>> good. >> good. >> unbelievable. i'm not flogging kebabs tonight. that was a london takeaway, which is advertising its services online using clips of iranian missile strikes on israeli citizens. meanwhile. >> the angel. >> the angel. >> two people are badly injured while protesting the iranian regime outside its embassy in london. seven are arrested for gbh. and if you thought london wasn't bad enough, i can exclusively reveal on ben leo tonight that a former iranian vice president who once backed the fatwa on salman rushdie is living in a plush £1 million house in the capital. of course he is. oh, and by the way, a hamas commander on the west bank is also living in a council house here that he bought under right to buy. all this, of course, as palestine protesters scoot into raf brize norton and military aircraft and the

runway. and meanwhile a british man tonight is accused of being an iranian spy in cyprus. he's been arrested, accused of plotting a terrorist attack against our troops there. just what the bloody hell is going on in england? and when are we going to sort this out? also tonight. >> well, they should give me the nobel prize for rwanda. and if you look the congo, or you could say serbia, kosovo, but they won�*t give me a nobel peace prize because they only give it to liberals. >> there he is. there's the man of the moment. does president trump deserve a nobel peace pfize? trump deserve a nobel peace prize? well, pakistan has just nominated him for one. >> and. now open the door. not. >> and. now open the door. not. >> 0h >> and. now open the door. not. >> oh dear, oh dear. they're good at nicking people for facebook posts, aren�*t they? but the police find it hard, apparently, to do the basics. on my panel tonight is journalist and communications adviser linda jubilee, the former met police detective peter bleksley, and the former labour special adviser paul richards. and what do you reckon happened when a

man ordered the hottest curry in britain? >> 0h. >> 0h. >> carry on, the first spoon has just gone in. >> good evening. thank you for your company. big show coming up, including the first of tomorrow's newspaper front pages. hot off the press. first, though, let's get your news headlines with sam francis. >> very good evening to you from the newsroom. the top story tonight. more than 1000 migrants have now crossed the english channel illegally. so far this weekend, 437 arrived on friday, with close to 600 others making the journey today. border force and lifeboats have responded to at least nine small boats in uk

waters. earlier this morning, one group was forced to disembark off the french coast as officers slashed their vessel to prevent yet another launch. the surge in arrivals comes as the prime minister is now admitting the crisis in the channel is, he says, deteriorating. at least eight people have died in brazil after a hot air balloon crashed in the south of the country. there were 21 people known to be on board when the balloon came down. police say a fire broke out in the basket mid—air, with survivors jumping moments before the balloon lost lift and fell. 13 people, including the pilot, survived and were taken to hospital. the israel—iran conflict has entered its ninth day now, with strikes intensifying on both sides. israel says it's hit dozens of military targets in south—west iran, including a university, an emergency centre and a nuclear facility. in response, iranian drones entered israeli airspace earlier today as the region now teeters on the edge of further escalation. iran has warned us

involvement would be very dangerous as casualties continue to rise. over 400 known to be deadin to rise. over 400 known to be dead in iran and 25 in israel. meanwhile, a british man has been arrested in cyprus, accused of spying for iran and plotting a terror attack near a key raf base. local media there say the suspect linked to iran's revolutionary guard, was caught with a long lens, camera and three phones watching the uk's key military airbase. he was tracked to a flat near limassol and arrested. israel says the plot targeted israeli citizens. the uk foreign office says it's in contact with authorities over what some are calling a spy in plain sight. the home secretary is set to brand palestine action, a terrorist group calling their methods criminal and extreme. it comes after activists broke into raf brize norton and sprayed red paint into the engine of a military jet. counter—terror police are now on the case. the group has been behind a wave of stunts in

recent months, targeting london offices and even defacing donald trump�*s golf course in scotland. they say they're exposing what they call blood soaked ties between britain and israel's arms trade, brought back to the surface ten months after sinking off the coast of sicily, mike lynchs superyacht has now been salvaged today, after the accident last august that killed the british tech tycoon, his teenage daughter and five others. a report found the vessel likely collapsed, capsized in a powerful storm. crews used one of europe's biggest maritime cranes to lift the 56 metre yacht from the seabed, revealing extensive damage to the hull. and the uk is sweltering in a heat wave, hitting a new high today, recording 33.2 in surrey, making it the hottest day of the year so far. but as the heat peaks, a yellow storm warning is now in force across northern england, north wales and the scottish borders, with flash floods, hail and even lightning possible. all this as thousands gathered this morning to watch the sun rise at

stonehenge, marking the longest and now the hottest day of the yean and now the hottest day of the year. that's the news on gb news. plenty more still to come right here. don't go anywhere. right here. don�*t go anywhere. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com/poll. >> hello. good evening to you. welcome to ben leo tonight. now look, i don't know what the bloody hell is going on in britain right now, but we need to pull our socks up. it appears we're accommodating many people who, quite frankly, hate us and hate our allies, not least iran supporters who are brazenly operating all across this country. let's kick off with country. let�*s kick off with this one, shall we? here's a ben leo tonight exclusive for you. i can reveal that a former senior member of the iranian government that issued the fatwa on salman rushdie is now living a cushy life in a £1 million north

london home. the iranian man who i�*m not going to name tonight for various reasons, back to the islamic death sentence on rushdie after the publication of his book the satanic verses. the met police has been studying a legal dossier accusing him of encouraging terrorism under the 2006 terror act. since living in london, the former government minister has frequently praised the late general qassem soleimani of the islamic revolutionary guards as a national hero of iran and islam. the americans classed the erg as a terrorist group, and president trump killed soleimani in a drone strike in 2020. separately to that, if that wasn't bad enough, i can tell you that hamas�*s former commander in the west bank is also living a life of comfort in london. after buying his council house under right to buy. of course he did. according to us intel, the man ran their terrorist operations in the west bank and these days helps organise pro—palestine protests in london. aren�*t we protests in london. aren't we generous? so there's two people who should probably be deported.

but hang tight because there's more to come. are you ready for the next one? this is a london takeaway that's gone viral overnight, after advertising its services using footage of iranian ballistic missiles striking civilians in israel. that was the lebanese grill in harlesden, north london. the food looks all right, but i�*m not quite sure about the missiles. then we had this situation outside the iranian embassy in london yesterday. >> the angel kwasi. >> the angel kwasi. >> so two people were allegedly >> 50 two people were allegedly attacked for protesting against the iranian regime. seven have since been arrested for gbh. all this, of course, comes off the back of the absolutely insane scenes at raf brize norton on your screen now, where two pro—palestine protesters managed to scoot onto the runway. yes, with scooters and caused

millions of pounds worth of damage to a voyager aircraft and indeed the runway itself. 20 years ago, the defence secretary would have resigned for that blunder. now we just throw our handsin blunder. now we just throw our hands in the air and mutter some outrage before accepting britain's surrender. then, britain�*s surrender. then, separately tonight, we've had breaking news that an alleged iranian spy has been arrested in cyprus, accused of plotting a terror attack on a british airbase. what makes it worse is the man who is british, believe it or not, is alleged to have links to iran�*s islamic revolutionary guards, the very same org