nast knew the asylum neighborhood well having lived on west 44th street u 1862. with andditnal week for publication and production for publication, the dramatic and detail thed illustration captured the scale of the asylum's groundsntin fifth avenue and was more evocative of the events than the pictures in leslie's and the illustrated news. its delineation of the rioters and victims and the narrative it conveyed, however, was less reliable. in accordance with the story-telling strategies of news engravers, the picture both compressed and extendedded the narrative of the event into one image. but aside from the very few women shown among rioters and and spectators in the foreground, the engraving presumably based on that sketch also portrayed scattered attacks on african-american children fleeing the burning building. side entrance where they were threatened by the crowd but not physically attacked. whateverhe quality of the illustrations, americans were le to view pictorial coverage of the riots within several days of their end. contending with the barrier of the

t our country and threatening muslims or asylum seekers. . ._ or asylum seekers... but _ or asylum seekers... i think we have lost their land there but we - or asylum seekers... i think we have lost their land there but we have - or asylum seekers... i think we have lost their land there but we have a l lost their land there but we have a sense of what he was saying in reaction to the disorder that we have seen over the last couple of days. a reminder that we do have a live page up and running with the regulators from all of this communities that have been involved in the disorder —— the latest from the police chief in south yorkshire saying we will find you and take you through the courts. you can find that at bbc website and indeed, on the news app. we mention to the emergency meeting and the home secretary yvette cooper was among those who attended the meeting. earlier, my colleague spoke to the home secretary to get her reaction to the violence. there is no excuse for offices, the looting of shops, it is totally disgraceful criminal behaviour. we should be clear

the main suspect was a 26 year old syrian asylum seeker who was supposed to be deported. the operating by we are continuing to work at full speed to once again enable the return of dangerous persons and serious offenders to have gone this done in syria. we will also west together with representatives of the federal states and the biggest opposition policy and meet next week to discuss a possible 5 dimensions we provide to them last month to discuss with you fridays flight to cobble was the 1st entry years. and if the german government has its way, it likely will be the last well, the w security correspondence is thomas spiral. welcome thomas. so is that you haven't governments resumption of these deportation fights to afghanistan related to last week's faithful knife attack, insulting not directly fail. no, i mean because these flights these deportation flights need quite some time to plan on carry out. but only here in germany when he comes to logistics when he comes to bringing those people to the airport when he comes to making sure the paperwork is ready. but also dis

they riots us, all mosques and hotels, housing asylum seekers attacks leaving minority communities on edge dw, rosie berkshire. it has this report from liverpool. they said they're here to keep racist hundreds through delta based refugee support center in liverpool when they learn h might be targeted by more far, right? riots after a week of unrest in the u. k. and the tax on similar facilities. i think the last government for instance, the policies that onto mind of the season day a full night, which is people angry the people that they call to get a national health appointment like national health system. no says when they'd be in an even worse state to demonstrate to say they want to show the world. the preaching is a welcoming milton pulse where they're head today to get communities together. i did lots of people here today. i've never seen because many bridges muslims are living in most of them. asylum seekers after racist attacks is huge. community leaders have now come up with a nationwide cool for most lives not to retaliate. so if you're fight firewood fire, if i criminal it

mexico is an asylum producing country.cases for asylum because of what they face in mexico. and the situation is often worse for refugees from other countries traveling through mexico who may not have any support system. who may not speak spanish. we represented a young trans woman from mexico just to give you an example of some of the stuff we regularly see. she suffered horrific abuse at the hands of cartel members. she was kidnapped. held captive for several months. literally hung from the ceiling, beaten, slashed with a knife because she was wearing earrings and to humiliate her, they cut her ear lobes with scissors and she was raped so brutally she had to undergo multiple reconstructive surgeries once she got to the united states to repair the damage. she won her asylum case, she was represented by counsel, but it was so strong. but one of the biggest problems we're running into now in mexico are these asylum bans that make someone ineligible for asylum if they cross the border without authorization. this means that y

we hear from one of the asylum seekers inside.ar from one of the asylum seekers inside. i have asked for early consideration _ asylum seekers inside. i have asked for early consideration of _ asylum seekers inside. i have asked for early consideration of the - for early consideration of the earliest naming and identification of those involved in the process, who will feel the full force of the law. earlier today, the prime minister announces a "standing army" of specialist police. also tonight, a vigil was held to mark a week since three children died in fatal stabbings in southport. good evening. there's fresh unrest on streets in england tonight, in plymouth and in birmingham. around 400 people have been arrested since the violence first erupted last week. the head of the national police chiefs council says the rioting is the worst he's seen in more than a decade and he acknowledged that police forces are being stretched. the prime minister has said thousands of specialist police officers would be available to deploy over the su

geoff: then, why an app intended to make it easier for mike rants to seem asylum isn't achieving itsoal for everyone and how a new federal rule mandating nursing home requirements is shaking up the industry. ♪ >> major funding for pbs news weekend has been provided by -- and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. and friends of the newshour. ♪ this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> good evening. i'm john yang. late today israel signaled am answer of key components of the cease-fire proposal and said only hamas stands in the way of stopping the proposal. israel carried out air strikes in gaza and lebanon. in southern lebanon at least 10 syrian nationals were killed. in gaza 18 members of the same family died in a strike on a house and a neighboring warehouse and gazans are now facing a new threat -- polo. -- polio. one case has been confirmed and one sub suspected. it was eradicated there 20 years ago but vaccinations have plunged since the war bega

in particular, refugees and asylum seekers have been targeted.overage of the disorder and accompanying scenes of violence have been extensive. both in terms of mainstream media and also online, on social media platforms. that is the context. i turn to the facts of this matter. on the night of the second and 3rd of august, the britannia hotel in leeds was attacked by people who threw missiles which damaged windows. the police were called and on the 3rd of august, the hotel was locked down for the protection of those who were living there. at the time there were occupants, many of whom were foreign refugees and asylum seekers. similar attacks to the hotel were launched on the 4th of august, the police attended on each occasion and units were deployed to safeguard the hotel. and provide an increase in the police presence. in the area. in between the two attacks. you took to social media in order to encourage others towards participation in the attacks upon the hotel. in a post on facebook, you wrote, quote, every man and dog dog... —— in a post on f

the german government has been under pressure to step up to potations of projected asylum seekers. especially any one with a violent cost pressure that's intensified since $3.00 people was fatally stopped installing. and last week, the main suspect was a 26 year old syrian asylum seeker who was supposed to be deported. so i buy to invite we are continuing to work at full speed to once again enables the return of dangerous persons and serious offenders to ask on this done in syria, we will also west, together with representatives of the federal states and the biggest opposition policy. and meet next week to discuss possible further measures to provide to them last month to discuss the friday. slight to cobble was the 1st entry is and if the german government has its way, it likely will be the last time a spot o. as as secure as the correspondent i asked him if buildings resumption of these d for taishan sites, i've got his down is related to last week's fatal knife attack in the town of southern north directly fail. no, i mean because these flights these deportation flights need qui

they need to hire a lot more asylum officers and let asylum officers make the final decisions. we have been moving in that direction the last couple of years but there is a lot more that needs done and then needs resources. you need a fast, fair, and final process that lets people in who are running for their lives. we should do that. that is part of our moral obligation as a democratic society to protect people running away from authoritarian governments or from governments will not protect them but does not create an incentive for people to apply to asylum. host: this is alex in dillon county, republican. good morning. caller: good morning and thanks c-span radio and tv for educating the world. when it comes to casa, that cosigned for pieces -- for visas for the work visa aliens -- the problem i'm having with casa? host: what is casa? caller: they advocate for and recruit from other countries. you are not familiar with casa? guest: i am not. caller: is a catholic organization that gives out these work visas for these people in foreign countries to work. host: you're are talki

last night this was the scene at a hotel in the town housing asylum seekers.h the police. officers are attacked. even sprayed with a fire extinguisher — anything that could be used as a weapon. what message are they trying to send? it soon becomes clear. this footage given exclusively to the bbc was found by a local resident. as the evening wears on, the crowd forced their way inside. the asylum—seekers were unhurt after police told them to lock themselves in their rooms. but three officers were injured. we have managed to find one of the asylum—seekers who was inside the hotel last night. he's a kurdish 17—year—old who was separated from his family by smugglers and arrived in the uk a month ago. he is speaking to us on the phone with a call arranged through a volunteer at a local charity. translation: i was terrified. i escaped death myself from my home country and found refuge. and now here, i thought i was going to die last night. the asylum—seekers all ran upstairs. it was good that police were here with us. he says there are more than 100 asylum—seekers i

talk us through the stratospheric rise in the cost of the british asylum system . of the british asylumartin, for having me on, what we tried to do. everyone knows that the migrant crisis has been growing and growing fast. what we tried to do was interrogate government papers , specifically home office papers, specifically home office papers, specifically home office papers, to see if we could work out just exactly how much it's costing and the latest figures that we have, as you quite rightly say, 6.6 billion, for the current. well, for the year 2324. so just ended in march and goodness knows what it's going to be for this year going forward , but that's a, that's forward, but that's a, that's a quite a staggering amount of, of money. and it shows a almost an exponential growth really over the last few years when we look at, why this has happened, you know, the home office talked about small boats. it's the first thing they mention, is being small boats. and further down the list , just to be fair, down the list, just to be fair, there's also the issue of settlement of afghanis and 1 o

. >> i get i do get that asylum. >> and patrick, if you are given asylum, if you're literally given asylumhave four weeks, 28 days within which to find accommodation, to find, somewhere to rent, to find a job. and basically, if you've got children to find exactly . got children to find exactly. >> and we probably have a bit more, but i'm just saying we'd probably have a bit more space if we weren't taking all of the men. if maybe we could just take more women and children, i don't know. and suddenly i do want to ask this, you know, genuinely is there not a real risk here, right, that there's a blind spot to the ideology of some of the people who are coming over on small boats? how do we know that the men, the afghan men who are coming to this country don't actually have the same views towards women as the taliban? >> well, i think if you if you look across , the other parts of look across, the other parts of the middle east, we saw that a lebanese government minister a few years ago say that he believes one inch 50 people that come from syria belong to isis. >> lots of people within that r

we do understand that there are asylum seekers who are in the hotel. in the ground floor areas of the hotel, not necessarily inside but certainly the smoke had gone into the building, the fire alarm had gone off which meant that the fire service... two police helicopters above me now. the fire service were brought in and asked that they could look at evacuating the hotel because the risk of fire and smoke in the building. we are now a distance away from the hotel as pleased decide what the next course of action will be. set, as pleased decide what the next course of action will be. b. lat as pleased decide what the next course of action will be.- course of action will be. a lot of --eole course of action will be. a lot of people have _ course of action will be. a lot of people have expressed - course of action will be. a lot of people have expressed over - course of action will be. a lot of people have expressed over the course of action will be. a lot of - people have expressed over the past few days they fear they are feeling about the applicability

she her asylum? a tricky space to be- she was _ her asylum? a tricky space to be. her asylum? a tricky space to | be. she was offered a space in india after she left bangladesh and india and bangladesh have a strong bilateral relationship during her tenure as a prime minister but as said, sheikh hasina arrived on short notice and he did not mention how a longer stay may be or what the next steps might be. she is seeking asylum, issue looking to other spots, will she be temporarily in india or elsewhere, that is yet to be known or seen and it is a difficult time for india. india have a strong regional partner in bangladesh and now with sheikh hasina ousted, there is a lot of adaptation that will have to happen within india on security and economic interest. they have a border with bangladesh and a bilateral trade with the country so it has to be able to work with the new players in bangladesh, with the interim government and show support to the people of bangladesh and establish itself as a dependable partnerfor the new government and this may require some distancin

. >> i get i do get that asylum. >> and patrick, if you are given asylum, if you're literally given asylumve four weeks, 28 days within which to find accommodation, to find, somewhere to rent, to find a job. and basically, if you've got children to find exactly . got children to find exactly. >> and we probably have a bit more, but i'm just saying we'd probably have a bit more space if we weren't taking all of the men. if maybe we could just take more women and children, i don't know. and suddenly i do want to ask this, you know, genuinely is there not a real risk here, right, that there's a blind spot to the ideology of some of the people who are coming over on small boats? how do we know that the men, the afghan men who are coming to this country don't actually have the same views towards women as the taliban? >> well, i think if you if you look across , the other parts of look across, the other parts of the middle east, we saw that a lebanese government minister a few years ago say that he believes one inch 50 people that come from syria belong to isis. >> lots of people within that reg

thank you very much kind of so germany has resumed supporting rejected asylum seekers to have gone to stone for the 1st time since the top to bottom to re, to pop a flight with 28 convicted, half gun offenders took off on friday boned for campbell, germany stopped to pausing after a migrants in 2021 due to human rights concerns be renewed deportations. commas. the german government faces pressure to crack down on migration after a fatal knife rampage last week in which a syrian, the suspect was found to have evaded the protection from one of that story that spring ended up being security correspondent, thomas by thomas. that's what the timing here, john and government resumes deportations right after a fatal life attack. or indeed, the timing is important, the hots because it comes at the time when the political debate is centered around deportation. they centered specifically around deporting, failed asylum, see cause, which comes as you correctly mention off the deadly attack in zoning and last weekend. but it's important to stress that this is probably not a direct result of what h

the speed of the asylum? be the nature of it. >> i think it should also be the nature of it. so i think if you are seeking asylum in germany or the uk and it's up to the germans, what they want their rules to be, that there are certain things that we would seek for you to undertake. we would need to be satisfied that you weren't a terrorist, that you weren't a terrorist, that you supported freedom of speech and freedom of expression. even if you found some of the statements made blasphemous, that that was not a cause or a case for you to turn to violence. so i think there needs to be a whole load of checks here. and the entire system in the uk seems to be broken on this as far as i'm concerned. and sadly and tragically, it seems to be pretty similar in germany and many other european countries as well. yes. >> so matthew, to according reports, this man, 26 years old, he arrived in germany in 2022. he applied for asylum and his application was later rejected. he was supposed to be deported to bulgaria because

the anger from protesters asylum seeker resource centre.s is the government it says is paying for asylum seekers to be put up in hotels and at taxpayer expense and this is what they are protesting about. tomorrow the corporate committee will be meeting, an emergency meeting, grouping of civil servants, intelligence officers, members of the police force and also government ministers to discuss the steps going forward. looking at possibly looking at speeding up court procedures and making courts set for 2h hours to try and process all these people and process all these people and that have been arrested in the wake of these protests. they will also be looking at the protection for mosques because some of these protests are against his lump, people who hold the islamic faith and so there will be trying to see what protection can be put in place and try to dampen down some of the fire out of these protests that have been quite staggering to see the images on tv today and head of the middlesbrough police have set the level of violence today was

targets included two hotels housing asylum—seekers.e than 400 people have been arrested across the uk. bangladesh's prime minister resigns and flees the country, as protesters storm sheikh hasina's official residence. and more olympic glory for team gb — they win bronze in the triathlon mixed team relay after a dramatic photo finish. good afternoon, it is 2pm. i am nicky schiller, welcome to bbc news. the prime minister has vowed the "full force of the law" will be brought to bear on those who took part in the violent protests in towns and cities across the uk over the weekend. sir keir starmer was speaking following an emergency meeting in downing street — bringing together cabinet ministers, the police and defence chiefs. misinformation about the identity of the southport attacker, spread on social media, led to far—right riots. police forces across the uk have made more than 400 arrests since the disturbances began — and that number is expected to rise. some have been charged and appeared in court today. this this is footage taken f

and again, the suspect it's kill up as i rejected asylum seeker with possible links to islamic state. who should have been deported. months ago, us particularly calls are getting loud again for the strict. so migration control and tough of the politicians. 3 states elections are coming up next month, and 2 anti immigration parties, a set, the big gains, god f, as in berlin, and this is the day the desktop table was most, this was terrorism, terrorism against us, old shopping, that something like this can happen in germany. the topic of refugees into migration cannot be ignored. here. you haven't. we have people here in germany that we don't want to. we have to make sure that no more come into that. they must also be deported to countries like afghanistan and syria. the right wing is will profit from this act for monty. so did i bring the s d and other fascist organizations one to instrumental life? if you have that, we will do everything we can and must to ensure that those who cannot and may not state and germany are re fax. we have 2 down to quote, it's also coming up as us presiden

what to do with the asylum seekers? what to do with failed asylum seekers? what to do with the quotations and so on. this is probably going to be a topic that as mr. hot also mentioned, will be incredibly important in the coming days and could also boost the agenda of the far right to tentative agenda. you had a problem dw, as don't aspire. thank you very much for coming in and breaking that down for us. and that brings you up to date on the international headlines. i've been f as a one. thank you very much for watching. we'll have more news for you next out. you want to help you stay with the previous be for the loading dock. me and the existence of the universe dispute because i am yes i'm yes. keyboard on that. if you can tell me what vince she was good success of monday, the . ready in this tiny house near the phone, some rhineland recipes the going to be try it out. please change about p in a scuffle at the piano will be tilted with plus.

and last week, the main suspect was a 26 year old syrian asylum seeker who was supposed to be deported to operate. but we are continuing to work at full speed to once again enable the return of dangerous persons and serious offenders to ask on this done in syria. we will also west, together with representatives of the federal states and the biggest opposition policy and meet next week to discuss possible 5 dimensions piece of i took them last month to discuss friday. slight to cobble was the 1st entry is and if the german government has its way, it likely will be the last dw security corresponding thomas barrow. he gave us his take on the timing of the deportations. so timing is certainly very important here because it comes at a time when many people in germany where old political parties are specifically discussing the issue of deportation and especially portez from the failed asylum seekers and especially the protections of fail. this items take us from countries like syria and up gun is done, and this is the result specifically of the attack in zoning and a few days ago. but it's i

bottles and bricks hurled at uk police — and a second hotel believed to be housing asylum—seekers isgeted — as far—right rallies descend into violence in english cities. around 150 people have been arrested, and the warning from police — there will be more. the prime minister vows he'll do whatever it takes to end the violence. i want you to know that this violent mob does not represent our country and we will bring them to justice. in other news — in bangladesh, an indefinite nationwide curfew as more than 90 people are killed in another day of anti—government protests. and in an astonishingly close finish, noah lyles speeds to victory in the men's 100 metre final — securing gold for team usa. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. let's begin in the uk, where there will be a meeting later of senior ministers and civil servants known as cobra. it's in response to the violent disorder that has been seen in a number of english towns and cities over the weekend and days following the murder of three young girls in southport last week. on sunday, th

the asylum seekers, they deserve to be locked u. ., ., ., ., asylum seekers, they deserve to be lockedudon says that the act — locked up. the mayor of london says that the act is _ locked up. the mayor of london says that the act is simply _ locked up. the mayor of london says that the act is simply not _ locked up. the mayor of london says that the act is simply not fit - locked up. the mayor of london says that the act is simply not fit for - that the act is simply not fit for purpose given what we have seen, in its role, in whipping up some of this hatred. do you agree that that act is not fit for purpose? i this hatred. do you agree that that act is not fit for purpose?- act is not fit for purpose? i think with the greatest _ act is not fit for purpose? i think with the greatest respect - act is not fit for purpose? i think with the greatest respect to - act is not fit for purpose? i think| with the greatest respect to him, act is not fit for purpose? i think. with the greatest respect to him, it was passed as an act of law in october 2023 after two years passage into the houses of

and again, the suspect it's collab as i rejected asylum seeker with possible links to islamic states who should have been deported. months ago, particularly calls are getting loud again for the strict. so migration control and tough with the politicians. 3 states elections are coming up next month, and 2 anti immigration policies, a set the big gains. i've got office in berlin and this is the day the desktop table was most, this was terrorism, terrorism against us, old shopping, that something like this can happen in germany. the topic of refugees into migration cannot be ignored. here. you haven't. we have people here in germany that we don't want to. we have to make sure that no more come into the they must also be deported to countries like afghanistan and syria. the right wing is will profit from this act for monty. so did i drink b, s, d, and other fascist organizations want to instrumental life as we have that we will do everything we can and must to ensure that those who cannot and may not state and germany are repacked created on the quote. it's also coming up as us president

resume the 1st since vitale. bon returns of our the german government is promising to get tough on the asylum and security ahead of 2 regional elections this weekend . also coming up and us vice presidential for us, vice president rather come on, the harris spacing her 1st child questions as presidential candidate, including questions about the war in gauze. i am unequivocal and unwavering and my commitment, israel's defense and its ability to defend itself. the democratic party is not many defending her record as vice president and a wide ranging interview on cnn and ukraine, pushing for the go ahead to hit targets inside russia with us made a long range weapons, reports say the decisive meetings are due to start today. the hybrid gulf is good to have you with us on this friday, germany has resumed reporting rejected asylum seekers to afghanistan for the 1st time since the totally behind recheck power a flight with 28 convicted f u n. a vendors took off on friday, bound for a cobble germany. stopped supporting. ask in migrants back in 2021 due to human rights concerns the renew, deportations

because asylum seekers have no other option. asylum seekers face security threats under helpless. that's why they seek protection in different countries. it's unfair to approve the case of the essential stays only to reject it later and crush our hopes. there is no end in sight to the uncertainty for this former judge and others like him, as funds for germany is resettlement program may be cut. not charging me now is a report about how came it from the w's diary. postal service of thousands of afghans who worked for germany had been promised a new life here, but very few of actually made it out of town. his don, how is diamond is visa program being viewed at the moment? but will it's a complex situation a german needs federal admission program for i've gotten this done. was launched in 2022 was aimed at bringing up to 36000 vet, noted by the people from of guns done to safety in germany. however, a progress has been very slow, according to advocacy group by july of 2024. on lead, $540.00 individual habit, i've done the program. and while around 3000 people have received approvals

kind of in germany has resumed to bolting rejected asylum seekers. tough gone to stop for the 1st time since the tale. bon read to pass a flight with convicted. ask on offenders. took off on friday. bound for cobbled germany stuff. defaulting after a migrants in 2021 due to human rights concerns the renew to potations, comma, as the german government faces pressure to crack down on migration off to a federal knife front page last week in which a syrian suspect was found to have evaded deportation. and for more on this that spring ended up being the security correspondent, thomas barrow. thomas. let's talk about the timing done and government resumes deportations right off to, to nice attacks that happen to, to german citizen 2 important reason elections this coming weekend. do we see a connection to of all the timing is certainly important because it comes at the time when the discussion here in the country specifically about deportations, especially deporting, failed asylum. see, cuz when that discussion is about measures that the government has put in place to speed up the potations

one man called for hotels holding us out -- asylum-seekers should be satellite.inister says that social media is not a law free zone. police have made 600 arrests for offenses relating for the disorder. they are prepared with 6000 officers on duty. we report from leeds crown court. >> a knock at the door from the police and an arrest for his words rather than actions during last week's disorder. at the weekend he sat at home watching what was going on. leeds crown court heard that he was angry at migration and a local hotel hosing asylum-seekers. it had been pelted b stones. he posted to his 1500 facebook followers encouraging them to do it again. "every man and their dog should be smashing britannia hotel." this asylum-seekers were living the life. staff initiated a lockdown and police had to patrol it. the judge at leeds crown court said that he had been motivated by his anger over immigration. >> although you said that you had no intention of carrying out any act of violence, there can be no doubt that you were inciting others to do so. otherwise, why post the

jeremy government, promising to get tough on asylum and security ahead of 2 regional elections. this coming weekend, also coming up is really grief to limited pauses in fighting and the gaza strip to allow the children to be back to maybe the gets polio. the 1st back to nations or plan for sunday. the break off it's good to have you with this in germany has resumed the porting rejected asylum seekers to afghanistan and the 1st time since the tale bon re took power in 2021. a flight with convicted f deanna fenders took off on friday bound for cobbled the renew deportations comm. as the german government faces pressure to crack down on migration that after a fatal knife rampage last week in which the suspect had been able to evade deportation. space was the scene i'd like to add port just before doing security officials preparing the faster potations flight from gemini to i've gotten this done in 3 years. on board with 28 convicted criminals, denied permission to remain in germany. such flights have been near, impossible to arrange since germany broke off diplomatic relations with

in rotherham, hundreds of demonstrators clashed with riot police before storming that hotel housing asylum—seekers's get more on how this unfolded — our correspondent navtej johal has this report from rotherham. anger, violence, destruction. these chaotic scenes are unlike any you'd expect on a summer's sunday afternoon. at times today, rotherham has felt lawless. it began this morning with a group of anti—racism protesters outside a hotel on the outskirts of this yorkshire town, where it's believed asylum—seekers are being housed. but they were quickly outnumbered by a larger group of anti—immigration protesters, many of them angry at the idea of asylum—seekers living in taxpayer—funded hotel rooms. as the afternoon wore on, chants weren't the only things being hurled at the police or the building. in the last half an hour, things appear to have turned ugly. there have been windows smashed across the hotel. you can see hundreds of people in the street. police have been attacked, objects thrown at them, including fence panels pulled out from around the hotel, and things appear to be turning increa

get this £320 million on things like borders and asylum . but are you ready? and asylum.but are you ready? it actually ended up spending £7.9 billion over that period. instead, what on earth is going on? and are you a smoker? and if so, what do you think to potentially being banned from smoking outside of things like pubs , streets, you name it? your pubs, streets, you name it? your thoughts ? on all of that and thoughts? on all of that and more. but first, the 6:00 news headunes. headlines. >> good evening from the gb newsroom. it'sjust >> good evening from the gb newsroom. it's just gone . 6:00 newsroom. it's just gone. 6:00 your headlines. the prime ministers vowed to do more to reduce smoking after confirming his government could ban it in some outside spaces, according to what the sun newspaper says. our secret whitehall papers. ministers are considering making it illegal to light up in outdoor restaurants, playgrounds and outside nightclubs and stadiums. hospitality bosses say new restrictions would cost jobs , new restrictions would cost jobs, but sir keir starmer

so at the moment, we have a lot of failed asylum seekers and people who you know, go through the asylum system and don't get a positive outcome. and that is because at the moment we don't have adequate , moment we don't have adequate, safe and legal routes into the country. so we've got legitimate people and say people that don't have a legitimate claim to asylum or come in here on boats, and then we have to work out at this end who should and who shouldn't stay. if we had a mechanism where people could start their asylum claim before needing to come to britain, before needing to be on british soil, we could start that process a lot. earlier and we could weed out a lot of people a lot earlier in the process. >> is that even realistic? before they make that dangerous crossing and pay a couple of thousand pounds to a people trafficking gang to start processing them in northern france? is that even a realistic opportunity thing ? because they opportunity thing? because they do throw away their their id on the way here? many don't they? >> i think again, we have to realise that some of thes

labeling it around immigration and asylum seekers and small bolt.e to say, i think it's a legacy that the conservative party has left behind. >> in what way? tell us more about how you feel that is the legacy of the previous government. >> well, i was thinking about this and i thought this often. when david cameron chose to ask people to vote whether or not they wanted to stay in the european union, i thought this is because you kept getting people joining them and this is a knee-jerk reaction to show the british public that they don't want immigration and do you know what, we're going to give you the vote to see if you want to come out of the european union where we don't have to have immigration if we don't want to. and i don't think he ever thought that the british public would vote yes, let's go. so then everything leading up to brexit with nigel faraj and all the other right wing people who spoke about immigration, spoke about the country being overrun, spoke about the amounts of money, services being cut, money that was being wasted. if you th

david iinewster— grant her asylum. david brewster thank - grant her asylum.rewster thank you for your time. in the uk, the prime minister has held the second this emergency cobra committee meeting in two days as concerns grow ahead of around 1t0 demonstrations that are planned tomorrow. sir keir starmer has promised communities that they will be kept safe, saying the government is doing everything it can to ensure that there's a police response where needed. and he warned that anyone involved in disorder, directly or online, will feel the full force of the law. they will be safe. we are doing everything _ they will be safe. we are doing everything we _ they will be safe. we are doing everything we can _ they will be safe. we are doing everything we can to _ they will be safe. we are doing everything we can to ensure i everything we can to ensure that where a police response is needed it is in place and where support is needed for particular places that that is in place. it is a difficult situation with disorder going on in a number of different places at the

seekers living in tax paper funded the idea of asylum seekers living in tax paperfunded hotel rooms.e afternoon wore on, chants weren't the only things being hurled and at the only things being hurled and at the police or the building. things appear to have turn ugly. ugly. police have been attacked, objects thrown including fence paps, and things appear to be turning nasty. not long after the crowd surged more windows were snatched and finally they managed to force their way in. this is afternoon the prime minister reacted to the scenes of violence round the country. i reacted to the scenes of violence round the country.— reacted to the scenes of violence round the country. i utterly condemn the far right — round the country. i utterly condemn the far right thuggery _ round the country. i utterly condemn the far right thuggery we _ round the country. i utterly condemn the far right thuggery we have - round the country. i utterly condemn the far right thuggery we have seen l the far right thuggery we have seen this weekend. be in no doubt, those that have participated in this violenc

violent unrest breaking out in english cities — as far—right rioters storm a hotel in rotherham housing asylumkers. and in middlesborough — crowds have broken through a police line — attacking officers and throwing objects at them. in bolton an emergency order is in place to prevent people from covering theirfaces,with many hidden behind balaclavas. the prime minister says he'll do whatever it takes to put a stop what he calls �*far right thuggery�*. i want you to know that these violent mobs do not represent our country and we will bring them to justice. these are the scenes live in rotherham — we'll have the latest from our correspondents . no, it's not. these are the bangladesh protest were around 70 people have died as a result of ongoing demonstrations, which were sparked originally by protesters calling for the government to do away with government quotas... where away with government quotas... where a certain away with government quotas. .. where a certain number— away with government quotas. .. where a certain number of— away with government quotas... where a certain number ofjobs _ aw

windows smashed, a bin set on fire, as clashes erupt in rotherham outside a hotel believed to be housing asylum seekers. it's the latest in a series of riots across the country. ministers warn rioters they'll face tough action. those people who have been involved in this disorder over the last few days will be found by the police, will be arrested, will be taken through the courts. we want to make it very clear, there are penalties, there are consequences. israel's air force strikes targets in southern lebanon, after hezbollah fired a barrage of rockets across the border. the israeli military says most of the rockets were intercepted. several countries urge their nationals to leave lebanon, as fears grow of a wider conflict in the middle east. iran has vowed "severe" retaliation against israel, retaliation against israel. ijust want i just want to take you straight to some live images from the scene in rotherham in south yorkshire. this is a scene where protesters have been gathering. they have been targeting a hotel there, where they believe that it has been used to house asylum seekers. the p

the incident has turbocharged coals to tighten asylum deportation unsecured if you lose. this young man was not on the legal basis of germany concerning the german c o bribes. and he had was not allowed to get through them in germany, and i questioned mark by it. he was there to germany and to, to the fact that he was applied to go home and in case that he would have been sent home, he would have not been able to do this. so tell me about tech on friday everything . and so we're digging on the phone calls for the german chancellor promised to get a grant pon deportations who and cut the of that. and we will do everything we can and must to ensure that those who cannot and may not stay in germany. the re packs, we have to don, defaulted to go to the doctor's holdings. having sold said he also wants to review weapons laws and improve cooperation with european neighbors and the capital nav. so on edge, it's shocking that something like this can happen in germany. i. he was angry, so they are and you feel safe because they say don't always float to the top. and of course you

the incident has turbocharged calls to titan asylum, deportation on security ruse. this young man was not on the legal basis of germany in concerning the german c o. right. and he was not allowed to get through them in germany. and i question mark by a, he was a germany and a tutor that 50 was applied to go home and in case that he would have been sent home, he would have not been able to do this. so terrible attack on friday evening. and so we're digging on the phone calls for the german chancellor promised to get a great pon deportations who wouldn't come see of that and we will do everything we can and must to ensure that those who cannot and may not stay in germany are repacked created on defaulted to dr. fulton robin and the capital nav. so on edge shopping does something like this can happen in germany and those, let's think of shoes at the top. the right wing is, will profit from this act and they will exploit it and say, look, we have to get rid of all the refugees for spring and those fat and on the i'm more afraid of that. then for a few days or fisted. fo

the incident has turbocharged calls to tighten asylum, deportation on security to lose this young man was not on the legal basis of germany in concerning the german c o bribes. and he was not allowed to get through them in germany. and i question mark by a, he was a germany and due to the fact that he was applied to go home and in case that he would have been sent home, he would have not been able to do this. so terrible attack on friday evening. and so we're digging on the phone calls for the german chancellor promised to get a great pon deportations who wouldn't come see of that and we will do everything we can and must to ensure that those who cannot and may not stay in germany are repacked created on defaulted to dr. fulton robin and the capital nav. so on age, it's shocking that something like this can happen in germany. and those us think is due to the top, the right wingers will profit from this act. so they will exploit it and say, look, we have to get rid of all the refugees, 1st thing and those fat and on the i'm more afraid of that. then for a few days or fisted for a lot o

according to media reports the legit perfectly to had an application for asylum rejected, but he went on the run before he could be deported back to bulgaria, country where he had 1st entity your opinion for right groups of helpful tests since the attacks were met by counter demonstrations, the incident has turbocharged coals to tighten asylum deportation on security ruse . this young man was not on the legal basis of germany in concerning some german seo bribes. and he had was not allowed to get through them in germany and i question mark by. he was to germany and due to the fact that he was applied to go home and in case that he would have been sent home, he would have not been able to do this. so tell me about tech on friday evening. so what do you get on the phone calls for? the german chancellor promise to get a grant pon deportations who can come see of that and we will do everything we can and must to ensure that those who cannot and may not stay in germany. the re patch, we have to don, defaulted to go to the doctor's holdings. having sold said he also wants to review weapons

the incident has turbocharged calls to titan asylum, deportation on security ruse. this young man was not on the legal basis of germany in concerning the german, a pseudo bribes. and he was not allowed to get through them in germany. and i question mark by it, he was there to germany and to, to the fact that he was applied to go home and in case that he would have been sent home, he would have not been able to do this. so terrible attack on friday, everything. and so we're doing it on the phone calls for the german chancellor promised to get a grant pon deportations who didn't have that. and we will do everything we can and must, to ensure that those who cannot and may not stay in germany are repacked created on defaulted to dr. fulton valley. short said, he also wants to review weapons laws and improve cooperation with european neighbors and the capital nav. so on edge, it's shocking that something like this can happen in germany. i who is angry, so they are and you feel safe because they say don't always float to the top. and of course you only ever hear about the

asylum cases have there's more. asylum cases have tripled in the past year to a 40 year high.i put it to you again. does that feel like a government that's taken back control ? also, sir keir starmer control? also, sir keir starmer is dancing with brussels talking about reopening freedom of movement to the under 30s. remember the last time plasterers, brickies , truckers, plasterers, brickies, truckers, students, hospitality workers swamping the british job market? does that feel like a government taking back control of our borders? next we've got nigel farage to put those questions to him. get your views across the usual way, gbnews.com/yoursay. but now it's your headlines with cameron walker . cameron walker. >> martin. >> martin. >> thank you. it's 3:02. i'm cameron walker here in the gb newsroom. >> now a hunt for two dogs is underway after a 33 year old man was found dead in the back garden of a property in birmingham. >> west midlands police says the man is thought to have been attacked by at least one dog, which may have contributed to his death. officers were called to

david broken asylum system.id lammy can afford to suddenly come up with 100 million to throw a country's overseas to increase international aid, because he thinks that's going to reduce immigration, which is baloney. but now we're asked to believe that actually the finances are really tight and taxes are going to go up. and we all better get ready for this tough time. i don't think labour is actually making any difficult choices. i think labour is basically telling us what their political priorities are, which are to keep mass immigration ongoing, to keep public sector wages going up, and to make the british taxpayer pay for it all. i think that's basically what's happening. >> how do you work out after seven weeks in which all they've doneis seven weeks in which all they've done is fight an election in which they were very clear that illegal immigration must come down and legal migration must come down. how do you work out after seven weeks that actually what they plan to do is let them go what they plan to do

seekers. 0n believed to house asylum seekers.turday, there was unrest in stoke, manchester, bristol, nottingham, hull, leeds, belfastand manchester, bristol, nottingham, hull, leeds, belfast and liverpool. with moore yesterday in rotherham, tamworth, bolton, weymouth and middlesbrough. now in the next hour we will get the latest from around the country and from downing street, is that emergency cobra meeting is set to get under way. but first, this report from aruna iyengar. anger and lawlessness across the country. this is rotherham. bolton. middlesbrough. and tamworth. in south yorkshire, anti—racism protesters were making a stand outside a hotel where it's believed asylum seekers are being housed. but they were soon outnumbered by anti—immigration protesters, angry at the idea of asylum seekers being housed in taxpayer funded hotel rooms. it then turned ugly. demonstrators shouted "yorkshire". they smashed windows. fires were lit. they attacked the police and managed to break into the holiday inn express before being beaten ba

but even if you're just talking about asylum, asylum, claiming asylum is not illegal.s a system whereby people can come to the uk to claim asylum and have those claims processed swiftly and effectively, whether that's by having processing centres in france or by allowing people to come on legal vessels. >> do you think these boats should be stopped? jonathan? do you actually want to stop the boats or do you not really care? >> what if there's a grotesque smear? sza no it's not. i'd like you to answer the question. >> it's not a smear at all because you're standing up for these people. >> and i'd like to know the answer if you if you listen to what i said before, i said, every single person wants to stop the boats, including the people who get on them. >> but what about you? >> but what about you? >> the question the question that i have is what? >> what is ludicrous? no, it's not ludicrous. you just avoided answering my question. >> you're accusing me of wanting to support the gangs now, are you? >> hold on. they should be able to apply for asylum and be processed quic

these holding an knife attack life shots promises tough old weapons restrictions and types of rules for asylum state. because foster king says they're investigating a syrian man who confessed to killing 3 people as a festival. and the claimed involvement of the so called is lum expects. and government impacting stan cho does understand a strength of attacks. so it's hard to say medicines, false victims, opposite the vehicle's check that mississippi and then show them the feel. okay, welcome to the program. ukraine has asked for help from it to your pin neighbors following the massive russian ass strikes. these key residents shouted in a subway as explosions sounded across the capitol, ukrainian president of the on demand savanski, set the miss on and drug and bob bob. but was one of the largest of the war is an energy facilities in some regions and disrupting power and water supplies like corresponding economy in keith told me more a. so the error that basically was in place for almost 8 hours, which is an usually long has just finished. so that was going on since early morning, kind of mid mo