, rspca and nat trust.ay, let us know what you think. views news. com but think. gb views gb news. com but it's . it's your headlines. >> good afternoon. it's 2:02. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom. the prime minister says it's sad and wrong to link a comment he made about transgender people in the commons yesterday with murdered teenager brianna ghey . rishi teenager brianna ghey. rishi sunakis teenager brianna ghey. rishi sunak is facing calls to apologise for making what briannas father described as dehumanising remarks. it's understood the family has been ianed understood the family has been invited to meet the prime minister, as he told reporters today, he was making a very clear point. >> like everyone one, i was completely shocked by brianna's case to have your child taken from you in such awful circumstances is almost impossible to come to terms with. to use that tragedy to detract from the very separate and clear point i was making about keir starmer's proven track record of multiple u—turns o

white space a charity group whose members include the rspca , the wwf and include the rspca, the wwf rights lawyer shoaib khan and david bean of the countryside alliance , they do battle on that alliance, they do battle on that and that is next. i should sunday mornings from 930 on gb news news . all right . news news. all right. >> coming up, brexit broker nigel farage is here to tell us more about the exclusive rwanda file scoop that he's got . but file scoop that he's got. but first it's time for tonight's head to head . the british head to head. the british countryside has been declared a racist and colonial white space. that's according to wildlife charities . so the wildlife and charities. so the wildlife and countryside link, an umbrella group whose members include the rspca, the wwf and national trust, has presented a report to parliament which claims the perception that green spaces are dominated by white people can prevent people from ethnic minority backgrounds from using green spaces. so tonight i am asking is the british countryside a racist and colonial white space? let

white space a charity group whose members include the rspca , the wwf and include the rspca, the wwfights lawyer shoaib khan and david bean of the countryside alliance , they do battle on that alliance, they do battle on that and that is next. i should sunday mornings from 930 on gb news news . all right . news news. all right. >> coming up, brexit broker nigel farage is here to tell us more about the exclusive rwanda file scoop that he's got . but file scoop that he's got. but first it's time for tonight's head to head . the british head to head. the british countryside has been declared a racist and colonial white space. that's according to wildlife charities . so the wildlife and charities. so the wildlife and countryside link, an umbrella group whose members include the rspca, the wwf and national trust, has presented a report to parliament which claims the perception that green spaces are dominated by white people can prevent people from ethnic minority backgrounds from using green spaces. so tonight i am asking is the british countryside a racist and colonial white space? let m

the unread first edition copy of the philosopher's stone was given to an rspca shop in the isle of wightthe charity's isle of wight branch, with a dog named harry among the beneficiaries. you're live with bbc news. prison officials say the leading kremlin critic alexei navalny has died. mr navalny�*s death is the latest in prominent kremlin critics to have died after opposing vladimir putin's politics. these include an investigative journalist murdered in the elevator of her apartment block, alexander live in janco, the elevator of her apartment block, alexander live injanco, former kgb agent who died of radiation poisoning. a tax worker whose work exposed corruption in russia and who died after 11 months in police custody. a politician who was killed when he was shot four times on a bridge, and now mr navalny. let's speak to dan storiev — english—language managing editor for the 0vd info, an independent media and human rights defence group focused on monitoring and combating repressions in russia. for all of us, this is been a huge shock. navalny has been a key figure in criticising rus

although there were questions raised about the true figure with the rspca telling us it has estimatedthere. the issue is, this is not a breed of dog so it is not able to be tested by dna, it has to be done by size and physical attribute. that raises a lot of questions about whether this is possible and how easy it is to police it.— easy it is to police it. thank you very much- _ rishi sunak is meeting political leaders in northern ireland this morning, as he celebrates the return of a power—sharing government at stormont. the executive was formed on saturday, ending two years of political stalemate. it will now begin meetings with the aim of trying to manage northern ireland's finances. 0ur ireland correspondent, chris page, reports. at daybreak, rishi sunak arrived at the plate where a new political dawn has apparently come. the speaker of the stormont assembly, edwin poots, showed the prime minister around the chamber and this week, locally elected politicians will once again be able to debate legislation after an absence of almost two years. it is an historic and important day for

the unread first edition copy of the philosopher's stone was given to an rspca shop in the isle of wighti want to replay pictures we had a few minutes ago just to get some absolute clarity on what we were watching here. there has been a feat of life pictures from moscow, people coming out and laying flowers and this is after the news of the death of alexei navalny. but then there was one incident with a woman holding up a sign. let's take a look at that. officers immediately they're stepping in. she was holding they're stepping in. she was holding the sign in that sign read alexei navalny died today. the police would not allow it and they took her away. and then this is a separate incident, just to be absolutely clear. looks like the police more physically there stopping another man's protest. he, too, it was dragged away said to different people involved there, just to be clear. let's bring in our panel now. former labour mp caroline flint, robert moran, republican strategist and pollsterjoining us from washington, and sam greene, professor of russian politics at king's college london.

uh, they're saying the rspca is saying 1 in 8 people are finding it hard to pay for their pets. pets. of going because also it hard to pay for their pets. of going becau vet, also it hard to pay for their pets. of going becau vet, which lso it hard to pay for their pets. of going becau vet, which is» got going to the vet, which is very expensive. expensive. very, very expensive. expensive. i not have pets very i do not have pets very deliberately that reason , deliberately for that reason, and because got too many and because i've got too many children, now. children, just 30s on this now. yeah, and, uh, but i think that's a good idea. i think, uh, maybe eat the, you know, combine the two. >> yeah. they don't want you to have pets because they're bad for the environment. the woof, all those. it certainly worth beanng buy bearing in mind when you buy a dog. their dog. uh recognise that their appetites do reflect their size very substantially. didn't very substantially. we didn't think just think about that. i just realised costs slightly more realised it costs slightly more than

the wildlife and countryside link a charity group, include the rspca , wwf and national the rspca, wwft was green mps in an all party parliamentary group were told that the countryside has been in influenced by racist colonial legacies, created an environment some fear is dominated by white people . well, dominated by white people. well, i am going to talk to my brilliant panel about this . brilliant panel about this. joining me now is gb news host of the saturday five albie amankona and political consultant emma burnell. thank you so much forjoining me. how are we? i'm going to come to you on this one first. i mean, racist trees. should we be worried? no. worried? no no. >> look, i just want to i just want to answer the question very clearly. >> no, the british countryside is not racist . is not racist. >> and actually, stories like this make me really angry. >> actually, dawn, because racial disparities are a very serious issue for people that suffer from them. there are racial disparities in health care, employment , in racial disparities in health care, employment, in criminal just

this is suella speaking out after a group of wildlife charities, including the national trust, it says rspcay mean rspb? i wouldn't, i >> do you think they mean rspb? iwouldn't, i know >> do you think they mean rspb? i wouldn't, i know children can be wild , but i would think of be wild, but i would think of them as a wildlife charity. >> know, it's not for me them as a wildlife charity. >> say, know, it's not for me them as a wildlife charity. >> say, um,(now, it's not for me them as a wildlife charity. >>say, um, the /, it's not for me them as a wildlife charity. >> say, um, the worldiot for me them as a wildlife charity. >> say, um, the world wildlife e to say, um, the world wildlife fund and so they've come out fund and so on. they've come out and said the british and said that the british countryside is racist and colonial . yeah, yeah. countryside is racist and colormean,3ah, yeah. countryside is racist and colormean, that yeah. countryside is racist and colormean, that would take >> i mean, that would take offence country offence to as a, as a country bumpkin myself, are so not bumpki

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the rspca says around 20,000 dogs have still not been registered with the government .and that's the news. i'm back in an hour's time. welcome back to patrick christys tonight. >> now we've got a gb news exclusive for you. you the taxpayer has paid nearly £56,000 for a vile sexual predator and murderer with a criminal record . murderer with a criminal record. as long as your arm to get legal aid so that he can reduce his sentence. i'm talking about one of the worst offenders in modern british history. it is depraved jordan who stalked, jordan mcsweeney, who stalked, sexually assaulted and then battered law graduate zara aleena to death. he sexually assaulted . her for assaulted zara and left. her for deadin assaulted zara and left. her for dead in an attack that lasted nine minutes and left her with 46 separate injuries . nine minutes and left her with 46 separate injuries. he was released on licence from prison nine days before he committed the murder . nine days before he committed the murder. he was mistakenly not classed as . the murder. he was mistakenly not classe

the group includes the rspca, the world wide fund for nature and, of course, the national trust.h always a pleasure to have you on gb news. some people will be rolling their eyes. other people will be throwing their croissants. here go again . croissants. here we go again. everything is racist this time . everything is racist this time. the countryside . the countryside. >> yeah. i mean, if you ever wanted proof that we're living now in britain, in a post—revolutionary society where our institutions have been completely captured by, you know, these sort of ideological apparatchiks who want to transform our country . transform our country. >> well, this this case, i think, is a prime example. >> you know, the trustees of this organisation include those who work on land justice and decolonising conservation. >> so this is not in any way a neutral body. we mustn't think of it like that. it's absolutely rotten and biased to its core, but most stupidly of all, this wildlife and countryside link, the organisation that says the countryside is a racist colonial white space. they don't em

the wildlife and countryside link , a charity and countryside link, a charity group, include rspca, wwf says the british countryside is a racist colonial white space. i'm wondering how many black people they've got working in those charities . mps in an all party charities. mps in an all party parliamentary group were told that the countryside has been influenced by racist colonial legacies, created an environment some fear is dominated by white people to discuss. i'm joined by actor and writer femi nylander. femi, thank you very much for joining me. so, femi, your view then what do you make to this is then what do you make to this is the countryside racist ? the countryside racist? >> um, well, i think it's very kind of reductionist just to kind of reductionist just to kind of reductionist just to kind of say is the countryside racist without looking at the central kind of complex questions within? >> we're talking about demographics here. we're talking about histories of migration . about histories of migration. um, talking about where um, we're talking about where people who are mino

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well, the wildlife and countryside link, a charity group which includes the rspca, wwf and national trustarty parliamentary group were told that the countryside has been influenced by racist colonial legacies , created an environment legacies, created an environment some fear is dominated by white people, so think about it. >> it sounds very woke just like that. but but the more you think about it, maybe you've had experience of something like that. joining us now is anti—rape ism activist eamonn aiden , who thinks the aiden, who thinks the countryside could be racist , and countryside could be racist, and farmer gareth wyn jones, who thinks it's not so we ought to hear from you first. i suppose . hear from you first. i suppose. um, the, the idea that it's this colonial white space that's not welcoming to anyone of a different hue . different hue. >> okay, well, firstly, i don't fully subscribe to that. i think it's safe to say this whole entire country is a colonial space. so that's not fully accurate. let's just be fair on that. but i have to admit, this comes down to the fact this come