. >> tom buick well, i'm hoping calvin will take me along as his plus one. is that what you want to be after the show? you know who'd have thought you'd ever have wanted to be kelvin mackenzie? >> there's a queue. >> there's a queue. he >> there's a queue. he knows i have a soft spot for him. >> really? >> really? >> well, something we need to talk about off air. there you go. >> look, ladies and gents, you've got 28 minutes to go just over before gb news. we hear this exclusive event, decision time. the race to lead. make sure you get in touch with me and tell us who do you want to see win this debate, and what are the key issues for you? i told you at the start, philip, one of the viewers, he's already beenin one of the viewers, he's already been in touch saying he wants to see both of them essentially pledge to restore the winter fuel allowance. would you share that? do you ever see it happening there or not? but there you go. that is the live. see that you're seeing there from that central location. the audience are sitting there ready and waiting to go

baroness jacqueline foster, the former member of the european parliament, and tom buick, the visiting professor of education at the university of staffordshire. but first, everyone, let's get tonight's 6:00 news. >> good evening. it's just gone. 6:00. these are your headlines from the gb newsroom. the suspect accused of murdering three young girls in july's southport stabbing attacks is facing two new charges . axel facing two new charges. axel rudakubana is now charged with producing the biological toxin ricin and possessing an al—qaeda training manual for potential terrorism preparation. the charges are separate to those over the killings of the girls. the police are not treating the stabbings as an act of terrorism. rudy cabana will appear via video link at westminster magistrates court tomorrow. meanwhile, conservative leadership candidate robert jenrick said he was concerned facts may have been withheld from the public. meanwhile, downing street has denied the government had been involved in decision making about the timing of the announcement about charges against the southport

kelvin mackenzie, the former editor of the sun , and tom editor of the sun, and tom buick, the visiting professor of education at the university of staffordshire. good evening to both of you. kelvin, you had strong opinions there on that hamas leader being killed in the bulletins. i heard you. >> yes, it's excellent news. i mean, he is a he was the organiser of the october the 7th massacre, which started off a chain of events through gaza, on through lebanon , potentially through lebanon, potentially onto iran. and he has paid a price. it's a shame that it's a shame that he died so easily. i wish he'd he'd actually faced judicial procedure and actually faced a firing squad. but this is good news. and it's more likely to accelerate a peace arrangement between israel and gaza in some form or another, and that will lead to peace across the region . so but across the region. so but honestly, the speed at which israel is knocking off these military dictators in their, in their own lands is incredible. the intelligence that they must be given, by the way, by the by not only by israel finding