allegations. james cleverly speaking in the _ those allegations. james cleverly speaking in the lastns. james cleverly speaking in the last half- those allegations. james cleverly speaking in the last half an - those allegations. james cleverly i speaking in the last half an hour or so and there is plenty more reaction to the inquiry in the house of commons, and we have continued coverage and analysis as well and our life page. russia. putin has been giving his state of the nation address and has said that the nation address and has said that the west provoked the war in ukraine. we'll hear that in a moment. let's take a look at some of the claims he made. he said that russia's claiming territory and what he insisted was a defensive in ukraine. he thanked the armed forces fighting in ukraine and at home, but he did not mention what it may take for russia to end its military action in ukraine, nor did he touch on what has been happening to his political rivals, including alexei navalny who died in prison this month. he had this message for western countries supporting ukraine's milita

james cleverly weighing rolling. james cleverly weighing in, saying that he should apologise.e to anderson this morning. he to lee anderson this morning. he said quite said my thoughts are quite simple , martin. the liberal simple, martin. the liberal democrats deaf . so read democrats must be deaf. so read my lips. i am not apologising. >> he's mentioned the lib dems of course, because they've put down edm. a motion in parliament like a petition that mps then sign and try and get get, get him to apologise and put pressure on him to give his remarks. he's not going to say sorry, was sitting this sorry, he was sitting in this chair last night for the interview patrick christys interview with patrick christys and news very and me for gb news made very clear he's nowhere clear he's going nowhere apologising. he going? apologising. where is he going? and those remarks by james cleverly are politically tone deaf hinckley for the situation because hinting heavily because he's hinting heavily that might join reform . that he might join reform. that's what happened in the interview ni

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cleverly, looking ahead to james cleverly, the secretary.rk, addressing in new york, this addressing global migration . it comes as global migration. it comes as the continuous bibby stockholm barge itself embroiled in barge finds itself embroiled in yet another dispute. >> yes. the portland mayor, carolyn parks, is bringing a judicial review against dorset council, challenging the local authority over having no planning authority to house asylum seekers on the bibby stockholm barge . it rumbles on. stockholm barge. it rumbles on. >> well, joining us now from the royal courts of justice is gb news reporter ray addison. and ray, what's the complaint here? what are the specifics ? what are the specifics? >> well, to be specific, carolyn parks is bringing this case in her private capacity despite being the mayor of portland in dorset, she essentially is saying that it's wrong that the home office continues to avoid planning control over the stockholm barge by claiming that it's on crown land now. >> dorset council says that they do not have aut

i'll be asking him , as james cleverly did. him, as james cleverly did. you've made your point.s now time to stop, get in touch. but before that, it's your news headlines with your latest news headlines with sophia wenzler. >> thanks, martin. it's 3:02. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom . we start with some newsroom. we start with some breaking news. 51 year old ian packer has been found guilty of murdering emma caldwell, who disappeared almost 19 years ago in glasgow . the 27 year old's in glasgow. the 27 year old's body was found in limefield woods in south lanarkshire . the woods in south lanarkshire. the farmers are warning the whole industry is at risk in the welsh government goes ahead with proposed changes to subsidies as liam halligan for the el tel will outside parliament, they staged a protest against plans which require 20% of agriculture land to be set aside for trees and wildlife habitats. the labour government insists the changes are necessary to fight climate change, but conceded the plan could still be adjusted at the end of a consultation. unions warn there'

we will be bringing you that statement from the home secretary james cleverly shortly but our reportermmendations have come out of this report. i think that they can be broadly categorised into three separate areas. firstly, how the force deals of allegations of indecent exposure. let's ta ke let's take you live to the house of commons by the home secretary is making a statement on the inquiry. three years ago, sarah everard was abducted, raped and murdered by an off duty serving police officer. it was a gut—wrenching betrayal, and abuse of power of the most egregious kind. and the country was shaken to its core. my predecessor, established in inquiry to examine the many failings arising from the sarah everard case, that was chaired by lady elish angiolini. part one focuses on wayne couzens's career and previous behaviour. a report dealing with part one�*s findings has today been published. first and foremost, i would take the time to think about sarah everard's family and her loved ones at what must be and her loved ones at what must be an incredibly difficult time. i pay tribute to t

james cleverly are difficult for lee anderson.d, way out of find, i think, a way out of this. but lee james cleverly saying anderson must saying that lee anderson must apologise. i won't apologise. he's saying i won't apologise. he's saying i won't apologise. feel i have apologise. i don't feel i have to. words were clumsy when he to. my words were clumsy when he said that sadiq khan was controlled or his office was controlled, controlled way controlled, controlled some way by denied, by islamists. that was denied, of sadiq khan, who of course, by sadiq khan, who attacked but we're attacked the language. but we're revealing tonight, of revealing on gb news tonight, of course, that lee anderson course, nigel, that lee anderson has met with richard tice, the reform uk leader in a hotel off the m1 on sunday for talks for about 20 minutes. that was the day after he lost the whip. so it may be that that lee anderson finally is going to come across to reform uk imminently. what have heard, nigel? have you heard, nigel? >> no idea . i ha

james cleverly are difficult for lee anderson. find, way out of find, i think, a way out of this. but lee james cleverly saying anderson must saying that lee anderson must apologise. i won't apologise. he's saying i won't apologise. he's saying i won't apologise. feel i have apologise. i don't feel i have to. words were clumsy when he to. my words were clumsy when he said that sadiq khan was controlled or his office was controlled, controlled way controlled, controlled some way by denied, by islamists. that was denied, of sadiq khan, who of course, by sadiq khan, who attacked but we're attacked the language. but we're revealing tonight, of revealing on gb news tonight, of course, that lee anderson course, nigel, that lee anderson has met with richard tice, the reform uk leader in a hotel off the m1 on sunday for talks for about 20 minutes. that was the day after he lost the whip. so it may be that that lee anderson finally is going to come across to reform uk imminently. what have heard, nigel? have you heard, nigel? >> no idea .

the home secretary , james cleverly, has secretary, james cleverly, has set out his vision to get backre policing . do you feel to core policing. do you feel safe on the streets of britain? what would like to be done ? what would you like to be done? >> alan bates he's the hero, isn't he? of the hour. the former subpostmaster says he's not accepting the derisory offer of compensation from the post office. he says it's just a sixth of what he's seeking. we're going to be talking to one of the lawyers who represented some who some of those postmasters who are being stitched up, are still being stitched up, aren't and the farmers, aren't they? and the farmers, well, they're still protesting . well, they're still protesting. >> in europe, we're seeing live pictures. this is the protest in brussels this morning . it's at a brussels this morning. it's at a summit of eu leaders that's taking place. as you can see, there are flames and fires burning their tractors there. we will bring you the latest. >> and we've got another home secretary , james cleverly, secretary, james cleverly, saying he

home secretary james cleverly.this is complicated , isn't uh, this is complicated, isn't it, ben? because it does appear as though this man is a twice failed asylum seeker. only granted the right to remain on the third time after claiming that he had converted to christianity. there are now going to be questions, aren't there, about our asylum system? >> well, it's , uh, this is >> well, it's, uh, this is a what some would call a damning indictment on the conservative government. you've got a guy who's come over illegally on a lorry . he's who's come over illegally on a lorry. he's claimed for asylum, not once, not twice, but three times. he was allowed to stay in the uk after being convicted of a sex offence and only after he converted. quote unquote, converted. quote unquote, converted to christianity , which converted to christianity, which is exactly as i mentioned at the top of the show, exactly what the liverpool maternity, uh , the liverpool maternity, uh, hospital bomber did in 2021. he was rejected a coupl

cleverly , confidence of james cleverly, the home secretary. david neil, said he'd received home office data showing that the uk border force had failed to check the occupants of hundreds of private jets arriving at london city airport , but the home office airport, but the home office disputed the claims , with the disputed the claims, with the minister for legal immigration, tom pursglove, insisting checks are performed on all scheduled passengers. he said it was deeply disturbing that the independent chief inspector leaked what he described as false information to a newspaper after reports were published in the daily mail. the home office says it's now investigating the so—called breach . a body was so—called breach. a body was found in the river thames, which detectives strongly believe. they say is that of chemical attack. suspect abdul ezedi. earlier police say they believed ezedi had gone into the river at chelsea bridge . that was based chelsea bridge. that was based on cctv evidence. well, the body was recovered by the metropolitan pol

the home secretary , james cleverly, will secretary, james cleverly, will call on the international community new york. he will urge countries to work together to address root causes and to smash the people smuggling gangs. he'll also say that doing the right thing by migrants doesn't necessarily mean relocating them to the uk , and labour vows to to the uk, and labour vows to tackle misogyny in schools if they win the next general election . the party will give election. the party will give teachers the tools to end the scourge of sexual harassment by young men, influenced by online misogyny. under new plans, boys will mentor younger male pupils on how to call out misogyny in the classrooms. recent data from ofsted found the mention of the terms sexual harassment in schools grew by more than 3,000% between 2019 and 2022. shadow education secretary bridget phillipson said it's a growing issue. it is a big problem and the reports that i hear from students and staff alike is that this can involve bullying online of a of a sexual nature , of a of a sexual nature, misogynistic comments, but also

so this for me is a lovely bit of trolling from james cleverly, because , from james cleverly, becauseclever, cleverly clever , um, clever, cleverly clever, cleverly clever, cleverly they, i mean , both of the devolved i mean, both of the devolved governments have built governments have built governments on a heavy amount of virtue signalling and one thing that gets virtue points is immigration. and the fact that that a conservative led england is able to point the finger at wales and scotland to say, you're not pulling your weight on immigration is kind of a lovely bit of serendip pity for james cleverly . it makes for james cleverly. it makes for a really interesting reading. i'm because he uses per one per 10,000 people. it's difficult to argue the statistic stands up , argue the statistic stands up, but as we all know, you know lies , damned lies and lies, damned lies and statistics. like the last statistics. well, like the last story, kerry, will it make any difference in writing to the leaders of those? >> oh well, maybe maybe they'll take more responsibility. i don't why we can'

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um, but i think, uh , james cleverly, the i think, uh, james cleverly, the home secretary, is likelyrwanda is one prong of this multi pronged attempt to get illegal crossings down. but of course, i think anyone who thinks that they're going to stop the boats before the general election is likely to be very disappointed indeed . very disappointed indeed. >> okay, catherine, thanks very much indeed. now tomorrow it's the second anniversary of the war in ukraine and the growing concern about kiev's ability to continue fighting effectively. >> yes, the country is desperately short of artillery shells and ammunition and has made little territorial gains over the past year. >> well , there's also division >> well, there's also division as you'll be aware, amongst politicians in the united states on continued support for the embattled nation. >> uk , though, has remained >> uk, though, has remained steadfast in its support , steadfast in its support, providing more than £7 billion in military aid over the past two years. >> a £200 million program to provide thousands of extra military drone

is james right the is james cleverly right that the pro—palestine demonstrators have made gaza made theirtershould says made their point and the gaza protershould never says made their point and the gaza protershould never have says made their point and the gaza protershould never have been; there should never have been allowed first allowed to start in the first place. was great point place. there was a great point because what happens now. because look what happens now. how this how do you just stop this now? suzy what message was suzy says. and what message was shutting protest? that shutting the protest? send that it's okay thousands of it's okay to murder thousands of innocent people, says. those innocent people, lee says. those are just words from cleverly. i mean, they are, they? mean, they are, aren't they? you're absolutely spot on, though. more though. says it's yet more gesture politics. yeah, arguably completely now completely pointless, but now your isit completely pointless, but now your is it 92% of you your verdict. is it 92% of you agree that james cleverly is right and t

james cleverly says crossing.james cleverly says the deal will help tackle the issue . issue. >> it means we can share information quicker, share intelligence quicker, we can operate more effective fully and the reason that's important point is because the eu wants to secure its external borders , secure its external borders, just as we do so, people who are coming into europe from eastern europe, across the mediterranean , in the european union, want to stop them. we want to help them, stop them. we want to help them, stop them, because those people filter through europe and ultimately find themselves on small boats coming across to the uk . uk. >> households will see their energy bills drop to the lowest level in two years from april . level in two years from april. ofgem has announced its latest price cap drop of 12.3, meaning the typical energy bill will now cost £1,690 a year. that's down from close to 2000. it means a fall . of £238. child serial fall. of £238. child serial killer lucy letby bid to appeal he

he could have reapplied for the job, but james cleverly has has sacked him because he's broken the normalbut i have to say mr cleverly , but i have to say mr cleverly, rather than sacking mr neil, maybe what you should be doing is listening to the fact that the independent chief inspector of our borders has now, for two days in a row, told us that things are not working , that the things are not working, that the whole thing is a farce bordering on disgrace. and we're told he's got many, many more documents to reveal. so what do we make of all of this? well, i think it's all of this? well, i think it's a bit of a disaster. i'm joined by matthew finn, chief executive of augment iq. by matthew finn, chief executive of augment iq . and your of augment iq. and your business, matthew , is to, you business, matthew, is to, you know, see that we can move around the world as freely as we reasonably can whilst maintaining a degree of security, all of which makes sense and what do you make of what david neil told the daily mail and the story they put on their front page? does it ring true to you? b

i mean, the fact that james james cleverly is a sensible , intelligent man. is a sensible, intelligentknown a long time and i've known a very long time and i've known a very long time and i he realises a lot of i think he realises a lot of this is very unsustainable. we need see action from james. need to see action from james. but james the sort of home but james is the sort of home secretary who might deliver secretary who might just deliver on action. but in the on some action. but in the meantime, yes, whole meantime, yes, the whole thing is costing fortune . we is costing us a fortune. we still a way of stopping the still need a way of stopping the boats, is really where boats, which is really where these costs daniel. these costs are coming from stopping the boats. but i'm astonished that your first answer to that is when i raise a concern that i'm telling know telling you now, you'll know anyway, huge concern for people. >> the amount of money that we're spending putting these people hotels, first people up in hotels, your first response what response to that is, well, what do w

we had there from james cleverly, the home secretary, he said that the inquiry was a deeply distressingrom the shadow home secretary yvette cooper who said that while she agrees with the home secretary, his responses to week, it is too late and the government have been repeatedly warned about vetting sieges and she called for mandatory national vetting standards. we have also been hearing in the last hour from the national police chiefs�* council chair, chief constable gavin stevens, who said that the finding has left him aghast and there is a glowing red signal to all police leaders that we must do everything humanely possible in order to enact these recommendations. so reaction to the recommendations there. stay with us. live from london. this is bbc news. an inquiry into the death of sarah everard has found that her killer wayne couzens should never have been a police officer and opportunities to stop him continuing his career and offending were missed. vladimir putin has warned the west that moving nato troops into ukraine risks a nuclear war. translation: they need to finally under

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cleverly, now , secretary, james cleverly, now, alice, is this the right sort of thing for the hometo our liberties? >> i don't think it's either. i thought people could already get pretty harsh sentences for climbing on wall memorials. remember charlie gilmour remember we saw charlie gilmour swung the cenotaph. he went swung on the cenotaph. he went to i feel to prison for that. so i feel like have like the police already have powers . um, i like the police already have powers. um, i do think that defacing war memorials in this way is very offensive to people. i why the i think that's precisely why the protesters and protesters target them. um, and i can't really see any objection to this, i'm also not quite to this, but i'm also not quite sure here, sure what the changes here, since, as i say, i think police already had pretty strong powers to crack down this kind of behaviour. >> is there is there a worry here getting here that perhaps we're getting all for all of this extra law for specific ? i mean, my specific offences? i mean, my mind to pet theft , which mind goes to pet the

the home secretary, james cleverly, described it as aninqu james cleverly, described it as an insult continue. the measure will apply across england and wales and is set to be introduced in the house of commons. if you want more on all of our stories, you can do the following. scan the qr code on your screen right now or go to gb news. com slash alerts. now it's back to . camilla >> welcome back . still lots more >> welcome back. still lots more to come in. just a minute. i'm going to be joined by shadow minister for creative industries and digital, sir chris bryant. as immigration forecast this week have predicted that we will add 6 million. you heard that correctly . 6 million to the uk correctly. 6 million to the uk population by 2036. has rishi sunak made a mistake by sacking the woman who was clamping down on immigration? when will the prime minister even make it to the next general election? i'll be asking his former home secretary suella braverman, for her thoughts . secretary suella braverman, for her thoughts. i'll secretary suella braverman, for her thoughts . i'll also be

now the home out of james home office is out of james cleverly's to deal with it cleverly's way to dealre going take we're going to take control. we're going to take control. we're going to take on board what this person you know, we person said. and, you know, we need down if that's need to clamp down if that's your approach as a home secretary, you're not going to grab a hold of this situation. >> you do not sack the people that are looking out for you and are telling look, there's are telling you, look, there's flaws the system. flaws and holes in the system. >> listen to them. >> you actually listen to them. you need more of people you need more of them. people around less. so what's around you, not less. so what's happened know, he happened is, you know, he sacked, that abuse is still sacked, that the abuse is still there . it's still being done. there. it's still being done. there sponsors there were more sponsors licenses issued last year than the year, which might the previous year, which might be a warning sign if they were issued the health care issued in the health and care s

yes, yes, is a james cleverly yes, this is a james cleverly that was a before the home that was a sats committee affairs select committee yesterday 5000, yesterday talking about 5000, over be exact . over 5000, 5600, to be exact. >> um, illegal migrants have been shortlisted for rwanda. now, he was very good to, i think, um, talk about a number of issues and a number of things that the government's doing, not just focus on rwanda and taking those flights off the ground. so he about the returns he was talking about the returns agreement we've with agreement that we've got with albania. he's about the albania. he's talked about the returns agreement that he's hoping get with other hoping to get with many other countries think, countries to sort of, i think, downplay the over emphasis on rwanda, just in case. i think perhaps if a flight doesn't get off the ground, he can be able to point to many other things that the government is doing to sort kerb illegal migration sort of kerb illegal migration and, and get under control. and, and get it under control. but know, he said, there's but y

okay so what's going to happen now is james cleverly going to james cleverly what, going to ban the protesty first look at tomorrow's newspaper pages. and next newspaper front pages. and next it's emerged lee anderson newspaper front pages. and next it's irichardi lee anderson newspaper front pages. and next it's irichard tice lee anderson newspaper front pages. and next it's irichard tice had anderson newspaper front pages. and next it's irichard tice had a.nderson newspaper front pages. and next it's irichard tice had a secret n and richard tice had a secret meeting on sunday. bizarrely, a houday meeting on sunday. bizarrely, a holiddefect to reform do the lead defect to reform uk. do the tories even want to keep him? i've got conservative mp philip davies in the davies joining me live in the studio to give his honest view of the wall rottweiler. this of the red wall rottweiler. this is christys tonight. is patrick christys tonight. we're gb stay we're only on gb news. stay tuned. all right . now, very shortly i all right. now, very shortly i will be bringing you all of tomorrow's newspap

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xjames x ja mes cleverly x james cleverly the xjames cleverly the home secretary says the report is distressing. says the report is distressing but very important-— says the report is distressing but very important. tragically he was allowed to serve _ very important. tragically he was allowed to serve as _ very important. tragically he was allowed to serve as a _ very important. tragically he was allowed to serve as a release - very important. tragically he was allowed to serve as a release of. very important. tragically he was i allowed to serve as a release of us and were still there were multiple occasions where the shed, could have been recognised, —— where this should, could have been recognised. he was able to serve in a range of privileged roles including as a firearms officer. it is appalling that reports of indecent exposure by couzens were not taken sufficiently seriously by the police and that officers were not adequately trained, equipped or motivated to properly investigate those allegations. a former inspector of constabulary shared her reaction.— a former inspector of constabula

cleverly , home secretary, james cleverly, and the permanent secretary at the home office, sir matthew rycroft . just have a look at how rycroft. just have a look at how they cringe . they cringe. >> and so do we now know what's happened to the remainders who have no legal basis on which to still be in the united kingdom , still be in the united kingdom, the home office, through our difference mechanisms of tracing, people are continuing to seek to trace them. >> so when people do disengage and think a more and i think that's a more accurate word than missing, accurate word than go missing, when disengage from when people do disengage from us, that . us, we respond to that. >> disengage ? what do you mean? >> disengage? what do you mean? is abscond ? what he means is is abscond? what he means is disappear . and during that disappear. and during that interview, what was made really clear is that nearly everyone who had come since july of 2023 had had claimed asylum, and that those claims were being processed by the home office. despite what rishi had said on the 7th of march. yes i know

cleverly , home secretary, james cleverly, and the permanent secretary at the home office, sir matthew rycroft . just have a look at how rycroft. just have a look at how they cringe . they cringe. >> and so do we now know what's happened to the remainders who have no legal basis on which to still be in the united kingdom , still be in the united kingdom, the home office, through our difference mechanisms of tracing, people are continuing to seek to trace them. >> so when people do disengage and think a more and i think that's a more accurate word than missing, accurate word than go missing, when disengage from when people do disengage from us, that . us, we respond to that. >> disengage .7 what do you mean? >> disengage.7 what do you mean? is >> disengage? what do you mean? is abscond ? what he means is is abscond? what he means is disappear . and during that disappear. and during that interview, what was made really clear is that nearly everyone who had come since july of 2023 had had claimed asylum, and that those claims were being processed by the home office. despite what rishi had

the home secretary , >> however, the home secretary, james cleverly, rejects his predecessor's claim, saying that britain is a high functioning democracy who's right and £12 billion. >> that's how much taxpayers have sent to ukraine in aid since russia's invasion. two years ago. that's enough to build 30 new hospitals in britain . but with putin more britain. but with putin more belligerent than ever , can the belligerent than ever, can the west afford not to fund ukraine's campaign? >> it's all about money today, isn't it? it's money to ukraine. money for shamima begum. although i think those two are slightly different moral questions. but, um, no money to suella braverman, no to money suella? um, no. but it does seem that there is a lot of money floating around in these questions, and i suppose at a time when budgets seem pretty strapped all over the place , strapped all over the place, it's how how do we have a system thatis it's how how do we have a system that is potentially funnelling millions of pounds to shamima begum and her appeals? >> yeah. mean , potentially >> yeah. i mea

astonishing claims about james cleverly to the idea cleverly in relation to the idea that classed thatlassed as answering the as unsafe. answering the question as to whether or not we could deport asylum seeker, could deport this asylum seeker, alleged attacker, even if alleged acid attacker, even if we catch should have we do catch him, should we have an lgbtiq plus history month? we appear to have a month for everything and is the everything these days and is the church england gaming our church of england gaming our asylum system? >> well, i quite like the ring of a patrick christys month. what do you think about that? >> yeah, i'd be all over that mark, as you can imagine. but here's one month enough. that's the listen, join for us >> uh, listen, do join for us mark dolan tonight saturday and sunday, 9 to 11. patrick's next. mark dolan tonight saturday and sundego9 to 11. patrick's next. mark dolan tonight saturday and sundego anywhere. rick's next. don't go anywhere. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb news. >> i'm alex deakin and

so many questions that james cleverly, the home secretary, has asked for a detailed timeline into whatend of the day. and if not then by first thing monday morning. because there's a lot of issues that this single case has thrown up, issues about violence against women, the use of corrosive substances, appropriate sentences for offences like exposure, and then a crossover between criminal convictions and the granting of asylum, and also the involvement of some church leaders involvement of some church leaders in asylum claims. there is a lot to unpack for the home office. what we know so far is that he entered the country in 2016 in the back of a lorry. he was initially refused asylum in 2016, but he went back and asked again for asylum. he was refused a second time, this time having raised the issue that he had converted to christianity. that was appealed again and at the third attempt, essentially the appeal of the second attempt, he was granted asylum in october 2020 by a tribunal in newcastle, after a church leader had said he believed he had converted to christianity. but that gra

the home secretary, james cleverly, has sacked the chief inspector of borders and immigration, daviderms of appointment and lost the confidence of the home secretary. with more on this, our political correspondent ellie price. so what's going on here? it's another embarrassing day for the government, isn't it? it’s another embarrassing day for the government, isn't it?— government, isn't it? it's been a bit awkward, _ government, isn't it? it's been a bit awkward, it's _ government, isn't it? it's been a bit awkward, it's a _ government, isn't it? it's been a bit awkward, it's a simple - government, isn't it? it's been a bit awkward, it's a simple way i government, isn't it? it's been aj bit awkward, it's a simple way of putting it. david diehl was due to finish his role as a cheap inspector of borders and immigration at the end of march, it turns out that's happened quite quicker and he's been fired as of today. that's due to a couple of newspaper articles that have come out over the last couple days and weeks, and months in fact of which david neal was the source — so there was one

exactly um, just quickly on james um, just very quickly on james cleverly. mean, it's not cleverly. mean, it's not holding justin holding back on, um, justin welby warned welby is he? archbishop warned on evil smugglers basically making you're on the making the point. you're on the wrong here. yes wrong side here. yes >> archbishop. well, justin >> and archbishop. well, justin welby been in the house of welby has been in the house of lords , uh, criticising the lords, uh, criticising the rwanda bill. he makes no secret that he's against the rwanda rwanda bill. he makes no secret that one against the rwanda rwanda bill. he makes no secret that one ofainst the rwanda rwanda bill. he makes no secret that one of thet the rwanda rwanda bill. he makes no secret that one of the problems1da rwanda bill. he makes no secret that one of the problems the bill. one of the problems the church has, people will say, is that they both they they both don't want to be criticised about getting involved in these asylum claims, but also are so incredibly political over things like rwanda that perhaps bei

james cleverly so far this year.means we can share information quicker, share intelligence quicker, we can operate more effective fully and the reason that's important is because the eu wants to secure its external borders , just as we its external borders, just as we do so, people who are coming into europe from eastern europe, across the mediterranean , in the across the mediterranean, in the european union, want to stop them. we want to help them, stop them, because those people filter through europe and ultimately find themselves on small boats coming across to the uk . uk. >> a sudanese asylum seeker has been detained for nine years and six months for the manslaughter of four migrants who drowned trying to cross the english channelin trying to cross the english channel in a retrial at canterbury crown court , ibrahim canterbury crown court, ibrahim abad was found guilty of piloting an unseaworthy inflatable between france and the uk in december 2022. he claimed that smugglers threatened to kill him if he refused

. >> speaking during a two day visit to america , james cleverly visit to america, james cleverly willof migration causes. root causes of migration and smash the people smuggling gangs. he'll also call for a global conversation over the impact on countries that migrants decide to leave of a trans gender killer has been jailed for life and told to serve a minimum terme of 24 years for the murder of george martin chirino, 26 year old scarlett blake targeted him as part of a fantasy inspired by a netflix documentary. george was

i don't think the home secretary, james cleverly, is listening , james cleverly, is listening, and royalreunion. >> duke of sussex visited his dad following the king's cancer diagnosis in a meeting that lasted a maximum of 30 minutes. is there any chance that prince harry and william will now reconcile their royal rift . reconcile their royal rift. >> elite rwanda files in a best case scenario, how many illegal arrivals will be removed? just 12% to arrivals will be removed? just i2% to rwanda . we'll be hearing. i2% to rwanda. we'll be hearing. heanng i2% to rwanda. we'll be hearing. hearing what the home office has to say about that shortly . and to say about that shortly. and lineker's bbc guidelines the match of the day presenter gary lineker said he helped to draw up the bbc social media guidelines that allow him much more freedom, and that the broadcaster loves his social media use . and the prime media use. and the prime minister is to appear exclusively on gb news people's forum. an hour long q&a on the issues that matter to you most. this is what he thinks. hi rishi sunak here. >

james cleverly, the home secretary, just back from a trip to the united states, will be meeting policeay. government talking here to talk about what it can do to mitigate the problem but a lot of people will also want a wider debate on how it came to this.— people will also want a wider debate on how it came to this. henry, thank ou ve on how it came to this. henry, thank you very much _ on how it came to this. henry, thank you very much indeed. _ on how it came to this. henry, thank you very much indeed. plaid - on how it came to this. henry, thank you very much indeed. plaid cymru l you very much indeed. plaid cymru has backed a motion of no confidence in sir lindsay hoyle. 86 mps have now called on the speaker to resign after he was accused of allowing a debate on a ceasefire in gaza to be hijacked by labour. sir lindsay has apologised and said he allowed the vote so mps could express their views on the widest range of propositions. the white house has rejected a french suggestion that western countries could send ground troops to fight in ukraine. the usjoined the uk, germany and i

speaking in the commons today, james cleverly said pubuc today, james cleverly said public confidenceust be removed from policing the shadow home secretary, yvette cooper, said the inquiry described mr cleverly's response was too weak, too little and too late . weak, too little and too late. the prince of wales has condemned a rise in anti—semitism during a visit to anti—semitism during a visit to a jewish synagogue , prince a jewish synagogue, prince william said it had no place in society as he met young people and students in london. he was told about an increase in anti—semitism since the israel—hamas war. it was his first public appearance as well, since pulling out of a memorial service last tuesday due to a personal matter , the fines for personal matter, the fines for parents taking children out of school without permission will rise across england from september. it's part of new efforts to boost school attendance following the pandemic. the minimum fine will increase from £60 to £80 per parent and if they fail to pay their fine within 21 days, it will double. that comes afte

in a written statement, james cleverly made the request for a contingencies fund advance .ernment spent around £8 million a day for migrant accommodation on, with official figures showing more than 50,000 were housed in hotels as. meanwhile a potential deal to send migrants back to turkey aimed at stopping small boat crossings seems unlikely to get the go ahead home office officials say turkey isn't safe due to human rights concerns. that's despite it being both a nato ally and a candidate to join the eu . former home join the eu. former home secretary suella braverman has posted on social media saying she's very concerned about the decision , and downing street has decision, and downing street has denied that the potential returns agreement has fallen through . for the latest stories, through. for the latest stories, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. com forward slash alerts sunday mornings from 930 on gb news news . news news. >> welcome back . it's 238 in the >> welcome back. it's 238 in the afternoon. now we are of course

home secretary cleverly says secretary james cleverly says they're not missing .re not missing. they've disengaged . well, it's not disengaged. well, it's not called the disengaged children's list, is it? they're missing. okay to be more precise, he's lost them. another complete fudge. now stop the boats, they said. well, despite claiming boat crossings are down, we've actually got around 35,000 people this year. apparently >> what constitutes most of the non little boat people out of that 33,085, some will come through the various ferry ports, some will arrive at our airports either with fraudulent documents. >> we also have the common travel area where we do see movement across between the repubuc movement across between the republic of ireland and the united kingdom . but there are a united kingdom. but there are a range of ways in which that that can happen. okay, another inspirational looking chap there, illegal routes into there, other illegal routes into britain obvious on the up. britain are obvious on the up. >> here are some other revelations. so we pass

bob says james cleverly is the one who should be sacked, as he must have this and tried have known aboutried to british to keep it from the british public. should someone be public. no way should someone be sacked for whistleblowing. the truth such an important truth is such an important matter. well, jerry hayes is heckling and saying he heckling me and saying no, he wouldn't known. says wouldn't have known. dawn says david. neil's post would have finished march he finished march 2024. he was sacked earlier. um, and dawn doesn't think very much of him now. the culture secretary, lucy frazer , has warned that trigger frazer, has warned that trigger warnings , of which the likes we warnings, of which the likes we have seen on p.g. wodehouse, roald dahl and even shakespeare are a terrible idea. or even, as the sun put it, a bad idea . are a terrible idea. or even, as the sun put it, a bad idea. but this comes as the british actor ray fiennes earlier this month warned that audiences ought to be shocked and disturbed when they watch a play, and that any such warnings ought to such trigger wa

bob says james cleverly is the one who should be sacked, as he must have this and tried have known aboutried to british to keep it from the british public. should someone be public. no way should someone be sacked for whistleblowing. the truth such an important truth is such an important matter. well, jerry hayes is heckling and saying he heckling me and saying no, he wouldn't known. says wouldn't have known. dawn says david. neil's post would have finished march he finished march 2024. he was sacked earlier. um, and dawn doesn't think very much of him now. the culture secretary, lucy frazer , has warned that trigger frazer, has warned that trigger warnings , of which the likes we warnings, of which the likes we have seen on p.g. warnings, of which the likes we have seen on pg. wodehouse, roald dahl and even shakespeare are a terrible idea. or even, as the sun put it, a bad idea . are a terrible idea. or even, as the sun put it, a bad idea. but this comes as the british actor ray fiennes earlier this month warned that audiences ought to be shocked and disturbed when they watch a play, an

here's the home secretary james cleverly speaking to breakfast last month.ther. i mean, this is... i know this is a convenient way of overlooking the incredible hard work that our officials have done with their colleagues across europe. this is not about the weather. now, whenjames cleverly said that, we asked the home office for its figures and they didn't provide them. we have managed, however, to get our hands on them through freedom of information requests, and the picture is more completed. ——complicated. let me show you this first. these are figures compiled by a part of the home office, the border force, and they come from the met office. and they show that the number of days where weather conditions were worse, where hardly anyone was coming across the channel, went up significantly. in 2022, there was 96 days where it was highly unlikely that people would cross the channel. in 2023, it was 147. that's up 50%. it means an extra 51 days, a month and a half, where hardly anyone was able to cross the channel because of the weather. now, government figur

also, argentina used a g20 meeting in india last year with the then foreign secretary james cleverly.sert his position that the falkland islands are british. after that referendum that took place when david cameron was prime minister, where all but three islanders who took part in the boat voted to stay part of the uk. just remind us of the history around these islands. ibis just remind us of the history around these islands.— these islands. as you touched on in our these islands. as you touched on in your introduction, _ these islands. as you touched on in your introduction, there _ these islands. as you touched on in your introduction, there was - these islands. as you touched on in your introduction, there was of - your introduction, there was of course a conflict that took place — a very violent conflict in which many lost their lives during the falklands war. since then, there has been discussions and debates over the sovereignty of the falkland islands ever since. i think why this is particularly interesting is there's kind of a little motivation for both sides in raising this d