Australian journalist and author Sharri Markson joins Will Kingston on Fire at Will to discuss the Bondi Beach terror attack, rising anti-Semitism, immigration policy and the political consequences of growing security concerns across Australia and the UK.Markson, whose book Bondi Terror: The Tragedy, The Courage, The Aftermath documents the attack and its aftermath, describes the shooting at a Hanukkah celebration on December 14, 2025, as a defining moment for Australia. She recounts the attack, which killed 15 people and left dozens injured, and raises questions about the security arrangements in place at the event. Markson says authorities had been warned that large public gatherings could be targeted and argues that lessons must be learned from the tragedy.#Antisemitism #News Keep up to date with GB News at gbnews.com or on X @GBNEWS Become a Friend of GB News: gbnews.com/friend
What does it actually mean to be English in 2026? Will Kingston is joined by GB News presenter Tom Harwood to debate the fine line between nationality, ethnicity, and culture in modern Britain. From Rishi Sunak’s English identity, to the debate around reviving historical terms like ‘Anglo-Saxon’, Tom breaks down why he believes immigration policies must address cultural compatibility and integration challenges. The pair also cover the future of the UK economy, comparing Britain's current position to past eras, alongside a stark warning about how rapid AI development will reshape the job market and automate white-collar 'email jobs'.
