What do you want to hear from rishi sunak in his speech . Hi. Yes, i think people are looking for some hope. Sorry, people are looking for some hope and we really want rishi to connect with the ordinary voters. You know, i know he is providing bold and tough leadership, making some long term decisions for the country. People want to hear some quick fixes, as well, given the crisis of Food Inflation and all that. I know his pledges are good and he is making great progress towards it. What do you think you has got to say to be able to connect with people . He is the Prime Minister of the country, and he has had a great conference here, and the whole tory party as well behind him, and we want to see him out and about in the country and connect with ordinary voters, what their issues are. I know he is working 24 7 along with his diverse cabinet, but we need to see more of it, and people really want quick results. Thank you. Thank you very much. We willjust keep going down this way a bit fu
Leave for the male menopause. You heard me right. So with almost 8 million brits languishing on a waiting list, has the countrys Health Service completely lost the plot . Completely lost the plot . Standing by to give their unfiltered views are my panel. Tonight Carol Mcgiffin. Suzanne evans and rebecca reid. In the evans and rebecca reid. In the clash is Kemi Badenoch right that britain is the best place in the world to be a black person . We will debate that with, among others , gb news with, among others, gb news superstar nana akua. Plus as shocking footage emerges of the have a go heroes intervening in an alleged shoplifting incident. Are the public right to step in . And does the rise of vigilantes reveal how powerless our police have become . Well, well speak have become . Well, well speak to former top cop harry miller , to former top cop harry miller, who lays down the law shortly. And also a first look at tomorrows newspaper front pages. And we will crown a new greatest brito
Been arrested on suspicion of murder following the death of a 14 year old boy. The 36 year old suspect is now in hospital, police saying theyve been unable to interview him due to his condition. Four other people were injured, including two Police Officers. Earlier, Buckingham Palace said the kings thoughts and prayers are with all those affected. Assistant commissioner louisa rolfe says the suspect was not known to them. The 36 year old man arrested at the scene is currently in hospital having suffered injuries when his van collided with a building. He has been arrested on suspicion of murder at this time, given his injuries, we have been unable to interview him. We know there is interview him. We know there is speculation about his background, including Police Contact with him and despite urgent and extensive checks today, we have found no trace of a prior incident involving him so far. So far. Very well. Local residents have spoken of their fear following that attack. Its really, re
Languishing on a waiting list, has the countrys Health Service completely lost the plot . Completely lost the plot . Standing by to give their unfiltered views are my panel. Tonight Carol Mcgiffin. Suzanne evans and rebecca reid. In the evans and rebecca reid. In the clash is Kemi Badenoch right that britain is the best place in the world to be a black person . We will debate that with, among others , gb news with, among others, gb news superstar nana akua. Plus as shocking footage emerges of the have a go heroes intervening in an alleged shoplifting incident. Are the public right to step in . And does the rise of vigilantes reveal how powerless our police have become . Well, well speak have become . Well, well speak to former top cop harry miller , to former top cop harry miller, who lays down the law shortly. And also a first look at tomorrows newspaper front pages. And we will crown a new greatest briton and Union Jackass before the night is out. So buckle up for two hours of big op
Michelle, thank you and good evening to you. Well, the top story tonight from the gb newsroom is that mps have rejected all amendments to the governments rwanda bill suggested by the house of lords. Lets show you live pictures of the Upper Chamber. The rejected legislation is back there, and its understood. And labour its understood. And labour peers will apparently back two of those amendments tonight. If they pass, mps will then consider them in the commons this coming monday. Full coverage of that, of course. Right here. Gp news and the Prime Minister has put on record hes committed to getting flights off the ground to rwanda by end of the spring. Well, by the end of the spring. Well, in other news today, sir keir starmer has accused the Prime Minister of dodging questions over cutting nhs and Pension Funding to cover the cost of eventually scrapping national insurance. Speaking during Prime Ministers questions today, the labour leader criticised the conservatives for what he called