Believing in the Holocaust is central to Jewish identity - Nick Fuentes tells Dave Smith.

Ex-BBC Radio 1 DJ Tim Westwood has been charged with four counts of rape, the Metropolitan Police has said.

The 68-year-old has also been charged with nine counts of indecent assault and two counts of sexual assault.

The charges related to seven women, with the allegations spanning from 1983 to 2016.

Westwood is due to appear at Westminster Magistrates' Court on 10 November.

What if someone went to Golders Green and burned a Torah/Talmud.

Would Jenrick be supporting that person in court as well?

Or...

Rishi Sunak has been appointed to a paid position at Microsoft.

Here he was meeting Bill Gates when as PM he helped Microsoft with legal problems.

Julia Hartley-Brewer stands with Israel.

Keir Starmer admitted that Digital ID could be rolled out to access your "own money".

Candace Owens calls out Trump for ethnically Cleansing Gaza and profiting from the death of children.

On tonight's show I will personally be addressing a campaign of smear and lies being concocted by a group of people who are completely unhinged.

If you recall before my break I was exceptionally generous and asked this group of people to cease and desist from their actions otherwise action would be taken.

As a result of their continued pattern of behaviour they were then permanently banned from UNN.

You would have hoped that they would have decided to move on yet it appears they simply cannot let go of grudges spending entire evenings analysing everything.

I will be naming those involved in this as well as providing evidence of their sinister behaviour.

Ultimately people can say what they like about me as I am a public figure.

However when they start going after people's family and especially their children as a Father I will take whatever action necessary to stop these people and they need to also be aware that by involving other people than me that they face the risk of other parties getting involved.

It is very interesting that people who claim to be 'friends and allies' can turn out to be so vicious and vindictive.

Joanna Lumley: “I’m an immigrant. I was born in India.”

The New Zealand parliament suspended after an unplanned haka broke out following newly elected PM Te Pati Maori's Oriini Kaipara's speech.

Speaker of the House Gerry Brownlee: "No, not that. The guarantee was that would not be taking place... Unreal."

Brownlee: "The House is suspended."

Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado wins Nobel Peace Prize.

Hundreds have turned out to give Ricky Hatton a send off.

He was found dead aged 46 at his Hyde home on September 14.

The government will consult on whether children aged between 13 and 16-years-old should be included in the digital ID roll-out.

The backlash to Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer's announcement for a UK-wide digital ID scheme has attracted almost three million signatures.

An official government response to that petition confirmed the consultation will also consider whether to include children aged 13 years old and older.

Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper defended the consultation plans, saying "lots of 13-year olds already do" have a form of digital ID.

Keir Starmer has praised India's extensive Aadhaar digital ID system, which includes biometric data, as a "massive success" and suggested Britain could use similar technology for banking, though No 10 clarified the UK system would not necessarily copy India's biometric data usage.

Humza Yousaf is helping to spearhead a new initiative to help more British Muslims get into politics.

Last month he helped to launch the Muslim Impact Forum (MIF) aiming to "connect Muslim leadership, expertise, and resources across philanthropy, business, academia, and geopolitics".

The beginning of Digital ID is upon us. Councils are now requesting to link to UCRN in Scotland for local council access to your online account to simply pay a bill or report that your bins have been missed on collection day.

Hamit Coskun's criminal conviction for burning a copy of the Quran has been overturned by the Crown Court.

Telegram founder Pavel Durov has issued a warning about the end of the free internet.

Channel migrant who said he was coming to England to 'pop pop pop' Nigel Farage in a TikTok video has been found guilty of making threats to kill.

Fayaz Khan, an Afghani national made the threats last year.