but you know annoying know what's very annoying article paul scully article from paul scully actually ridiculous. okay, great. you much great. well, thank you very much for representative. yeah. if you and but there are >> if you and but there are people who genuinely feel alienated their own alienated in their own communities of communities and because of because should be because of the changes should be allowed say that. allowed to say that. >> we have a language >> and we should have a language which we can articulate which means we can articulate what like it what that feels like without it treading into dangerous discriminate free territory. that's right . discriminate free territory. that's right. emily and tom will be tackling all of that from midday until 3:00. for now, though, very, very quick break. we've not quite finished with you . >> you're listening to gb news radio . 1141. radio. 1141. >> you're with britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pearson. bev turner. well, as we talked earlier, prince william has pulled out of his godfather's memorial service for personal

yes, paul scully did apologise . gone paul scully did apologise. gone down? not quite as well .is the case. we'll read them out, but please keep them coming in. i'm martin daubney on gb news, welcome back. it's 437. you're watching or listening to martin daubney on gb news, bringing you all of the latest until 6 pm. now. it's a hugely controversial move to allow a barge to house hundreds of migrants to dock in portland. well, today , a legal portland. well, today, a legal challenge against the docking of the bibby stockholm is being heard in the high court, and the mayor of portland says dorset council has no planning authority to use the barge to house asylum seekers. well joining me now from the royal courts of justice is gb news reporter ray addison rae. welcome to the show . the welcome to the show. the controversy, ray over the bibby stockholm rolls on and on and on.the stockholm rolls on and on and on. the locals didn't want it. the so—called anti—racist didn't want it. now it's in the court. what's the latest ? what's the latest? >> this is really martin, the last roll of

or of course, this relates to paul scully . mps comments that paul scully.him into quite a bit of trouble. this is good afternoon britain. we're on gb news, britain's news channel . news, britain's news channel. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar , sponsors of weather on . solar, sponsors of weather on. gb news. >> good afternoon. welcome to your latest gb news weather update with me, annie, from the met office. rain will continue to push southwards through the rest day . and that's rest of the day. and that's because we do have a weather front sinking into northern areas and parts of areas of england and parts of wales the midlands by this wales and the midlands by this afternoon. that's going to afternoon. soon that's going to be spell be bringing that spell of cloudier wetter weather cloudier and wetter weather behind it, though it will turn much clearer. but that much drier and clearer. but that drizzly rain will sink into parts of the south—east southeast end the day, it southeast to end the day, it does turn clearer and drier behind that rain, but w

so i don't think that what paul scully said was wholly unreasonable. the usual outcry how dare he say such a thing? and unlikely, anderson , of whom we'll hear anderson, of whom we'll hear a bit more in just a moment. unlike lee anderson, paul scully decided to come on gb news today to clarify why his position ? to clarify why his position? >> because you know what? what? i want to have those substantial discussions. and if there are people that are , um, you know, people that are, um, you know, triggered upset and offended triggered and upset and offended by it, and there are other people are agitating people that are agitating politically for political reasons of reasons and those kind of things, but the substantial people are offended by it, people that are offended by it, let's rally back from that and get on to the substantive debate. what lee doing is debate. what lee is doing is perpetuating this populist approach because by calling sadiq khan , you know, selling sadiq khan, you know, selling london to his mates, i think there was a clear dog wh

so i don't think that what paul scully said was wholly unreasonable. usual outcry how dare he say such a thing? and unlikely, anderson , of whom we'll hear anderson, of whom we'll hear a bit more in just a moment. unlike lee anderson, paul scully decided to come on gb news today to clarify why his position ? to clarify why his position? >> because you know what? what? i want to have those substantial discussions. and if there are people that are , um, you know, people that are, um, you know, triggered upset and offended triggered and upset and offended by and there are other by it, and there are other people are agitating people that are agitating politically for political reasons those of reasons and those kind of things, but substantial things, but the substantial people that are offended by it, let's rally back from that and get on to the substantive debate. what doing is debate. what lee is doing is perpetuating populist perpetuating this populist approach because by calling sadiq khan , you know, selling sadiq khan, you know, selling london to his

i want to the paul scully to get into the paul scully thing. a um, of thing.lip, um, of an interview with suella braverman live braverman that goes live tomorrow says tomorrow where she says interesting for now, interesting things. but for now, let me focus on the lee anderson debate hotel rendezvous. debate at that hotel rendezvous. what you make to that? are what do you make to that? are you a tory party or you worried as a tory party or as tory do you think, oh as a tory peer, do you think, oh gosh, going to go? do you gosh, is he going to go? do you want to lose him? where are you on all? on it all? >> well, i don't lose anybody from party i'd from the conservative party i'd like to join the like more people to join the conservative i'd more conservative party i'd like more conservative so generally conservative mps. so generally speaking, i'm conservative speaking, i'm pro conservative mps not being mps and against people not being conservative anderson conservative mps. lee anderson is i to say. is a character. i have to say. my is a character. i have to

you give them all the money. >> was paul scully >> the police was paul scully wrong to just immediatelylee anderson is doing. one of the reasons why lee anderson has got so support, he's so much support, because he's stuck to his guns. paul scully comes out and says, now look, i don't want to i know if he don't want to i don't know if he is you. maybe i don't want to dig him out unnecessarily, but like, just kind of like, this is just the kind of cack handed weakness that people hate politics. look, hate about politics. well, look, the birmingham mail themselves had article about no had written an article about no go zones in birmingham, so. >> he couldn't >> but he tells you he couldn't provide evidence. and provide the evidence. and patrick, your monologue was pretty patrick's pretty important. st patrick's monologue provided all the evidence. personally, evidence. so look, personally, the no issue the evidence i've got no issue with saying are no with saying that there are no go zones certain parts our zones in certain parts of our country. yes, they may be temporary. they may be tem

scully, who >> and this is paul scully, who ran conservative london ran to be conservative london mayoraln. and he said if you look parts of tower hamlets look at parts of tower hamlets there areas. parts of there are no go areas. parts of birmingham, sparkhill where there go mainly there are no go areas, mainly because doctrine, of because of doctrine, because of people using, abusing in many ways meaning ways their religion meaning islam. saying they're islam. so he's saying they're abusing they're creating abusing it, but they're creating these no goes as whether they are know, are or not, i don't know, i haven't there and why would haven't been there and why would i go to birmingham? not i go to birmingham? so it's not going zone. >> go zone. »- >> go zone. >> of course i wouldn't. >> it's of course i wouldn't. yeah exactly. >> i didn't go to a no go zone. >> at least a good >> it was like at least a good point. so and of course jess point. um so and of course jess phillips the usual phillips and all the usual leftists to say, oh, leftists are going to say, oh, this awful and appallin

paul scully said a conservative mp.hat there are parts of london and birmingham that are no go areas , and locals from those areas, and locals from those areas, and locals from those areas branded him ignorant for his damaging remarks. i lived in birmingham when i finished my university education. yeah i lived in edgbaston and there were parts of birmingham that we were parts of birmingham that we were told at university to not walk through. this is 1985. yeah um, i live in the part of tower hamlets. can i ask you, were you told because you're gay or because you were a student or just because, you know, this is a violent area? >> because i don't think they knew i was gay. >> then when i was at southampton university, there were just because were no go areas just because they didn't. were no go areas just because the thein't. and gown, mean, >> the town and gown, i mean, it's classic tension. you it's a classic tension. you know, you're likely to get beaten up. just an beaten up. just he was an announcement the universit

scully, who >> and this is paul scully, who ran conservative london ran to be conservative london mayoraldon. and he said if you look parts of tower hamlets look at parts of tower hamlets there areas. parts of there are no go areas. parts of birmingham, sparkhill where there go mainly there are no go areas, mainly because doctrine, of because of doctrine, because of people using, abusing in many ways meaning ways their religion meaning islam. saying they're islam. so he's saying they're abusing they're creating abusing it, but they're creating these no goes as whether they are know, are or not, i don't know, i haven't there and why would haven't been there and why would i go to birmingham? not i go to birmingham? so it's not going zone. >> go zone. »- >> go zone. >> of course i wouldn't. >> it's of course i wouldn't. yeah exactly. >> i didn't go to a no go zone. >> at least a good >> it was like at least a good point. so and of course jess point. um so and of course jess phillips the usual phillips and all the usual leftists to say, oh, leftists are going to say, oh, this awful and appall

well, the mp paul scully had to apologise today for saying there were no go zones in birmingham and inlondon. the former minister made reference to areas with large muslim communities. comments which he says he now regrets . mr scully admits he regrets. mr scully admits he could have chosen his words more carefully . carefully. >> the fact that i used that time and i've used, i spoken a lot about the need to use , uh, lot about the need to use, uh, sensible language. i clearly didn't use the right language. there uh, and why is that? because actually, it's a distraction from the direct opposite. what i was trying to say, which is basically there are areas around every city in the country, frankly, which are which people worried about which people are worried about going it's often going to, whether it's often based gangs or handful of based around gangs or handful of idiots , frankly, that are idiots, frankly, that are threatening or intimidating or whatever. like that . whatever. like that. >> meanwhile, mps are warning that protests are putting unsum attainable pressure on police res

well, the mp paul scully had to apologise today for saying there were no go zones in birmingham and int london. the former minister made reference to areas with large muslim communities. comments which he says he now regrets . mr scully admits he regrets. mr scully admits he could have chosen his words more carefully . carefully. >> the fact that i used that time and i've used, i spoken a lot about the need to use , uh, lot about the need to use, uh, sensible language. i clearly didn't use the right language. there uh, and why is that? because actually, it's a distraction from the direct opposite. what i was trying to say, which is basically there are areas around every city in the country, frankly, which are which people worried about which people are worried about going it's often going to, whether it's often based gangs or handful of based around gangs or handful of idiots , frankly, that are idiots, frankly, that are threatening or intimidating or whatever. like that . whatever. like that. >> meanwhile, mps are warning that protests are putting unsum attainable pressure on police r

or will it be a one nation tory like paul scully? but if you just put it in the context of where he's talking about these weekly waves of protests, um , of pro—palestine protests, um, and they do take over the streets of london. if we look only this week we had, uh, projections on big, big ben saying, from the to river the sea, which is anti—semitic and sadiq appear sadiq khan didn't appear to instruct police force to do instruct his police force to do anything about it. seeing as it was public. why on earth is was so public. why on earth is he not? is there not an element of lee anderson being justified in saying, i think we need to be very careful about the terms anti—semitic, like you quite rightly about the bandying rightly talk about the bandying about the word racism , mixing it about the word racism, mixing it up, mixing up racism , um, with up, mixing up racism, um, with islamophobia . islamophobia. >> you had a very clear discussion about that. >> now there's an absolute and the same. >> same. we need be >> the same. we need

now let's speak with the conservative mp for sutton and cheam, paul scully. on the by—election result. but first, rishi your leader, has rishi sunak, your leader, has said, , alexei navalny, the said, uh, alexei navalny, the fiercest advocate for russian democracy. he demonstrated incredible courage throughout his your reaction ? his life. your reaction? >> yeah. emily. hi, emily. >> yeah. emily. hi, emily. >> look, he was a russian hero and a hero to many others in that region as well. >> uh, it's sad news. >> uh, it's sad news. >> you talked about bill browder . at the beginning being shocked. >> i don't i'm afraid. i wish i was shocked. um, we've seen too many people either poisoned, uh, falling of hotel windows falling out of hotel windows and, and now falling ill and, uh, and now falling ill after he's clearly been, after a walk. he's clearly been, uh, for the last time. uh, silenced for the last time. and i hope what his death will cause is, uh, and what i would expect him to have expected is for the west to step up and actually look at this now and say

. >> well, let's join now with paul scully mp , recently paul scully mp, recently minister for londonvative vice chairman in days past . paul, conservative vice chairman in days past. paul, thank you so much for joining days past. paul, thank you so much forjoining us. uh, let's start of course, with our top story today. brianna ghey . we story today. brianna ghey. we haven't yet had the sentencing , haven't yet had the sentencing, but we are expecting it any minute . a truly depraved case. minute. a truly depraved case. do you agree with the fact that these names were released normally? of course, we don't see that for people under the age of 18. >> hi, tom. >> hi, tom. >> it's good to speak to you. and i do, i think for, you know, for the reasons that you've heard, i think it's, uh, the more information that gets out there, i think the, uh, the better. these people are nearly 18. um they've clearly been, um, uh, uh , probably uh, subjected, uh, probably brianna the most brianna ghey to the most horrendous um and i think horrendous death. um and i think we do need to look at the whol

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scully who has apologised now but he suggested there were no go areas in both london and birmingham.rmer too. a by—election tomorrow in rochdale which ought to have been fairly comfortable for labour but he's had to design the candidate because of comments the candidate made about the conflict in israel and gaza. remember, this is also the first pmqs since the chaos last week in the house of commons, a debate on the situation in the middle east that descended into fear —— if you're all right. he's lost the confidence —— the speaker has lost confidence —— the speaker has lost confidence of many mps, scrutiny on him today to see how he manages to handle a rowdy chamber. haifa handle a rowdy chamber. how dangerous _ handle a rowdy chamber. how dangerous is _ handle a rowdy chamber. how dangerous is it, _ handle a rowdy chamber. how dangerous is it, is _ handle a rowdy chamber. how dangerous is it, is his - handle a rowdy chamber. how dangerous is it, is his position at risk at all? it dangerous is it, is his position at risk at all?— risk at all? it doesn't seem like he's in immediate _

now it's lions are moving on because paul scully, the former minister, saying there are no go areas of> let just tell you about no >> let me just tell you about no go having grown up in go areas. having grown up in northern ireland, there was a phrase british phrase that the british government hated more than anything, is you can't go anything, which is you can't go in there. a no go. areas or in there. it's a no go. areas or there are no such things no there are no such things as no go areas in the united kingdom. what a lot of baloney. >> it wasn't true. >> it wasn't true. >> it wasn't true. >> i knew absolutely i could sit and they can point them out and they can name them. and they were they were republican and they were loyalists. but night after news comes after night, on the news comes secretary and of secretary of state. and of course, no such things course, there are no such things as go there are such as no go areas. there are such places no go areas. places as no go areas. >> and i think he's he's lit a light under him. it's really important debate, isn't it? we need to be a

paul scully before him was as well. these people know their brief and they're good people.they would have been turning around saying, the fact that they would have be> and don't say there's no vacancy. >> vacancy. >> very clever. uh, well , there >> very clever. uh, well, there is no vacancy. let's be absolutely . is no vacancy. let's be absolutely. i'm is no vacancy. let's be absolutely . i'm clearly is no vacancy. let's be absolutely. i'm clearly i'm clearly not as good as he