Lol.

Caribbean nations will press Labour MPs for slavery reparations in a parliamentary meeting next week demanding TRILLIONS in pounds.

Delegates will be welcomed by sympathetic politicians in the all-party parliamentary group for Afrikan reparations. This includes Labour members Bell Ribeiro-Addy and Clive Lewis, along with Carla Denyer, the Green Party MP.

As abortion at any stage has now been effectively decriminalised, we are on a dark path. It needs to be - at the very least - reduced to 12 weeks to bring it inline with other European national norms.

Republican congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene says she's facing threats following a barrage of personal criticism from US President Donald Trump on social media.

She said security firms had been in contact "with warnings for my safety as a hotbed of threats against me are being fueled and egged on by the most powerful man in the world".

As a woman, I take threats from men seriously.

I now have a small understanding of the fear and pressure the women, who are victims of Jeffrey Epstein and his cabal, must feel."

Donald Trump blames low life expectancy in the east end of Glasgow on a poor economy and insisted North Sea could make Scotland rich.

He blamed wind farms for “destroying the country” while the “greatest oil and gas fields in the world” are not being used.

In response to reports average life expectancy in parts of Glasgow is just 57, Trump said: “You would think it would be the opposite. It’s so beautiful. The air is so good.

“You would think that you would live forever....at the same time, they have a hard life economically. You know, there’s not great economics there.”

Home Secretary says under the new asylum reforms, a "new route" is being set up for refugees "to be able to work and study in this country, and when they are contributing, we will make sure there is an earlier path to settlement."

And then, for absolutely no reason whatsoever.

This is White Genocide.

President Donald Trump commuted the prison sentence of New Jersey conman Eliyahu Weinstein, who was accused of leading a ponzi scheme stealing millions of dollars.

He was just sentenced again to 37 years in prison for stealing another $40 million from his clients.

Residents chanted 'Starmer out' as thousands attended a protest against plans to house 600 lone male asylum seekers at an army camp on the edge of their town.

Crowborough army training camp in East Sussex has been lined up to house the refugees as part of Labour's bid to reduce the use of asylum hotels.

Locals said they have already installed panic alarms in their homes amid safety fears, while raising concerns about the 600 migrants registering with GPs in the county, with some already struggling to book appointments.

On tonight's show we are joined by Special Guest Amanda Kennedy on how the Police set out to ruin her life.

Plus all the latest UK and World news with David Clews.

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Rachel Reeves 'is set to announce a milkshake tax'.

The Chancellor is believed to be gearing up to make sweeping changes to the Soft Drinks Industry Levy.

It is thought that Reeves will axe the exemption that currently stops milk-based and milk-substitute drinks from being eligible for the tax.

Fact Check=True.

Tesco ditch Christmas from their Christmas trees.

Tate's take on women.

Donald Trump has urged lawmakers in his own party to vote to release files relating to the late paedophile Jeffrey Epstein.

The US president wrote on Sunday night that House Republicans should do so "because we have nothing to hide".

Very interesting development as Donald Trump refuses to disavow Tucker Carlson after interviewing Nick Fuentes, praising Carlson’s support of him, and saying he doesn’t know much about Fuentes. Trump further insisted Tucker is free to interview whoever, and Tucker should “get the word out.”

Samuel Rubinstein you say?

A rapist who has avoided being deported for more than a decade could receive compensation because an electronic tag made him 'depressed'.

Mustafa Taskiran may be granted compensation as lawyers engage in legal arguments over whether 'appropriate relief' should be given to the Turkish migrant.

A High Court judge, Mr Justice Lavender, ruled in his favour just days prior to the 48-year-old confessing to stalking and threatening to kill a woman with a knife.

Taskiran is expected to be sentenced this month.

He told the court that the tag caused him 'intense physical and mental distress' due to its heaviness and discomfort.

It comes after decades of crime - beginning four years after the Turkish man was granted indefinite leave to remain in the UK in 1994.

Mobile polling booths will be placed in schools to make it easier for 16 and 17-year-olds to vote for the first time as part of a shake-up of Britain’s election rules being planned by the government.

Under plans by Labour to “modernise the voting experience” in-person polling could be extended over several days while “hubs” would be set up to catch voters in busy town centre areas as well.