investigation of valdo calocane all of those things deemed more important, clearly to the prime ministeropposition than when he's in power now. it's an astonishing state of affairs. but first, the man of the moment. joining me now is gb news national reporter charlie peters. charlie, i also want to start by echoing what i've been saying to you all week. my son, what reporting you've been doing. you've captured the world's attention. elon musk has become something of a superfan. i don't think i've seen anybody else on the planet retweeted more than you. but joking aside, this conversation is firmly back in the spotlight, perhaps where it should have been years ago. you've been fighting on this, charlie for years. its front, its centre. we had a vote. the survivors didn't get what they want, but andy burnham dramatically enter into the fray. tell us the latest of what's been an astonishing week in politics. >> well, martin, the government's position is now under significant pressure, in particular, as you just mentioned, because of that senior labour figure, andy burnham, the mayor for gre

a failure of social services, blame the mental health services, just like we heard with valdo calocanen my home city of nottingham. another triple killer, but no inquiry into the rape gangs. i wonder if that inquiry might have asked different questions. one inquiry, perhaps giving cover to the government, another perhaps bringing down the whole house of cards. so many questions to ask. is there a cover up going on? is sir keir starmer correct? this is simply due process. it's contempt of court. it's how we must do things. i'll be joined by a barrister on the show and the golden age of donald trump coming into effect. could we have a bit of that this side of the pond? would you fancy a leader like donald trump in the united kingdom? get in touch gb views @gbnews. com is the way to do it. but first, here's your news headlines. >> martin. thank you. good afternoon. >> it's just gone . 3:00. >> it's just gone. 3:00. >> it's just gone. 3:00. >> these are your headlines. >> these are your headlines. >> these are your headlines. >> the home secretary has called axel rudakubana southport attac

you know, in any case, like this, i remember the valdo calocane case, the triple killing in my home city of nottingham, the murderer of brianna ghey. you know, the victim impact statements are so, so raw. i mean, those vignettes and everybody can relate to. we used to cook for three and now we cook for two. i mean, you know, these are the things where, you know, life is forever changed by this psychopath, this utter psychopath who clearly premeditated this. this was clearly a plan. there's clearly no sense of regret to actually say, i'm glad these children are dead. mark white you've been covering many, many cases through your illustrious and long career. do you recall coming face to face with such unimaginable evil as axel rudakubana? >> i've seen lots of evil people that have put before >> i've seen lots o