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we've got the telegraph next. uring the pandemic, children were thrown under the bus to save old and unhealthy people. would say we had people. some would say we had our priorities wrong way round. >> therese yes . so the covid >> therese yes. so the covid inquiry was told that the pandemic was a disaster for many disadvantaged and already vulnerable youngsters , as vulnerable youngsters, as according to the former children's commissioner, anne long field please, sir, may i have some more? no no . have some more? no no. basically, they just. there was no no, there was no recourse left for them or they were they were children were in afterthought. and obviously because of that, their mental health. their health, their education, everything deteriorated and concerns were raised during the pandemic. nick and it fell to sir gavin williamson. the education secretary at the time . but secretary at the time. but apparently it was very clear he wasn't part of those discussions because there was just an empty chair at the t

that's one of the stories on the telegraph. khan , he's defying keir sadiq khan, he's defying keir starmer , so there's more starmer, so there's more division in the labour party. he's saying, hey, we've got to stop this . and of this stop this. and of course this has been headache for labour stop this. and of course this has beesomeeadache for labour stop this. and of course this has beesome time. |e for labour stop this. and of course this has beesome time. there's bour stop this. and of course this has beesome time. there's lots now for some time. there's lots of division. the mayor of london demanded that his party back an end to israel's military action in a shock move that was swiftly supported by andy berman. the labour mayor of manchester and anas sannar , the scottish labour anas sannar, the scottish labour leader . so yeah , he's not up anas sannar, the scottish labour leader. so yeah , he's not up for leader. so yeah, he's not up for it . it. >> um, it's quite well, i'm watching labour sort of try and miss an open go

. >> the telegraph has terrorist attack in uk linked to gaza. the palestinian territory, not the footballer. the guardian has labour redrawing the political map, says starmer. the times has hamas frees kidnapped mother and daughter . the express leads with daughter. the express leads with angry tories say only true blue values can woo back votes and finally, the daily star has einstein chat bot humans are all auens einstein chat bot humans are all aliens and those we are front pages. aliens and those we are front pages . are and let's have a pages. are and let's have a closer look at those front pages, starting with the times. paul yes, hamas frees kidnapped mother and daughter. >> now, i should just read a little part from this. it's quite non—committal language, but we do know that they have been so bear that been released now. so bear that in claimed to have in mind. hamas claimed to have released hostages , released two american hostages, according to a statement from the militant group. so pair the militant group. so the pair identified jud

anyway, moving on, what's what have the telegraph on the front page poll?ll, there's a couple of things going on here of interest. dangerous. i may pose existential threat humanity, existential threat to humanity, says rishi sunak. so this is ahead of the flagship ai summit . ahead of the flagship ai summit. pm to stress the need to be honest about the risks posed by the nascent, i hear this every week and i've yet to be killed by a laptop. >> so was the other was the other story on that. so yeah, that's a good point. >> farage bank boss data rules and must be sorry. farage bank boss broke data rules and must not get £10 million payout. so this is the fact that the boss at at coutts alison rose is looking down the barrel of a £10 million payout, which is not entirely unusual if you leave a huge job like that. but it is unusual when you're quite clearly broken the law in some way and you've thrown someone under the bus pretend it under the bus and pretend it didn't then being didn't happen and then being caught going, oh, caught out and going, oh, i'm really

the sunday telegraph that later. the sunday telegraph shapps to send uk troops to ukraine. e sunday times badenoch piles pressure on sunak to quit echr the sunday express . £1 billion lifeline for derelict high streets. the sunday mirror. the baby who can't cry and the daily star sunday goes with socks maniac . sunday goes with socks maniac. and those are your front pages . and those are your front pages. all right. kicking off this in—depth look at sunday's front pages. let's go to the sunday times. lewis, what have they got ? >> well, it says badenoch piles pressure on sunak to quit echr . pressure on sunak to quit echr. i don't know whether it's piling pressure on us. she did an interview with the sunday times. this woman, kemi badenoch , who this woman, kemi badenoch, who i'm finding out more about and the think what's happening the way i think what's happening is, is sunday times is kind is, is the sunday times is kind of her to the new of positioning her to be the new replacement for rishi sunak because as she's coming out with all these great ideas and she's just the

the telegraph has starmer will not bring hs2 back to life. am from labour 1997 win the times has cps calls for clemency over mercy killing cases and the i has new hs2 plant is in doubt 24 hours after sunaks speech and finally the daily star has the rise and rise of the billy nomi case. and those were your front pages. case. and those were your front pages . and that's all we have pages. and that's all we have time for. thank you to my guests, paul cox and lewis schaffer. i'm back tomorrow at 11 pm. with darius davies and josh howie. and if you're watching at 5 am, stay tuned for breakfast and we will see you.the for breakfast and we will see you. the same time tomorrow night . and have a great weekend night. and have a great weekend and be leo kyrees. goodbye. i was brilliant tonight and they took the seat from the snp. so we're going to look at what that might mean for the next general election and the man who broke into windsor castle armed with a loaded crossbow to kill the late queen, has been sentenced to nine years in jail for the crime

we've got the telegraph now hamas. telegraph now in hamas. he sympathisers are probably the people who should least be advising authorities on hate advising the authorities on hate crime. but they're advising the authorities on hate crime. paul, tell us more . tell us more. >> oh, man, depressing. >> oh, man, it's depressing. mosque chairman who praised hamas adviser aziz cps hamas founder adviser aziz cps on hate crime . and there ever on hate crime. and there ever been a more 2023 headline? i'm not sure there there has. let's give some context to this sort of prominent mosque chairman who praised the founder of hamas, advises the crown prosecution service as part of a scrutiny panel service as part of a scrutiny panel. now i looked at this and i thought, do you know what it's not a bad idea because if you're going to advise anyone on anything, you're best to have experience, anything, you're best to have expsoznce, anything, you're best to have exp so znce, is anything, you're best to have expsoznce,is hunter anything, you're best to have ex

the telegraph eu terrorists. the telegraph eu clash with uk and us on ceasefire.ks to free more hostages . the times sunak chanting jihad is threat to our democracy . is threat to our democracy. financial times chevron doubles down on fossil fuel wager with $53 billion swoop for hess , the $53 billion swoop for hess, the daily star is there mice on mars ? it's a pun. those were your front pages . that's all we have front pages. that's all we have time for. thank you to my guests, steven allen, nick dixon . i'll be back tomorrow with leo kurz and josh howie. thanks very much for watching. night humanitarian grounds . as more humanitarian grounds. as more aid reaches gaza . it comes as aid reaches gaza. it comes as israel intensifies its bombing campaign and ground assaults. mark white has the latest from israel . these hostage releases israel. these hostage releases are certainly welcome, but the israeli government believes it's no more than hamas delaying tactics and they won't be diverted from their mission to destroy the terror group . destroy the terror group.

the telegraph has sunak. i'll change the status quo. the guardian leads with pm, declares politic is broken in bid to wrest back control. the daily mail has what a wig lifter? not sure what that is. this was the first properly spellbinding , dramatically spellbinding, dramatically assured speech seen at a conference for years and the longest headline the metro has its justice for jade. and finally the daily star has psycho scumbag chat bots aren't all bad. and those were your front pages . and let's have a front pages. and let's have a closer look at those front pages, starting with the times. >> josh yeah, the big one. braverman migration hurricane is coming and i don't know if that's this hurricane of migrants, if that's an allusion to net zero, it's climate change. it would have been othennise sort of a gust or just a little windy wind blow back. i think she's suggesting that the boats are going to arrive in an anticlockwise direction. oh, very good. and depending on where you are in the well, we are up north. yeah. okay that works.

heading to the telegraph now. and people just keep now. etting stupider and stupider. cressida white students, a minority of applicants at oxbridge for the first time. >> so that's progress , isn't it? >> so that's progress, isn't it? i guess . i don't know. is it? i guess. i don't know. is it? i think it might be because it might show that all the outreach programmes are making headway. i don't it showed for the don't know. so it showed for the first time this data aspiring white students have made up less than half of uk applicants and the other interesting thing. so it's not just about colour, although is about although the headline is about colour also the figures colour, it's also the figures are showing that a record number of teenagers from the most depnved of teenagers from the most deprived areas in the uk have appued deprived areas in the uk have applied , although i suppose applied, although i suppose there could be some crossover there. i don't know. >> well, yeah. nick i mean we always it seems to be ethnicity is brought this m

nick yeah, so the telegraph few stories the meantime. so the telegigoing few stories the meantime. nick yeah, so the telegigoing with.ew stories we're going with. >> reveals natwest staff >> farage reveals natwest staff gloated his de—banking and gloated over his de—banking and of nigel's covered this of course nigel's covered this earlier show. it is. earlier on his show. but it is. i won't say shocking when i say shocking. i mean in the sense of indignation disgust. not in indignation and disgust. not in the i'm surprised. so the sense that i'm surprised. so a subject access request came back. had the one back. it already had the one from coots. this from coots. now this is a separate one natwest and it separate one from natwest and it very much what we suspected and worse. i mean, said he worse. i mean, people said he was nobody. now that was a nobody. now that he's completed weird completed brexit, a bit weird because potential future because he's a potential future prime people i'd prime minister people said i'd happily a milkshake

it says the daily telegraph. i says in the daily telegraph. mean, this is this is something we're of braced for for, we're sort of braced for for, things to happen in the uk on the apparent global day of jihad . yeah that has hasn't really manifested in the uk . . yeah that has hasn't really manifested in the uk. but do you think things could kick off tomorrow? >> well, look, it could kick off any time couldn't it? and i forgot we were doing this story. but problem. this but this is a big problem. this is the thing i'm sure is this is the thing i'm sure you with me, a lot of you agree with me, but a lot of people pointing now, people are pointing out now, lots people very lots of people were very liberal on mass immigration on on mass immigration and they were multiculturalism. were very for multiculturalism. they worry the they didn't worry about the lack of now we have of assimilation. but now we have to know, this is a to say, you know, this is a huge problem can't ignore anymore. problem we can't ignore anymore. yeah is what >> and so this

why can't the bbc, the telegraph , has the bbc, the telegraph, has royals condemn hamas attacks as terrorismeady to invade? the guardian leads with israelis suspended between fear, grief and forebode king. the express has outrage over order not to jail rapists as prisons are full, the daily star leads with boff reveals something we don't understand, but sounds 100% legit. and also a little bit frightening. the matrix may be real, and those rear front pages. and that's all we have time for. thank you to my guests, paul cox and lewis shaffer, nick dixon is in the hot seat tomorrow, joined by steve n, allen and josh howie. and you're watching a.m, and if you're watching at 5 am, stay for breakfast campaign continues overnight as palestinians appeal to be allowed safe passage out of gaza. an israeli troops are preparing for a ground offensive. this is the scene live in gaza this morning . it's live in gaza this morning. it's 6:00 here in the uk on thursday , the 12th of october. today israel cuts off water, food and power to the gaza strip and continues its bombardment. >> hospitals there say th

why can't the bbc, the telegraph , has the bbc, the telegraph, has royals condemn hamas attacks as terrorismeady to invade? the guardian leads with israelis suspended between fear, grief and forebode king. the express has outrage over order not to jail rapists as prisons are full, the daily star leads with boff reveals something we don't understand, but sounds 100% legit. and also a little bit frightening. the matrix may be real, and those rear front pages. and that's all we have time for. thank you to my guests, paul cox and lewis shaffer, nick dixon is in the hot seat tomorrow, joined by steve n, allen and josh howie. and you're watching a.m, and if you're watching at 5 am, stay for breakfast >> it's 9:00. i'm patrick christys and this is gb news tonight . now christys and this is gb news tonight. now the israel—hamas war intensifies as details of the terror group's depraved and heinous crimes continue to shock the world. so why is the bbc, i.e. another left wing media still refusing to call hamas what they patently are rabid terrorists? i'll give my scathing perspective on that next. befo

. on and do the sunday telegraph. ve trouble steve what do they have trouble for or the bbc arabic for the bbc or the bbc arabic have to investigate six of have had to investigate six of their appearing biased. >> it's a bbc bias story. so of the six people that they're investigating, one of the cases is just liking a tweet never sits well with me judging someone the tweet they like someone for the tweet they like is often you can't is often because you can't remember bookmark it. but remember how to bookmark it. but one correspondent has one senior correspondent has made of an israeli relative made fun of an israeli relative of the grandmother who was abducted. a joke about inheritance. tweet is inheritance. another tweet is saying israel's is saying israel's prestige is crying corner . so there's crying in the corner. so there's a to investigate to look at a lot to investigate to look at the bias. but this is the bbc. this also having investigate this also having to investigate or from the or look at its bias from th

let's do the sunday telegraph the number sunday telegraph and the number of staff with 100 of retired pensions has doubled in three years. i take back all that clapping that i didn't actually do. enough. clapping that i didn't actually do. yeah, enough. clapping that i didn't actually do. yeah, it's enough. clapping that i didn't actually do. yeah, it's atiough. clapping that i didn't actually do. yeah, it's at £2.31. clapping that i didn't actually do. yeah, it's at £23 trillion >> yeah, it's at £23 trillion now. the public sector pensions is the single largest liability that the government has. but the telegraph's got an agenda here, so we should actually realise that we've changed topics. so it's retired nhs workers and then at this huge number then look at this huge number that includes loads more people than just the nhs workers overall, nhs paid 11 billion to its pensioners, which is a lot smaller than 2.3 trillion. so just bear that in mind. i mean the article actually does, it does a things and it's more does a few things and it's more nuanced it's more balanced does a few thi

why can't the bbc, the telegraph , has the bbc, the telegraph, has royals condemn hamas attacks as terrorismeady to invade? the guardian leads with israelis suspended between fear, grief and forebode king. the express has outrage over order not to jail rapists as prisons are full, the daily star leads with boff reveals something we don't understand, but sounds 100% legit. and also a little bit frightening. the matrix may be real, and those rear front pages. and that's all we have time for. thank you to my guests, paul cox and lewis shaffer, nick dixon is in the hot seat tomorrow, joined by steve n, allen and josh howie. and you're watching a.m, and if you're watching at 5 am, stay for breakfast >> good evening . christopher >> good evening. christopher hope interviews sir keir starmer up in liverpool and tonight we debate does he look like a prime minister in waiting as the king speaks out on israel , we go to speaks out on israel, we go to tel aviv to get the latest situation and a potential really disastrous piece of news for the government in the rwanda court hearing. all of that in just

gaza warning the telegraph . this gaza warning the telegraph.e most difficult image we've ever posted , which we'll we've ever posted, which we'll get onto in a moment. the sun shining light, darkest hour. get onto in a moment. the sun shining light, darkest hour . the shining light, darkest hour. the daily express. horrific images of murdered show of murdered babies show depravity in worse way, and the daily star psycho scumbag bedbugs. hard to say and harder to know why they're doing that story. hiding in our drawers. and those were front pages . and those were the front pages. so let's start with the telegraph . and this is possibly telegraph. and this is possibly the most disturbing story we've ever covered. i'd say josh yeah, i would say maybe. >> yeah . i mean, there's this >> yeah. i mean, there's this thing , isn't it, that just the thing, isn't it, that just the images and the videos that have been released over the last week sort of become inured a little bit by it. and then they just somehow it keeps on getting up the depravity . let

the telegraph, the terrorists. the telegraph, israel frees kidnapped soldier in gaza. . an in gaza. raid the gaza. an israeli pm rule ceasefire and declares this is a time for war. sorry rules out ceasefire and the times civil servants wanted to ban israel from. i talks i knew as johnson made it impossible for uk to tackle covid impossible for uk to tackle covm top impossible for uk to tackle covid top advisers say. and finally the daily star. are they kungons finally the daily star. are they klingons lurking around uranus? i'm sure they've used that one before. those of your front pages as . so first up, we have pages as. so first up, we have the guardian, lewis well, the guardian, israeli pm rules out ceasefire and declares this is time for war, like you said. >> and this is what's basically happening is, is the israelis are coming in from the north, which was gaza city is where most of the people live and where they where they believed the hostages were kept. and then they've come i think they've come along underneath gaza city to block the routes out. so anybody who

>> adam, we stay with the telegraph and the recent horrific events in brussels. this time . yeah.e. yeah. >> this is obviously not funny at all. the swedish pm calls for tougher border controls as gunman kills two. so we all know about guy the football about the guy at the football match he spent match in brussels. he had spent some so he some time in sweden, so he had a he vendetta against sweden he had a vendetta against sweden or something like that. >> so, i mean, that is what they or something like that. >> shei mean, that is what they or something like that. >> she spent1, that is what they or something like that. >> he spent some. is what they or something like that. >> he spent some. is withere ey say. he spent some time there and had i mean, nothing happened to him bad there. >> no, i think i don't >> no, i don't think i don't think welcome came think he's welcome came from i think he's welcome came from i think i don't think he's welcome because he was i think he's psychotic he psychotic by the. yeah but he had it for sweden had it in for sweden specifically he to sweden