a very good afternoon, everybody. it's patrick christie's— everybody. it's patrick christie's here - ”g : it's patrick christie's here on gb news. everybody. it's patrick- christie's here on gb news. i win— christie's here on gb news. i will be— christie's here on gb news. i will be with— christie's here on gb news. i will be with you— christie's here on gb news. i will be with you for- christie's here on gb news. i will be with you for the- christie's here on gb news. i will be with you for the next three hours. here is just a small— three hours. here is just a small taste— three hours. here is just a small taste of— three hours. here is just a small taste of what- ”cc: here is just a small taste of what i've got coming— small taste of what i've got coming up— small taste of what i've got coming up this— small taste of what i've got coming up this hour. so we are starting— coming up this hour. so we are starting-a— coming up this hour. so we are starting-a national- starting with a national emergency. - starting with a national- emergency. -little, too emergency. is it too little, too late? is this an emergency that actually very bad news actually could be very bad news for you? in news, though , for you? in other news, though, get this is the get a load of this is the national lottery actually funding extreme groups? we've done a gb-investigationl funding extreme groups? we'vel done a gb-investigation on done a gb news investigation on this.— done a gb news investigation on ewe-you— done a gb news investigation on ewe-you eu— done a gb news investigation on this.-you all about- this. i'll tell you all about that— this. i'll tell you all about that very— this. i'll tell you all about that very shortly. and get a lead— that very shortly. and get a lead of— that very shortly. and get a load of this.— that very shortly. and get a load of this. you- that very shortly. and get a load of this. you will not be“...— load of this. you will not believe it.— load of this. you will not believe it. there are more than woo— believe it. there are more than woo-working- believe it. there are more than 2700-working at- 2700 people working at your councils—countryl councils around the country on then— councils around the country on more than 100— councils around the country on more than 100 grand a year. any cnnce— more than 100 grand a year. any cnnce cn— more than 100 grand a year. any chance of using— more than 100 grand a year. any chance of using a— more than 100 grand a year. any chance of using a bit of that money— chance of using a bit of that money cc— chance of using a bit of that money no nu— chance of using a bit of that money to fill in— chance of using a bit of that money to fill in that pothole? mayne. — money to fill in that pothole? mayne. ldcn-c— money to fill in that pothole? maybe. don't what do you maybe. i don't know. what do you make— maybe. i don't know. what do you make cn— maybe. i don't know. what do you make of cnnc?— maybe. i don't know. what do you make of that? and— maybe. i don't know. what do you make of that? and also, as the coronation— make of that? and also, as the coronation—rock. make of that? and also, as thei coronation—rock up, make of that? and also, as thei cor are lion—rock up, make of that? and also, as the cor are waiting rock up, make of that? and also, as the cor are waiting to rock up, make of that? and also, as the cor are waiting to see rock up, make of that? and also, as the cor are waiting to see the nck up, we are waiting to see the protecte— we are waiting to see the- protests—republican protests from various republican enunc— protests from various republican 9roups--askin9- protests from various republican groups. asking the groups. look, i'm asking the question— groups. look, i'm asking the question is— groups. look, i'm asking the question, is it— groups. look, i'm asking the question, is it in— groups. look, i'm asking the question, is it in taste? is question, is it in bad taste? is it question, is it in bad taste? is unnee— question, is it in bad taste? is ninee cneecn— question, is it in bad taste? is it.free speech to- question, is it in bad taste? is it free speech to say, not it all free speech to say, not my— it all free speech to say, not ny—ccnml it all free speech to say, not. ny—ccnm n my king? or actually, could it be necccnc— my king? or actually, could it be treason? christys on

be treason? patrick christys on . cn— be treason? patrick christys on . en newc— be treason? patrick christys on . gb news. i've— be treason? patrick christys on . gb news. i've got loads more coming— . gb news. i've got loads more conning youn— . gb news. i've got loads more conning your way— . gb news. i've got loads more coming your way as well. it cocke— coming your way as well. it none une— coming your way as well. it looks like the— coming your way as well. it looks like the women's institute is going— looks like the women's institute is going cc— looks like the women's institute is going to ten— looks like the women's institute is going to let men into it, nnicn— is going to let men into it, nnicn i— is going to let men into it, which i think— is going to let men into it, which i think defeats the point, decenn— which i think defeats the point, ncecn-c m— which i think defeats the point, doesn't it? and _ which i think defeats the point, doesn't it? and out why. doesn't it? and find out why. sausage— doesn't it? and find out why. sausage -that's- sausage rolls. yes, that's ngnc. — sausage rolls. yes, that'si ngnc. —ccnm sausage rolls. yes, that's- right. _could cause right. sausage rolls could cause a right. sausage rolls could cause n—en— right. sausage rolls could cause n—en views- right. sausage rolls could cause n—en views on. a crime wave. gb views or gbnews.uk. get your views a crime wave. gb views or- gbnews.uk. get your views coming in cncn— gbnews.uk. get your views coming in cnck eng— gbnews.uk. get your views coming in thick and fast.— gbnews.uk. get your views coming in thick and fast. now,— c, \. �*fn�*ffin get your views coming in thick and fast. now, though, necgnnec— in thick and fast. now, though, headlines with— in thick and fast. now, though, headlines with aaron . l: headlines with aaron. good afternoon — headlines with aaron. good afternoon to _ headlines with aaron. good afternoon to you. - headlines with aaron. good afternoon to you. it's 3:03. i'm aaron armstrong and the gb newsroom, the prime minister has declared shares his wife holds in a child care agency in a much delayed list of ministerial interests. he's under investigation in by the parliamentary standards watchdog over claims he didn't properly declare. akshata murty shareholding in koru kids , which shareholding in koru kids, which stands to benefit from measures in the budget. downing street claims no rules were broken because rishi sunak declared it as a minister burial interest rather than to mps in the

commons . before today, though, commons. before today, though, the ministerial list hadn't been published for almost a year. meanwhile, rishi sunak was forced to defend his party's record on public services during prime minister's questions the labour leader accused him of presiding over a legacy of failure and of living in his own world compared to the rest of us. britain people waiting more than two days for an ambulance because they broke the nhs . because they broke the nhs. only 1 in 100 rapists going to conn— only 1 in 100 rapists going to court because— only 1 in 100 rapists going to court because they broke the criminal— court because they broke the criminal justice— court because they broke the criminal justice system. a recond— criminal justice system. a record number— criminal justice system. a record number of small boats crossing— record number of small boats cncccing cnc— record number of small boats crossing the channel because ency— crossing the channel because cney nnce— crossing the channel because they broke the— crossing the channel because they broke the asylum system . they broke the asylum system. yes:— they broke the asylum system. vec, necnce— they broke the asylum system. yes, people can't— they broke the asylum system. yes, people can't afford their nuc— yes, people can't afford their nus, cnn-c— yes, people can't afford their bills, can't get— yes, people can't afford their bills, can't get the police to investigate— bills, can't get the police to investigate crimes , can't get a investigate crimes, can't get a doctor-c— investigate crimes, can't get a doctor's appointment. does that really— doctor's appointment. does that nenuy conne— doctor's appointment. does that really sound like— doctor's appointment. does that really sound like pretty good cnnne— really sound like pretty good cncne cc— really sound like pretty good cnnne cc nn— really sound like pretty good shape to him ?_ really sound like pretty good shape to him ? yes. well mr shape to him? yes. well mr speaker— shape to him? yes. well mr speaker ,— shape to him? yes. well mr speaker , what's— shape to him? yes. well mr speaker , what's the record since

speaker, what's the record since nnc— speaker, what's the record since zone? — speaker, what's the record since since 2010? since— speaker, what's the record since since 2010? {cl ntgt; speaker, what's the record since since 2010? tgt; tgt; tgt; since 2010? since since since 2010, crime down by 50% under the conservative government . mr the conservative government. mr speaken the conservative government. mr speaker, 20,000 more police officers . we've given them more officers. we've given them more powers and we've toughened up sentencing all opposed by society over there . food prices society over there. food prices have risen to a 45 year high, putting further pressure on families struggling with the rising cost of living inflation defied rising cost of living inflation defied predictions by remaining above 10, largely because of soaring prices for things like bread, milk and eggs, along with clothes and shoes . and that has clothes and shoes. and that has cnn— clothes and shoes. and that has only nann— clothes and shoes. and that has only gang been— clothes and shoes. and that has only partly been offset- t at: and that has only partly been offset by cnennen— only partly been offset by cheaper energy. it makes another interest— cheaper energy. it makes another incenecc nie— cheaper energy. it makes another interest rate rise— cheaper energy. it makes another interest rate rise from the bank of ingicni— interest rate rise from the bank of england next— interest rate rise from the bank of england next month more iikeiy— of england next month more iineiy ,— of england next month more iikeiy , ine— of england next month more likely , the government's plans likely, the government's plans for en— likely, the government's plans for en ccyiun— likely, the government's plans for an asylum centre are being cnciiengei— for an asylum centre are being cnciiengei in— for an asylum centre are being challenged in the— for an asylum centre are being challenged in the high court icing— challenged in the high court icing .— challenged in the high court today . braintree district in today. braintree district in eccen— today. braintree district in essex argues— today. braintree district in essex argues the proposed site at essex argues the proposed site ci nn— essex argues the proposed site at an nei— essex argues the proposed site at an raf wethersfield base is

nncnicnnie— at an raf wethersfield base is unsuitable due— at an raf wethersfield base is unsuitable due to— at an raf wethersfield base is unsuitable due to its isolated iccccicn— unsuitable due to its isolated location and— unsuitable due to its isolated location and lack— unsuitable due to its isolated location and lack of capacity for iccei— location and lack of capacity for local services— location and lack of capacity for local services . the for local services. the government- for local services. the government says using disused niiicen— government says using disused niiiinn insec— government says using disused military bases to— government says using disused military bases to accommodate nignncc— military bases to accommodate nignncc niii— military bases to accommodate migrants will reduce the neiinnce— migrants will reduce the reliance on— migrants will reduce the reliance on hotels . as a cabinet reliance on hotels. as a cabinet minister— reliance on hotels. as a cabinet minister ic— reliance on hotels. as a cabinet minister is warning that russian necken— minister is warning that russian nccnen ene— minister is warning that russian hackers are seeking to disrupt or hackers are seeking to disrupt cn decency— hackers are seeking to disrupt or destroy parts— hackers are seeking to disrupt or destroy parts of the uk's cncicni— or destroy parts of the uk's critical infrastructure . oliver critical infrastructure. oliver denien— critical infrastructure. oliver denien nec— critical infrastructure. oliver dowden has confirmed the necicnci— dowden has confirmed the national cyber— dowden has confirmed the national cyber security centre is issuing— national cyber security centre is issuing an— national cyber security centre is issuing an official threat notice— is issuing an official threat nccice eni— is issuing an official threat notice and he's— is issuing an official threat notice and he's unveiled new measures to support businesses on ine— measures to support businesses on cnc inni— measures to support businesses on the front line— measures to support businesses on the front line of our cyber defences— on the front line of our cyber ieiencec .— on the front line of our cyber defences . as— on the front line of our cyber defences . as mr— on the front line of our cyber defences . as mr dowden has also defences. as mr dowden has also enig— defences. as mr dowden has also said i— defences. as mr dowden has also said , one— defences. as mr dowden has also said , more needs— defences. as mr dowden has also said , more needs to— defences. as mr dowden has also said , more needs to be done to said, more needs to be done to nonco— said, more needs to be done to oiinocc cynen— said, more needs to be done to attract cyber security experts inco— attract cyber security experts into one — attract cyber security experts into the civil— attract cyber security experts into the civil service . �*fig�*it; into the civil service. we have experienced attempted attacks in the past , but experienced attempted attacks in the past, but these groups operate differently instead of seeking to profit or spy on us, they're primary motive is to disrupt , they're primary motive is to disrupt, kept or they're primary motive is to disrupt , kept or destroy they're primary motive is to disrupt, kept or destroy our infra structure. these adversaries are ideological , adversaries are ideological, motivated rather than financially motivated . they're

financially motivated. they're often not controlled by those foreign states . that makes them foreign states. that makes them more opportunistic and less likely to show restraint. an inquest has ruled the death of a doctor after his astra zeneca covid doctor after his astra zeneca covm jab doctor after his astra zeneca covid jab was due to unintended complications of the vaccine. the 32 year old stephen wright was the 32 year old stephen wright on nis— the 32 year old stephen wright was an nhs psychologist in coon—enci— was an nhs psychologist in south—east london. he died from a south—east london. he died from o niooi— south—east london. he died from o niooi cioc— south—east london. he died from a blood clot to— south—east london. he died from a blood clot to the— south—east london. he died from a blood clot to the brain ten days— a blood clot to the brain ten days onen— a blood clot to the brain ten days after his— a blood clot to the brain ten days after his first dose of the in— days after his first dose of the vaccine in january— days after his first dose of the vaccine in january 2021. well, one— vaccine in january 2021. well, one cononn— vaccine in january 2021. well, the coroner has— vaccine in january 2021. well, the coroner has described it as a the coroner has described it as oven— the coroner has described it as oven nnncuoi— the coroner has described it as a very unusual and deeply tragic inboun— a very unusual and deeply tragic case. labour labour is accusing the government— case. labour labour is accusing the government of— case. labour labour is accusing the government of denying inciice— the government of denying inciice io— the government of denying justice to victims of the inieciei — justice to victims of the infected blood scandal between i970— infected blood scandal between i970 oni— infected blood scandal between 1970 and 1991.— infected blood scandal between 1970 and 1991. thousands of oeooie— 1970 and 1991. thousands of ww“! none— 1970 and 1991. thousands of people were infected with hiv oni— people were infected with hiv and hepatitis— people were infected with hiv and hepatitis after being given contaminated— and hepatitis after being given contaminated blood products. incu— contaminated blood products. weii in— contaminated blood products. weii in on— contaminated blood products. well in an interim report, the cnoin— well in an interim report, the cnoin oi— well in an interim report, the cnoin oi ine— well in an interim report, the chair of the inquiry , sir brian chair of the inquiry, sir brian iongcioii,— chair of the inquiry, sir brian langstaff, recommends ended neponoiionc— langstaff, recommends ended reparations should be extended

to reparations should be extended io incinie— reparations should be extended to include bereaved parents and cniiinen.— to include bereaved parents and children. well— to include bereaved parents and children. well cabinet office iiinicien— children. well cabinet office minister jeremy— children. well cabinet office minister jeremy quin told the common— minister jeremy quin told the common ine— minister jeremy quin told the commons the government is inienceiy— commons the government is intensely considering the recommendations . the unite recommendations. the unite unions— recommendations. the unite unions announced fresh strikes by neoiin— unions announced fresh strikes by health workers— unions announced fresh strikes by health workers next month, 2000— by health workers next month, 2000 ambulance _ by health workers next month, 2000 ambulance workers in the nonin— 2000 ambulance workers in the conin oi— 2000 ambulance workers in the south of england— 2000 ambulance workers in the south of england and the west iiiiionic— south of england and the west midlands will— south of england and the west midlands will walk out on may the midlands will walk out on may ine zni— midlands will walk out on may ine zni niin— midlands will walk out on may the 2nd with unite, indicating many— the 2nd with unite, indicating nony oi— the 2nd with unite, indicating nony oi iic— the 2nd with unite, indicating many of its members are unhappy niin— many of its members are unhappy niin ine— many of its members are unhappy with the government's latest pay oiien. — with the government's latest pay oiien. ine— with the government's latest pay offer. the union— with the government's latest pay offer. the union has previously announced separate strikes for may— announced separate strikes for may ine— announced separate strikes for may ine ici— announced separate strikes for may ine ici in— announced separate strikes for may the 1st in london and ionicnine— may the 1st in london and ionicnine ,— may the 1st in london and yorkshire , and— may the 1st in london and yorkshire , and both those days yorkshire, and both those days coinciie— yorkshire, and both those days coincide with— yorkshire, and both those days coincide with a— yorkshire, and both those days coincide with a 48 hour strike neii— coincide with a 48 hour strike neii by— coincide with a 48 hour strike neii by ine— coincide with a 48 hour strike held by the royal college of mining— held by the royal college of nuncing .— held by the royal college of nursing . meanwhile, hundreds of nursing. meanwhile, hundreds of weconin— nursing. meanwhile, hundreds of wonien inon — nursing. meanwhile, hundreds of workers from the— nursing. meanwhile, hundreds of workers from the pharmaceutical ginni— workers from the pharmaceutical giant glaxosmithkline will also since— giant glaxosmithkline will also ciniie in— giant glaxosmithkline will also ciniie in wow— giant glaxosmithkline will also strike in may in— giant glaxosmithkline will also strike in may in a— giant glaxosmithkline will also strike in may in a dispute over pay-— strike in may in a dispute over pay- unic— strike in may in a dispute over pay- iiniie cowe— strike in may in a dispute over pay. unite says 750 of its noncon— pay. unite says 750 of its members will— pay. unite says 750 of its members will walk out after neg-eciing — members will walk out after neg-eciing o— members will walk out after neg-eciing o on— members will walk out after rejecting a 6% pay offer and a oii— rejecting a 6% pay offer and a oii inno— rejecting a 6% pay offer and a one off lump sum— rejecting a 6% pay offer and a one off lump sum of £1,500, ieccniiing— one off lump sum of £1,500, describing it— one off lump sum of £1,500, describing it as— one off lump sum of £1,500, describing it as significantly ieiow— describing it as significantly below inflation. the company

cowe— below inflation. the company cows in— below inflation. the company says it's disappointed by the ociion— says it's disappointed by the ociion oni— says it's disappointed by the action and tesco_ says it's disappointed by the action and tesco says it plans to action and tesco says it plans io oppeoi— action and tesco says it plans io appeal oiien— action and tesco says it plans to appeal after lidl won a high conni— to appeal after lidl won a high cowi ioiiie— to appeal after lidl won a high court battle over— to appeal after lidl won a high court battle over branding . lidl court battle over branding. lidl ongwei— court battle over branding. lidl ongwei ieco-c— court battle over branding. lidl argued tesco's use of a yellow cincie— argued tesco's use of a yellow cincie in— argued tesco's use of a yellow cincie in ie— argued tesco's use of a yellow circle in its clubcard scheme. inonoiionc— circle in its clubcard scheme. promotions was— circle in its clubcard scheme. promotions was an infringement of promotions was an infringement oi incin— promotions was an infringement oi inein inein— promotions was an infringement of their main store— promotions was an infringement of their main store logo, a judge— of their main store logo, a iwige iowni— of their main store logo, a judge found in— of their main store logo, a judge found in favour of lidl ogneeing— judge found in favour of lidl ogneeing ii— judge found in favour of lidl agreeing it was— judge found in favour of lidl agreeing it was a violation of inein— agreeing it was a violation of their trademark— agreeing it was a violation of their trademark rights and coownigni— their trademark rights and coownigni .— their trademark rights and copyright . this is gb news more copyright. this is gb news more as copyright. this is gb news more no ii— copyright. this is gb news more as ii happehs-_ copyright. this is gb news more as it happens. now— copyright. this is gb news more as it happens. now time for. patrick afternoon. or we're getting stuck straight afternoon. or we're getting stuck bigight afternoon. or we're getting stuck big breaking news for you. some big breaking news for you. let's get cracking. i'm going to go over now to news home go over now to gb news home security mark white. security editor mark white. mark, just through mark, this has just come through to anyway, what's to me here. anyway, what's the latest? yeah to me here. anyway, what's the latest ? yeah , we're getting an latest? yeah, we're getting an owiiine— latest? yeah, we're getting an owiiine inon — latest? yeah, we're getting an outline from home— , yeah, we're getting an outline from home office lawyer none—

outline from home office lawyer nene oi— outline from home office lawyer nene oi ine— outline from home office lawyer here at the royal— outline from home office lawyer here at the royal courts of inciice — here at the royal courts of inciice in— here at the royal courts of justice in or— here at the royal courts of justice in or that challenge ogoinci— justice in or that challenge against home— justice in or that challenge against home office plans to put ocwiwn— against home office plans to put ocwiwn ceeenci— against home office plans to put asylum seekers into an old raaf ince— asylum seekers into an old raaf ioce oi— asylum seekers into an old raaf base at wethersfield in essex, innininee— base at wethersfield in essex, braintree district— base at wethersfield in essex, braintree district council iigniing— braintree district council fighting that— braintree district council fighting that and hoping for an iniwnciion. — fighting that and hoping for an injunction. the— fighting that and hoping for an injunction. the government cioinc— injunction. the government cioinc inni— injunction. the government claims that it's— injunction. the government claims that it's dealing with eiieciiweiw— claims that it's dealing with effectively a _ claims that it's dealing with effectively a national emergency in ieoiing— effectively a national emergency in dealing with— effectively a national emergency in dealing with the small boats cnicic— in dealing with the small boats cnicic oni— in dealing with the small boats crisis and they— in dealing with the small boats crisis and they need to come up wiin— crisis and they need to come up with innovative— crisis and they need to come up with innovative solutions to try to accommodate _ with innovative solutions to try to accommodate these asylum ceeenci so— to accommodate these asylum seekers. so just— to accommodate these asylum seekers. so just in— to accommodate these asylum seekers. so just in the last few ninwiec— seekers. so just in the last few ninwiec ine— seekers. so just in the last few minutes, the lawyer for the home oiiice— minutes, the lawyer for the home onice noc— minutes, the lawyer for the home office has confirmed that as of inci— office has confirmed that as of ioci nonin— office has confirmed that as of last month 109,000 asylum ceeenci— last month 109,000 asylum seekers were _ last month 109,000 asylum seekers were in— last month 109,000 asylum seekers were in a supportive accommodation— seekers were in a supportive accommodation across the uk and inei— accommodation across the uk and inoi inciwiei— accommodation across the uk and that included 48,000 being cwooonei— that included 48,000 being cwnnoniei in— that included 48,000 being supported in hotel accommodation . wow— supported in hotel accommodation . wow inew— supported in hotel accommodation . wow inew nico— supported in hotel accommodation . now they also said— supported in hotel accommodation . now they also said in interestingly- . now they also said in interestingly in terms of what oiiicioic— interestingly in terms of what oiiicioic oi— interestingly in terms of what officials at the— interestingly in terms of what officials at the home office are nionning—

officials at the home office are now planning for— officials at the home office are now planning for in terms of inoce— now planning for in terms of inoce coming— now planning for in terms of those coming across the english cnonnei— those coming across the english cnonnei in— those coming across the english channel in small— those coming across the english channel in small boats in the year— channel in small boats in the yen oneoi— channel in small boats in the yen oneoi ,— channel in small boats in the year ahead , they— channel in small boats in the year ahead , they are actively year ahead, they are actively penning— year ahead, they are actively nncnoning .— year ahead, they are actively nncnoning . ion— year ahead, they are actively preparing . for 56,000 people to preparing. for 56,000 people to ine— preparing. for 56,000 people to cross the english— preparing. for 56,000 people to cross the english channel in enou— cross the english channel in small boats— cross the english channel in small boats ._ cross the english channel in small boats . now, not all of small boats. now, not all of inoce— small boats. now, not all of those 56,000 _ small boats. now, not all of those 56,000 will be accommodated in hotels. some newe— accommodated in hotels. some nowe inienic— accommodated in hotels. some have friends and— accommodated in hotels. some have friends and family that inew— have friends and family that inew cn— have friends and family that inew ie— have friends and family that they can be sent— have friends and family that they can be sent off to stay wiin— they can be sent off to stay wiin nui— they can be sent off to stay win new i— they can be sent off to stay with, but a significant number wiii— with, but a significant number wiii oni— with, but a significant number wiii oni ine— with, but a significant number will and the estimates that the home— will and the estimates that the home oiiice— will and the estimates that the home office have— will and the estimates that the home office have is that between 100 home office have is that between ioo oni— home office have is that between we and zo— home office have is that between 100 and 20 motty_ home office have is that between 100 and 20 motty ._ home office have is that between 100 and 20 motty . to 140,000 100 and 20 molly. t0 140,000 ocwinn— 100 and 20 motty. to 140,000 asylum seekers— 100 and 20 motty. to 140,000 asylum seekers will require a cwoooniei— asylum seekers will require a supported accommodation in in the supported accommodation in in ine ween— supported accommodation in in ine ween oneoi— supported accommodation in in the year ahead ._ supported accommodation in in the year ahead . and obviously the year ahead. and obviously inoi-c— the year ahead. and obviously inoi-c going— the year ahead. and obviously inoi-c going io— the year ahead. and obviously that's going to put a strain agein— that's going to put a strain again on— that's going to put a strain again on ine— that's going to put a strain again on the many hundreds of noieic— again on the many hundreds of noieic inni— again on the many hundreds of hotels that are _ again on the many hundreds of hotels that are being used ine— hotels that are being used across the country. and it is a nnecice— across the country. and it is a nnecice wnw — across the country. and it is a precise why, according to the cowennneni— precise why, according to the government lawyer, they need as a government lawyer, they need as o noiien— government lawyer, they need as o noiien oi— government lawyer, they need as a matter of urgency— government lawyer, they need as a matter of urgency to secure

inesc— a matter of urgency to secure inece ciiec— a matter of urgency to secure these sites such— a matter of urgency to secure these sites such as wethersfield in incen— these sites such as wethersfield in essex, scampton , in in essex, scampton, in lincolnshire- in essex, scampton, in lincolnshire ,- in essex, scampton, in lincolnshire , barges down in lincolnshire, barges down in ooncei— lincolnshire, barges down in doncei oni— lincolnshire, barges down in dorset and another vessel in ninienneoi— dorset and another vessel in birkenhead to— dorset and another vessel in birkenhead to try to accommodate ocwiwn— birkenhead to try to accommodate ocwiwn ceeenci— birkenhead to try to accommodate asylum seekers in— birkenhead to try to accommodate asylum seekers in much larger gowns— asylum seekers in much larger gnownc owow— asylum seekers in much larger groups away from _ asylum seekers in much larger groups away from hotels . and the groups away from hotels. and the singin— groups away from hotels. and the cinoin inei— groups away from hotels. and the strain that that's— groups away from hotels. and the strain that that's putting on ine— strain that that's putting on ine noiei— strain that that's putting on the hotel industry . “411g?“ the hotel industry. yeah, nicoiwieiw— the hotel industry. yeah, absolutely, mark. now look, this is just coming through to us. so if you are just joining us, i'm just going to repeat some of those figures that mark has given me there, as i heard them. anyway, 109,000 asylum seekers in at in supported accommodation at the 48,000in hotels. the minute, 48,000in hotels. they preparing the they are actively preparing the government for 56,000 channel crossings this year, which could lead to around 120 to 140,000 people living in supported accommodation in the year ahead, which is why mark, they're so keen to press ahead with this national emergency nc plan that they've got . and what would that they've got. and what would that plan for the people of plan mean for the people of bexhill, for the people of wethersfield does wethersfield? does it

essentially the essentially mean that the government can ignore their government can just ignore their desires and plonk people in sites like these? because reading between the lines , it reading between the lines, it means they're preparing for more sites this used and sites like this to be used and locals won't say . yeah, locals won't have a say. yeah, well, the government- gigtgt l yeah, well, the government has eiieciiweiw— well, the government has effectively classed q it's described _ effectively classed q it's described as— effectively classed q it's described as rule available , described as rule available, wnicn— described as rule available, which means— described as rule available, which means that if they own gowennneni— which means that if they own government land— which means that if they own government land so basically a ninicinw— government land so basically a ninicinw oi— government land so basically a ministry of defence base would be e— ministry of defence base would no n wine— ministry of defence base would be a prime example of that. if it's government— be a prime example of that. if it's government owned land, then inew— it's government owned land, then inew ii— it's government owned land, then inew ii ii-c— it's government owned land, then they if it's declared— it's government owned land, then they if it's declared a national enengencw— they if it's declared a national emergency underclass. q they , emergency underclass. q they, inew— emergency underclass. q they, inew cn— emergency underclass. q they, inew inen— emergency underclass. q they, they can then circumvent it, iicnegoni— they can then circumvent it, iicnegoni onw— they can then circumvent it, disregard any planning objections— disregard any planning objections that there might be non— objections that there might be from councils— objections that there might be from councils like braintree, oicinici— from councils like braintree, district council— from councils like braintree, district council over the suitability _ district council over the suitability of— district council over the suitability of a base like wethersfield,— suitability of a base like wethersfield, now braintree oicinci— wethersfield, now braintree district council— wethersfield, now braintree district council claim that that nice— district council claim that that bone ic— district council claim that that base is unsuitable because

iecowce— base is unsuitable because because there— base is unsuitable because because there just doesn't there ion-i— because there just doesn't there icn-i ine — because there just doesn't there isn't the infrastructure in the iocoi— isn't the infrastructure in the iocoi neo— isn't the infrastructure in the local area to— isn't the infrastructure in the local area to be— isn't the infrastructure in the local area to be able to support up local area to be able to support on io— local area to be able to support on io ieoo— local area to be able to support no io ieoo wowng— local area to be able to support up to 1800 young male asylum eccent— up to 1800 young male asylum ceeenci inni— up to 1800 young male asylum seekers that they— up to 1800 young male asylum seekers that they are of course ine— seekers that they are of course iiee io — seekers that they are of course free to wander— seekers that they are of course free to wander into the local connwniiw. — free to wander into the local community. arnie in wethersfield iiceii— community. arnie in wethersfield iiceii ,— community. arnie in wethersfield iiceii , ine— community. arnie in wethersfield itself , the village— community. arnie in wethersfield itself , the village next to the itself, the village next to the nice— itself, the village next to the bone ,— itself, the village next to the base , there's— itself, the village next to the base , there's one small gross base, there's one small gross cnon— base, there's one small gross cnon oni— base, there's one small gross shop and that's— base, there's one small gross shop and that's it— base, there's one small gross shop and that's it really. the gowennneni— shop and that's it really. the gowennneni ,— shop and that's it really. the government , for— shop and that's it really. the government , for its part, is government, for its part, is ongoing— government, for its part, is ongoing inni— government, for its part, is arguing that, look, you know, inew-ne— arguing that, look, you know, inew-ie noi— arguing that, look, you know, inew-ne noi in— arguing that, look, you know, they're not in breach of any nionning— they're not in breach of any planning rules— they're not in breach of any planning rules at all. they oiieoiw— planning rules at all. they already have— planning rules at all. they already have the base. it's inein— already have the base. it's inein .— already have the base. it's theirs . there— already have the base. it's theirs . there is- already have the base. it's theirs . there is already theirs. there is already infrastructure on that base, wnicn— infrastructure on that base, which include— infrastructure on that base, which include is a very significant— which include is a very significant number of accommodation blocks and also noni— accommodation blocks and also new cioniing— accommodation blocks and also hard standing that they can put nonoiie— hard standing that they can put portable portakabins or other marquees and— portable portakabins or other marquees and other portable iwiiiingc— marquees and other portable iwiiiingc wn— marquees and other portable buildings up on— marquees and other portable buildings up on to deal with cigniiiconi— buildings up on to deal with significant numbers of people. so significant numbers of people. so inew-ie— significant numbers of people. so they're arguing that there is no iieocn— so they're arguing that there is no iieocn in— so they're arguing that there is no breach in the— so they're arguing that there is

no breach in the first place, ini— no breach in the first place, iwi ii— no breach in the first place, but if there _ no breach in the first place, but if there is— no breach in the first place, but if there is a— no breach in the first place, but if there is a breach, well, inew— but if there is a breach, well, inew cn— but if there is a breach, well, inew gei— but if there is a breach, well, they can get around that because it's they can get around that because in o— they can get around that because in o noiionoi— they can get around that because it's a national emergency. and wniei— it's a national emergency. and wnien inic— it's a national emergency. and under this class— it's a national emergency. and under this class ._ it's a national emergency. and under this class. q it's a national emergency. and under this class . q letter of under this class. q letter of ine— under this class. q letter of ine inw— under this class. q letter of ine iow ioi— under this class. q letter of the law for a— under this class. q letter of the law for a national enengencw- the law for a national emergency, they can disregard any emergency, they can disregard onw oi— emergency, they can disregard onw oi inesc— emergency, they can disregard any of these planning objections . ani— any of these planning objections . and new.— any of these planning objections . and mark, thank— any of these planning objections . and mark, thank you- any of these planning objections . and mark, thank you very, very much for bringing us that big breaking news right at the top here. we'll go back to mark as and when he gets even more information. and when he gets even more infornand n. and when he gets even more inforn and security and when he gets even more infornand security editor and when he gets even more inforn and security editor there home and security editor there outside royal courts of outside the royal courts of justice, these justice, where these figures have been revealed to us by have just been revealed to us by the government. going the government. i'm just going to think it's to repeat these. i think it's worth noting, isn't it, that 109,000 asylum seekers are currently in supported accommodation? this has just been revealed. 48,000 of those are in hotels as the government is actively preparing for 56,000 channel crossings. this year. yesterday we did talk about the idea that now there's been 5000 already and they are expecting around 120 to 140,000 asylum seekers to be in some form of

assisted accommodation option by the end of this year. and that is why they want to press ahead with plans to essentially common dare anyway various different government sites. so prisons , government sites. so prisons, former raf bases on that note, the government wants to house 1200 migrants at a former prison in bexhill in east sussex, and locals there are planning to stage another protest this evening. how would martin is the president of the bexhill chamber of commerce and tourism and joins me now. howard, thank you very much. now, i'm not sure if you could just pick that up there, but we did just drop some big breaking news the big breaking news about the figures asylum seekers figures of asylum seekers currently in hotels. how do you feel about the government's plans to commandeer your site ? plans to commandeer your site? those figures are just absolutely— those figures are just absolutely astounding sounding, eni— absolutely astounding sounding, i they? — absolutely astounding sounding, aren't they? it's— absolutely astounding sounding, aren't they? t aren't they? it'sjust incredible. our aren't they? t: our thoughts aren't they? it'sjust- incredible. our thoughts go aren't they? it'sjust— incredible. our thoughts go out to incredible. our thoughts go out io ine— incredible. our thoughts go out io ine neooie— incredible. our thoughts go out io ine neooie oi— t: our thoughts go out to the people of braintree and the to the people of braintree and ine cnoii— to the people of braintree and the small communities around inoce— the small communities around

inoce ciiec— the small communities around inoce ciiec ,— the small communities around those sites , but— the small communities around those sites , but at least those sites, but at least inew-we— those sites, but at least inew-we goi— those sites, but at least they've got the politicians wno— they've got the politicians no goi— they've got the politicians who've got the— they've got the politicians who've got the guts to stand up for who've got the guts to stand up ioi inen— who've got the guts to stand up for them down _ who've got the guts to stand up for them down here in bexhill oni— for them down here in bexhill oni iiiiie— for them down here in bexhill and little common, we've been oionionei— and little common, we've been oionionei ow— and little common, we've been abandoned by our— and little common, we've been abandoned by our politicians. inew-we— abandoned by our politicians. they've ieii— abandoned by our politicians. they've left us— abandoned by our politicians. they've left us to— abandoned by our politicians. they've left us to face- abandoned by our politicians. they've left us to face this on our own. and this site behind me should be an ecological wonderland. instead it's going to be an economic disaster for our communities and our politicians have abandoned us on that. now, howard had any idea that. now, howard had any idea that that you guys might be able to claim massive economic damage or ecological damage or potential human rights issues for the people who already live there? public health and safety icing— there? public health and safety icing ine— there? public health and safety being the obvious— ”it? public health and safety being the obvious ones. the gowennneni— being the obvious ones. the government doesn't want to iicien — government doesn't want to iicien io — government doesn't want to iicien io wow— government doesn't want to listen to you on— government doesn't want to listen to you on that. why cnowii— listen to you on that. why cnowii inew— listen to you on that. why should they ? - listen to you on that. why should they ? wittt : should they? well, they should because we have a community that's been starved of investment for let's be honest, generations. this site stood empty for ten years. us and our

council has done nothing. our politic actions have done nothing to bring the investment that sites like this around the area really need. we are a town of 46,000 people that recently had our local polish missions cancel a hotel development that would have created over 100 jobs. a coastal town of 46,000 people without a hotel . the people without a hotel. the asylum seekers can't stay in our hotel because we don't have one. that's the kind of economic deprivation that we have been abandoned to and local businesses have had enough. and this is our fight back. if they use this site and we hope they don't , we hope that our don't, we hope that our politicians get the guts to move forwards with a legal action against the use if they use this site. we want real economic investment. we want real economic value from this use of our town for this purpose . but

our town for this purpose. but is it as simple as putting- is it as simple as putting a nignoni— is it as simple as putting a migrant base— is it as simple as putting a migrant base in— is it as simple as putting a migrant base in your town will noie— migrant base in your town will make ewewioiw— migrant base in your town will make everybody who already lives incre— make everybody who already lives inene gooe— make everybody who already lives inene poorer? — make everybody who already lives there poorer ? n0,— make everybody who already lives there poorer ? \it:i make everybody who already lives there poorer ? \iit:i �*fig�*it; there poorer? no, not at all. we hopeit there poorer? no, not at all. we hope it doesn't. but we want we want as the chamber of commerce, we want guarantees , fees. we we want guarantees, fees. we want oversight . we want want oversight. we want accountability. we want to make sure that the work being done in here to turn this into a migrant centre is done by local businesses, local trades , men. businesses, local trades, men. we want that economic value bringing into the town, not disappearing up the a21 back to london. on every occasion there will be laundry, there will be catering, there will be psychology services, there will be maintenance, there will be security that economic value has to be the payback to our town if they're going to put this here. and we want that guarantee and we want it accountable from our

politicians. you know what, howard ? that is an absolutely howard? that is an absolutely iniiiioni— howard? that is an absolutely brilliant argument— 3“ that is an absolutely brilliant argument because i connieieiw— brilliant argument because i completely understand that the iieo— completely understand that the iieo oi— completely understand that the iieo oi nowing— completely understand that the idea of having a— completely understand that the idea of having a migrant centre in o— idea of having a migrant centre in o enou— idea of having a migrant centre in a small town— idea of having a migrant centre in a small town is— idea of having a migrant centre in a small town is deeply unpalatable— in a small town is deeply unpalatable to- in a small town is deeply unpalatable to the people of inni— unpalatable to the people of inoi iown— unpalatable to the people of that town for— unpalatable to the people of that town for all— unpalatable to the people of that town for all of the obvious inni— that town for all of the obvious reasons that we've— that town for all of the obvious reasons that we've banged on oiowi— reasons that we've banged on oiowi ionic— reasons that we've banged on about loads here.— reasons that we've banged on about loads here. but the one way— about loads here. but the one wow oi— about loads here. but the one wow oi noiing— about loads here. but the one way of making that just about oiow— way of making that just about oiow i— way of making that just about oiow i inini— way of making that just about okay, i think for— way of making that just about okay, i think for people is if ine— okay, i think for people is if the government— okay, i think for people is if the government can point it and go ,— the government can point it and go , vou— the government can point it and go , you know— the government can point it and go , won know-wow- the government can point it and go , you know your local go, you know what your local ieweionneni— go, you know what your local development services, your local newcnioiw— development services, your local psychiatry services,— development services, your local psychiatry services, your local iooi— psychiatry services, your local iooi supply— psychiatry services, your local food supply services, all of inesc— food supply services, all of inece iconic,— food supply services, all of these people, local businesses wiii— these people, local businesses wiii ie— these people, local businesses wiii ie nong— these people, local businesses will be bang involved in this. ani— will be bang involved in this. ani ii— will be bang involved in this. ani ii ioec— will be bang involved in this. and it does actually maybe flip it and it does actually maybe flip ii on— and it does actually maybe flip ii on ie— and it does actually maybe flip it on its head— and it does actually maybe flip it on its head a— and it does actually maybe flip it on its head a bit. really the goni— it on its head a bit. really the government's got— it on its head a bit. really the government's got to do that iecooce— government's got to do that iecooce ii— government's got to do that because if they— government's got to do that because if they don't, presumably- because if they don't, presumably it's just a complete ioce— presumably it's just a complete ioce ioce— presumably it's just a complete ioce ioce .— presumably it's just a complete ioce ioce . — presumably it's just a complete lose lose . it's— presumably it's just a complete lose lose . it's a— presumably it's just a complete lose lose . t lose lose. it's a lose lose all round because this should be an ecological investment site. this should be part of the green revolution that the government talks about . this site is talks about. this site is valuable . it's on the pevensey

valuable. it's on the pevensey levels. we have the mediaeval town village of north eye. that's as equal value to stonehenge . we have the maritime stonehenge. we have the maritime conservation area. we should be developing this sympathetically as an eco tourism destination . as an eco tourism destination. instead, it's being slaughtered by this . so we want guarantees. by this. so we want guarantees. we want the checks and balances put in place to make sure that the economic value of this , the economic value of this, first of all, doesn't go over 1200 occupants at a time , which 1200 occupants at a time, which actually is based on the government figures , is 4800 a government figures, is 4800 a year plus staff plus all the support services, the sewer is here. we already have sewage pumped out on our seafront almost on a weekly basis that they seem incapable of doing anything about . the sewers here anything about. the sewers here were designed for a prison

sometime in the 1950s that were designed for 450 prison workers and that was reduced to 250 prisoners because it was overcrowded . now they're going overcrowded. now they're going to dump into the sewage erg over for over 4000 people a year, 5000 people a year. yeah look, howard, thank you _ 5000 people a year. yeah look, howard, thank you very- 5000 “cg?" look, howard, thank you very much. and can howard, thank you very much. and i— howard, thank you very much. and i inci— howard, thank you very much. and iioci oen— howard, thank you very much. and itnci oci oc— howard, thank you very much. and can i just ask as well, i'd ieoiiw— can i just ask as well, i'd neoiiw entow— can i just ask as well, i'd really enjoy talking to you ogoin— really enjoy talking to you ogoin oi— really enjoy talking to you again at some— really enjoy talking to you again at some point in the coming— again at some point in the coming-oni- again at some point in the coming and months. and again at some point in the- coming-and months. and it coming weeks and months. and it wooii— coming weeks and months. and it wooii-io— coming weeks and months. and it wooii-io inci— coming weeks and months. and it would to just follow would be great to just follow inic— would be great to just follow inn-incogn— would be great to just follow this through really with this story through really with you— this story through really with woolnowoii— this story through really with you howard now is this story through really with- you i howard - now is the you as howard martin now is the nieciieni— you as howard martin now is the president-bexhill- you as howard martin now is the president bexhill chamber president of the bexhill chamber of president of the bexhill chamber oi—oni— president of the bexhill chamber of_and tourism.- president of the bexhill chamber of and tourism. look, president of the bexhill chamber of bad and tourism. look, president of the bexhill chamber of bad news,ind tourism. look, president of the bexhill chamber of bad news, obviouslyn. look, president of the bexhill chamber of bad news, obviously ,. look, president of the bexhill chamber of bad news, obviously , forgok, president of the bexhill chamber of bad news, obviously , for him the bad news, obviously, for him is inoi— the bad news, obviously, for him is inoi ine— the bad news, obviously, for him is that the latest— the bad news, obviously, for him is that the latest government iigwec— is that the latest government figures-dropped- figures that just dropped ninoiec— figures that just dropped minutes ago— figures that just dropped minutes ago ,- figures that just dropped minutes ago , 109,000 asylum minutes ago, 109,000 asylum eccent— minutes ago, 109,000 asylum seekers currently— minutes ago, 109,000 asylum seekers currently in supported accommodation— seekers currently in supported accommodation that's expected to rise accommodation that's expected to io — accommodation that's expected to io onooni— accommodation that's expected to rise to around 120— accommodation that's expected to rise to around 120 or 140 by the eni— rise to around 120 or 140 by the eni oi— rise to around 120 or 140 by the eni oi inic— rise to around 120 or 140 by the end of this year. _ rise to around 120 or 140 by the end of this year. it's not good for end of this year. it's not good ioi niocec— end of this year. it's not good for places like— end of this year. it's not good for places like that, especially wnen— for places like that, especially wnen ine— for places like that, especially when the government declaring a noiionoi— when the government declaring a national emergency now looks as inoogn— national emergency now looks as inoogn ii-c— national emergency now looks as inongn its going— national emergency now looks as though it's going to rip the iignic— though it's going to rip the nignic oi— though it's going to rip the rights of locals— though it's going to rip the rights of locals away to connioin— rights of locals away to complain or— rights of locals away to complain or protest or legally

cnoiienge— complain or protest or legally challenge sites— complain or protest or legally challenge sites like that being used. — challenge sites like that being need. no— challenge sites like that being used. no woo— challenge sites like that being used. do you worry that that count— used. do you worry that that conii noooen— used. do you worry that that could happen at— used. do you worry that that could happen at a site near you 7 moving— could happen at a site near you i mowing-cn— could happen at a site near you ? moving-gb news- could happen at a site near you ? moving gb news has ? moving on, gb news has exciociweiw— ? moving on, gb news has exclusively revealed that ioiienw— exclusively revealed that ioiienw-woc- exclusively revealed that lottery was given to exclusively revealed that- lottery-was given to an lottery money was given to an ociiwici— lottery money was given to an activist-that— lottery money was given to an activist that hosted activist group that hosted a iow— activist group that hosted a ioii coiiing— activist group that hosted a talk calling boris johnson and oinei— talk calling boris johnson and other politicians— talk calling boris johnson and other politicians devils . i'm other politicians devils. i'm ioinici— other politicians devils. i'm patrick christys _ other politicians devils. i'm patrick christys on gb news nnioin-c— patrick christys on gb news britain's news— patrick christys on gb news britain's news ._

brian essentially forced them to. so we have eight an outstanding . reminded our of the outstanding. reminded our of the big breaking news that we brought you just moments ago the government expects 56,000 migrants to arrive in the uk on small boats this year alone. i've got some more figures for woo— i've got some more figures for you oc— i've got some more figures for won on weii— i've got some more figures for you as well that— i've got some more figures for you as well that are equally egooiiw— you as well that are equally egnoiiw ciow. — you as well that are equally equally stark. 120 to 140,000 of inen — equally stark. 120 to 140,000 of inen exneciei— equally stark. 120 to 140,000 of them expected to— equally stark. 120 to 140,000 of them expected to be in accommodation this coming year. neon— accommodation this coming year. too in— accommodation this coming year. too in mini— accommodation this coming year. bear in mind that— accommodation this coming year. bear in mind that 48,000 are oineoiw— bear in mind that 48,000 are oineoiw in— bear in mind that 48,000 are already in hotels.— bear in mind that 48,000 are already in hotels. so if you were wondering— already in hotels. so if you were wondering how many there inoce— were wondering how many there inoce oe— were wondering how many there are, those are official government-

are, those are official government dropped government figures just dropped eeooo— government figures just dropped 48,000 _currently- government figures just dropped 48,000 currently hotel 48,000 people currently in hotel niec— 48,000 people currently in hotel iciec oni— 48,000 people currently in hotel isles and 109,000— 48,000 people currently in hotel isles and 109,000 asylum seekers coneniiw— isles and 109,000 asylum seekers cwneniiw in— isles and 109,000 asylum seekers currently in supported accommodation as a whole. so incre— accommodation as a whole. so inene we— accommodation as a whole. so inene we go.— accommodation as a whole. so there we go. those— accommodation as a whole. so there we go. those are the nonneni— there we go. those are the numbers that— there we go. those are the numbers that i— there we go. those are the numbers that i know a lot of neonie— numbers that i know a lot of neooie nove— numbers that i know a lot of people have been numbers that i know a lot of- people have been—about people have been wondering about for people have been wondering about ion—inc.— people have been wondering about ioi—iine. we- people have been wondering about for—time. we now- for a very long time. we now nove— for a very long time. we now nowe inen— for a very long time. we now have them for— for a very long time. we now have them for you, but we'll nove— have them for you, but we'll now-noie— have them for you, but we'll have-more.that- have lots more on that throughout— have lots more on that- throughout-right now, throughout the show. right now, inoogn— throughout the show. right now, inoogn-ioi— throughout the show. right now, inoogn-ioi o- throughout the show. right now, though,-for a gb- throughout the show. right now, though, for a gb news though, it's time for a gb news ecociwei— though, it's time for a gb news exclusive,-again,- though, it's time for a gb news exclusive, again, live exclusive, which again, live nece— exclusive, which again, live here—dol exclusive, which again, live. none—do nowe here on this show. we do have a icon— here on this show. we do have a icon-on— here on this show. we do have a inecn-on ion— here on this show. we do have a fresh-on for you. - here on this show. we do have a fresh on for you. the fresh update on for you. the woiionoi— fresh update on for you. the national lottery— fresh update on for you. the national lottery heritage fund has national lottery heritage fund nos—fi- has given a quarter of £1 niiiion— has given a quarter of £1. niiiion—gnonn million to an activist group inoi— million to an activist group that hosted— million to an activist group that hosted a— million to an activist group that hosted a talk calling various politicians as devils. wne-we— various politicians as devils. wne-we goi— various politicians as devils. we-we goi enco— various politicians as devils. we've got some footage of ociiwici— we've got some footage of activist stafford smith making the comments— activist stafford smith making the comments at— activist stafford smith making the comments at a meeting in onion— the comments at a meeting in onion in— the comments at a meeting in brixton in south— the comments at a meeting in brixton in south london earlier inic— brixton in south london earlier inic nonin— brixton in south london earlier inic nonin . — brixton in south london earlier this month . and— brixton in south london earlier this month. 'i: brixton in south london earlier this month . 'i: brixton in south london earlier this month. 'i: this month. and this man, this devil you know, mopac right ? you devil you know, mopac right? you need to know them. the devil is they are devils. and i'm going to show you that they're devils. this woman called sophie linden. she's deputy mayor for she's the deputy mayor for policing right. just to she's the deputy mayor for policing right . just to clarify policing right. just to clarify inoi— policing right. just to clarify inoi. sion— policing right. just to clarify inoi. sion oi— policing right. just to clarify that. stop at scott,- t. g . g just to clarify that. stop at scott, by the way. incre— that. stop at scott, by the way. ineie we— that. stop at scott, by the way. ineie we go. — that. stop at scott, by the way. there we go. and— that. stop at scott, by the way. there we go. and there were some oinei— there we go. and there were some oinei goiie— there we go. and there were some other quite wild— there we go. and there were some other quite wild accusations icing— other quite wild accusations being levelled _ other quite wild accusations being levelled well. and other quite wild accusations beiiraisedtlled well. and other quite wild accusations beiiraised serious well. and other quite wild accusations beiiraised serious questionsand other quite wild accusations beiiraised serious questions asj it's raised serious questions as to it's raised serious questions as io-wneie— it's raised serious questions as to _where-nationall

to exactly where the national ioiienw—i- to exactly where the national ioiienw—i oni lottery money is going. i am inci— lottery money is going. i am toci going— lottery money is going. i am toci going io— lottery money is going. i am toci going io go— lottery money is going. i am just going to go over now to our our investigative— just going to go over now to our our investigative reporter, gb viewe— our investigative reporter, gb views investigative reporter, cnoniie— views investigative reporter, charlie peters,— views investigative reporter, charlie peters, joins me charlie peters, who joins me in the charlie peters, who joins me in inc-igni— charlie peters, who joins me in inc-nigni-ani- the studio right now. and cnone— the studio right now. and charlie, you charlie, yes, i understand you nove— charlie, yes, i understand you nowe—oii- charlie, yes, i understand you nowe—oii oi- charlie, yes, i understand youi have—all of this. have an update on all of this. yes. — have an update on all of this. yes. so— have an update on all of this. yes. so inn— have an update on all of this. yes. so this is— have an update on all of this. yes. so this is highly- have an update on all of this. yes. t g tg: yes. so this is highly charged political given £250,000 political content given £250,000 to this initiative called 81 to run this initiative called 81 acts of exubera defiance to commemorate the 1981 brixton riots. but the scandal has ansen riots. but the scandal has arisen because some of that money was used to book the speaken money was used to book the speaker, stafford scott. so far we've gone over some of the political content to use describing politician as, as we've heard, as devils . but we've just heard, as devils. but he commented on a lot of he also commented on a lot of stuff about the police describing the government's crackdown gangs as modern day crackdown on gangs as modern day fascism. we can now fascism. moreover we can now reveal that in the three hour long speech, he described the reaction to the broadwater farm riot as giving the police a, quote, a good hiding . now, this quote, a good hiding. now, this is a very severe statement because this actually led to the death of a police officer at the time. pc blakelock his murder has not yet been solved and his

widow still does not have an understanding of who killed her husband. and stafford in the speech a minute later actually said that the lack of that murder being solved, that murdered police officer and some of us believe that's justice because when they kill us, nobody goes to prison. it's an extremely controversial statement. they're saying that the failure to solve a murder is justice and this is a group that was given a load of money by the national lottery . that's national lottery. that's correct. they've given a quarter of £1 million to run this initiative to commemorate the 1981 riots. and people could apply for up to £4,000 from that fund to run these events to commemorate the riots and to commemorate the riots and to commemorate the riots and to commemorate the story around it. this speech given by stafford scott was called war in a babylon . it was held earlier babylon. it was held earlier this month. some other comments he made very political, very controversial. he also that controversial. he also said that the quality ashes and human rights commission was set out to hang jeremy corbyn over the anti—semitism scandal. mr scott also said that tories don't give

also said that tories don't give a about black kids. so very extreme political messaging. and now he revealed also those statements on the unsolved murder of a police officer. yeah, but this is unbelievable, ion-i— yeah, but this is unbelievable, icn-i-neon— yeah, but this is unbelievable, isn't-mean, the- yeah, but this is unbelievable, isn't mean, the national isn't it? i mean, the national ioiienw— isn't it? i mean, the national lottery heritage— isn't it? i mean, the national lottery heritage fund not do any due lottery heritage fund not do any inc—ii— lottery heritage fund not do any ciwe—ii coe- lottery heritage fund not do any due—it comes toi due diligence when it comes to giving— due diligence when it comes to giving-io— due diligence when it comes to giving-io money- due diligence when it comes to giving to money people. due diligence when it comes to giving someone)ney people. due diligence when it comes to giving someone who'seople. due diligence when it comes to giving someone who's young and mean, someone who's young and innneccionoiie— mean, someone who's young and impressionable could be iiciening— impressionable could be i listening—and listening to that there. and inen— listening to that there. andi inen—woo then and thinking that, you know— then and thinking that, you know, our police force, it's oiow— know, our police force, it's oiow io— know, our police force, it's okay to potentially be violent iowoiic— okay to potentially be violent iowonic ow— okay to potentially be violent towards our police, that boris tonncon— towards our police, that boris tonncon .— towards our police, that boris tonncon . ii— towards our police, that boris johnson . et cetera. are devils. johnson. et cetera. are devils. i johnson. et cetera. are devils. i neon— johnson. et cetera. are devils. i gooi— johnson. et cetera. are devils. i mean, good grief . what does i mean, good grief. what does inoi— i mean, good grief. what does inoi on— i mean, good grief. what does that mean that— i mean, good grief. what does that mean that you're able to do to that mean that you're able to do io-oc— that mean that you're able to do io-oc wan— that mean that you're able to do io-oc wan ._ that mean that you're able to do to-as well? i mean,- to them as as well? i mean, i inci— to them as as well? i mean, i ioci iini— to them as as well? i mean, i just find-deeply- just find this deeply concerning. not a lot of concerning. there's not a lot of information on how the money was awarded, which it awarded, the process by which it went through. and i'm still seeking to answer that, hopefully freedom hopefully through a freedom of information request. is information request. but what is clear, from what we've clear, i think, from what we've seen so far, is that a lack of oversight conducted here. oversight was conducted here. the national lottery heritage fund, when i spoke to them yesterday, did give us a statement, i think have statement, which i think we have now, where essentially now, where they said essentially that the situation was that they reached out to fund, they'd reached out to the fund, they'd reached out to the fund, they'd reached out to the fund, they'd reached out to the jubilee initiative, and they have a

conversation how they conversation to see how they would things and would take things further and they discuss how the next they would discuss how the next steps would be taken and the project, how it would be delivered with the cash they've already given there. so in effect, saying that this this fund can continue this initiative can continue, these 81 acts can continue , even 81 acts can continue, even though the content is expressedly political. i've followed up with them today and ihope followed up with them today and i hope to get a response later. absolutely charlie, thank you won— absolutely charlie, thank you very nocn. — absolutely charlie, thank you very nocn. ani— ' titty charlie, thank you very much. and thank you very nocn— very much. and thank you very nocn ion— very much. and thank you very nocn ioi ine— very much. and thank you very much for the update on that. cnoiiie— much for the update on that. charlie _there,- much for the update on that. charlie _there, gb- much for the update on that. charlie there, gb news charlie peters there, gb news inweciigoie— charlie peters there, gb news inwennoeei— charlie peters there, gb news inwenoie oi— charlie peters there, gb news invemake of all— charlie peters there, gb news invemake of all that, ladies you make of all of that, ladies oni— you make of all of that, ladies and gentlemen,— you make of all of that, ladies and gentlemen, i— you make of all of that, ladies and gentlemen, i have got loads coming— and gentlemen, i have got loads. coming—oni coming your way between now and woo.— coming your way between now and goo—non - 4:00. we will hear live from nine— 4:00. we will hear live from prime minister— 4:00. we will hear live from prime minister rishi sunak, who is prime minister rishi sunak, who ic-io— prime minister rishi sunak, who ic-io give— prime minister rishi sunak, who ic-io giwe o— prime minister rishi sunak, who is-to give a speech- prime minister rishi sunak, who is to give a speech in is about to give a speech in neiioci.— is about to give a speech in belfast. and— is about to give a speech in belfast. and what of king cnonen— belfast. and what of king charles and— belfast. and what of king charles and the cross used to cnociiw— charles and the cross used to cnnciiw iecnc— charles and the cross used to crucify jesus christ got in common? i'm— crucify jesus christ got in common? i'm going to read that ogoin— common? i'm going to read that ogoin iecooce— common? i'm going to read that again because that's a turn of gnocc— again because that's a turn of nnioce i— again because that's a turn of phrase i-thought- again because that's a turn of phrase i thought i'd use again because that's a turn of phinational thought i'd use again because that's a turn of phinational television. i'd use again because that's a turn of phinational television. whyise again because that's a turn of phinational television. why have on national television. why have king—croco- on national television. why have king—cross oceii king charles and the cross used to king charles and the cross used io—cnnici- king charles and the cross used io—cnnici goi- king charles and the cross used to_christ got in- to crucify jesus christ got in common? stay— to crucify jesus christ got in common? stay tuned to find out. twe— common? stay tuned to find out. toe-inoi— common? stay tuned to find out. i've _that coming - common? stay tuned to find out. i've that coming your i've got all that coming your wow.— i've got all that coming your wow-nocn— i've got all that coming your way.-much more- i've got all that coming your way. much more find out way. i'm much more find out ogoin— way. i'm much more find out ogoin oc— way. i'm much more find out ogoin oc weii— way. i'm much more find out

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a much delayed list of ministerial interests. he's under investing motion by the parliamentary standards committee over claims he didn't properly declare. akshata murty shareholding in koru kids , which shareholding in koru kids, which stands to benefits from measures in the budget . downing street in the budget. downing street claims no rules were broken because rishi sunak declared it as a ministerial interest rather than to mps in the commons. the unite unions announced fresh strikes by health workers next month. 2000 ambulance workers in the south of england and the west midlands will walk out on the 2nd of may. unite's indicated many are unhappy with the government's latest pay offer . now the the government's latest pay offer. now the union has previously announced a separate strike for london and yorkshire on the 1st of may, and both those days coincide with the 48 hour strike held by the royal college of nursing . hundreds of college of nursing. hundreds of workers from glaxo smithkline, the pharmaceutical giant will also strike in may over pay. unite says 750 members will walk

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nove— with little notices that say you nowe ociooiiw— with little notices that say you have actually entered illegally and have actually entered illegally oni woo— have actually entered illegally oni woo oe— have actually entered illegally and you are now— have actually entered illegally and you are now in a little bit of and you are now in a little bit oi iconic.— and you are now in a little bit of trouble. so— and you are now in a little bit of trouble. so for— and you are now in a little bit of trouble. so for a while, cwonoceiiw— of trouble. so for a while, supposedly were welcoming supposedly we were welcoming inen — supposedly we were welcoming inen _cnoiel them in. yesterday we spoke oiooi— them in. yesterday we spoke oiooi-inoi- them in. yesterday we spoke about-thatltheyl them in. yesterday we spoke. about-thatlthey go about the idea that if they go to about the idea that if they go io-inen— about the idea that if they go to _then actually- about the idea that if they go to then actually they're to wales, then actually they're going— to wales, then actually they're going io — to wales, then actually they're going io gei— to wales, then actually they're going to get £1,600 going to get around £1,600 a nonin— going to get around £1,600 a nonin nine.— going to get around £1,600 a month plus. course, taxpayer month plus. of course, taxpayer ioniei— month plus. of course, taxpayer funded _which- month plus. of course, taxpayer funded-which is- month plus. of course, taxpayer funded which is more funded legal aid, which is more inon— funded legal aid, which is more than-pensioners- funded legal aid, which is more than pensioners get and than what pensioners get and iconic— than what pensioners get and neooie wno— than what pensioners get and people who've been paid into the cwcien — people who've been paid into the cwcien inei— people who've been paid into the system their whole— people who've been paid into the system their whole but system their whole lives. but inoce— system their whole lives. but inoce-iigwec— system their whole lives. but those-figures are- system their whole lives. but those figures are 109,000 those new figures are 109,000 ocwion— those new figures are 109,000 asylum seekers— those new figures are 109,000 asylum seekers currently in cwnnoniei— asylum seekers currently in supported accommodation, 48,000 in noieic— supported accommodation, 48,000 in noieic oc— supported accommodation, 48,000 in hotels as they— supported accommodation, 48,000 in hotels as they are— supported accommodation, 48,000 in hotels as they are actively nncnoning— in hotels as they are actively nncnoning ine— in hotels as they are actively preparing the government for 56,000— preparing the government for 56,000 channel— preparing the government for 56,000 channel crossings. this weon— 56,000 channel crossings. this weon so— 56,000 channel crossings. this weon. so inoi-c— 56,000 channel crossings. this year. so that's roughly 51,000 inon— year. so that's roughly 51,000 more than we've— year. so that's roughly 51,000 more than we've already had . more than we've already had. okav- — more than we've already had. okav- toi— more than we've already had. okay- ion ine— more than we've already had. okay. for the rest— more than we've already had. okay. for the rest of the year. ani— okay. for the rest of the year. ani inew— okay. for the rest of the year. ani inew — okay. for the rest of the year. and they are expecting at the eni— and they are expecting at the eni oi— and they are expecting at the eni oi ine— and they are expecting at the end of the year— and they are expecting at the end of the year to have between 120 end of the year to have between izo oni— end of the year to have between 120 and 140,000— end of the year to have between 120 and 140,000 in— end of the year to have between 120 and 140,000 in accommodation oione— 120 and 140,000 in accommodation oione in— 120 and 140,000 in accommodation oione in ine— 120 and 140,000 in accommodation alone in the year— 120 and 140,000 in accommodation alone in the year ahead. and inew— alone in the year ahead. and inew oe— alone in the year ahead. and inew icing— alone in the year ahead. and they are using these figures now alone in the year ahead. and they aireasoning ese figures now alone in the year ahead. and they aireasoning behindires now alone in the year ahead. and they aireasoning behind why�*iow alone in the year ahead. and they aireasoning behind why they as the reasoning behind why they neei— as the reasoning behind why they neei io— as the reasoning behind why they need to commandeer various iiiieneni— need to commandeer various different already— need to commandeer various different already government ownei— different already government ownei oiien— different already government owned sites but— different already government owned sites but ignore locals nieoce— owned sites but ignore locals nieoce oni— owned sites but ignore locals please and actually use them for nigioni— please and actually use them for migrant processing— please and actually use them for migrant processing centres and the migrant processing centres and ine iiie. — migrant processing centres and the like. loads— migrant processing centres and the like. loads you've been going— the like. loads you've been geiiing on— the like. loads you've been getting on. christine says. hi

ioinici— getting on. christine says. hi patrick. this— getting on. christine says. hi patrick. this migrant issue has iecone— patrick. this migrant issue has become untenable and this is iocei— become untenable and this is iocei on— become untenable and this is based on those— become untenable and this is based on those numbers that we inci— based on those numbers that we twci gove— based on those numbers that we twci gowe woo— based on those numbers that we twci gowe wow oi— based on those numbers that we just gave you at the start of ine— just gave you at the start of ine cnow. — just gave you at the start of ine cnow. wie— just gave you at the start of the show. we have nowhere to put this the show. we have nowhere to put inn-oi— the show. we have nowhere to put inic-oi-on- this number of people on our icioni— this number of people on our icioni ,— this number of people on our icioni , pinc— this number of people on our island , plus enormous cost island, plus the enormous cost to island, plus the enormous cost io ine— island, plus the enormous cost io ine ioniowen— island, plus the enormous cost to the taxpayer. christine is oi— to the taxpayer. christine is oi ine— to the taxpayer. christine is now of the view— to the taxpayer. christine is now of the view that we should ionn — now of the view that we should ionn ine — now of the view that we should turn the boats— now of the view that we should turn the boats back. what do you noie— turn the boats back. what do you noielinoii— turn the boats back. what do you nowelinoii .— turn the boats back. what do you make-that? i did— turn the boats back. what do you make that? i did speak to a make of that? i did speak to a ionne— make of that? i did speak to a former australian— make of that? i did speak to a former australian politician a cooiie— former australian politician a cooiie oi— former australian politician a cowiie oi days— former australian politician a couple of days ago, actually, oni— couple of days ago, actually, oni wnoi— couple of days ago, actually, oni wnoi ne— couple of days ago, actually, and what he was— couple of days ago, actually, and what he was saying was that it was deemed deeply unpalatable iniiioiiw— it was deemed deeply unpalatable giggly—,— it was deemed deeply unpalatable nngn_, ini- it was deemed deeply unpalatable initially_, but then- initially in australia, but then inew— initially in australia, but then inew-ii— initially in australia, but then inew-ii oni— initially in australia, but then they-it and the- initially in australia, but then they it and the boats they did it and the boats cioiiei— they did it and the boats. cioiiei—ine stopped and then when the oiiociiion— stopped and then when the oiiociiion-goi- stopped and then when the opposition got into power, opposition party got into power, inew—ioiicwl they didn't reverse the policy iecooce— they didn't reverse the policy iecooce ii— they didn't reverse the policy because it had— they didn't reverse the policy because it had worked. of course incre— because it had worked. of course there-massive— because it had worked. of course there massive practical there are massive practical issues—that- there are massive practical issues—inoi ,- there are massive practical- issues _that , massive issues with doing that, massive iiociicoi— issues with doing that, massive practical issues— issues with doing that, massive practical issues of— issues with doing that, massive practical issues of doing that . practical issues of doing that. ini— practical issues of doing that. iii-oi— practical issues of doing that. iii-oi ine— practical issues of doing that. but-at the point- practical issues of doing that. but at the point now of but if we're at the point now of iecioning— declaring a national emergency and-untenable- declaring a national emergency and untenable numbers, and having untenable numbers, wnoi— and having untenable numbers, wnoi ic— and having untenable numbers, wnoi ic ine— and having untenable numbers, what is the next— and having untenable numbers, what is the next step ? i don't what is the next step? i don't now— what is the next step? i don't see how we turn— what is the next step? i don't see how we turn boats back see how we turn the boats back in inic— see how we turn the boats back in inic cooninw— see how we turn the boats back in this country, to— see how we turn the boats back in this country, to be perfectly noneci— in this country, to be perfectly noneci wiin— in this country, to be perfectly honest with you. _ in this country, to be perfectly honest with you. despite what ieoiie— honest with you. despite what ieoiie now— honest with you. despite what people may indeed want, it's not oniw— only the thousands of hotels, iioogi—ini only the thousands of hotels,. though._in touch though. chris has been in touch wiin— though. chris has been in touch wiin .— though. chris has been in touch wiin . ii-c— though. chris has been in touch with . it's-happens- though. chris has been in touch with . it's happens the with. it's what happens to the iocoi— with. it's what happens to the local infrastructure . yeah, local infrastructure. yeah, one-c— local infrastructure. yeah, ones-inoi- local infrastructure. yeah, she's-that she- local infrastructure. yeah, she's that she lives she's saying that she lives in bournemouth— she's saying that she lives in bournemouth and they haven't ioen—nonw- bournemouth and they haven't- been_many thousands been informed how many thousands we-iocoi— been informed how many thousands we-local hotels. _ been informed how many thousands we local hotels. well, we have in local hotels. well,

in— we have in local hotels. well, it's-nationally,- we have in local hotels. well, it's-nationally, so- we have in local hotels. well, it's nationally, so there we have in local hotels. well, it's go nationally, so there we have in local hotels. well, it's go . nationally, so there we have in local hotels. well, it's go . i nationally, so there we have in local hotels. well, it's go . i supposeilly, so there we have in local hotels. well, it's go . i suppose you so there we have in local hotels. well, it's go . i suppose you can�*iere we have in local hotels. well, it's go . i suppose you can maybe you go. i suppose you can maybe do you go. i suppose you can maybe io—on— you go. i suppose you can maybe io—on inoi— you go. i suppose you can maybe do_on that 56,000. i do the maths on that 56,000. ioinici— do the maths on that 56,000. ioinci inic— do the maths on that 56,000. patrick this is— do the maths on that 56,000. patrick this is from stuart. iieoce— patrick this is from stuart. please explain— patrick this is from stuart. please explain to me how rishi sonoi— please explain to me how rishi snow—io- please explain to me how rishi sunak—to, quote,l sunak can promise to, quote, cioi— sunak can promise to, quote, cioi-wei— sunak can promise to, quote, cioi-wei eniecii sunak can promise to, quote,- stop _yet expect 56,000 stop the boats yet expect 56,000 ogoin — stop the boats yet expect 56,000 ogoin inic— stop the boats yet expect 56,000 ogoin inic weon — stop the boats yet expect 56,000 again this year. well, this is ine— again this year. well, this is ine women,— again this year. well, this is the problem, isn't it? that was the problem, isn't it? that was ine oniw— the problem, isn't it? that was ine oniw noi— the problem, isn't it? that was the only real bit— the problem, isn't it? that was the only real bit of jeopardy, i inini— the only real bit of jeopardy, i inini in— the only real bit of jeopardy, i think in rishi— the only real bit of jeopardy, i think in rishi sunak's big five iieigec— think in rishi sunak's big five iieigec wnicn— think in rishi sunak's big five pledges which was stop the iooic— pledges which was stop the iooic. oiow— pledges which was stop the boats. okay, well , you know, if boats. okay, well, you know, if he boats. okay, well, you know, if no ioen-i,— boats. okay, well, you know, if no ioecn-i, i— boats. okay, well, you know, if he doesn't, i suppose he's get owi— he doesn't, i suppose he's get ooi-coni.— he doesn't, i suppose he's get ooi-coii. ic— he doesn't, i suppose he's get out-card. is that- out of jail card. is that potentially— out of jail card. is that potentially the other party is not potentially the other party is noi—inoi- potentially the other party is not—that either.| not going to do that either. inoi— not going to do that either. inoi-ine— not going to do that either. that the breaking news. that was the breaking news. inoni— thank you very much. for eweonenw— thank you very much. for everyone who's- thank you very much. for everyone who's emailing everyone who's been emailing in, ieci— everyone who's been emailing in, weep-viewe— everyone who's been emailing in, weep-views coning- everyone who's been emailing in, keep views coming in. keep your views coming in. inene-c— keep your views coming in.| there's—actually. keep your views coming in. - there's—actually. gb there's loads here actually. gb viewe— there's loads here actually. gb viewc oi— there's loads here actually. gb viewc oi oi— there's loads here actually. gb views at gb news.— there's loads here actually. gb views at gb news. .uk. just a quick— views at gb news. .uk. just a goici one— views at gb news. .uk. just a quick one .well. _ views at gb news. .uk. just a quick one well. just a quick quick one as well. just a quick onelweii— quick one as well. just a quick one .well, which _ quick one as well. just a quick one .well, which is- quick one as well. just a quick one well, which is that one as well, which is that iocnei-c— one as well, which is that rachel's been— one as well, which is that rachel's been this is about rachel's been on this is about ine— rachel's been on this is about ine women-— rachel's been on this is about the women's institute story. aiioneniiw— the women's institute story. aiioneniiw ine— the women's institute story. apparently the women's institute is ecceniioiiw— apparently the women's institute is essentially-let- apparently the women's institute is essentially let well is essentially going to let well men in, transgender women in to it. men in, transgender women in to i. ani— men in, transgender women in to it. and whether— men in, transgender women in to it. and whether or— men in, transgender women in to it. and whether or not this is ecceniioiiw— it. and whether or not this is essentially sacrilege to a long cioniing— essentially sacrilege to a long standing institution , anne standing institution, anne iiocnei— standing institution, anne iiocnei ic— standing institution, anne rachel is pointing out that women can join the women's inciiioie— women can join the women's inciiioie now— women can join the women's institute now. yes. okay. fair enoogn— institute now. yes. okay. fair enoogn .— institute now. yes. okay. fair enowgn . ini— institute now. yes. okay. fair enough . but what does all of enough. but what does all of

inic— enough. but what does all of inic on— enough. but what does all of this mean going— enough. but what does all of this mean going forward now, a iiiiie— this mean going forward now, a iiiiie ioien— this mean going forward now, a little later in— this mean going forward now, a little later in the— this mean going forward now, a little later in the-i- this mean going forward now, a little later in the i am little later in the show? i am going— little later in the show? i am going io— little later in the show? i am going io cieoi— little later in the show? i am going to speak to a just stop oil going to speak to a just stop iii—in— going to speak to a just stop oii—i-n-ioi oil activist and i'm going to oni— oil activist and i'm going to oci nin — oil activist and i'm going to ask him about— oil activist and i'm going to ask him about something that i inini— ask him about something that i inini o— ask him about something that i inini oioi— ask him about something that i inini oioi oc— ask him about something that i think a.of us are— ask him about something that i think a of us are wondering. think a lot of us are wondering. so think a lot of us are wondering. so io— think a lot of us are wondering. so do inei— think a lot of us are wondering. so do their protests actually ooni— so do their protests actually ooni io— so do their protests actually amount to terrorism ? let's just amount to terrorism? let's just ioie— amount to terrorism? let's just ioie o— amount to terrorism? let's just ioie o iooi— amount to terrorism? let's just take a look at— amount to terrorism? let's just take a look at what the ienoncnn— take a look at what the terrorism act- take a look at what the terrorism act 2000 say. so it ieiinec— terrorism act 2000 say. so it defines terrorism _ terrorism act 2000 say. so it defines terrorism both inside oni— defines terrorism both inside oni ooiciie— defines terrorism both inside and outside of— defines terrorism both inside and outside of the uk as the use or and outside of the uk as the use on inneoi— and outside of the uk as the use on inieoi oi— and outside of the uk as the use or threat of one— and outside of the uk as the use or threat of one or— and outside of the uk as the use or threat of one or more of the ociionc— or threat of one or more of the actions listed— or threat of one or more of the actions listed below and where inew— actions listed below and where inew oe— actions listed below and where they are designed— actions listed below and where they are designed to influence they are designed to influence the government— they are designed to influence the government or international gowennnenioi— the government or international governmental organisations, or to governmental organisations, or io—ine— governmental organisations, or io—ine ionic.- governmental organisations, or to_the public. the. to intimidate the public. the use or threat— to intimidate the public. the use or threat must also be, and inic— use or threat must also be, and inic ic— use or threat must also be, and this is crucial— use or threat must also be, and this is crucial for— use or threat must also be, and this is crucial for the purpose of this is crucial for the purpose oi oiwoncing— this is crucial for the purpose of advancing a— this is crucial for the purpose of advancing a political neiigiooc— of advancing a political neiigiowc ,— of advancing a political religious , racial or ideological religious, racial or ideological . so io— religious, racial or ideological cause . so do you— religious, racial or ideological cause . so do you think just stop cause. so do you think just stop oil cause. so do you think just stop iii iiic— cause. so do you think just stop iii iiic inio— cause. so do you think just stop on fits into this?— cause. so do you think just stop oil fits into this? this is what in— oil fits into this? this is what in ociing. — oil fits into this? this is what i'm asking. and— oil fits into this? this is what i'm asking. and here are three of i'm asking. and here are three oi ine— i'm asking. and here are three of the examples— i'm asking. and here are three of the examples that they say can amount to— of the examples that they say can amount to terrorism , serious can amount to terrorism, serious ionoge— can amount to terrorism, serious ionoge io— can amount to terrorism, serious damage to property , endangering damage to property, endangering a damage to property, endangering o ienon-c iiie— damage to property, endangering a person's life other than that of a person's life other than that oi ine— a person's life other than that oi ine ienon— a person's life other than that of the person committing the ociion— of the person committing the ociion oni— of the person committing the action and creating a serious nick— action and creating a serious nick io— action and creating a serious nick io ine— action and creating a serious risk to the health or safety of

ine— risk to the health or safety of ine ioiiic— risk to the health or safety of ine iwiiic on— risk to the health or safety of the public or a— risk to the health or safety of the public or a section of the twitc— the public or a section of the iwiiic. so— the public or a section of the public. so now— the public or a section of the public. so now that you've seen oni— public. so now that you've seen oni neoco— public. so now that you've seen and heard all— public. so now that you've seen and heard all of— public. so now that you've seen and heard all of that, that is ine— and heard all of that, that is the definition.— and heard all of that, that is the definition. according to the cnown— the definition. according to the crown prosecution— the definition. according to the crown prosecution service of ienonnn— crown prosecution service of ienonnn io— crown prosecution service of terrorism. do you— crown prosecution service of terrorism. do you think that inci— terrorism. do you think that woci sioi— terrorism. do you think that woci sioi oii— terrorism. do you think that just stop oil and potentially oiien— just stop oil and potentially oinen gnowic— just stop oil and potentially other groups them fit into other groups like them fit into inoi— other groups like them fit into that description?— other groups like them fit into that description? no doubt they will-different— that description? no doubt they will-different-andl will have a different view and i win— will have a different view and i wiii ie— will have a different view and i will be talking— will have a different view and i will be talking to— will have a different view and i will be talking to them about inoi— will be talking to them about inoi ioien— will be talking to them about that later on. _ will be talking to them about that later on. so— will be talking to them about that later on. so make sure you ieci— that later on. so make sure you weep-oni— that later on. so make sure you weep-oni coi- that later on. so make sure you keep and ears peeled keep your eyes and ears peeled for keep your eyes and ears peeled ioi-we— keep your eyes and ears peeled ioi-iie nove— keep your eyes and ears peeled for we have already had for that. we have already had eco—inicl eco activists protesting this week.— eco activists protesting thisi week. and now, though, now anti—monarchist_ week. and now, though, now anti—monarchist promising anti—monarchist are promising to ioigei— anti—monarchist are promising to target-coronation— anti—monarchist are promising to target coronation action target the coronation action neni— target the coronation action nexi nonin.— target the coronation action next month. good grief . i'm next month. good grief. i'm ioinci— next month. good grief. i'm patrick christys— next month. good grief. i'm patrick christys on gb news and we-iniioin-c— patrick christys on gb news and we-britain's news— patrick christys on gb news and we-britain's news .-

britain is watching . a reminder britain is watching. a reminder now of britain is watching. a reminder oi ine— britain is watching. a reminder oi ine iig— britain is watching. a reminder now of the big breaking- t t g a reminder now of the big breaking news inoi— now of the big breaking news inoi we— now of the big breaking news that we brought— now of the big breaking news that we brought to you right at the that we brought to you right at ine cioni— that we brought to you right at ine cioni oi— that we brought to you right at the start of this— that we brought to you right at the start of this show. the gowennneni— the start of this show. the government expects 56,000 nigionic— government expects 56,000 nignonic io — government expects 56,000 migrants to arrive in the uk on snow— migrants to arrive in the uk on cnoii iooic— migrants to arrive in the uk on small boats this— migrants to arrive in the uk on small boats this year, and it coiii— small boats this year, and it cooii ieoi— small boats this year, and it could lead to— small boats this year, and it could lead to up— small boats this year, and it could lead to up to 140,000 ieoiie— could lead to up to 140,000 ieoiie icing— could lead to up to 140,000 ieoiie ieing in— could lead to up to 140,000 people being in accommodation , people being in accommodation, oiien— people being in accommodation, oiien in—

people being in accommodation, oiien in inic— people being in accommodation, often in this country by the end often in this country by the end oi ine— often in this country by the end oi ine wooi— often in this country by the end oi ine weon oc— often in this country by the end of the year as it— often in this country by the end of the year as it seeks oiwioociw— of the year as it seeks obviously to- of the year as it seeks obviously to declare a national enengencw— obviously to declare a national enengencw oni— obviously to declare a national emergency and use various iiiieieni— emergency and use various different government owned sites ieciiie— different government owned sites ieciiie iocoi— different government owned sites despite local protests and ieciiie— despite local protests and despite local— despite local protests and despite local legal action to inci— despite local legal action to twci iiowgn— despite local legal action to just plough ahead and house inesc— just plough ahead and house inece icono— just plough ahead and house these people. what do we make of all these people. what do we make of oi oi— these people. what do we make of oi oi inoi— these people. what do we make of all of that now— these people. what do we make of all of that now moving on, the node— all of that now moving on, the ieoiei oi— all of that now moving on, the leader of britain's— all of that now moving on, the leader of britain's largest anti nonoicnici— leader of britain's largest anti monarchist group says that more inon— monarchist group says that more inon iooo— monarchist group says that more than 1000 people— monarchist group says that more than 1000 people plan to protest owing— than 1000 people plan to protest inning wing— than 1000 people plan to protest during king charles's coronation ionoie— during king charles's coronation ionoie .— during king charles's coronation ionoie . inic— during king charles's coronation parade . this comes as a yougov parade. this comes as a yougov ioii— parade. this comes as a yougov ioii cnone— parade. this comes as a yougov ioii cnowc ine— parade. this comes as a yougov poll shows the majority of the iniiic— poll shows the majority of the iniiic io — poll shows the majority of the iniiic io noi— poll shows the majority of the public do not think the coronation— public do not think the coronation should be funded by the coronation should be funded by ine ioniowenc— coronation should be funded by ine ioniowenc .— coronation should be funded by the taxpayers . gb— coronation should be funded by the taxpayers . gb news royal the taxpayers. gb news royal neionien— the taxpayers. gb news royal reporter cameron— the taxpayers. gb news royal reporter cameron walker joins me . so— reporter cameron walker joins me . so inene-c— reporter cameron walker joins me now . so there's very much now. so there's very much a coniie— now. so there's very much a coniie oi— now. so there's very much a couple of different sides to inn.— couple of different sides to inic. in— couple of different sides to inic. in going— couple of different sides to this. i'm going to be tackling the protesters— this. i'm going to be tackling the protesters element of it a iiiiie— the protesters element of it a iiiiie iii— the protesters element of it a little bit later,— the protesters element of it a little bit later, but it appears inoi— little bit later, but it appears inoi ieoiie— little bit later, but it appears that people don't really want the that people don't really want inc—io— that people don't really want inc—io ie- that people don't really want the to be taxpayer the coronation to be taxpayer inniei.— the coronation to be taxpayer funded. yeah,— the coronation to be taxpayer funded. yeah, 51% of the british ioinioiion— funded. yeah, 51% of the british ioinioiion ,— funded. yeah, 51% of the british population , according to the population, according to the voncow— population, according to the voncow ioii— population, according to the yougov poll, which is just over now— yougov poll, which is just over 4000 respondents. �*" 4000 respondents. if you look at the age categories, if you are younger , you tend to be more younger, you tend to be more inclined to say, i do not want

the british government i.e. us as british taxpayers to pay for it. if you're slightly older, then you are more inclined to say perhaps that, well, there's less are saying you less people who are saying you should be funded . operation should not be funded. operation golden which is this golden orb, which is this committee which is organising the often thinks that the coronation often thinks that it's going to be around the £100 million mark. now if you compare that to 1953, it costs 1.5 million. but in today's money, that's £50 million. so essentially arnie this coronation that's happening in a few weeks time is costing double that of queen elizabeth ii in today's money now , a source told today's money now, a source told the sun that one of the reasons for that, unfortunately , in for that, unfortunately, in 2023, there is a big security concern, much more of a security concern, much more of a security concern than there was in 1953. i mean, the irony here potentially— i mean, the irony here potentially could be that those ieoiie— potentially could be that those ieoiie wno — potentially could be that those ieoiie wno one— potentially could be that those people who are looking to inoieci— people who are looking to inoieci oi— people who are looking to protest at this— people who are looking to protest at this coronation could be protest at this coronation could ie ine— protest at this coronation could ie ine one— protest at this coronation could be the ones driving up the cecnniiw— be the ones driving up the security costs— be the ones driving up the security costs which make it noncon-i- security costs which make it more-for the- security costs which make it- more _for the taxpayer, more expensive for the taxpayer, —inini- more expensive for the taxpayer, even—think one- more expensive for the taxpayer, even _think one of. even though they think one of inein—oion- even though they think one of their_ about it. their big problems about it is now— their big problems about it is how expensive— their big problems about it is how expensive it— their big problems about it is how expensive it for the how expensive it is for the ioniowen— how expensive it is for the taxpayer, which -

how expensive it is for the taxpayer, which a bit taxpayer, which is a bit self—defeating thing. before i go self—defeating thing. before i two-vouc— self—defeating thing. before i go-won-onl self—defeating thing. before i. go-won-onlwoni go back to you, come on. i want to go back to you, come on. i want io noii— go back to you, come on. i want to nail-colours— go back to you, come on. i want to nail-colours to- go back to you, come on. i want to nail colours to the to nail my colours to the mast on-i— to nail my colours to the mast on-i inini— to nail my colours to the mast on-i think-the- on this. i think that the coronation— on this. i think that the coronation should cost much coronation should cost as much as coronation should cost as much oc-iiie— coronation should cost as much oc-iiie ii— coronation should cost as much oc-iiie ii io— coronation should cost as much as-like it to cost- coronation should cost as much as like it to cost and as they like it to cost and the ioniowen— as they like it to cost and the ioniowen-iow- as they like it to cost and the ioniowen-iowliil as they like it to cost and the taxpayer pay it. it's taxpayer should pay for it. it's owing.— taxpayer should pay for it. it's owing-iow— taxpayer should pay for it. it's asking. our monarchy. this asking. it's our monarchy. this ioecn-i— asking. it's our monarchy. this ioecn-i noiien— asking. it's our monarchy. this doesn't happen very often, does it? doesn't happen very often, does iii—io- doesn't happen very often, does iii—io oc- doesn't happen very often, does iii—io we ine| it? it is an expose of to us the wonii— it? it is an expose of to us the wonii oni— it? it is an expose of to us the wonii oni we— it? it is an expose of to us the world and we should be proud of inn.— world and we should be proud of iniclcnonii— world and we should be proud of this-should be— world and we should be proud of this. should be really, this. we should be really, neoiiw— this. we should be really, coin-ii.- this. we should be really, really-it. but. this. we should be really,. really-it. but come this. we should be really,- really-it. but come on. really proud of it. but come on. vec— really proud of it. but come on. ice inoiecic— really proud of it. but come on. yes protests have— really proud of it. but come on. yes protests have been scheduled,— yes protests have been scheduled, haven't there scheduled, haven't they? there nove— scheduled, haven't they? there have _scheduled. - have been scheduled. it's anti—monarchy republic who have been scheduled. it's antiorganisingl republic who have been scheduled. it's antiorganising them. republic who have been scheduled. it's antiorganising them. they blic who have been scheduled. it's antiorganising them. they wantvho are organising them. they want 1000 people to protest in trafalgar square, which is obviously on the procession route between buckingham palace and westminster abbey. whether they'll number, and westminster abbey. whether they'ihave number, and westminster abbey. whether they'ihave to number, and westminster abbey. whether they'ihave to wait number, and westminster abbey. whether they'ihave to wait andiber, and westminster abbey. whether they'ihave to wait and see. but we'll have to wait and see. but they certainly will very they certainly will have a very loud, noisy but peaceful presence on the coronation ground on the route. even, however , i think we can safely however, i think we can safely predict that there's going to be a hell of a lot more monarchy supporters along the route, as we saw with platinum jubilee celebrations camping today. celebrations camping out today. yeah, the it's yeah, and this is the it's a shorter obviously, and shorter route, obviously, and i did say at the time that i think this of those this is because of those potential concerns and potential security concerns and also costs that

also the increased costs that that would to it. so it's that would bring to it. so it's a shorter route, really.- : g t so it's a shorter route, really. so in— a shorter route, really. so in ie— a shorter route, really. so it'll be over— a shorter route, really. so it'll be over in- a shorter route, really. so it'll be over in a flash and inew-ne— it'll be over in a flash and inew-ne-ine- it'll be over in a flash and. they're-the bigger they're not doing the bigger one:— they're not doing the bigger one, presumably would have one, which presumably would have noniei—ewen- one, which presumably would have ramped—even more.- ramped up the cost even more. ioon— ramped up the cost even more. ioon-inoni- ramped up the cost even more. look,-thank you- ramped up the cost even more. look, thank you very, ramped up the cost even more. look much thank you very, ramped up the cost even more. look much for thank you very, ramped up the cost even more. look much for alliank you very, ramped up the cost even more. look much for all ofk you very, ramped up the cost even more. look much for all of this. very, ramped up the cost even more. look much for all of this. we'll very much for all of this. we'll be very much for all of this. we'll ie-won— very much for all of this. we'll ie-won o— very much for all of this. we'll ie-won o iii- very much for all of this. we'll be-you a bit later. very much for all of this. we'll be you a bit later in be talking to you a bit later in the be talking to you a bit later in ine cnow. — be talking to you a bit later in the show. cameron there the show. cameron walker there gb the show. cameron walker there on -nowoi— the show. cameron walker there gb _royal reporter. - the show. cameron walker there gb royal reporter. now, gb news is royal reporter. now, ioien—i-n-ioi later on, later on, i'm going to be later on, later on, i'm going to ie ioiiing— later on, later on, i'm going to be talking-stop- later on, later on, i'm going to be talking stop oil. be talking about just stop oil. okav- — be talking about just stop oil. okav- .— be talking about just stop oil. okav- .i iii— be talking about just stop oil. okay.-i did-out- be talking about just stop oil. okay. i did out before okay. and i did read out before oioni— okay. and i did read out before oioni-on— okay. and i did read out before about-or-whetherl okay. and i did read out beforei about-or-whether or about whether or not whether or not about whether or not whether or noi inew— about whether or not whether or noi inew iii— about whether or not whether or not they fit the _ about whether or not whether or not they fit the cps definition of not they fit the cps definition oiliennonici— not they fit the cps definition of terrorist organisation . and of a terrorist organisation. and i of a terrorist organisation. and i-inow— of a terrorist organisation. and i-inow o— of a terrorist organisation. and i-draw a clear- i want to draw a clear distinction— i want to draw a clear distinction and the distinction between them and the iciniiiconc— distinction between them and the republicans who— distinction between them and the republicans who will no doubt be inoieciing— republicans who will no doubt be inoieciing in— republicans who will no doubt be protesting in force— republicans who will no doubt be protesting in force or at least inwing— protesting in force or at least inwing io— protesting in force or at least inwing io oi— protesting in force or at least inwing io oi ine— protesting in force or at least trying to at the coronation, iecoe— trying to at the coronation, because there _ trying to at the coronation, because there i a - trying to at the coronation, because there a key because there is a key difference _ because there is a key difference there. think that difference there. i think that wnoi-c— difference there. i think that wnoi-c inci— difference there. i think that what's just stop— difference there. i think that what's just stop oil are doing a lot what's just stop oil are doing a ioi oi— what's just stop oil are doing a ioi oi-iine— what's just stop oil are doing a lot of time criminal lot of the time is criminal ionoge— lot of the time is criminal ionoge oni— lot of the time is criminal damage and is- lot of the time is criminal damage and is actually actively, nocciweiw— damage and is actually actively, massively damaging our economy and massively damaging our economy oni ic— massively damaging our economy oni ic iniiing— massively damaging our economy and is putting lives— massively damaging our economy and is putting lives at risk. ani— and is putting lives at risk. ani wenc— and is putting lives at risk. and we've seen— and is putting lives at risk. and we've seen that evidenced in non— and we've seen that evidenced in iioin signi— and we've seen that evidenced in iioin cigni iw— and we've seen that evidenced in plain sight by ambulances, ieciiie— plain sight by ambulances, ieciiie-inew- plain sight by ambulances, despite they say about despite what they say about a iine— despite what they say about a iine iigni— despite what they say about a blue light policy,— despite what they say about a blue light policy, ambulance is not blue light policy, ambulance is noi-oiie— blue light policy, ambulance is noi-oiie io— blue light policy, ambulance is not able to through to not being able to get through to nociiioic. — not being able to get through to nociiioic. so— not being able to get through to hospitals. so all— not being able to get through to hospitals. so all of that stuff is noiiening.— hospitals. so all of that stuff is happening. and is for an is happening. and it is for an iieoiogicoi— is happening. and it is for an ideological-as- is happening. and it is for an ideological as well. so it ideological cause as well. so it fits-definitions- ideological cause as well. so it fits definitions when fits all these definitions when

it fits all these definitions when ii coe— fits all these definitions when ii io— fits all these definitions when it comes to people who are inoieciing— it comes to people who are protesting-the- it comes to people who are protesting the monarchy. protesting about the monarchy. i gennineiw— protesting about the monarchy. i gennineiw ee— protesting about the monarchy. i genuinely see that— protesting about the monarchy. i genuinely see that as more of a ince— genuinely see that as more of a inee cieecn— genuinely see that as more of a free speech issue. _ genuinely see that as more of a free speech issue. i— genuinely see that as more of a free speech issue. i think it's distasteful, _ free speech issue. i think it's distasteful, that's view. distasteful, but that's my view. inoi-c— distasteful, but that's my view. inoi-c- i — distasteful, but that's my view. inoi-c-i on— distasteful, but that's my view. inoi-c-i on o- distasteful, but that's my view. that's-i am a fan- distasteful, but that's my view. that's i am a fan of the that's because i am a fan of the nononcnw. — that's because i am a fan of the nononcnw. -i— that's because i am a fan of the monarchy.-i think- that's because i am a fan of the monarchy. i think it's monarchy. okay. i think it's distasteful. _ monarchy. okay. i think it's distasteful. all— monarchy. okay. i think it's distasteful. all i think a distasteful. all i think it's a bit distasteful. all i think it's a iii coi— distasteful. all i think it's a bit sad potentially, really. but i bit sad potentially, really. but i—inini— bit sad potentially, really. but i—inini ii-c- i don't really think it's cnininoi— i don't really think it's criminal. saying criminal. i'm saying this iecoe— criminal. i'm saying this ieconce-o- criminal. i'm saying this because-a fewi criminal. i'm saying this- because-a few emails because i've had a few emails geiiing— because i've had a few emails getting-saving,- getting in as well saying, well, is getting in as well saying, well, ic-ic— getting in as well saying, well, ic-ic ii— getting in as well saying, well, is-is it treason?- getting in as well saying, well, is-is it treason? if- is it is it is it treason? if inci— is it is it is it treason? if just-oil— is it is it is it treason? if just-oil were- is it is it is it treason? if just oil were matching is it is it is it treason? if- just-oil were matching the just stop oil were matching the ieiiniiion— just stop oil were matching the ieiiniiionlo— just stop oil were matching the definition-a terror— just stop oil were matching the definition a terror group by definition of a terror group by the definition of a terror group by ine cps,— definition of a terror group by the cps, then— definition of a terror group by the cps, then is— definition of a terror group by the cps, then is it actually icon— the cps, then is it actually ion ion— the cps, then is it actually treason for people to protest ine— treason for people to protest the monarchy?— treason for people to protest the monarchy? isn't. there treason for people to protest th a monarchy? isn't. there treason for people to protest tha clearrchy? isn't. there treason for people to protest tha clear distinction. sn't. there treason for people to protest tha clear distinction. there'here is a clear distinction. there treason,.course,- is a clear distinction. there treason, course, is the treason, of course, is the crime-reading- crime. i'm reading the definition— crime. i'm reading the definition the crime definition now. the crime of ieinowing— definition now. the crime of betraying country, betraying one's country, eciecioiiw— betraying one's country, especially kill especially by attempting to kill or especially by attempting to kill on oweninnow— especially by attempting to kill or overthrow the _ especially by attempting to kill or overthrow the sovereign or gowennneni— or overthrow the sovereign or goni-- or overthrow the sovereign or government , fingers government which, fingers crossed, _what's- government which, fingers. crossed,-what's.any crossed, is not what's on any of inein— crossed, is not what's on any of inein-inen- crossed, is not what's on any of their-there we- crossed, is not what's on any of their-there we go.- crossed, is not what's on any of their there we go. but their minds. so there we go. but yes,— their minds. so there we go. but wee, iii— their minds. so there we go. but wee, iii ie— their minds. so there we go. but yes, i'll be returning to all of inoi— yes, i'll be returning to all of inoi-cnoniiw.— yes, i'll be returning to all of that-shortly. but- yes, i'll be returning to all of that shortly. but here's a that very shortly. but here's a nick— that very shortly. but here's a quick question— that very shortly. but here's a quick question for you. okay. none-c— quick question for you. okay. none-c o— quick question for you. okay. here's a quick— quick question for you. okay. here's a quick question for you. quick question for you. okay. heiyoua quick question for you. quick question for you. okay. heiyou get ick question for you. quick question for you. okay. heiyou get value estion for you. quick question for you. okay. heiyou get value esti money iou. quick question for you. okay. heiyou get value esti money from do you get value for money from wow—ine- do you get value for money from wow—inc uki your council? so while the uk coiec— your council? so while the uk coiec wiin— your council? so while the uk copes with the— your council? so while the uk copes with the .of- your council? so while the uk copes with the of living copes with the cost of living cncic— copes with the cost of living cniciclnew— copes with the cost of living crisis, l new report - copes with the cost of living crisis, new report has found crisis, a new report has found inoi— crisis, a new report has found inoi o— crisis, a new report has found inoi o inge— crisis, a new report has found that a huge number council that a huge number of council eniioweec— that a huge number of council eniioweec one— that a huge number of council employees are being very handsomely— employees are being very handsomely rewarded. it's the iown— handsomely rewarded. it's the iown noii— handsomely rewarded. it's the town hall rich— handsomely rewarded. it's the town hall rich list, ladies and geniienen— town hall rich list, ladies and gentlemen. yes— town hall rich list, ladies and

gentlemen. yes absolutely. it's inoi— gentlemen. yes absolutely. it's inoi ine— gentlemen. yes absolutely. it's inoi iine oi— gentlemen. yes absolutely. it's that time of year— gentlemen. yes absolutely. it's that time of year again , and it that time of year again, and it is neweoiei— that time of year again, and it is revealed that— that time of year again, and it is revealed that at least 2759 conncii— is revealed that at least 2759 council employees received more inon— council employees received more inon iiooooo— council employees received more than £100,000 for— council employees received more than £100,000 for the 2021 to zon— than £100,000 for the 2021 to 2022 financial— than £100,000 for the 2021 to 2022 financial year. than £100,000 for the 2021 to 2022 financial year . a 2022 financial year. a westminster- 2022 financial year. a westminster council led the way for westminster council led the way ion io— westminster council led the way ion so oi— westminster council led the way for 50 of their— westminster council led the way for 50 of their employees, got ioo — for 50 of their employees, got over 100 grand,— for 50 of their employees, got over 100 grand, the highest over100 grand, the highest remunerated— over 100 grand, the highest remunerated person was the nonoging— remunerated person was the managing director of guildford councii— managing director of guildford conncii wno— managing director of guildford council, who received . £607,633 council, who received. £607,633 in coionw— council, who received. £607,633 in coionw ,— council, who received. £607,633 in salary , pension— council, who received. £607,633 in salary , pension contributions in salary, pension contributions oni— in salary, pension contributions and compensation for their loss of and compensation for their loss oi oiiice— and compensation for their loss oi oiiice oni— and compensation for their loss of office and benefits , and 47 of office and benefits, and 47 connciic— of office and benefits, and 47 councils failed— of office and benefits, and 47 councils failed to— of office and benefits, and 47 councils failed to publish their occonnic in— councils failed to publish their accounts in time,— councils failed to publish their accounts in time, meaning the ocinoi— accounts in time, meaning the ocinoi nnnien— accounts in time, meaning the actual number of— accounts in time, meaning the actual number of employees on over £100,000— actual number of employees on over £100,000 will— actual number of employees on over £100,000 will no doubt be a lot over £100,000 will no doubt be a ioi nignen— over £100,000 will no doubt be a ioi nignen inon— over £100,000 will no doubt be a lot higher than the— over £100,000 will no doubt be a lot higher than the report found . ioi-c— lot higher than the report found . ioi-c inci— lot higher than the report found . iei-c tnci oci— lot higher than the report found . let's just ask now. man of the icono— . let's just ask now. man of the people, broadcaster, journalist , inieni— people, broadcaster, journalist , inieni oi— people, broadcaster, journalist , friend of the— people, broadcaster, journalist , friend of the channel, mike nonw— , friend of the channel, mike ionnw .— , friend of the channel, mike ionnw . ii— , friend of the channel, mike ionnw . ii we— , friend of the channel, mike parry. if we are— , friend of the channel, mike parry . if we are getting value parry. if we are getting value for parry. if we are getting value ion nonew— parry. if we are getting value for money from _ parry. if we are getting value for money from our council fat coin.— for money from our council fat coic. nice— for money from our council fat cats. mike well— for money from our council fat cats. mike well patrick, thank you— cats. mike well patrick, thank wow wow— cats. mike well patrick, thank wow wow nncn— cats. mike well patrick, thank you very much indeed for

inwiiing— you very much indeed for inwiiing ne— you very much indeed for inviting me on- you very much indeed for inviting me on to your show oioni— inviting me on to your show oioni inie— inviting me on to your show about this subject. i have a new— about this subject. i have a very particular interest in this. when i was a young reporter on the chester chronicle, we used to go to the council meetings at town council meetings at the town hall and councillors weren't council meetings at the town hall ind councillors weren't council meetings at the town hall ind courdays.; weren't council meetings at the town hall ind courdays.; we only paid in those days. the only people who paid were the people who were paid were the very officers of the very most senior officers of the council who, you know , to put it council who, you know, to put it in perspective, got about £30,000 a year in those days to look after getting your bins emptied and make sure the lamppost lights worked and all that kind of thing. what's happenedis that kind of thing. what's happened is ever since the era really of the kind of blair government and gordon brown as chancellor is that they've turned public service into an industry, a massive industry, some of those figures that you've just related and i'll repeat a couple as well, which shocked me. south hampton's sandy hopkins. for shocked me. south hampton's sandy hopkins . for 106,000. okay sandy hopkins. for 106,000. okay robert stevenson from north ioncocnine,— robert stevenson from north lancashire, lanarkshire i beg wow— lancashire, lanarkshire i beg wow ionioni— lancashire, lanarkshire i beg your pardon? executive director

. sooooo. — your pardon? executive director . 536,000. now— your pardon? executive director . 536,000. now it— your pardon? executive director . 536,000. kiting . : . 536,000. now it used to be a pubuc . 536,000. now it used to be a public service where you are happy to serve your community. councillors didn't get paid. the only pay that councillors got when i worked on the chester chronicle was to pints of beer to give me the inside story after the council meeting, but it's now become a massive industry. some reports patrick erg in recent years have claimed that as much as one third of the council tax that you pay could go towards paying the salaries of the people who work at the council and more so and this is a problem that's going to dog us down for decades more , paying down for decades more, paying the pensions of people who work for local authorities . every for local authorities. every time somebody taken on by a bloated and bloated and more bloated and bloated and more bloated council , you're not just bloated council, you're not just paying bloated council, you're not just paying for them today , you're paying for them today, you're paying paying for them today, you're paying for them today, you're paying for them today, you're paying for them for the rest of their life. it's an outrage . their life. it's an outrage. yeah, look, absolutely.dand their life. it's an outrage. - yeah, look, absolutely. and i'm inci— yeah, look, absolutely. and i'm tnci iooiing— yeah, look, absolutely. and i'm tnci iooiing oi— yeah, look, absolutely. and i'm just looking at some figures none.— just looking at some figures none—cone- just looking at some figures here.-some of. just looking at some figures here. some of the here. you know, some of the areas, croydon,_ here. you know, some of the

areas, croydon, for example , has areas, croydon, for example, has cignei— areas, croydon, for example, has cignei oii— areas, croydon, for example, has cignei oii on— areas, croydon, for example, has cignei oii on o— areas, croydon, for example, has signed off on a 15%_ areas, croydon, for example, has signed off on a 15% council tax wne-we— signed off on a 15% council tax rise. we've covered— signed off on a 15% council tax rise. we've covered this and iooic— rise. we've covered this and iooic oi— rise. we've covered this and loads of councils- rise. we've covered this and loads of councils loads of connciic— loads of councils loads of councils are— loads of councils loads of councils are in— loads of councils loads of councils are in tens of millions of councils are in tens of millions oi iconic— councils are in tens of millions oi iconic oi— councils are in tens of millions of pounds of debt— councils are in tens of millions of pounds of debt and we have got of pounds of debt and we have goi iocic— of pounds of debt and we have got basic things— of pounds of debt and we have got basic things like potholes nigni— got basic things like potholes nigni iown— got basic things like potholes nigni iown io— got basic things like potholes right down to your lowest level, wow— right down to your lowest level, wow ioinoiec— right down to your lowest level, your potholes, the— right down to your lowest level, your potholes, the way that you inne— your potholes, the way that you iniwe wow— your potholes, the way that you iniwe wonn co— your potholes, the way that you drive your car, etcetera, to the ionoge — drive your car, etcetera, to the ionoge inoi-c— drive your car, etcetera, to the damage that's caused people damage that's caused to people inon— damage that's caused to people non—i- damage that's caused to people non—i inini- damage that's caused to people from _i think thei from top to bottom. i think the ionic— from top to bottom. i think the iniiic nove— from top to bottom. i think the public havelright_ from top to bottom. i think the public have right to say public have a right mind to say we-noi— public have a right mind to say we-noi geiiing— public have a right mind to say we-not getting-for. we are not getting value for our nnonew —iningi we are not getting value for our. nonew—ining ic money. and the annoying thing is as money. and the annoying thing is oc-wnen— money. and the annoying thing is oc-wnen won— money. and the annoying thing is as-when you look- money. and the annoying thing is as when you look some as well, when you look at some of as well, when you look at some oi-iiiiec— as well, when you look at some of-titles here,- as well, when you look at some of titles here, people of the job titles here, people wiii— of the job titles here, people wig-gong,— of the job titles here, people will-going, well,- of the job titles here, people will going, well, just vote will be going, well, just vote inen — will be going, well, just vote inen oni. — will be going, well, just vote them out. but— will be going, well, just vote them out. but you can't necessarily— them out. but you can't necessarily always vote out a nonoging— necessarily always vote out a nonoging-oi- necessarily always vote out a nonoging-oi o- necessarily always vote out a managing of a council. managing director of a council. inie— managing director of a council. iiiie ioinici— managing director of a council. mike patrick can— managing director of a council. mike patrick can i— managing director of a council. mike patrick can i just tell you,— mike patrick can i just tell won inene-c— mike patrick can i just tell you, there's no— mike patrick can i just tell you, there's no court of appeal for you, there's no court of appeal ion—woni- you, there's no court of appeal ion—wow ion- you, there's no court of appeal for—work for the. for people who work for the iocoi— for people who work for the local—there. for people who work for the local—there is| local authorities. there is literally no court of appeal. you can't suddenly go to an ombudsman and say, i'm being ombudsman and say, i'm not being served bins aren't served properly. my bins aren't getting emptied. and you know getting emptied. and do you know what happens if sometimes through some of these through shame, some of these senior executives actually say , senior executives actually say, okay, i'm off. they normally and that's in the report today, by the way, that we're talking about. they normally get a pay

off of about £100,000. and within a couple months they within a couple of months they turn up other council turn up on some other council somewhere else in this country. let's also remember that the reason why the park that you used to use as a child had a janitor there was because the janitor there was because the janitor wasn't paid very much, but he had a very short and solid job. he got a pension for life after he stopped being the janitor . and that was the whole janitor. and that was the whole point of working for a public authority . you were safe for authority. you were safe for life. the thing is, they're now getting paid salaries, which people in the private sector would kill for, but they have no response abilities and they have no way of proving themselves wrong because it's always somebody else's fault. they employ so many . exactly. employ so many. exactly. exactly. we're— employ so many. exactly. exactly. we're just- exactly. we're just losing exactly. we're just losing you inne— exactly. we're just losing you gag, nice.— exactly. we're just losing you there, mike. but— exactly. we're just losing you there, mike. but it's all right. wne-we— there, mike. but it's all right. wne-we goi— there, mike. but it's all right. we-we goi ine— there, mike. but it's all right. we've got the points across. in— we've got the points across. in nice— we've got the points across. it's mike parry— we've got the points across. it's mike parry there, who is a inieni— it's mike parry there, who is a inieni-ine— it's mike parry there, who is a friend the channel, of friend of the channel, of course, broadcaster, journalist, nonline— course, broadcaster, journalist, nonline iecoe— course, broadcaster, journalist, man the people, standing course, broadcaster, journalist, mafor the people, standing course, broadcaster, journalist, mafor youe people, standing course, broadcaster, journalist, mafor you asaople, standing course, broadcaster, journalist, mafor you as well. standing course, broadcaster, journalist, mafor you as well. there itanding course, broadcaster, journalist, mafor you as well. there reallyg up for you as well. there really ion-i— up for you as well. there really icn-i-inene-c- up for you as well. there really isn't there's another isn't he? and there's another iiiiie—inoi- little angle as well that mike, i_riiaw_ little angle as well that mike,

i-now-cone- little angle as well that mike, i-now-cone on- little angle as well that mike, i-may-come on to,| i think may have come on to, wnicn— i think may have come on to, wnicn wo— i think may have come on to, which was about— i think may have come on to, which was about a lot of these ieoiie— which was about a lot of these ieoiie nove— which was about a lot of these people have-jobs.- which was about a lot of these people have jobs. so people have second jobs. so gniie—iniii- people have second jobs. sol quite—drill down, quite often if you drill down, gniie— quite often if you drill down, gniie oiien— quite often if you drill down, quite often, not— quite often if you drill down, quite often, not always, if you iniii—ieoiiel quite often, not always, if youi drill—people who drill down into the people who are—councils. drill down into the people who. are—councils and are very high up on councils and conelinece— are very high up on councils and some these unelected as some of these unelected roles as new— some of these unelected roles as wen—ioi— some of these unelected roles as wen—ioi oi- some of these unelected roles as well,_top of them,- well, right at the top of them, inew— well, right at the top of them, inew-on— well, right at the top of them, inew-on-so- well, right at the top of them, they-on-so 325- well, right at the top of them,- they-on-so 325 grand, they are on wedge so 325 grand, £406,000.— they are on wedge so 325 grand, incoooo. in— they are on wedge so 325 grand, £406,000. i'm just— they are on wedge so 325 grand, £406,000. i'm just looking at oi— £406,000. i'm just looking at oi ine— £406,000. i'm just looking at some of the ones— £406,000. i'm just looking at some of the ones here now. often on ii— some of the ones here now. often on ii won— some of the ones here now. often on ii won neoiiw— some of the ones here now. often on if you really look— some of the ones here now. often on if you really look at some of inein— on if you really look at some of inein oiien— on if you really look at some of their other lines— on if you really look at some of their other lines employment their other lines of employment as their other lines of employment oc-inew— their other lines of employment oc-inew wiii— their other lines of employment as-they will be- their other lines of employment as they will be things as well. they will be things ine— as well. they will be things inc—o— as well. they will be things like—a hospital. like director of a hospital inci— like director of a hospital innci—nowel like director of a hospital trust—have toi trust and they'll have to ocinoiiw— trust and they'll have to actually things like attend actually do things like attend ionn— actually do things like attend four meetings— actually do things like attend four meetings at— actually do things like attend four meetings at a hospital inci— four meetings at a hospital nag, ion— four meetings at a hospital trust, for example, and they'll get trust, for example, and they'll gei oioni— trust, for example, and they'll gei oioni ico— trust, for example, and they'll get about 100 grand for that as new.— get about 100 grand for that as weii—ii-c— get about 100 grand for that as well. it's absolutely well. you know, it's absolutely cioggening,— well. you know, it's absolutely gagggnng, ion-i— well. you know, it's absolutely staggering, isn't really? staggering, isn't it, really? so inene— staggering, isn't it, really? so inene-wnoi- staggering, isn't it, really? so there-what.you. staggering, isn't it, really? so. there-what.you make there you go. what do you make of there you go. what do you make oi-inic— there you go. what do you make oi-inic ieoiiei- there you go. what do you make of-this, people? all- of all of this, people? all igni— of all of this, people? all ngn, ci— of all of this, people? all right, gb views at gbnews.uk. do you right, gb views at gbnews.uk. do won-inoi— right, gb views at gbnews.uk. do won-inoi ii— right, gb views at gbnews.uk. do won-inoi ii ic— right, gb views at gbnews.uk. do you-that it is time- right, gb views at gbnews.uk. do you that it is time to you reckon that it is time to nove— you reckon that it is time to none o— you reckon that it is time to have a serious— you reckon that it is time to have a serious serious have a serious and serious owennoni— have a serious and serious owennoni oi— have a serious and serious overhaul of council officials oni— overhaul of council officials oni inein— overhaul of council officials and their salaries? are you geiiing— and their salaries? are you geiiing woine — and their salaries? are you getting value for money? i ieiiewe— getting value for money? i believe that _ getting value for money? i believe that i— getting value for money? i believe that i can now go , believe that i can now go, incogn— believe that i can now go, inongn ine— believe that i can now go, though, live to— believe that i can now go, though, live to hear from our inne— though, live to hear from our prime minister,— though, live to hear from our prime minister, rishi sunak, who was prime minister, rishi sunak, who ioiiing— prime minister, rishi sunak, who ioiiing in— prime minister, rishi sunak, who was talking in northern ireland to was talking in northern ireland io—onniwenconwl was talking in northern irelandi to_anniversary of to mark the 25th anniversary of the to mark the 25th anniversary of inc-iniiow— to mark the 25th anniversary of the friday agreement. the good friday agreement. i inini— the good friday agreement. i inini iw— the good friday agreement. i inini iw ine— the good friday agreement. i think by the that all this think by the time that all this iogeoninw— think by the time that all this pageantwloven_ think by the time that all this pageantry over, it'll be the pageantry is over, it'll be the

coin— pageantry is over, it'll be the 26th anniversary.— pageantry is over, it'll be the 26th anniversary. go. 26th anniversary. but let's go. ioi— 26th anniversary. but let's go. ioi-engineni— 26th anniversary. but let's go. but-argument today-thisl 26th anniversary. but let's go. but belfastument today this 26th anniversary. but let's go. but belfast goodt today this 26th anniversary. but let's go. but belfast good friday this the belfast good friday agreement remains the best and only foundation for peace and prosperity. and if we can take inspiration and instruction from the way peace was achieved, 25 years ago , we can fulfil the years ago, we can fulfil the true promise enshrined in that agreement the promise of stable , devolved government, a prosperous economy, and a more unhed prosperous economy, and a more united society. that's the future for northern ireland. we must build . must build. now. to do that, we must first ask why . why did peace talks ask why. why did peace talks succeed in 1998 when so many had failed before? now i believe that's because people on all sides showed courage , sides showed courage, imagination and perseverance.

first, those who worked for peace had the personal courage to keep going in spite of daily threats to them and their families and the political courage to take risks in pursuit of a higher goal. courage to take risks in pursuit of a higher goal . john hume over of a higher goal. john hume over his entire career, never relented. okay. all right. so inoi-c— relented. okay. all right. so inoi-c iiicni— relented. okay. all right. so that's rishi sunak- ”it;tit;t;i: okay. all right. so that's rishi sunak there in ieiini— that's rishi sunak there in gang, in— that's rishi sunak there in belfast, in northern ireland, inci— belfast, in northern ireland, tnci ioccing— belfast, in northern ireland, just passing comments on the ziin— just passing comments on the 25th anniversary— just passing comments on the 25th anniversary of that good iniiow— 25th anniversary of that good friday agreement and saying that it friday agreement and saying that ii iooi— friday agreement and saying that it took tremendous— friday agreement and saying that it took tremendous courage to get it took tremendous courage to gei inoi— it took tremendous courage to gei inoi oven— it took tremendous courage to get that over the _ it took tremendous courage to get that over the line where oiien— get that over the line where oinenc noi — get that over the line where others had failed over the years oni— others had failed over the years oni inoi— others had failed over the years oni inoi nec— others had failed over the years and that he's desperate, of course, to keep— and that he's desperate, of course, to keep that going. so inene— course, to keep that going. so inene we— course, to keep that going. so inene we go— course, to keep that going. so inene we go .— course, to keep that going. so there we go . right. look, i've there we go. right. look, i've got— there we go. right. look, i've goi iooic— there we go. right. look, i've got loads coming— there we go. right. look, i've got loads coming your way and i woni— got loads coming your way and i woni io— got loads coming your way and i woni io iei— got loads coming your way and i woni io iei won — got loads coming your way and i want to let you know about some of want to let you know about some oi ine— want to let you know about some of the tubthumper_ want to let you know about some of the tubthumper stuff i've got for of the tubthumper stuff i've got ion won— of the tubthumper stuff i've got ion won in— of the tubthumper stuff i've got ion won in ine— of the tubthumper stuff i've got for you in the next— of the tubthumper stuff i've got for you in the next hour. can you— for you in the next hour. can won ieiiewe— for you in the next hour. can you believe-the- for you in the next hour. can you believe the women's you believe that the women's inciiinie— institute is potentially going to institute is potentially going io—iii- institute is potentially going io—iii i- institute is potentially going to_it? i mean,i to let men into it? i mean, cnonii— to let men into it? i mean, should this— to let men into it? i mean, should this not— to let men into it? i mean, should this not be a sacred iiocei— should this not be a sacred iioceilwon— should this not be a sacred place?.you can- should this not be a sacred place? you can see the place? as you can see on the ioiion— place? as you can see on the bottom - screen - place? as you can see on the bottom screen there bottom of your screen there ioiio— bottom of your screen there. iecoe—inoi-c bottom of your screen there- 56,000 _that's the 56,000 more migrants. that's the goni— 56,000 more migrants. that's the government's prediction that government's own prediction that ocinoiiw— actually broke right here on inie— actually broke right here on. this—sustainable? this show is this sustainable? wnoi—wonil this show is this sustainable?| wnoi—woni io this show is this sustainable?- what_want to know what happens now? i want to know inon— what happens now? i want to know inon won— what happens now? i want to know inon won io— what happens now? i want to know inon won io won— what happens now? i want to know from you, do you think it's time inoi— from you, do you think it's time inoiiinnnei— from you, do you think it's time that-turned the— from you, do you think it's time

that turned the back? that we turned the boats back? ioinicw— patrick christys gb news, iniioin-c— patrick christys gb news, onions-.-

channel abnays channel always. i channel. always. very i channel- always. very good |cnonnei— always. very good afternoon. inci— always. very good afternoon. inci gone— always. very good afternoon. inci gone i— always. very good afternoon. inci gone i in.— always. very good afternoon. just gone 4 pm. big breaking just gone 4 p.m. big breaking ion— just gone 4 pm. big breaking just gone 4 p.m. big breaking news for us. the— just gone 4 pm. big breaking news for us. the government iignnec— news for us. the government iignnec nove— news for us. the government figures have just— news for us. the government figures have just dropped on the conni— figures have just dropped on the oonni oi— figures have just dropped on the amount of people— figures have just dropped on the amount of people they are enieciing— amount of people they are enieciing io— amount of people they are expecting to cross english expecting to cross the english cnonnei— expecting to cross the english channel-year. _ expecting to cross the english channel year. 56,000 small channel this year. 56,000 small iooic— channel this year. 56,000 small boats, crossings— channel this year. 56,000 small boats, crossings that could also inoi— boats, crossings that could also inoi we— boats, crossings that could also mean that we are— boats, crossings that could also mean that we are going to end up wiin— mean that we are going to end up wiin neoco— mean that we are going to end up with 140,000 people in accommodation . is this now accommodation. is this now cncioinoiiei— accommodation. is this now sustainable? i— accommodation. is this now sustainable? i suspect not. in oiien— sustainable? i suspect not. in oinen nw— sustainable? i suspect not. in oinen vesi— sustainable? i suspect not. in other news, yes, that's right . other news, yes, that's right. ne-ne — other news, yes, that's right. we-ne going— other news, yes, that's right. we-ne going io— other news, yes, that's right. we're going to be talking about this we're going to be talking about inic o— we're going to be talking about inic o ci— we're going to be talking about this a gb news— we're going to be talking about this a gb news exclusive. okay. is this a gb news exclusive. okay. ic-ioiienw— this a gb news exclusive. okay. is-lottery funding- this a gb news exclusive. okay. is lottery funding extremist is the lottery funding extremist gnonic— is the lottery funding extremist gone i— is the lottery funding extremist gone i iii— is the lottery funding extremist groups ? i'll explain why very groups? i'll explain why very cnoniiw. — groups? i'll explain why very cnoniiw. ani— groups? i'll explain why very shortly. and in— groups? i'll explain why very shortly. and in other news, annie— shortly. and in other news, annie inci— shortly. and in other news, arnie just stop— shortly. and in other news, arnie just stop oil terrorists. okav-— arnie just stop oil terrorists. okav- in— arnie just stop oil terrorists. okay- in going— arnie just stop oil terrorists. okay. i'm going to be to talking oi— okay. i'm going to be to talking oi inein— okay. i'm going to be to talking one of their members. i'm going to one of their members. i'm going io ie— one of their members. i'm going io ie inci— one of their members. i'm going io ie tnci going— one of their members. i'm going io ie tnci going iw— one of their members. i'm going to be just going by the crown inocecniion— to be just going by the crown prosecution service definition of prosecution service definition oiwnoi— prosecution service definition of what terrorism is and we'll cnce-oei- of what terrorism is and we'll seenno-ie oi- of what terrorism is and we'll see-make of.of| see what they make of all of inoi— see what they make of all of inoi. ani— see what they make of all of inoi. ani-o- see what they make of all of that. and-a bit- see what they make of all of that. and-a bit of. that. and finally, a bit of iigni— that. and finally, a bit of light relief.— that. and finally, a bit of light relief. sausage rolls are consing—von- light relief. sausage rolls are causing you heard

causing crime. yes. you heard i win— causing crime. yes. you heard i wiii ieii— causing crime. yes. you heard i wiii ieii won— causing crime. yes. you heard i will tell you why. _ causing crime. yes. you heard i will tell you why. greg sausage nous— will tell you why. greg sausage noiis nove— will tell you why. greg sausage rolls have been— will tell you why. greg sausage rolls have been accused of being nigni— rolls have been accused of being nigni on— rolls have been accused of being nigni on ine— rolls have been accused of being right on the cusp— rolls have been accused of being right on the cusp of causing a ieci— right on the cusp of causing a deep seoiei— right on the cusp of causing a deep seated crime wave. oh you woni— deep seated crime wave. oh you won-i voo— deep seated crime wave. oh you won't. you won't— deep seated crime wave. oh you won't. you won't believe this. all won't. you won't believe this. on igni— won't. you won't believe this. all right, patrick— won't. you won't believe this. all right, patrick christys on . all right, patrick christys on. gb all right, patrick christys on. on news— all right, patrick christys on. gb news right— all right, patrick christys on. gb news right to lots of your enoiis— gb news right to lots of your enoiis ioiow. — gb news right to lots of your emails today. gb— gb news right to lots of your emails today. gb views at gb newsroom uk.— emails today. gb views at gb newsroom uk. i— emails today. gb views at gb newsroom uk. i want your take on the newsroom uk. i want your take on ine ioiesi— newsroom uk. i want your take on the latest numbers— newsroom uk. i want your take on the latest numbers that have insi— the latest numbers that have tnsi inoiiei. — the latest numbers that have just dropped. they've been esseniioiiw— just dropped. they've been essentially forced court essentially forced out in court ocinoiiw— essentially forced out in court ocinoiiw io— essentially forced out in court ocinoiiw io gei— essentially forced out in court actually to get these numbers inon —ie,oooi from the government. 56,000 oniiciioie— anticipate channel crossings inis— anticipate channel crossings inisweon— anticipate channel crossings inis weon ni— anticipate channel crossings inisweonniio— anticipate channel crossings this year up to 140,000 people in noieis— this year up to 140,000 people in hotels and— this year up to 140,000 people in hotels and other accommodation by the end of in hotels and other— accommodation by the end of this weon— accommodation by the end of this weon .— accommodation by the end of this weon . is— accommodation by the end of this weon . is ii— accommodation by the end of this year. is it sustainable? is it non— year. is it sustainable? is it noii-io— year. is it sustainable? is it noii-io we- year. is it sustainable? is it not?-do we do- year. is it sustainable? is it not? do we do about it? not? what do we do about it? okav- — not? what do we do about it? okav- -oinen- not? what do we do about it? okay. _other one- not? what do we do about it? okay. _other one i. not? what do we do about it? okay. other one i want okay. and the other one i want to okay. and the other one i want io neon— okay. and the other one i want io neon-won— okay. and the other one i want io neon-wonlis- okay. and the other one i want to hear-you.is just- okay. and the other one i want to hear you is just stop to hear from you on is just stop oil to hear from you on is just stop cii iciiens. — to hear from you on is just stop oil oilers. we're— to hear from you on is just stop oil oilers. we're expecting onoinen— oil oilers. we're expecting another protests from another wave of protests from inen. — another wave of protests from inen. lwon — another wave of protests from them. .you think- another wave of protests from them. you think they them. do you think that they snonii— them. do you think that they snonii ie— them. do you think that they should be classified as a iennonisi— should be classified as a terrorist group? gbviews@gbnews.uk. now iennonisi gnonii— gbviews@gbnews.uk. now though, neoiiines— gbviews@gbnews.uk. now though, headlines with— gbviews@gbnews.uk. now though, headlines with polly . patrick. headlines with polly. patrick. inoni— headlines with polly. patrick. inoni woo— headlines with polly. patrick. inoni wco .—

headlines with polly. patrick. inoni wcn . in— headlines with polly. patrick. thank you . in the— headlines with polly. patrick. thank you . in the last- headlines with polly. patrick. thank you. in the last hour, our headunes thank you. in the last hour, our headlines are telling us the home office lawyer has told a court the government is preparing for 56,000 people to arrive in the uk by small boats this year. that is up from nearly 46,000in 2022. the home office is currently accommodating 109,000 asylum seekers, 48,000 of those in hotels at a cost of £6.2 million every day. if the estimate is accurate, that will take the total number of migrants supported by the taxpayer to . supported by the taxpayer to. between 100 and 20. and 140,000 will be keeping tabs on that story for you throughout the rest of the afternoon. meanwhile the government's plans for an asylum centre in essex are being challenged in the high court today. braintree district council argues that the proposed site at raf wethersfield is unsuitable due to its isolated location and lack of local services . the government says services. the government says disused military bases to

accommodate migrants will reduce reliance on hotels . the prime reliance on hotels. the prime minister has declared the shares that his wife holds in a child care agency in a much delayed list of ministerial interests . list of ministerial interests. he's under investigation by the parliamentary standards watchdog over claims he didn't properly declare the akshata murty shareholding in koru kids, which stands to benefit from measures outlined in the recent budget. downing street claims no rules were broken because rishi sunak declared the matter as a ministerial interest rather than two mps in the commons. ministerial interest rather than two mps in the commons . well two mps in the commons. well before today, the ministerial list hasn't been published for almost a year. food prices have risen to a 45 year high, putting further pressure on families struggling with the rising cost of living . inflation has defied of living. inflation has defied predictions by remaining above 10, largely because of the soaring price of essential goods such as bread, milk and eggs,

along with clothes and shoes, which have only been partly offset by cheaper energy . it offset by cheaper energy. it makes another interest rate rise from the bank of england next month even more likely , a month even more likely, a cabinet minister is warning that russian hackers are seeking to disrupt out or destroy parts of the uk's critical national infrastructure. oliver dowden has confirmed the national cyber secure centre is issuing an official threat notice and unveiled new measures to support businesses . he says more needs businesses. he says more needs to be done to attract cyber security experts into the civil service . we have experienced service. we have experienced oiieniiei— service. we have experienced attempted attacks— itgt; we have experienced attempted attacks in the past but attempted attacks in the past ioi inesc— attempted attacks in the past but these groups operate differently— but these groups operate differently instead of seeking to differently instead of seeking io inoiii— differently instead of seeking io inoiii on— differently instead of seeking io inoiii on siw— differently instead of seeking to profit or spy on us, their ininonw— to profit or spy on us, their primary motive— to profit or spy on us, their primary motive is to disrupt or iesinow— primary motive is to disrupt or iesinow onn— primary motive is to disrupt or destroy our infrastructure . our destroy our infrastructure. our inesc— destroy our infrastructure. our these adversaries— destroy our infrastructure. our these adversaries are ideologically motivated covid noinen— ideologically motivated covid noineninon— ideologically motivated covid rather than financially motivated. -

rather than financially motivated. “itg ”it; rather than financially- motivated. they're often not controlled by those foreign states. that controlled by those foreign states . that makes them more states. that makes them more oiioninnisiic— states. that makes them more opportunistic and— that makes them more opportunistic and less likely to snow— opportunistic and less likely to show restraint— opportunistic and less likely to show restraint .— opportunistic and less likely to show restraint . but an inquest show restraint. but an inquest nos— show restraint. but an inquest nos noiei— show restraint. but an inquest has ruled the— show restraint. but an inquest has ruled the death of a doctor oiien— has ruled the death of a doctor oiien nis— has ruled the death of a doctor after his astrazeneca covid jab ine— after his astrazeneca covid jab one io— after his astrazeneca covid jab was due to unintended complication- was due to unintended complication of the vaccine. 15:7 complication of the vaccine. 32 year— complication of the vaccine. 32 weon cic— complication of the vaccine. 32 year old stephen— complication of the vaccine. 32 year old stephen wright was an nhs psychologist in south—east london. he died from a blood clot to the brain ten days after his first dose of the vaccine in january 2021. coroner andrew harris described it as a very unusual and deeply tragic case. and labour is accusing the government of denying to justice victims of the infected blood scandal between 1970 and 1991. thousands of people were infected with hiv and hepatitis after being given contaminated blood products . in after being given contaminated blood products. in an interim report, the chair of the inquiry, sir brian langstaff ,

inquiry, sir brian langstaff, recommended that reparations should be extended to include bereaved parents and children. can office ministerjeremy quin can office minister jeremy quin told the commons the government is considering the recommendations. but richard warwick, a victim of the scandal, told gb news he was expecting much more from the government statement. but we ended up with government statement. but we eniei ni wiin o— government statement. but we ended up with a 30— government statement. but we ended up with a 30 35- l but we ended up with a 30 35 minute sioieneni— ended up with a 30 35 minute statement of— ended up with a 30 35 minute statement of which three gnoniens— statement of which three gnoniens oi— statement of which three quarters of which was just iiiiei— quarters of which was just filled with— quarters of which was just filled with platitudes about how wonienini— filled with platitudes about how wonderful the _ filled with platitudes about how wonderful the government had ioen— wonderful the government had ieen ioiiing— wonderful the government had been patting themselves on the ioci— been patting themselves on the ioci ion— been patting themselves on the ioci ion ine— been patting themselves on the back for the interim payments inon— back for the interim payments inon iosi— back for the interim payments from last year— back for the interim payments from last year for— back for the interim payments from last year for victims and soises— from last year for victims and soises oi— from last year for victims and spouses of the— from last year for victims and spouses of the deceased . it was spouses of the deceased. it was insi— spouses of the deceased. it was insi ii— spouses of the deceased. it was insi ii nos— spouses of the deceased. it was tnsi ii insi— spouses of the deceased. it was just it was just everything that we iiin-i— just it was just everything that we didn't want— just it was just everything that we didn't want to— just it was just everything that we didn't want to hear. again, inew-ne— we didn't want to hear. again, inew-ne insi— we didn't want to hear. again, they're just kicking the can iown— they're just kicking the can iown ine— they're just kicking the can down the road— they're just kicking the can down the road as the victims are coniinning— down the road as the victims are coniinning io— down the road as the victims are continuing to die— down the road as the victims are continuing to die by. t continuing to die by. the unite union— continuing to die by. the unite union has announced fresh strikes by health workers. next month, 2000 ambulance workers in the south of england and the west midlands will walk out on may the 2nd with unite,

indicating many of its members are unhappy with the government's latest pay offer . government's latest pay offer. the unions previously announced separate strikes for may the 1st in london and yorkshire. those coincide with a 48 hour strike held by the royal college of nursing . and lastly, the nursing. and lastly, the supermarket giant tesco says it plans to appeal after lidl won a high court battle over branding . lidl argued tesco's use of a yellow circle in its clubcard steam promotion club club card scheme promotion was an infringement of their main store logo. a judge found in favour of lidl agreeing it was a violation of their trademark rights and copyright . you're with gb news, copyright. you're with gb news, britain's news .

britain's news. channel loads on. let's get cracking wiin— loads on. let's get cracking wiin so— loads on. let's get cracking with some news— : itit let's get cracking with some news that we broke in the with some news that we broke in ine iosi— with some news that we broke in ine iosi nonn— with some news that we broke in the last hour, which leaves iiisni— the last hour, which leaves rishi sunak— the last hour, which leaves rishi sunak pledge to stop the ioois— rishi sunak pledge to stop the ioois iooiing— rishi sunak pledge to stop the boats looking rather shaky . a boats looking rather shaky. a gowennneni— boats looking rather shaky. a government lawyer has revealed to government lawyer has revealed io—ine— government lawyer has revealed to_the government. to a court that the government is enieciing— to a court that the government is enieciing o— to a court that the government is expecting a surge in small iooi— is expecting a surge in small boat arrivals— is expecting a surge in small boat arrivals year. boat arrivals this year. the none— boat arrivals this year. the home office— boat arrivals this year. the home office preparing for home office is preparing for ioiio— home office is preparing for some ieoiie— home office is preparing for 56,000 people to arrive across ine— 56,000 people to arrive across ine cnonnei— 56,000 people to arrive across the channel in— 56,000 people to arrive across the channel in 2023. that would be the channel in 2023. that would ie o— the channel in 2023. that would ie o weon— the channel in 2023. that would ie o weon on— the channel in 2023. that would be a year on year— the channel in 2023. that would be a year on year rise of around iecoe.— be a year on year rise of around ioooo. ine— be a year on year rise of around 10,000. the lawyer— be a year on year rise of around 10,000. the lawyer also revealed the 10,000. the lawyer also revealed ine none— 10,000. the lawyer also revealed the home office— 10,000. the lawyer also revealed the home office is— 10,000. the lawyer also revealed the home office is currently accommodating— the home office is currently accommodating 109,000 asylum seekers, 48,000— accommodating 109,000 asylum seekers, 48,000 of— accommodating 109,000 asylum seekers, 48,000 of these are in noieis— seekers, 48,000 of these are in noieis ,— seekers, 48,000 of these are in noieis , wnicn— seekers, 48,000 of these are in hotels , which are— seekers, 48,000 of these are in hotels , which are costing more hotels, which are costing more inon— hotels, which are costing more inon ic— hotels, which are costing more than £6 million— hotels, which are costing more than £6 million a— hotels, which are costing more than £6 million a day to the ioiiowen— than £6 million a day to the ioiiowen ion— than £6 million a day to the taxpayer for this— than £6 million a day to the taxpayer for this year's anticipated— taxpayer for this year's anticipated surge will take the ioinioiion— anticipated surge will take the population being supported . to population being supported. to ieiween— population being supported. to ieiween izo— population being supported. to between 120 and— population being supported. to between 120 and 140,000. and inis— between 120 and 140,000. and this ,— between 120 and 140,000. and inis , oi— between 120 and 140,000. and this , of course,— between 120 and 140,000. and this , of course, comes as a this, of course, comes as a conni— this, of course, comes as a court battle— this, of course, comes as a court battle is— this, of course, comes as a court battle is raging and the gowennneni— court battle is raging and the government is— court battle is raging and the government is trying to create a noiionoi— government is trying to create a national emergency which would oiiow— national emergency which would oiiow inen— national emergency which would allow them, despite legal action or allow them, despite legal action on nesiienis— allow them, despite legal action or residents complaints, gag..— or residents complaints, etcetera, to _ or residents complaints, etcetera, to plough ahead and use government—

etcetera, to plough ahead and use government owned sites, niiiionw— use government owned sites, niiiionw ioses— use government owned sites, military bases, former military ioses— military bases, former military ioses oni— military bases, former military bases and former— military bases, former military bases and former prisons to noise— bases and former prisons to noise pectic.— bases and former prisons to house people. despite complaints inon— house people. despite complaints inon ine— house people. despite complaints from the local— house people. despite complaints from the local community. let's get from the local community. let's gei so— from the local community. let's gei none— from the local community. let's get some more analysis now from gb get some more analysis now from on news— get some more analysis now from on news none— get some more analysis now from gb news home and— get some more analysis now from gb news home and security editor noni— gb news home and security editor now wnic— gb news home and security editor mark white, who— gb news home and security editor mark white, who is— gb news home and security editor mark white, who is outside the iiowoi— mark white, who is outside the iiowoi couns— mark white, who is outside the royal courts justice. mark royal courts of justice. mark icon— royal courts of justice. mark yeah, massive— royal courts of justice. mark yeah, massive revelation this icon— yeah, massive revelation this ioiow . — yeah, massive revelation this ioiow . vein.— yeah, massive revelation this today . yeah. and- yeah, massive revelation this today . yeah. and it- yeah, massive revelation this today. / i: t : yeah, massive revelation this- today . yeah. and it would appear today. yeah. and it would appear today. yeah. and it would appear to be a pretty embarrassing contradiction given that the prime minister is very publicly declaring that he will stop the small boats and yet the government lawyers arguing the case of why we should have large scale asylum accommodation centres in former raf bases like wethersfield in essex is saying thing quite markedly that it they are predicting the officials at the home office that there will be 11,000 more people arriving this year than arrived last year 56,000 people arriving in small boats across the english channel. and that

really gives an indication of just how vital this court case is for the government in terms of trying to steer a way forward , in terms of where on earth they accommodate these people because in the figures that you were outlining there, they're going to be looking . at 120 to going to be looking. at 120 to 140,000 supported and accomp nafion 140,000 supported and accomp nation places required in the year ahead. they've said that 48,000 people are currently being housed in hundreds of hotels across the country . well, hotels across the country. well, if you take that figure of 56,000, even just looking at these bases where they want to put many more asylum seekers than, say, would be housed in a hotel between 1502 thousand asylum seekers in these specialist acommon nation centres will, even with that figure, you would need . between figure, you would need. between 30 and 35 kyiv of these big

accommodation centres just to deal with the 56,000 who are coming across this year. that doesn't even begin to address the issue of what to do to reduce the fact that 48,000 people are currently in hundreds of hotels across the country. yeah look, absolutely, mark. i mean, it is, like i said before, snociing— mean, it is, like i said before, shocking revelations out of the conni— shocking revelations out of the conni ioiow— shocking revelations out of the court today and— shocking revelations out of the court today and an apparent contradiction— court today and an apparent contradiction in— court today and an apparent contradiction in terms as well, it contradiction in terms as well, ii nosi— contradiction in terms as well, ii nnsi ie— contradiction in terms as well, it must be said,— contradiction in terms as well, it must be said, and this noiionoi— it must be said, and this national emergency claim as new.— national emergency claim as non. insi— national emergency claim as well. just again,— national emergency claim as well. just again, just just neinesn— well. just again, just just refresh us.— well. just again, just just refresh us. just refresh us exociiw— refresh us. just refresh us exactly what— refresh us. just refresh us exactly what would this mean for the exactly what would this mean for ine ieoiie— exactly what would this mean for ine ieoiie wno— exactly what would this mean for the people who were talking to in wethersfield? _ the people who were talking to in wethersfield? and i've got some on very shortly some people on very shortly ocinoiiw— some people on very shortly ocinoiiw-wenw- some people on very shortly ocinoiiw-wenw ,- some people on very shortly actually, very , very actually, who are very, very concerned _this. - actually, who are very, very concerned this. it would concerned about this. it would insi— concerned about this. it would iosi on— concerned about this. it would just mean that— concerned about this. it would just mean that despite them sowing— just mean that despite them sowing ,— just mean that despite them sowing , icon— just mean that despite them saying , look, it's ruin saying, look, it's going to ruin cnn-inen— saying, look, it's going to ruin our-there could- saying, look, it's going to ruin our there could be our economy, there could be iniiic— our economy, there could be public health— our economy, there could be public health safety public health and safety concerns. there could be just genenoi— concerns. there could be just. general—concerns concerns. there could be just genergovernment concerns concerns. there could be just genergovernment cgno erns . the government goes no noiionoi—.- . the government goes no national_. see,j . the government goes no- national_. see, we're national emergency. see, we're icing— national emergency. see, we're icing inis— national emergency. see, we're icing inis . — national emergency. see, we're doing this . yes.— national emergency. see, we're doing this . “4115 initcc national emergency. see, we're doing this. “4115 initcc city doing this. yes. well, the very reason we got these very stark figures set out in the way they

have been in the court behind me , patrick, is because the government is presenting this case for a national emergency declaration , the fact that declaration, the fact that things are so serious that now these planning objections that could be relied on by councils in a bid to try to stop the development, in a bid to try to stop the development , former raf development, former raf wethersfield up at raf scampton. well the government just needs to declare this a national emergency for that effectively to be accepted by the courts and then they have this rule under class. q it's described as that allows them to ignore the objection signs of local planners and as long as it sits on government land and crown property like of a ministry of defence base , then there is defence base, then there is pretty much nothing that a local authority can do about this. despite braintree district council other objectors to other accommodation centres across the

country, we have heard about saying that these centres are just not suitable because the places that they're putting them are by and large in rural areas where there just isn't the infrastructure . for in the wider infrastructure. for in the wider area around and these accommodation centres , because accommodation centres, because it would be one thing if this was a detention centre for where no one was allowed to leave the fact is it's an asylum seeker accommodation centre so people will have the right to leave any time they want to go into the local community to do whatever they want and of course, understandably , people in local understandably, people in local communities around the likes of the raf wethersfield base are very concerned at the prospect of hundreds of young men because let's face it, they will be young men, they won't be women or children in these centres. they're very concerned and about the potential for trouble, for harm . the vast majority may be harm. the vast majority may be good law abiding citizens. it

only takes a few to be very disruptive to a local communities motty. okay, mark, thank communities motty. okay, mark, inoni won— communities motty. okay, mark, inoni wow wow— communities motty. okay, mark, thank you very much.— t t c okay, mark, thank you very much. mark white inne— thank you very much. mark white tag, on— thank you very much. mark white there, our home— thank you very much. mark white there, our home insecurity eiiion— there, our home insecurity editor outside— there, our home insecurity editor outside the royal courts of editor outside the royal courts oi justice-— editor outside the royal courts on insiiceliii— editor outside the royal courts of justice. did give us that editor outside the royal courts of j breaking did give us that editor outside the royal courts of j breaking line give us that editor outside the royal courts of j breaking line atle us that editor outside the royal courts of j breaking line at thes that editor outside the royal courts of j breaking line at the topat editor outside the royal courts of j breaking line at the top , big breaking line at the top, wnicn— big breaking line at the top, wnicn is— big breaking line at the top, which is about— big breaking line at the top, which is about these migrant iignnes— which is about these migrant iignnes. ani— which is about these migrant figures. and-was- which is about these migrant figures. and was relating figures. and he was relating inene— figures. and he was relating inene io— figures. and he was relating inene io o— figures. and he was relating there to a-at- figures. and he was relating there to a at raf there to a site at raf wethersfield. and it is there inoi— wethersfield. and it is there inoi we— wethersfield. and it is there inoi we go— wethersfield. and it is there that we go now— wethersfield. and it is there that we go now because suella inowennnon is— that we go now because suella braverman is planning to use raf weinensiieii— braverman is planning to use raf wethersfield to— braverman is planning to use raf wethersfield to house asylum seeensi— wethersfield to house asylum seeensi oni— wethersfield to house asylum seekers and is— wethersfield to house asylum seekers and is being challenged by essex— seekers and is being challenged by essex council— seekers and is being challenged by essex council in the high ccni. — by essex council in the high court. joining— by essex council in the high court. joining me now is tony cionie— court. joining me now is tony clarke holland,— court. joining me now is tony clarke holland, who is the ieiniw— clarke holland, who is the ieiniw cnoin— clarke holland, who is the deputy chair of- clarke holland, who is the deputy chair of the fields association,— deputy chair of the fields association, which is campaigning against of campaigning against the use of wethersfield— campaigning against the use of wethersfield _to - campaigning against the use of wethersfield to house wethersfield airfield to house oswinn — wethersfield airfield to house asylum seekers.— wethersfield airfield to house asylum seekers. look, thank you nonw— asylum seekers. look, thank you wen-ion— asylum seekers. look, thank you wen-ion ioining— asylum seekers. look, thank you very forjoining me. i'm very much forjoining me. i'm insi— very much forjoining me. i'm iosi-none— very much forjoining me. i'm iosi-none os- very much forjoining me. i'm just-here as part- very much forjoining me. i'm just here as part of the just reading here as part of the connci-si— just reading here as part of the council's legal— just reading here as part of the council's legal proceedings, the home— council's legal proceedings, the home-confirmed- council's legal proceedings, the home confirmed to the home office confirmed to the judge— home office confirmed to the tnige-ine— home office confirmed to the tnige-ine-inoil home office confirmed to the. judge _the -that they judge hearing the case that they will judge hearing the case that they wiii-oswinn - judge hearing the case that they will asylum seekers on will not move asylum seekers on to wethersfield _ will not move asylum seekers on to wethersfield until to wethersfield airfield until sncn — to wethersfield airfield until sncn o— to wethersfield airfield until sncn o ine— to wethersfield airfield until such a time after the court neoning— such a time after the court neoning oni— such a time after the court hearing and will only do so if inew— hearing and will only do so if inew sncceei— hearing and will only do so if they succeed in— hearing and will only do so if they succeed in defending their iosiiion.— they succeed in defending their position..looks_ they succeed in defending their position..looks to— they succeed in defending their position. looks to me as position. it looks to me as incogn— position. it looks to me as though-created. position. it looks to me as though created a, position. it looks to me as- though-created a, quote, though they've created a, quote, noiionoi— though they've created a, quote, national emergency in order to picni— national emergency in order to iioni o— national emergency in order to iioni o iooi— national emergency in order to plonk a load of— national emergency in order to plonk a load of asylum seekers

in wow— plonk a load of asylum seekers in wow iown— plonk a load of asylum seekers in wow iown . — plonk a load of asylum seekers in your town . well,- plonk a load of asylum seekers in your town . bottle in your town. well, that's exactly what's happened. i mean, obviously, one of the arguments that we had in that braintree district council put forward that they can't use class q to circumnavigate the planning scenario. and of course , funnily scenario. and of course, funnily enough, the day before the court hearing, the government had come out and said there's a national emergency , which just sort of emergency, which just sort of smacks of trying to back up and support their their own position . it's one i'm going to play ieni-s— . it's one i'm going to play devil's advocate— it's one i'm going to play devil's advocate for a minute. iosiooo— devil's advocate for a minute. 109,000 asylum _ devil's advocate for a minute. 109,000 asylum seekers currently in sniioniei— 109,000 asylum seekers currently in supported accommodation as yet in supported accommodation as wei nowenen— in supported accommodation as wei nowenen one— in supported accommodation as yet nowhere are you are 48,000. in yet nowhere are you are 48,000. in noieis. — yet nowhere are you are 48,000. in noieis. in— yet nowhere are you are 48,000. in hotels. i'm not— yet nowhere are you are 48,000. in hotels. i'm not sure whether or in hotels. i'm not sure whether on noi— in hotels. i'm not sure whether on noi o— in hotels. i'm not sure whether or not a hotel— in hotels. i'm not sure whether or not a hotel is— in hotels. i'm not sure whether or not a hotel is being used in wow— or not a hotel is being used in your area. active— or not a hotel is being used in your area. active preparing for socioc— your area. active preparing for some cnone— your area. active preparing for 56,000 more channel crossings inis— 56,000 more channel crossings inis weon. — 56,000 more channel crossings inis weon. we— 56,000 more channel crossings this year. we know— 56,000 more channel crossings this year. we know that only 13% of this year. we know that only 13% oi oswinn — this year. we know that only 13% of asylum applications and this, by ine— of asylum applications and this, by ine wow,— of asylum applications and this, by ine now, is— of asylum applications and this, by the way, is bonkers. are inocessei— by the way, is bonkers. are processed within the first concie— processed within the first coniie oi— processed within the first couple of years. one 3. they are ecieciei— couple of years. one 3. they are enieciei going— couple of years. one 3. they are enieciei going ni— couple of years. one 3. they are expected going up to 140,000 oswinn— expected going up to 140,000 asylum seekers— expected going up to 140,000 asylum seekers to be in accommodation by the end of this

weon— accommodation by the end of this weon. sono— accommodation by the end of this won some ieoiie— accommodation by the end of this year. some people would say inene— year. some people would say inene is— year. some people would say inene is o— year. some people would say there is a national emergency oni— there is a national emergency oni wiin— there is a national emergency oni wiin o— there is a national emergency and with a heavy— there is a national emergency and with a heavy heart you have to and with a heavy heart you have io io— and with a heavy heart you have io io wow— and with a heavy heart you have io io wonn iii— and with a heavy heart you have io io wow iii . — and with a heavy heart you have to do your bit. hm— and with a heavy heart you have to do your bit . �*fig�*it; “an: to do your bit. hm we had a similar conversation a few weeks back. similar conversation a few weeks back . the national emergency has back. the national emergency has suddenly appeared as been created did. it's four years in ine— created did. it's four years in ine noiing— created did. it's four years in the making and— created did. it's four years in the making and i— t: i: it it's four years in the making and i think as some of the making and i think as some oi wow— the making and i think as some of your reporters— the making and i think as some of your reporters have been sowing— of your reporters have been saying recently,— of your reporters have been saying recently, we didn't use to saying recently, we didn't use io nove— saying recently, we didn't use io nowe inis— saying recently, we didn't use to have this problem. the inccessing— to have this problem. the processing happened really, really quite quickly. so part of the question is right back at the question is right back at the government, how is this even occurred? a national occurred? why is this a national emergency? arnie the point of emergency? arnie on the point of so why they put so actually, why don't they put their efforts and hustle bit their efforts and hustle a bit on the processing done on getting the processing done and under control because and back under control because even got this through in even if they got this through in wethersfield bexhill and there is a list of 3540 centres that they're planning to do, which is why this judgement is so important . why this judgement is so important. but why this judgement is so important . but they the important. but if they put the same amount of effort and energy into processing , might same amount of effort and energy into be processing , might same amount of effort and energy intobe havingssing , might same amount of effort and energy intobe having thisi , might same amount of effort and energy into be having this conversation not be having this conversation as far as doing our bit. that's not problem. everyone's happy not a problem. everyone's happy to do bit, but when you've to do their bit, but when you've got of 700

got a small village of 700 people, all 700, 2000, 3000, whatever, it goes up to , is not whatever, it goes up to, is not doing your bit. whatever, it goes up to, is not doing your bit . and that's just doing your bit. and that's just that's complete saturation isn't it? yeah. no it is. absolutely. ani— it? yeah. no it is. absolutely. no iooi— it? yeah. no it is. absolutely. no iooi ,— it? yeah. no it is. absolutely. and look , i've— it? yeah. no it is. absolutely. and look , i've got— c?’ yeah. no it is. absolutely. and look , i've got to be honest and look, i've got to be honest wiin— and look, i've got to be honest wiin won— and look, i've got to be honest wiin won now— and look, i've got to be honest with you now, it— and look, i've got to be honest with you now, it does look a bit to with you now, it does look a bit io ne— with you now, it does look a bit io ne os— with you now, it does look a bit to me as though— with you now, it does look a bit to me as though the human rights of to me as though the human rights oi ine— to me as though the human rights oi ine ieoiie— to me as though the human rights oi ine ieoiie in— to me as though the human rights of the people in your area are coming— of the people in your area are coming second— of the people in your area are coming second to— of the people in your area are coming second to the human nignis— coming second to the human nignis oi— coming second to the human rights of people— coming second to the human rights of people who may well be iioniei— rights of people who may well be iioniei inene. — rights of people who may well be plonked there. do— rights of people who may well be plonked there. do you think inoi-s— plonked there. do you think inoi-s icin— plonked there. do you think that's fair ? _ plonked there. do you think that's fair ? i— plonked there. do you think that's fair ? that's fair? i think that's a justifiable statement. and certainly some of the local community feel that way as well, because and part of that has come about purely through the lack of consultation from the home office. again, we come back to this scenario where and we had this conversation with our local mp as well, which was around sort state is the around what sort of state is the country in where local residents and the local authority has to go to court, to the court go to court, to the high court just to have a conversation with the home office about the pros and cons of this being an acceptable place to then essentially be told unto then with respect, essentially to be

told that, we've heard your told that, yes, we've heard your concerns, care. concerns, but we don't care. we're doing anyway. it's a noiionoi— we're doing anyway. it's a national tony, national emergency. look, tony, inoni— national emergency. look, tony, inoni-wenw— national emergency. look, tony, thank-very much.- national emergency. look, tony, thank very much. always thank you very much. always a iieosnne.— thank you very much. always a picnic—won- thank you very much. always a iieosnne.—won -l thank you very much. always a. pleasure—you . tony pleasure. good luck to you. tony ciow— pleasure. good luck to you. tony clark holland,— pleasure. good luck to you. tony clark holland, their deputy cnoinienson— clark holland, their deputy chairperson fields chairperson at the fields association.— chairperson at the fields association. that is in association. so that is in wethersfield,— association. so that is in wethersfield, which is one of the wethersfield, which is one of inc-inoi— wethersfield, which is one of inc-inoi is— wethersfield, which is one of the that is relevant at the areas that is relevant at inis— the areas that is relevant at inis conni— the areas that is relevant at this court case— the areas that is relevant at this court case is- the areas that is relevant at this court case is taking place ioiow.— this court case is taking place ioiow-ii-s— this court case is taking place ioiow-ii-s oniw- this court case is taking place today. it's only because today. and it's only because inew-we— today. and it's only because inew-we gone— today. and it's only because they've gone court today. and it's only because- they've gone-court-that they've gone to court today that we now have these— they've gone to court today that we now have these numbers about the we now have these numbers about ine conni— we now have these numbers about ine oonni oi— we now have these numbers about the amount of people are the amount of people that are enieciing— the amount of people that are expecting accommodation like expecting an accommodation like inis—oiieon- expecting an accommodation like inis—oiieon ,- this. and it does appear, ioesn-i— this. and it does appear, ioesn-i n,— this. and it does appear, doesn't it, to— this. and it does appear, doesn't it, to be a direct. iineci— doesn't it, to be a direct. direct odds— doesn't it, to be a direct. direct odds with this policy to, incis— direct odds with this policy to, gnoie, sioi— direct odds with this policy to, gnoie, sioi ine— direct odds with this policy to, quote, stop the boats. and again , i quote, stop the boats. and again , i insi— quote, stop the boats. and again , iinsi woni— quote, stop the boats. and again , itnsi woni io— quote, stop the boats. and again , i just want to emphasise get a iooi— , i just want to emphasise get a iooi oi— , i just want to emphasise get a iooi oi inis— , i just want to emphasise get a load of this figure.— , i just want to emphasise get a load of this figure. the home oiiice— load of this figure. the home ciiice nos— load of this figure. the home office has decided just 13% of oswinn— office has decided just 13% of asylum claims— office has decided just 13% of asylum claims lodged by migrants who asylum claims lodged by migrants wno onnei— asylum claims lodged by migrants wno onniwei in— asylum claims lodged by migrants who arrived in small boats since the who arrived in small boats since ine ieginning— who arrived in small boats since the beginning of— who arrived in small boats since the beginning of 2018. so just go.— the beginning of 2018. so just go. oi— the beginning of 2018. so just go. oi inose— the beginning of 2018. so just 13% of those people. so think oioni— 13% of those people. so think oioni oii— 13% of those people. so think oioni oi oi— 13% of those people. so think about all of the— 13% of those people. so think about all of the people that are coming— about all of the people that are conning incogn— about all of the people that are coming through. so when we hear now-ogoin— coming through. so when we hear now-again,-these- now that, again, that these siies— now that, again, that these siies-ieing- sites that are being commandeered by state commandeered by the state in onion— commandeered by the state in onion-oswinn- commandeered by the state in order asylum seekers in order to put asylum seekers in at order to put asylum seekers in oi—oi— order to put asylum seekers in oi—oi ine- order to put asylum seekers in at_of the local. at the expense of the local ieoiie— at the expense of the local ieoiie in— at the expense of the local people in terms— at the expense of the local people in terms of their emotional— people in terms of theiri emotional—it people in terms of their-

emotional_it were? emotional expense, as it were? noii— emotional expense, as it were? new ocinoiiw— emotional expense, as it were? well actually, these are well actually, these people are not well actually, these people are noi—onwiinel well actually, these people are. not—anytime soon, not going anywhere anytime soon, are not going anywhere anytime soon, in inewi— not going anywhere anytime soon, in inewi inew— not going anywhere anytime soon, are they? they might be moved ooni— are they? they might be moved onnni—ine- around, dotted across the conninw— around, dotted across thei conninw,—going country, but it's not going to be country, but it's not going to ie-innnowen- country, but it's not going to be turnover because be a high turnover because nniess— be a high turnover because unless we -the - be a high turnover because unless we the staff to unless we have the staff to ocinoiiw— unless we have the staff to i actually _claims, unless we have the staff to . actuc'they're _claims, unless we have the staff to actuc'they're going claims, unless we have the staff to actuc'they're going anywhere. then they're not going anywhere. in then they're not going anywhere. in—iosi- in bexhill, though, in east snssew— in bexhill, though, in easti sussex,-planning in bexhill, though, in east- sussex,-planning to sussex, locals are planning to sioge— sussex, locals are planning to sioge-inoiesi- sussex, locals are planning to stage-protest this- stage another protest this evening—iol stage another protest this- evening_to plans evening in opposition to plans to evening in opposition to plans io nonse— evening in opposition to plans to house 1200— evening in opposition to plans to house 1200 migrants in their iown— to house 1200 migrants in their iown .— to house 1200 migrants in their iown . ani— to house 1200 migrants in their iown . no we— to house 1200 migrants in their town . and we are— to house 1200 migrants in their town . and we are off to bexhill town. and we are off to bexhill now because geoff— town. and we are off to bexhill now because geoff is a local nesiieni— now because geoff is a local resident and _ now because geoff is a local resident and i— now because geoff is a local resident and i believe geoff ioins— resident and i believe geoff toins ne— resident and i believe geoff joins me. geoff,— resident and i believe geoff joins me. geoff, thank you very nncn—noiel joins me. geoff, thank you veryi nncn—noie won much forjoining me. i hope you are much forjoining me. i hope you one-now— much forjoining me. i hope you one-nowlwon— much forjoining me. i hope youi are-how.you-to are well. how do you respond to the are well. how do you respond to ine ioiesi— are well. how do you respond to the latest stark— are well. how do you respond to the latest stark figures, by the way— the latest stark figures, by the wow, ooni— the latest stark figures, by the way, around 140,000 people are going— way, around 140,000 people are going io— way, around 140,000 people are going io ie— way, around 140,000 people are going io ie in— way, around 140,000 people are going to be in accommodation a iiiiie— going to be in accommodation a iiiiie iii— going to be in accommodation a little bit like— going to be in accommodation a little bit like the— going to be in accommodation a little bit like the one i can ieiini— little bit like the one i can see behind you— little bit like the one i can see behind you there. and we're in o— see behind you there. and we're in o noiionoi— see behind you there. and we're in a national emergency. how do you— in a national emergency. how do won nesioni— in a national emergency. how do won nesioni io— in a national emergency. how do you respond to all— in a national emergency. how do you respond to all of these iignnesi— you respond to all of these figures? yeah— you respond to all of these figures? yeah the national inengencw— figures? yeah the national emergency put out by home office is insi— emergency put out by home office is iosi o— emergency put out by home office is iosi o wow— emergency put out by home office is iosi o wow oi— emergency put out by home office is just a way of getting around iionning. — is just a way of getting around iionning. ii-s— is just a way of getting around planning. it's pretty- is just a way of getting around planning. tinti: planning. it's pretty sad to think that democracy is at stake here, that if the government is allowed to invoke an emergency on this , what next? what will it on this, what next? what will it invoke — on this, what next? what will it

invoke on— on this, what next? what will it invoke an emergency— iii" “itxi’ what will it invoke an emergency decision on neoii— invoke an emergency decision on nekii voo— invoke an emergency decision on nekii you know— invoke an emergency decision on next? you know, we— invoke an emergency decision on next? you know, we simply cannot keep — next? you know, we simply cannot keep going — next? you know, we simply cannot keep going on— next? you know, we simply cannot keep going on iike— next? you know, we simply cannot keep going on like this, which is blundering_ keep going on like this, which is blundering from one chaotic siinoiion— is blundering from one chaotic siinoiion io— is blundering from one chaotic situation to another . why is it situation to another. why is it an situation to another. why is it on enengencw— situation to another. why is it on enengencw i— situation to another. why is it an emergency ? they've known an emergency? they've known oioni— an emergency? they've known oioni ii— an emergency? they've known oioni ii ion— an emergency? they've known about it for seven— an emergency? they've known about it for seven years. it's ioen— about it for seven years. it's ieen going— about it for seven years. it's ieen going on— about it for seven years. it's been going on since 2015. and sniieniw— been going on since 2015. and suddenly, suddenly they're all snninisei— suddenly, suddenly they're all swinisei .— suddenly, suddenly they're all surprised . well,— suddenly, suddenly they're all surprised . well, why are they surprised. well, why are they swinisei— surprised. well, why are they snninisei i— surprised. well, why are they surprised ? and,— surprised. well, why are they surprised ? and, you know, why surprised? and, you know, why nove — surprised? and, you know, why nove inew— surprised? and, you know, why have they been— surprised? and, you know, why have they been doing something , have they been doing something, you have they been doing something, won know— have they been doing something, won know on— have they been doing something, you know, an oversight on wesiniii— you know, an oversight on westmill part— you know, an oversight on westmill part shouldn't be an enengencw— westmill part shouldn't be an enengencw on— westmill part shouldn't be an emergency on bexhill's part . emergency on bexhill's part. nein— emergency on bexhill's part. vieii. i— emergency on bexhill's part. vieii. i inink— emergency on bexhill's part. well, i think it's— emergency on bexhill's part. well, i think it's not- emergency on bexhill's part. well, i think it's not so- emergency on bexhill's part. well, i think it's not so much a national emergency, which it is. it's potentially a national emergency of the government's own making, by the but own making, by the way. but it's definitely for definitely a local emergency for you, ? very, very local. you, isn't it? very, very local. venw— you, isn't it? very, very local. veryv venw— you, isn't it? very, very local. veryv venw iocoi. — you, isn't it? very, very local. very, very local. and- c c?’ very, very local. very, very local. and it's very iensonoi— very, very local. and it's very iensonoi io— very, very local. and it's very personal to bexhill. used to be iike— personal to bexhill. used to be like sussex's_ personal to bexhill. used to be like sussex's best— personal to bexhill. used to be like sussex's best kept secret. is— like sussex's best kept secret. is o— like sussex's best kept secret. it's a seaside— like sussex's best kept secret. it's a seaside town, keeps iiseii— it's a seaside town, keeps iiseii io— it's a seaside town, keeps itself to itself. - it's a seaside town, keeps itself to itself. c itg itself to itself. it's very conservative with a big and small sea. and now suddenly inene-s— small sea. and now suddenly inene-s o— small sea. and now suddenly there's a there's— and now suddenly there's a there's going to be an

influx— there's a there's going to be an influx oi— there's a there's going to be an influx of 1200— there's a there's going to be an influx of 1200 people all with no neoi— influx of 1200 people all with no neoi iock— influx of 1200 people all with no real back up— influx of 1200 people all with no real back up here. so it's insi— no real back up here. so it's iosi ine— no real back up here. so it's iosi ine nosi— no real back up here. so it's just the most unsuitable site. iis— just the most unsuitable site. is ieneiici— just the most unsuitable site. it's derelict .— just the most unsuitable site. it's derelict . it— just the most unsuitable site. it's derelict . it don't look at it's derelict. it don't look at ine— it's derelict. it don't look at the government— it's derelict. it don't look at the government pictures that snow— the government pictures that snow ii— the government pictures that snow ii in— the government pictures that show it in pristine condition. is— show it in pristine condition. is noi— show it in pristine condition. is noi in— show it in pristine condition. it's not in pristine condition by any— it's not in pristine condition by onw sineicn— it's not in pristine condition by any stretch of the imagination. an it's to take an age— imagination. an it's to take an oge io— imagination. an it's to take an oge io ocinoiiw— imagination. an it's to take an age to actually make this noiiioiie— age to actually make this habitable .— age to actually make this habitable . and on humanitarian habitable. and on humanitarian gnonnis— habitable. and on humanitarian gnonnis, won— habitable. and on humanitarian grounds, you can't put anyone in ince— grounds, you can't put anyone in inene. voo— grounds, you can't put anyone in there. you simply— grounds, you can't put anyone in there. you simply can't put onwone— there. you simply can't put onwone in— there. you simply can't put anyone in there. - there. you simply can't put anyone in there. so it's the wnong— anyone in there. so it's the wnong ince— anyone in there. so it's the wrong place. it's- anyone in there. so it's the wrong place. it's the wrong iine. — wrong place. it's the wrong iine. ani— wrong place. it's the wrong iine. ani by— wrong place. it's the wrong time. and by doing this , you time. and by doing this, you know— time. and by doing this, you know by— time. and by doing this, you know, by having— time. and by doing this, you know, by having these sites, if you— know, by having these sites, if won iike— know, by having these sites, if won iike, going— know, by having these sites, if you like, going up, it takes the inessnne oii— you like, going up, it takes the pressure off the— you like, going up, it takes the pressure off the government from ocinoiiw— pressure off the government from ociion—ii.— pressure off the government from ocinoiiw—ii. - pressure off the government from ocinoiiw—ii. sc- pressure off the government from actually—it. so it'll. actually addressing it. so it'll be actually addressing it. so it'll ie-cne— actually addressing it. so it'll ie-cne inis— actually addressing it. so it'll be-one this week. - actually addressing it. so it'll be one this week. it'll be be this one this week. it'll be another one next week, which it has to be get up to the has to be to get up to the amount that need. so every amount that we need. so every week a little bit— amount that we need. so every week a little bit of— : so every week a little bit of pressure is ioken— week a little bit of pressure is ioken oii— week a little bit of pressure is taken off the— week a little bit of pressure is taken off the government from ocinoiiw— taken off the government from actually _with - taken off the government from actually _with it. - taken off the government from actually with it. so actually dealing with it. so inis— actually dealing with it. so this-solution- actually dealing with it. so this-solution . i actually dealing with it. so- this-solution . geoff this is not the solution. geoff we this is not the solution. geoff vie ne— this is not the solution. geoff we iiowing— this is not the solution. geoff we are playing footage now of not the old slick pr pictures from the government, but actually quite clearly visible imagery about how derelict it

looks. ithink imagery about how derelict it looks. i think everyone can see inoi-s— looks. i think everyone can see inoi-s noi— looks. i think everyone can see that's not really— looks. i think everyone can see that's not really fit— i think everyone can see that's not really fit for human noiiioiion— that's not really fit for human noiiioiion .— that's not really fit for human habitation . geoff— that's not really fit for human habitation . geoff what is the habitation. geoff what is the noin— habitation. geoff what is the main complaint— habitation. geoff what is the main complaint for you guys oion— main complaint for you guys oioni inon — main complaint for you guys apart from apart— main complaint for you guys apart from apart from the oivions— apart from apart from the oivions ,— apart from apart from the obvious , which is the amount of obvious, which is the amount of ieoiie— obvious, which is the amount of ieoiie inoi— obvious, which is the amount of ieoiie no one— obvious, which is the amount of people that are being dumped inenei— people that are being dumped inenei i— people that are being dumped there? i mean,— people that are being dumped there? i mean, could this site nove— there? i mean, could this site nove ioen— there? i mean, could this site have been used— there? i mean, could this site have been used for something eisei— have been used for something else?-planning- else? was there planning developments— else? was there planning developments place? else? was there planning developments-place? there developments in place? was there an developments in place? was there on-ieveioineni- developments in place? was there an-development in- an economic development in once?— an economic development ini iiocei—inoi place? was there a bit of that going— place? was there a bit of that going on — place? was there a bit of that going on? yeah,— place? was there a bit of that going on? yeah, i- place? was there a bit of that going on? “411g?" t ”g going on? yeah, i mean, every council has a development policy and we have a local development plan that runs until i think don't quote me on this now, although you will, 2028 so it's got five more years to run on the local development policy. so it's already been assessed by elected people. now the council are elected people. now the council eieciei— elected people. now the council are elected and— elected people. now the council are elected and we've— t: now the council are elected and we've got councillors— are elected and we've got councillors that are elected and eieciions— councillors that are elected and eieciions one— councillors that are elected and elections are coming up soon. so so inene-s— elections are coming up soon. so so there's already— elections are coming up soon. so so there's already a— elections are coming up soon. so so there's already a plan in iioce— so there's already a plan in iioce inoi-s— so there's already a plan in place that's been signed off and ogneei— place that's been signed off and ogneei by— place that's been signed off and agreed by everybody . and now agreed by everybody. and now sniieniw— agreed by everybody. and now suddenly emerging rac suddenly there's an emerging rac and suddenly there's an emerging rac oni oii— suddenly there's an emerging rac oni oii inc,— suddenly there's an emerging rac and all the, all— suddenly there's an emerging rac and all the, all the— suddenly there's an emerging rac and all the, all the democracy inoi— and all the, all the democracy inoi goes— and all the, all the democracy that goes behind— and all the, all the democracy that goes behind those plans is just that goes behind those plans is iosi innsnei— that goes behind those plans is just brushed to— that goes behind those plans is just brushed to one side. c just brushed to one side. it's pretty— just brushed to one side. c c.:tt just pretty undemocratic. just

quickly, geoff, very- c.:tt just quickly, geoff, very quickly. now:— quickly, geoff, very quickly. wow i-ve— quickly, geoff, very quickly. now, i've always wanted to ask iike— now, i've always wanted to ask someone like you,— now, i've always wanted to ask someone like you, you say that area is conservative with a big oni— area is conservative with a big oni o— area is conservative with a big oni o snoii— area is conservative with a big and a small c,— area is conservative with a big and a small c, who the heck do you— and a small c, who the heck do won voic— and a small c, who the heck do won voie ion— and a small c, who the heck do won voie ion in— and a small c, who the heck do you vote for in the— and a small c, who the heck do you vote for in the next election? _ you vote for in the next election? well- you vote for in the next election? initcc c you vote for in the next election? initcc ”ital you vote for in the next- election? well, it's a real big thing and it's the most horrible feeling to feel abandoned by your mp. and i've never been on a your mp. and i've never been on o conioign— your mp. and i've never been on oconioign on— your mp. and i've never been on oconioign on o— . tiff” and i've never been on a campaign or a protest before in nw— a campaign or a protest before in nw tn.— a campaign or a protest before in nw iiie, noi— a campaign or a protest before in my life, not even as a sinieni. — in my life, not even as a student. but- in my life, not even as a student. t in my life, not even as a student. in my life, not even as a- student. but when you feel that you've been let down by your mp or abandoned , then you're going or abandoned, then you're going to go out. so i don't know. i don't know who to vote for. i may even put myself up heaven forbid. put yourself up. well, you— forbid. put yourself up. well, won neoni— forbid. put yourself up. well, won neoni ii— forbid. put yourself up. well, you heard it here— it put yourself up. well, you heard it here first, jeff. inonk— you heard it here first, jeff. inonk won— you heard it here first, jeff. thank you very,— you heard it here first, jeff. thank you very, very much. great sinii. — thank you very, very much. great sinnn. ieii— thank you very, very much. great stuff. jeff there, _a - stuff. jeff there, who is a iekniii— stuff. jeff there, who is a bexhill resident. now bexhill local resident. now some ineoking— bexhill local resident. now some ineoking-won. - bexhill local resident. now some ineoking-won. _soi breaking news for you. okay. so the breaking news for you. okay. so ine sennio— breaking news for you. okay. so the senior civil— breaking news for you. okay. so the senior civil service union, ine— the senior civil service union, ine iik— the senior civil service union, ine iii ,— the senior civil service union, ine iii , is— the senior civil service union, the fda , is to— the senior civil service union, the fda , is to balance its the fda, is to balance its nnennensi— the fda, is to balance its members over- the fda, is to balance its members over strike action. i'll neoi— members over strike action. i'll neoi inoi— members over strike action. i'll neoi inoi one— members over strike action. i'll read that one more— members over strike action. i'll read that one more time. some ineoking— read that one more time. some ineoking news— read that one more time. some breaking news for— read that one more time. some breaking news for you. the senior civil— breaking news for you. the senior civil service union, the nw— senior civil service union, the iii, is— senior civil service union, the iii, is io— senior civil service union, the fda, is to ballot— senior civil service union, the fda, is to ballot its members sinke— fda, is to ballot its members over strike action. _ fda, is to ballot its members over strike action. so there we 90- — over strike action. so there we go. inoi-s— over strike action. so there we go. inoi-s ine— over strike action. so there we go. that's the breaking line

inenn— go. that's the breaking line inene. wow— go. that's the breaking line there. now, gb— go. that's the breaking line there. now, gb news has excinsiveiw— there. now, gb news has exclusively revealed that ioiienw— exclusively revealed that lottery money- exclusively revealed that lottery money was given to an ociivisi— lottery money was given to an ociivisi gnoni— lottery money was given to an activist group that hosted a ioik— activist group that hosted a ioik coiiing— activist group that hosted a talk calling boris johnson and oiien— talk calling boris johnson and other politicians— talk calling boris johnson and other politicians devils. and on top other politicians devils. and on ioi oi— other politicians devils. and on ioi oi inoi— other politicians devils. and on ioi oi inoi os— other politicians devils. and on top of that as well, it oiieonei.— top of that as well, it appeared. anyway, it appeared to not appeared. anyway, it appeared to noi ie— appeared. anyway, it appeared to not be condemning violence ogoinsi— not be condemning violence ogoinsi ioiice— not be condemning violence against police officers . lottery against police officers. lottery nonew— against police officers. lottery nonew really?— against police officers. lottery money really? is— against police officers. lottery money really? is it going to extremists?— money really? is it going to extremists? i'm— money really? is it going to extremists? i'm patrick christys on ci— extremists? i'm patrick christys on on news— extremists? i'm patrick christys on gb news and— extremists? i'm patrick christys on gb news and we are britain's

businesses, local trades, men. we— businesses, local trades, men. we woni— businesses, local trades, men. we woni inoi— businesses, local trades, men. we want that economic value ininging— we want that economic value ininging inio— we want that economic value bringing into the— we want that economic value bringing into the town, not iisoiieoning— bringing into the town, not iisoiieoning .— bringing into the town, not iisoiieoning. — bringing into the town, not disappearing. / bringing into the town, not disappearing . / giti disappearing. yeah. before i got stuck into this, just a quick throw ahead to something that we've got coming up, which is i'm going to talking to i'm going to be talking to a just stop activist. was just stop oil activist. i was quite delve into whether quite keen to delve into whether or not they are or not whether or not they are actual terrorist organisation. okay i'm going to throw the cps definition of what a terrorist organisation is or a terrorist group and, and just see if they think it matches up and see if what their are on that.

what their views are on that. but news investigation has but gb news investigation has found that national lottery found that the national lottery heritage fund has given a quarter of £1 million an quarter of £1 million to an activist group that hosted a talk calling various politician as devils and much worse . we did as devils and much worse. we did have exclusive footage of activist stafford scott making the comments at a meeting in brixton in south london a little earlier on this month. but of course there is an excerpt that we're going to play, which is from a report by gb news investigates. reporter charlie peters, me now in the peters, who joins me now in the studio. you've got some peters, who joins me now in the studio. for you've got some peters, who joins me now in the studio. for us, you've got some peters, who joins me now in the studio. for us, ybelieve. some peters, who joins me now in the studio. for us, ybelieve. yes.3 updates for us, i believe. yes. so since we've looked c. u; yes. so since we've looked through the so since we've looked through ine sieecn— so since we've looked through the speech three— so since we've looked through the speech three hours long, sioiioni— the speech three hours long, stafford scott— the speech three hours long, stafford scott described both ionis— stafford scott described both boris johnson— stafford scott described both boris johnson ,— stafford scott described both boris johnson , the former prime boris johnson, the former prime iiinisien— boris johnson, the former prime iiinisien os— boris johnson, the former prime iiinisien os o— boris johnson, the former prime minister, as a devil. he described— minister, as a devil. he described sophie linden, the ieiniw— described sophie linden, the deputy-policing. described sophie linden, the deputy policing and deputy mayor for policing and cnnc,— deputy mayor for policing and came, oiso— deputy mayor for policing and crime, also as— deputy mayor for policing and crime, also as a— deputy mayor for policing and crime, also as a devil and the iiowon-s— crime, also as a devil and the mayor's office— crime, also as a devil and the mayor's office of— crime, also as a devil and the mayor's office of policing and cnnc— mayor's office of policing and cnine-oiso— mayor's office of policing and crime also described crime were also described collectively— crime were also described collectively devils. so very collectively as devils. so very eiensive— collectively as devils. so very extensive line _ collectively as devils. so very extensive line of— collectively as devils. so very extensive line of attack there. he extensive line of attack there. no oiso— extensive line of attack there. he also described the equalities and he also described the equalities oni-iiignis— he also described the equalities and rights commission in and human rights commission in as and human rights commission in os icing— and human rights commission in os ieing o— and human rights commission in os ieing o kini— and human rights commission in as being a kind of— and human rights commission in as being a kind of allies of the ionos— as being a kind of allies of the ionies inoi— as being a kind of allies of the tories that had— as being a kind of allies of the tories that had been used to nong—ne- tories that had been used to| nong—ne oiso tories that had been used to- hang_he also said hang jeremy corbyn. he also said the conservatives,— hang jeremy corbyn. he also said the conservatives, mr scott said the conservatives, mr scott said the conservatives— the conservatives, mr scott said

the conservatives give the conservatives don't give a oioni— the conservatives don't give a oioni iiock— the conservatives don't give a about black-he- the conservatives don't give a about black he went on about black kids. he went on ionnen— about black kids. he went on inninen io— about black kids. he went on inninen io sow— about black kids. he went on further to say that the government's to further to say that the - government's-to crack further to say that the _ government's-to crack down government's plans to crack down on-was modern day- government's plans to crack down on was modern day fascism. on gangs was modern day fascism. so on gangs was modern day fascism. so on— on gangs was modern day fascism. so on ekineneiw— on gangs was modern day fascism. so an extremely controversial nocioi— so an extremely controversial nocioi oni— so an extremely controversial racial and political speech . and racial and political speech. and ionnen— racial and political speech. and inninen oi— racial and political speech. and further at the— racial and political speech. and further at the top— racial and political speech. and further at the top of the speech , ne — further at the top of the speech , ne ocinoiiw— further at the top of the speech , he actually discusses the 1985 inooiwoien— , he actually discusses the 1985 broadwater farm _ , he actually discusses the 1985 broadwater farm riots. now, the eveni— broadwater farm riots. now, the eveni ne— broadwater farm riots. now, the eveni no nos— broadwater farm riots. now, the event he was hosting was under inis— event he was hosting was under inis inis— event he was hosting was under this this title— event he was hosting was under this this title of— event he was hosting was under this this title of 81— event he was hosting was under this this title of 81 acts of eknienoni— this this title of 81 acts of exuberant defiance, which was to commemorate the _ exuberant defiance, which was to commemorate the 1981 brixton nois— commemorate the 1981 brixton niois in— commemorate the 1981 brixton riots in relation— commemorate the 1981 brixton riots in relation to that, he sicke— riots in relation to that, he spoke oioni— riots in relation to that, he spoke about the - riots in relation to that, he spoke about the 1985 riots where pc spoke about the 1985 riots where ic keiin— spoke about the 1985 riots where pc keith blakelock was sadly nnnienei— pc keith blakelock was sadly murdered and— pc keith blakelock was sadly murdered and stafford scott, the sieoken— murdered and stafford scott, the sieoken soii— murdered and stafford scott, the speaker, said that— murdered and stafford scott, the speaker, said that this murder icing— speaker, said that this murder being unsolved— speaker, said that this murder being unsolved moved some of us. he being unsolved moved some of us. no son— being unsolved moved some of us. no soii ,— being unsolved moved some of us. no soii , coiii— being unsolved moved some of us. he said , could see— being unsolved moved some of us. he said , could see that as he said, could see that as insiice— he said, could see that as tnsiice. vie— he said, could see that as justice. we have a clip for you inene-s— justice. we have a clip for you now. there's nobody in prison for now. there's nobody in prison ion ine— now. there's nobody in prison for the death— now. there's nobody in prison for the death of— now. there's nobody in prison for the death of that police oiiicen— for the death of that police officer who _ for the death of that police officer who on _ for the death of that police officer who on the estate from 1985. — officer who on the estate from 1985. kni— officer who on the estate from 1985. and some— officer who on the estate from 1985. and some of- officer who on the estate from 1985. ' i: c»; 1985. and some of us believe that that's justice, because when they kill us, nobody goes to prison for that . can i just to prison for that. can ijust ask, so to prison for that. can i just osk, so wnw— to prison for that. can i just ask, so why was— to prison for that. can i just ask, so why was this- can ijust ask, so why was this why did inis— ask, so why was this why did inis noiion— ask, so why was this why did inis noiien i— ask, so why was this why did this happen ? why was this guy

this happen? why was this guy giving— this happen? why was this guy giving o— this happen? why was this guy giving o sieecn— this happen? why was this guy giving a speech like this at an eveni— giving a speech like this at an event, £250,000— giving a speech like this at an event, £250,000 was given to the iniiiee— event, £250,000 was given to the jubilee initiative,— event, £250,000 was given to the jubilee initiative, an— event, £250,000 was given to the jubilee initiative, an african iiosiono— jubilee initiative, an african iiosiono iei— jubilee initiative, an african diaspora led community group who nosiei— diaspora led community group who nosiei inis— diaspora led community group who nosiei inis si— diaspora led community group who hosted this 81 acts— diaspora led community group who hosted this 81 acts of exuberant ieiionce — hosted this 81 acts of exuberant ieiionce ,— hosted this 81 acts of exuberant defiance , june— hosted this 81 acts of exuberant defiance , june 20th, 21. "it; defiance, june 20th, 21. they given— defiance, june 20th, 21. they were given the— defiance, june 20th, 21. they were given the money. so 40 years after the brixton riots to commemorate it and is a part of their events. they hired this speaker , this controversial speaker, this controversial anti—police speaker, using lottery money that ordinary people into to support good people pay into to support good causes hopefully win few. causes and hopefully win a few. bob, surely there's got bob, i mean, surely there's got to investigation into to be some investigation into this respect , this because with respect, charlie, this is if charlie, i mean, if this is if this the of thing that this is the kind of thing that that is being spent on, that money is being spent on, the national lottery, is the national lottery, money is being goodness being spent on, goodness knows what spent. what else is being spent. precisely. i mean, this is the this is the one looked this is the first one i looked into. say, it into. and i have to say, it threw up quite a few shots. the first one the first one i've looked into, and it's threw up quite already. quite a few already. now, i reached out to national reached out to the national lottery heritage yesterday reached out to the national lottithey eritage yesterday reached out to the national lottitheyeritagthat yesterday reached out to the national lottitheyeritagthat theyzsterday reached out to the national lottithey eritagthat they had day and they said that they had spoken with the spoken to, had a chat with the jubilee initiative. they would advise on how continue advise them on how to continue to project, so they to deliver the project, so they were them. have were standing by them. we have a statement where they said statement there where they said that be explaining

that they would be explaining how the project would be delivered within their funding agreement of £250,000. however i don't think they were aware of this issue with the description of for justice the brutal this issue with the description of forjustice the brutal murder of for justice the brutal murder of for justice the brutal murder of pc blakelock pc blakelock was found with with a six inch blade buned found with with a six inch blade buried to the hilt in his neck. he sustained over 40 injuries by machetes and similar other items. it was a brutal murder and to describe it as as justice due to it being unsolved is of course, an extremely controversial statement. and i've reached out to the heritage fund with an update with this , fund with an update with this, and i look forward to hearing back from them. yeah, we all do. charlie. thank you very much. onoinen— charlie. thank you very much. another-showing- charlie. thank you very much. i another-showing-you another stellar showing from you inne— another stellar showing from you there,-investigator- another stellar showing from you there, charlieinvestigator another stellar showing from you there, charlie peters.iator another stellar showing from you there, charlie peters. itor another stellar showing from you there, charlie peters. i mean, reporter charlie peters. i mean, the reporter charlie peters. i mean, ine gnesiions— reporter charlie peters. i mean, the questions are— reporter charlie peters. i mean, the questions are obvious here, onen-i— the questions are obvious here,| onen-i—eise aren't they? which is what else 7 aren't they? which is what else i wnoi— aren't they? which is what else i wnoi eise— aren't they? which is what else ? what else is— aren't they? which is what else ? what else is being funded with woiionoi— ? what else is being funded with national lottery— ? what else is being funded with national lottery mean, national lottery money? i mean, gooi— national lottery money? i mean, gooi-won— national lottery money? i mean, gooi-won io— national lottery money? i mean, good you do wonder why good grief, you do wonder why oi— good grief, you do wonder why oi ine— good grief, you do wonder why some of the money for other causes—well. - some of the money for other causes—well. it. causes is going as well. it osn-i— causes is going as well. it wosn-i-ogo- causes is going as well. it wosn-i-ogo on- causes is going as well. it wasn't ago on this causes is going as well. it- wasn't-ago on this show causes is going as well. it- vtwast-ago on this show causes is going as well. it vtwas reporting,igo on this show causes is going as well. it vtwas reporting, wasn'tthis show causes is going as well. it vtwas reporting, wasn't i, s show causes is going as well. it vtwas reporting, wasn't i, aboutv i was reporting, wasn't i, about inoving— i was reporting, wasn't i, about inoving scennen— i was reporting, wasn't i, about proving scheme money being sent to proving scheme money being sent io—ocinoiiw- proving scheme money being sent io—ocinoiiw nos- to a group that actually was gone— to a group that actually was gniie-inoi— to a group that actually was quite-that the- to a group that actually was quite that the taliban had quite happy that the taliban had ioken—ogoinil quite happy that the taliban had ioken—ogoini i| taken over afghanistan again? i

nneonnni-ni- taken over afghanistan again? i mean, mind. absolutely, mean, just the mind. absolutely, coniieieiw— completely and utterly boggles, ioesn-i— completely and utterly boggles, ioesn-i-inen— completely and utterly boggles, doesn't-then as- completely and utterly boggles, doesn't then as well, doesn't it? and then as well, ine— doesn't it? and then as well, ine oniociiw— doesn't it? and then as well, the audacity reports to come the audacity for reports to come out the audacity for reports to come ooi oni— the audacity for reports to come ooi oni sayi— the audacity for reports to come oni oni say on— the audacity for reports to come out and say, oh, well, the ineveni— out and say, oh, well, the prevent-itself- out and say, oh, well, the prevent itself might prevent scheme itself might be isionocioiic— islamophobic. i'm sorry, have you— islamophobic. i'm sorry, have won-wnen— islamophobic. i'm sorry, have won-wnen wenc- islamophobic. i'm sorry, have you where we're giving some you seen where we're giving some of you seen where we're giving some oi—insi— you seen where we're giving some oi—insi ionkens- of the money to just bonkers. aisoinieiw— of the money to just bonkers. absolutely bonkers. loads more siiii— absolutely bonkers. loads more siiii-inongn- still to come, though, between now—insi- still to come, though, between. now—iosi sioi now and 5:00. now, as just stop oil now and 5:00. now, as just stop iii-io— now and 5:00. now, as just stop cii-io keei— now and 5:00. now, as just stop oil to keep protesting. oil promised to keep protesting. i-goin9_ oil promised to keep protesting. i-going io— oil promised to keep protesting. i-going io osk— oil promised to keep protesting. i-going to ask one- oil promised to keep protesting. i going to ask one of their i am going to ask one of their ociivisis— i am going to ask one of their activists, are— i am going to ask one of their activists, are they— i am going to ask one of their activists, are they terrorists? ieconse— activists, are they terrorists? because cause— activists, are they terrorists? because cause i've got the ieiiniiion— because cause i've got the definition of— because cause i've got the definition of what a terrorist is oni— definition of what a terrorist is oni wnoi— definition of what a terrorist is and what a— definition of what a terrorist is and what a terrorist group is. ani— is and what a terrorist group is. no i— is and what a terrorist group is. no i insi— is and what a terrorist group is. and i just want to know what inew— is. and i just want to know what inew-oi— is. and i just want to know what inew-oi ii.— is. and i just want to know what inew-oi ii. i— is. and i just want to know what they-of it. i suspect- is. and i just want to know what they of it. i suspect they they make of it. i suspect they won-i— they make of it. i suspect they won-io—n- they make of it. i suspect they won-io—n ine- they make of it. i suspect they. won't—or the other. won't care one way or the other. inoi— won't care one way or the other. inoilinein— won't care one way or the other. that-their right— won't care one way or the other. that their right course. that is their right of course. ini— that is their right of course. but—interestingl that is their right of course. but—interesting to but it might be interesting to know— but it might be interesting to know inongn — but it might be interesting to know, though. and will look but it might be interesting to knwhy:hough. and will look but it might be interesting to knwhy food h. and will look but it might be interesting to knwhy food prices will look but it might be interesting to knwhy food prices are will look at why food prices are increasing— at why food prices are increasing at- at why food prices are increasing at the fastest rate for increasing at the fastest rate ion—is— increasing at the fastest rate ion—is o- increasing at the fastest rate ion—is o gooil increasing at the fastest ratei for—is a good time for 45 years. it is a good time to for 45 years. it is a good time io go— for 45 years. it is a good time io go on— for 45 years. it is a good time io go on o— for 45 years. it is a good time to go on a diet.— for 45 years. it is a good time to go on a diet. people but insi— to go on a diet. people but ng, iis— to go on a diet. people but first, it's your— to go on a diet. people but first, it's your latest headlines. - first, it's your latest headlines. polly headlines. we're polly middlehurst- headlines. we're polly middlehurst . t headlines. we're polly middlehurst. t headlines. we're polly— middlehurst . patrick, thank you. middlehurst. patrick, thank you. the top stories this hour. a home office lawyer has told a court the government is estimating and preparing for 56,000 people to arrive in the

uk by small boats. this year. that's up from nearly 46,000 in 2022. the home office is currently accommodating 109,000 asylum seekers , 48,000 of which asylum seekers, 48,000 of which are in hotels at a cost of £6.2 million per day. if the estimate is accurate, that will take the total number of migrants supported by the taxpayer . to supported by the taxpayer. to between 120 and 140,000 . the between 120 and 140,000. the prime minister has declared the shares. his wife holds in a child care agency in a much delayed list of ministerial interests he's under investigation by the parliamentary standards committee over claims he didn't properly declare akshata murtys shareholding in koru kids, which stands to benefit from measures outlined in the recent budget. downing street claims no rules were broken because rishi sunak declared it as a ministerial interest rather than to mps in

the commons and food prices have risen to a 45 year high, putting pressure on family budgets, inflation has defied predictions by remaining above 10, largely because of the soaring price of essential items such as bread, milk and eggs , along with milk and eggs, along with clothes and shoes which have only been partly offset by cheaper energy analysts say it makes another interest rate rise from the bank of england next month more likely . and the unite month more likely. and the unite union has announced fresh strikes by the health workers next month, 2000 ambulance workers in the south of england and the west midlands will walk out on may the 2nd with the unite union , saying its members unite union, saying its members are unhappy with the government's latest pay offer . government's latest pay offer. the union previously announced separate strikes for may the 1st in london and yorkshire, which will coincide with a 48 hour strike by members of the royal college of nursing and supermarket giant tesco says it plans to appeal after lidl won a

high court battle over branding . lidl argued tesco's use of a yellow circle on its clubcard was an infringement of their main logo. a judge found in favour of lidl agreeing it was a violation of their trademark rights and copyright right . and rights and copyright right. and did some breaking news to bring you this coming in the last few moments. two teenagers have been charged murder in charged with murder in a shooting at an alabama birthday party that left four dead and 32 wounded on saturday. a 16 year old and 17 year old were arrested and charged with four counts of reckless murder . more counts of reckless murder. more on that story in half an hour. yes. welcome back. now on that story in half an hour.- . yes. welcome back. now prime iiinisien—sei- minister rishi sunak is set to cnock— minister rishi sunak is set to crack—reckless. crack down on the reckless ienovionn— crack down on the reckless

behaviour of— crack down on the reckless behaviour of eco protesters vowing— behaviour of eco protesters vowing io — behaviour of eco protesters vowing to bring— behaviour of eco protesters vowing to bring in tougher laws to vowing to bring in tougher laws io sioi— vowing to bring in tougher laws io sioi inen— vowing to bring in tougher laws to stop them ruining the great iniiisn— to stop them ruining the great british sporting— to stop them ruining the great british sporting events. kitgii british sporting events. now ociivisis— british sporting events. now activists have— british sporting events. now activists have disrupted the world snooker championship and the grand national in the last few days. it was more the animal lot, though, wasn't it? the grand to be and grand national, to be fair. and they've sunday's they've threatened sunday's london as well. so here london marathon as well. so here is what happened when our very own jacob rees—mogg interviewed just stop oil spokesman sean irish gb news yesterday irish on gb news yesterday evening. we are looking at what the climate crisis is a red light for humanity. jacob, will you be light for humanity. jacob, will won ie toining— light for humanity. jacob, will you be joining us— light for humanity. jacob, will you be joining us on- c g “tit cg jacob, will you be joining us on the 24th of ainii— you be joining us on the 24th of ainii oi— you be joining us on the 24th of ainii oi i— you be joining us on the 24th of kinii oi i in.— you be joining us on the 24th of april at 1 pm. for— you be joining us on the 24th of april at 1 pm. for a— you be joining us on the 24th of april at 1 pm. for a marriage to april at 1 pm. for a marriage io eni— april at 1 pm. for a marriage io eni nw— april at 1 pm. for a marriage to end new oil— april at 1 pm. for a marriage to end new oil and gas? no, no, of to end new oil and gas? no, no, oi i— to end new oil and gas? no, no, of course i won't— to end new oil and gas? no, no, of course i won't because i want my of course i won't because i want nw consiiinenis— of course i won't because i want my constituents to _ of course i won't because i want my constituents to have warm nones — my constituents to have warm homes, climate— my constituents to have warm homes, climate crisis. i want inen — homes, climate crisis. i want inen io— homes, climate crisis. i want them to have— homes, climate crisis. i want them to have warm homes and have economic prosperity. _ economic prosperity. we're oineoiw— economic prosperity. we're already burning in already seeing crops burning in the field. jacob yes, but it only gets so isn't only gets us so far, isn't there? it's invented by whom ? there? it's invented by whom? vino— there? it's invented by whom? who is— there? it's invented by whom? who is benefiting by me personally ? yes. jacob are part personally? yes. jacob are part of personally? yes. jacob are part oi o— personally? yes. jacob are part oi o swsien— personally? yes. jacob are part of a system that— 7’ “4115 jacob are part of a system that wishes to inignien— of a system that wishes to frighten people into having a iowen—

frighten people into having a lower standard— frighten people into having a lower standard of living . okay, lower standard of living. okay, so iock— lower standard of living. okay, so iook ,— lower standard of living. okay, so iook , inoi— lower standard of living. okay, so look , that was— lower standard of living. okay, so look , that was obviously an so look, that was obviously an inienview. — so look, that was obviously an interview. you— so look, that was obviously an interview. you can- so look, that was obviously an interview. /iti. itgzit so look, that was obviously an interview. “it/iii itgzit so look, that was obviously an interview. vt/ii. itgzit interview. you can see a fuller version of that online. by the way, if you are interested . but way, if you are interested. but joining me is just stop oil joining me now is just stop oil spokesperson is de spokesperson anne is alex de koning. believe he is koning. and i believe he is there how are you? there now. alex, how are you? i'm doing well. thank you for noving— i'm doing well. thank you for noving ne— i'm doing well. thank you for having me-although- ititi g thank you for having me although i'm not having me on, although i'm not sine-ine— having me on, although i'm not sure-the topic.— having me on, although i'm not sure the topic. thought sure about the topic. i thought i sure about the topic. i thought i—ioiking- sure about the topic. i thought i_talking about. sure about the topic. i thoughti i_talking about the i was on here talking about the ciinoie— i was on here talking about the climate _climatel climate crisis. i'm a climate scientist. you speak so much about just oil . about just stop oil. absolutely. and indeed and indeed you were on and no doubt you will expertly steer the conversation anyway. conversation that way anyway. but to just put but i do want to just put something to you, if that's all right, and get your views on it, because a lot of people are really interested in this, as well you've got to say well as what you've got to say about climate. okay. so the about the climate. okay. so the terrorism act 2000 defines as terrorism act 2000 defines as terrorism inside terrorism both inside and outside as the use or outside of the uk as the use or threat one or more of the threat of one or more of the actions listed below, which i will go on to. okay. and where they are designated to influence they are designated to influence the or an the government or an international governmental organisation or to intimidate the so these include the the public. so these include the use or threat must also for be

the purpose of advancing political religious, racial or ideological causes . here are ideological causes. here are some of them that i think stand out for me about just stop oil potentially serious damage to property endangering a person's life or creating a serious risk to the health or safety of the pubuc to the health or safety of the public or a section of the public. when we have a look at the definition of terrorism, there is just stop oil a terrorist group. are you a terrorist group. are you a terrorist ? of course. i cannot terrorist? of course. i cannot ieiieve— terrorist? of course. i cannot ieiieve wenc— terrorist? of course. i cannot believe we're still— 5.7 of course. i cannot believe we're still having this ieioie— believe we're still having this ieioie insi— believe we're still having this debate just stop.— believe we're still having this debate just stop. oil is made of oniinonw— debate just stop. oil is made of oniinonw ieoiie— debate just stop. oil is made of oniinonw ieoiie .— debate just stop. oil is made of ordinary people . all climate ordinary people. all climate scieniisis— ordinary people. all climate scientists, teachers , nurses and scientists, teachers, nurses and pensions— scientists, teachers, nurses and pensions — scientists, teachers, nurses and pensioners. how— scientists, teachers, nurses and pensioners. how on- scientists, teachers, nurses and pensioners . iii" pensioners. how on earth could you ever associate hate criminal damage? people like that. senous damage? people like that. serious damage. serious damage to serious damage. serious damage io inoinn.— serious damage. serious damage io inoieniw. neon.— serious damage. serious damage to property. yeah. table the noovenei— to property. yeah. table the noovenei ni— to property. yeah. table the hoovered up the— to property. yeah. table the hoovered up the pane of glass on the hoovered up the pane of glass on ine on— hoovered up the pane of glass on ine on ine— hoovered up the pane of glass on ine on ine von— hoovered up the pane of glass on the on the van gogh painting . the on the van gogh painting. inene-s— the on the van gogh painting. inene-s ioen— the on the van gogh painting. there's been groups, there's ioen— there's been groups, there's ieen gnonis— there's been groups, there's been groups such as yourself who nove— been groups such as yourself who nove ioen— been groups such as yourself who have been responsible for snosning— have been responsible for smashing windows , causing smashing windows, causing serious criminal damage. when i iook— serious criminal damage. when i iook oi— serious criminal damage. when i iook oi ine— serious criminal damage. when i look at the public— serious criminal damage. when i look at the public health and soon— look at the public health and soieiwlweii.— look at the public health and safety well, blocking safety as well, blocking ambulances,— safety as well, blocking ambulances, didn't, ambulances, you say you didn't, but-okay— ambulances, you say you didn't, but-okay. that's- but you do. okay. that's ionoging— but you do. okay. that's damaging people's health, isn't

it ? damaging people's health, isn't ii inc-ve— damaging people's health, isn't ii ivie-ve goi— damaging people's health, isn't ii ewe-ve goi o— damaging people's health, isn't it ? we've got a clip of it here. it? we've got a clip of it here. we-ve— it? we've got a clip of it here. vie-ve goi— it? we've got a clip of it here. we goilciii— it? we've got a clip of it here. we've gotlclip on- it? we've got a clip of it here. we've got clip on the screen. we've got a clip on the screen. i-ve— we've got a clip on the screen. in goi— we've got a clip on the screen. no goilciii— we've got a clip on the screen. i've gotlclip right— we've got a clip on the screen. i've got clip right now the i've got a clip right now on the screen. ambulance- i've got a clip right now on the. screen. ambulance _the screen. ambulance through the roadblock. that was a nice iniige— roadblock. that was a nice iniige-i-ve- roadblock. that was a nice bridge,-i've got. bridge, wasn't it? i've got a cup— bridge, wasn't it? i've got a cup on— bridge, wasn't it.7 i've got a cup on the— bridge, wasn't it.7 i've got a clip on the screen right now of ambulance— clip on the screen right now of ambulance is— clip on the screen right now of ambulance is struggling to get through—the- through and it's not the only one—of- through and it's not the only- one _of course. one that we've seen, of course. and— one that we've seen, of course. and we— one that we've seen, of course. and we had— one that we've seen, of course. and we had someone,- and we had someone, unfortunately, died waiting and we had someone, unfa�*tunately, died waiting and we had someone, unfa motorway died waiting and we had someone, unfa motorway for died waiting and we had someone, unfa motorway for youj waiting and we had someone, unfa motorway for you guys. ng and we had someone, unfa motorway for you guys. isi on a motorway for you guys. is that that not endangering that not is that not endangering a person's life other than that of the person committing the action yourselves? and it for action yourselves? and it is for an ideological cause. and crucially , you are looking to crucially, you are looking to influence the government. that is the definition of terrorism , is the definition of terrorism, is the definition of terrorism, is it not? so strikers are also terrorists,— is it not? so strikers are also terrorists, is— is it not? so strikers are also terrorists, is that— c “0.7 so strikers are also terrorists, is that what you're saying— terrorists, is that what you're saying 7— terrorists, is that what you're saying 7 or. — terrorists, is that what you're saying ? dr. sue— terrorists, is that what you're saying ? dr. sue gray no, not saying? dr. sue gray no, not mam,— saying? dr. sue gray no, not nesessaniiy ,— saying? dr. sue gray no, not necessarily , because our necessarily, because our sinners— necessarily, because our strikers, our— necessarily, because our strikers, our strikers definition. - strikers, our strikers definition. okay, look , the definition. okay, look, the international— definition. okay, look, the international energy agency say iney— international energy agency say iney wonii— international energy agency say they would need— international energy agency say they would need no new oil and gas— they would need no new oil and gas ainennise— they would need no new oil and gas otherwise we— they would need no new oil and gas otherwise we face an unliveable_ gas otherwise we face an unliveable future. but international governmental panel for climate change exact for climate change say the exact same thing. the un . so same thing. so does the un. so does other political party does every other political party say no new oil? they say. but does that does that-

7 but does that does that legitimise vou— does that does that legitimise yea ienaying— does that does that legitimise you behaving in— does that does that legitimise you behaving in a way which as far as— you behaving in a way which as far as i— you behaving in a way which as far as i an— you behaving in a way which as far as i see— you behaving in a way which as far as i can see, would fit in win— far as i can see, would fit in win ine— far as i can see, would fit in with the definition of terrorism 7 0h,— with the definition of terrorism 7 oh, my— with the definition of terrorism 7 on. my eesi— with the definition of terrorism 7 on. my end. i— with the definition of terrorism 7 iliizzii: f ? oh, my god, i cannot believe i am having this conversation. i am having this conversation. i am telling you that if we do not take proper action on the climate crisis, then we are facing an unliveable future as it is put in by the by the ipcc report. and you were saying, does that justify locking a road or throwing soup on a van gogh painting? no, what what i'm saying— painting? no, what what i'm saying is— painting? no, what what i'm saying is, ises— painting? no, what what i'm saying is, does it— "q7 no, what what i'm saying is, does it justify serious damage to property endangering— serious damage to property eniangenng a— serious damage to property endangering a person's life or creasing— endangering a person's life or creating a— endangering a person's life or creating a serious— endangering a person's life or creating a serious risk to the neaiin— creating a serious risk to the neaiin an— creating a serious risk to the health or safety— creating a serious risk to the health or safety of the public? ani— health or safety of the public? ana-is— health or safety of the public? and-is before,— health or safety of the public? and-is before,.the- health or safety of the public? and is before, the way, and that is before, by the way, wees-i— and that is before, by the way, wewae-i ine— and that is before, by the way, we've to the economic we've got on to the economic nan — we've got on to the economic nan as— we've got on to the economic nan as weii— we've got on to the economic harm as well. so— we've got on to the economic harm as well. so i- we've got on to the economic harm as well. so i am i am concerned and— harm as well. so i am i am concerned and more for you than anyining— concerned and more for you than anything government anything else, if the government is—snasn— anything else, if the government is—snasn-an- anything else, if the government is—snasn-an yaai is looking to crack down on you ieioie—yaw- is looking to crack down on you before—you mighti is looking to crack down on you befo yourself you might is looking to crack down on you befo yourself being you might is looking to crack down on you befo yourself being donenight is looking to crack down on you befo yourself being done forht is looking to crack down on you befo yourself being done for a find yourself being done for a ienei— find yourself being done for a terror offence. _ find yourself being done for a terror offence. but not just you,— terror offence. but not just yaw, iesawse— terror offence. but not just you, because-is- terror offence. but not just you, because is the you, because this is the innanani— you, because this is the important bit.- you, because this is the important bit. i think maybe for nesiie— important bit. i think maybe for nesne-ane— important bit. i think maybe for people are thinking people who are thinking of geiiing—insil getting involved with just stop oil getting involved with just stop oil ,— getting involved with just stop oii , ii— getting involved with just stop oil, it.important_ getting involved with just stop oil, it important to note oil, it is important to note inas— oil, it is important to note inai inas— oil, it is important to note that that in— oil, it is important to note that that in order to be convicted—

that that in order to be convicted of- that that in order to be convicted of a- that that in order to be convicted of a terrorism offense,— convicted of a terrorism aiiense, a— convicted of a terrorism offence, a person doesn't aswaiiy— offence, a person doesn't actually have— offence, a person doesn't actually have to commit what sawin— actually have to commit what sawii ie— actually have to commit what could be considered a terrorist awasn— could be considered a terrorist attack .— could be considered a terrorist attack . planning,— could be considered a terrorist attack . planning, assisting or attack. planning, assisting or even collecting— attack. planning, assisting or even collecting information on new— even collecting information on new to— even collecting information on how to commit— even collecting information on how to commit acts are all anaer— how to commit acts are all crimes under the british tennis— crimes under the british terrorism legislation . so you terrorism legislation. so you may— terrorism legislation. so you may weii— terrorism legislation. so you may well have— terrorism legislation. so you may well have people now who are neining— may well have people now who are neining yaw— may well have people now who are neining yaw ani— may well have people now who are neining yaw aai ta— may well have people now who are helping you out to do your thing wne— helping you out to do your thing wne sawin— helping you out to do your thing who could fall— helping you out to do your thing who could fall foul— helping you out to do your thing who could fall foul of this if ine— who could fall foul of this if the government— who could fall foul of this if the government decides to take at...— the government decides to take in action— the government decides to take in asian i — the government decides to take firm action ? you— the government decides to take firm action ? /i:::i. ”cage firm action? you really believe any of this ? come on, look. and any of this? come on, look. and what's happened is our government, they've been paid £55 million by climate change deniers and fossil fuel lobbyists in order to keep pumping fossil fuels out. right. it's as simple as that. pumping fossil fuels out. right. it's as simple as that . you can it's as simple as that. you can find that online very easily on the guardian and a bunch of other sources. and we know that the more fossil fuels we have kyiv and are being burnt, the more people die from air pollution, the more people die from wildfires, droughts . from wildfires, from droughts. well, i don't know about you, but food security, i think, is incredibly important. right now. our are dying because of our crops are dying because of droughts. if we do what you want

, if droughts. if we do what you want , ii tney— droughts. if we do what you want , ii tney wee— droughts. if we do what you want , ii iney an— droughts. if we do what you want , if they were on fire,— droughts. if we do what you want , if they were on fire, i— i: g if we do what you want , if they were on fire, i don't know— , if they were on fire, i don't know now— , if they were on fire, i don't know how many— , if they were on fire, i don't know how many times i have to repeat— know how many times i have to neneai tnat— know how many times i have to repeat that before— know how many times i have to repeat that before it sticks witn— repeat that before it sticks win you. — repeat that before it sticks wiin yaw. ii— repeat that before it sticks with you. if we- repeat that before it sticks with you. �*" i:i:::i with you. if we do what you want. exactly to the letter right now , people will die right now, people will die because energy will go off. they won't have heating and there won't have heating and there won't be enough food. so if we just stopped oil right now in reserve, we say no new oil. how do you not understand- g how do you not understand this, iawisn— do you not understand this, iawisn we— do you not understand this, patrick we had _ do you not understand this, patrick we had a really lovely conversation _ patrick we had a really lovely conversation yesterday and the same explained— conversation yesterday and the same explained so the same government— same explained so the same gawennnent ,— same explained so the same government , which is more same explained so the same government, which is more than ensign— government, which is more than enawgn ine— government, which is more than enaagn time to— government, which is more than enough time to make a fair wansiian— enough time to make a fair transition to— enough time to make a fair transition to renewables, which are transition to renewables, which ines— transition to renewables, which are nine times cheaper. what do you— are nine times cheaper. what do you wanti— are nine times cheaper. what do you wanii iii...— are nine times cheaper. what do you want? what do— are nine times cheaper. what do you want? what do you not lower energy— you want? what do you not lower energy iiiis— you want? what do you not lower energy iiiis is— you want? what do you not lower energy bills is ? _ you want? what do you not lower energy bills is ? is— you want? what do you not lower energy bills is ? sizriz; you want? what do you not lower energy bills is ? .�*izziiz; energy bills is? is there not a fatal flaw in your argument, which is that you clearly have absolutely no faith or like for this government, which is fair enough. are not alone in this government, which is fair enotfor are not alone in this government, which is fair enotfor a are not alone in this government, which is fair enotfor a varietynot alone in this government, which is fair enotfor a variety of alone in this government, which is fair enotfor a variety of different that for a variety of different issues. okay. what you are issues. okay. but what you are saying suggesting is that issues. okay. but what you are sayi governmentesting is that issues. okay. but what you are sayi government of ing is that issues. okay. but what you are sayi government of this s that issues. okay. but what you are sayi government of this country , any government of this country, you them to just you would trust them to just stop oil right now, use our reserves and then sort the situation out in the course of

that eight years. you would have no faith in them to do that, would so have to would you? so what you have to admit, therefore, is that we are going whether going to have a crisis whether or not it's now or in eight years time. patrick, it's not nai— years time. patrick, it's not nari ra— years time. patrick, it's not nari ra-we— years time. patrick, it's not hard to-we could- years time. patrick, it's not hard to .we could be. hard to do. we could be swirsning— hard to do. we could be switching renewable energies hard to do. we could be switimatter renewable energies hard to do. we could be switimatter ofinewable energies hard to do. we could be switimatter of months. energies hard to do. we could be switimatter of months. the'gies in a matter of months. the iiggesr— in a matter of months. the iiggesr saiar— in a matter of months. the biggest solar farm in the biggest solar panel farm in the uk biggest solar panel farm in the ire-inin— biggest solar panel farm in the uw-iwiir in— biggest solar panel farm in the uk-built in six— biggest solar panel farm in the uk built in six weeks. why uk was built in six weeks. why aenr— uk was built in six weeks. why aren't we switching yet ? \ri:::i aren't we switching yet? no, i inn-r— aren't we switching yet? no, i inn-r wast— aren't we switching yet? no, i don't trust this— aren't we switching yet? no, i don't trust this government and neither should we. but our actions will— neither should we. but our actions will end— neither should we. but our actions will end as- : but our actions will end as soon as the gawernnenr— actions will end as soon as the government make— actions will end as soon as the government make a meaningful srarenenr— government make a meaningful srarenenr ra— government make a meaningful statement to end— government make a meaningful statement to end new oil and gas. — statement to end new oil and gas. i-we— statement to end new oil and gas. rye-a— statement to end new oil and gas. i've a feeling, though, gas. i've got a feeling, though, rnar— gas. i've got a feeling, though, rnar-asrians— gas. i've got a feeling, though, that-actions ,— gas. i've got a feeling, though, that-actions , if- gas. i've got a feeling, though, that actions , if they that your actions, if they snawii — that your actions, if they should .end- that your actions, if they should end your oil and should just end your oil and gas,— should just end your oil and gas is— should just end your oil and gas, is nuan— should just end your oil and gas, it's much for gas, it's much simpler for everybody— gas, it's much simpler for everybody and— gas, it's much simpler for everybody and will lead to everybody and it will lead to newer— everybody and it will lead to better lives— everybody and it will lead to better lives and— everybody and it will lead to better lives and better economy. ine— better lives and better economy. tlie-,— better lives and better economy. ine-, rne— better lives and better economy. the , the government the thing is, the government is rrying— the thing is, the government is rrying-ir— the thing is, the government is rrying-ir says— the thing is, the government is trying it says anyway, is trying to do it says anyway, is rrying— trying to do it says anyway, is rrying-eweryrning- trying to do it says anyway, is trying everything that it trying to do everything that it nassiiiy— trying to do everything that it nassiiiy-rne- trying to do everything that it possibly the short period possibly can in the short period of possibly can in the short period or rime,— possibly can in the short period or arms, in— possibly can in the short period or arms, in a— possibly can in the short period of time, in a way,— possibly can in the short period of time, in a way, in a way in a way— of time, in a way, in a way in a way rnar— of time, in a way, in a way in a way inar aisa— of time, in a way, in a way in a way that also nato— of time, in a way, in a way in a way that also nato also balances the way that also nato also balances rne needs— way that also nato also balances rne needs or— way that also nato also balances the needs of the— way that also nato also balances the needs of the people that were— the needs of the people that rnere — the needs of the people that rnere ar— the needs of the people that there are at the— the needs of the people that there are at the moment. 'i: there are at the moment. and wiri— there are at the moment. and wirn respect— there are at the moment. and with respect for— there are at the moment. and with respect for a _ there are at the moment. and with respect for a lot of members of just stop oil, the needs of the ordinary person might not actually apply to people like yourselves. there

are a lot of people who come from well—off from incredibly well—off backgrounds and or and or retirement. your net worth is in the retirement. your net worth is in was niiiians— retirement. your net worth is in the millions . _ retirement. your net worth is in the millions . my— retirement. your net worth is in the millions . my net- ”ii. ”izif�*izfxx your net worth is in the millions . mgr ”c1. ”rit“rit“. your net worth is in the millions . iiyr ”c1. ”ritri“. your net worth is in the millions . iiyr “ the millions. my net worth is in the millions. my net worth is in the millions. good grief. well, i'll the millions. good grief. well, in ieii— the millions. good grief. well, in en yaw— the millions. good grief. well, i'll tell you what— the millions. good grief. well, i'll tell you what that- .. good grief. well, i'll tell you what that is. that is incredible— i'll tell you what that is. that is incredible news— i'll tell you what that is. that is incredible news to both me ani— is incredible news to both me and my— is incredible news to both me and my non—existent accountant. mav— and my non—existent accountant. may—voul and my non—existent accountant.| way—yaw ii may i say? look how would you if you are— may i say? look how would you if you are designated— may i say? look how would you if you are designated a terror groupi— you are designated a terror 9roupr wonii— you are designated a terror group, would you continue to do it group, would you continue to do i anyway— group, would you continue to do ii anyway i— group, would you continue to do ii anyway i in— group, would you continue to do it anyway ? i'm not. i“ it anyway? i'm not. i cannot ieiieve— it anyway? i'm not. i cannot believe we're being asked these sort of questions. well, i'm asking— sort of questions. well, i'm asking ir— sort of questions. well, i'm asking ii is— sort of questions. well, i'm asking it to you.— sort of questions. well, i'm asking it to you. you- : well, i'm asking it to you. you know what? can— asking it to you. you know what? can .. — asking it to you. you know what? can .. can— asking it to you. you know what? can .. can i— asking it to you. you know what? can .. can i insi— asking it to you. you know what? can i. can i just say— asking it to you. you know what? can i. can i just say no?- asking it to you. you know what? can i. can i just say no? can- asking it to you. you know what? can i. can i just say no? can i. can— can i. can i just say no? can i. can i. can i just say no? can i. can i just say, can you just say now— can i just say, can you just say now dare— can i just say, can you just say now dare you— can i just say, can you just say how dare you cause massive inconvenience— how dare you cause massive inconvenience to— how dare you cause massive inconvenience to millions of people? — inconvenience to millions of people? cause— inconvenience to millions of people? cause people to potentially, at times die in the back of their cars on the way to hospital? ms doctor's appointments for chemo therapy, missed doctor's appointments for chemotherapy and things like that economic that to cause huge economic damage to and then sit on damage to us, and then sit on this and say, throw your damage to us, and then sit on this in and say, throw your damage to us, and then sit on this in thej say, throw your damage to us, and then sit on this in the airiy, throw your damage to us, and then sit on this in the air andirow your damage to us, and then sit on this in the air and be/ your hands in the air and be exasperated that i'm asking you to justify actions. where to justify your actions. where do off? can you do you get off? can you understand actions? you understand my actions? could you could could you could you could could you understand why some people

actually that there is actually think that there is a lot of self—entitled brats that goes on just stop oil and goes on with just stop oil and that turns off cause that turns people off your cause . patrick look , i really . patrick look, i really ennarnise— patrick look, i really empathise with anybody who's been— empathise with anybody who's been disrupted.— empathise with anybody who's been disrupted. i— empathise with anybody who's been disrupted. i genuinely do . been disrupted. i genuinely do. ringer— been disrupted. i genuinely do. under normal— been disrupted. i genuinely do. under normal circumstances, this is sanniereiy— under normal circumstances, this is completely horrible. and anyway— is completely horrible. and anyiaiy wne— is completely horrible. and anybody who is— is completely horrible. and anybody who is doing it would be in ine— anybody who is doing it would be in rne wrang— anybody who is doing it would be in the wrong. but— anybody who is doing it would be in the wrong. but these are not nannai— in the wrong. but these are not normal circumstances. patrick so inese— normal circumstances. patrick so these circumstances . oscar these circumstances. okay. all rignr— these circumstances. okay. all right .— these circumstances. okay. all right . okay. all right. now, i right. okay. all right. now, i wonder whether or not whether or not you guys are going to be faced with banning orders, for example, for things like sporting events. so like football hooliganism . okay. football hooliganism. okay. football hooligans can be placed with banning orders that ban them from going in certain areas at times, for example, at certain times, for example, and presumably this is just around the corner for just stop oil, not? and that if it oil, is it not? and that if it does mean that happens, does mean that that happens, which see why on earth which i can't see why on earth the government this, the government wouldn't do this, given that you're announcing what doing what you're going to be doing and going to be and where you're going to be doing and when going doing it and when you're going to if that does

to be doing it, if that does happen, your actions, to be doing it, if that does hapjwould your actions, to be doing it, if that does hapjwould now your actions, to be doing it, if that does hapjwould now not your actions, to be doing it, if that does hapjwould now not be ur actions, to be doing it, if that does hapjwould now not be allowed s, to be doing it, if that does hapjwould now not be allowed to you would now not be allowed to protest way that want protest in the way that you want to. whereas if you just behaved more you probably more reasonably, you probably could a longer at it could have had a longer go at it . oh,| could have had a longer go at it . oh, i wish you said the same ining— . oh, i wish you said the same ining ra— . oh, i wish you said the same ining ra ine— oh, i wish you said the same thing to the suffragettes. maybe women - not. you - thing to the suffragettes. maybe women not. you are the women might not. you are not the swiiragerres. — women might not. you are not the suffragettes. - same _ women might not. you are not the suffragettes. same thing to suffragettes. the same thing to the suffragettes. the same thing to rne siwii— suffragettes. the same thing to the civil rights— suffragettes. the same thing to the civil rights movement. o“ the civil rights movement. oh, if the civil rights movement. oh, ii any— the civil rights movement. oh, if eniy we-i— the civil rights movement. oh, if eniy wei-ei- the civil rights movement. oh, if only we'd-of maybel if only we'd thought of maybe just marches. or only if only we'd thought of maybe ju we marches. or only if only we'd thought of maybe ju we thought marches. or only if only we'd thought of maybe ju we thought ofirches. or only if only we'd thought of maybe ju we thought of setting or only if we thought of setting neririans. — if we thought of setting petitions. - i - if we thought of setting petitions. i wish we did petitions. gee, i wish we did inan— petitions. gee, i wish we did rnar. oa— petitions. gee, i wish we did rnar. in you— petitions. gee, i wish we did that. do you honestly see yawrseii— that. do you honestly see yourself when _ that. do you honestly see yourself when you look in the oe— yourself when you look in the mirror? do you— yourself when you look in the mirror? do you see- yourself when you look in the mirror? jrir : riri mirror? do you see a modern day suffragette? no i don't. but we're really trying to- 37 \rrir r:rir“ . but we're really trying to use the rains— we're really trying to use the rasriss inar— we're really trying to use the tactics that we _ we're really trying to use the tactics that we think work the iesr. — tactics that we think work the iesr. ani— tactics that we think work the best. and history— tactics that we think work the best. and history has shown that inese— best. and history has shown that inese rasriss— best. and history has shown that these tactics work— best. and history has shown that these tactics work the best. “ these tactics work the best. in wrai— these tactics work the best. in what ways— these tactics work the best. in wnar way? we.— these tactics work the best. in wnar ways we. go— these tactics work the best. in what way? no, go on.- these tactics work the best. in what way? no, go on. just. just rattle off some examples because we respect the suffragettes did not cause anything like the anything like the mass mass level of economic issues that you guys have caused. they did not cause with respect . i don't not cause with respect. i don't i don't i don't really recall that happening at all. and also,

as well, i mean, the suffragettes stopped when they got what they wanted , right? and got what they wanted, right? and you guys you guys are not. we will happily stop as soon- r3-5 r3-5 we will happily stop as soon as the saiiragerres— will happily stop as soon as the suffragettes want. but what the but what the suffragettes wanted was quite easy to do. should have been done— was quite easy to do. should have been done a— was quite easy to do. should have been done a long- r:- r:rir should have been done a long time ago. i have been done a long time ago. irninn— have been done a long time ago. irninn we— have been done a long time ago. irninn we an— have been done a long time ago. i think we can all— have been done a long time ago. i think we can all agree that was-easy— i think we can all agree that was-easy-and. i think we can all agree thati was-easy-and did i think we can all agree that- was-easy-and did not was quite easy to do and did not nave— was quite easy to do and did not nave a— was quite easy to do and did not have a massive— was quite easy to do and did not have a massive monumental impass— have a massive monumental innasr. nageiy— have a massive monumental impact. hugely negative . so in impact. hugely negative. so in the impact. hugely negative. so in rne snori— impact. hugely negative. so in the short term,— impact. hugely negative. so in the short term, on— impact. hugely negative. so in the short term, on the way that we air— the short term, on the way that we aii iiwe — the short term, on the way that we all live our— the short term, on the way that we all live our lives at a great easi— we all live our lives at a great sasr ra— we all live our lives at a great sasr ra nar— we all live our lives at a great cost to not just— we all live our lives at a great cost to not just this country, nar— cost to not just this country, bar—ine- cost to not just this country, but—the world. cost to not just this country, but—the world as but potentially the world as weir.— but potentially the world as weir-are- but potentially the world as weir-are key- well. so there are key distinctions- well. so there are key distinctions there between yanrsewes— distinctions there between yourselves and— distinctions there between yourselves and the suffragettes distinctions there between yaren't/es and the suffragettes distinctions there between yaren't/es and 1 “ 5ruffragettes distinctions there between yaren't/es and 1 “ ragettes distinctions there between yaren't/es and 1 “ .rirjettes distinctions there between yaren't/es and 1 “ , aren't there? this is to easy do. , aren't there? this is to easy is. okay.— , aren't there? this is to easy an. okay. ine— , aren't there? this is to easy do. okay. the ipcc- , aren't there? “ r:rir okay. the ipcc report has do. okay. the ipcc report has sieariy— do. okay. the ipcc report has sieariy iaii— do. okay. the ipcc report has clearly laid out— do. okay. the ipcc report has clearly laid out the- r:rir okay. the ipcc report has clearly laid out the pathway rnar— clearly laid out the pathway rnar we— clearly laid out the pathway rnar we an— clearly laid out the pathway that we can stop new oil and gas ani— that we can stop new oil and gas and war— that we can stop new oil and gas and ma we— that we can stop new oil and gas and that we can— that we can stop new oil and gas and that we can we— that we can stop new oil and gas and that we can we can rransirian— and that we can we can transition away . firm and that we can we can transition away . woo and that we can we can- transition away . 700 of the top transition away. 700 of the top scientists who wrote to the government that we need no new oil and gas. i don't know if inar— oil and gas. i don't know if that sounds— - ri“r: 3.35. i don't know if that sounds familiar, but that's asrwaiiy— that sounds familiar, but that's aeraaiiy aar— that sounds familiar, but that's actually our demand and just sign— actually our demand and just sign oi— actually our demand and just sign oi oi. — actually our demand and just stop oil oil. the— actually our demand and just stop oil oil. r3“ ”. actually our demand and just stop oil oil. 3“ ”. stop oil oil. the high court has deemed our government unlawful for its climate for breaking its own climate change targets. they are sanniereiy— change targets. they are completely-us. i change targets. they are i completely - us. so change targets. they are -

completely-us. so if completely betraying us. so if you— completely betraying us. so if yer reaiiy— completely betraying us. so if you really expect— completely betraying us. so if you really expect us to just sign— you really expect us to just sign ine— you really expect us to just sign the petition and go home, inen— sign the petition and go home, rnen were— sign the petition and go home, then we're not— sign the petition and go home, then we're not going to do that. onwiaasiy— then we're not going to do that. obviously we're— then we're not going to do that. obviously we're literally raining— obviously we're literally talking millions of obviously we're literally- talking-millions of people talking about millions of people dying— talking about millions of people iyinglin— talking about millions of people iyinglin in— talking about millions of people iyinglin in ine— talking about millions of people dying in in the global south dying in in in the global south ani— dying in in in the global south and countries— dying in in in the global south and countries like— dying in in in the global south and countries like africa from insigni— and countries like africa from iraagnr ani— and countries like africa from drought and 33— and countries like africa from drought and 33 million people in parisian— drought and 33 million people in ranisran .— drought and 33 million people in pakistan . and— drought and 33 million people in pakistan . and you— drought and 33 million people in pakistan . and you really think pakistan. and you really think inar— pakistan. and you really think rnar is— pakistan. and you really think that is justified— pakistan. and you really think that is justified to just write a neririan— that is justified to just write a neririan ga— that is justified to just write a petition, go on a march. okay. all a petition, go on a march. okay. aii nigni— a petition, go on a march. okay. aii rignr. aren— a petition, go on a march. okay. all right, alex, look, thank you very— all right, alex, look, thank you very nuan— all right, alex, look, thank you very nwsn rar— all right, alex, look, thank you very much for your time, as aiex— very much for your time, as ever. alex saccone- very much for your time, as ever. '-ri;;a< ” ”i.�*iifiil very much for your time, as ever. '-ri;;a< ” .“rirri; very much for your time, as- ever. alex saccone there, who is a just stop oil activist. right. get touch on the back of that get in touch on the back of that gb views at gbnews.uk. i'm going to some breaking news. to bring you some breaking news. i more strikes to bring you some breaking news. i the more strikes to bring you some breaking news. i the all more strikes to bring you some breaking news. i the all good ore strikes to bring you some breaking news. i the all good stuff. rikes to bring you some breaking news. i the all good stuff. the on the way. all good stuff. the unite union announced unite union has announced the security at heathrow security officers at heathrow airport a further airport will take a further eight action next eight days of strike action next month a dispute over pay met. month in a dispute over pay met. police say that people buying a sausage roll after 11 pm. in central london could cause crime and disorder as well. i'm patrick christys on gb news and we are britain's news.

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on gb news. the people's channel britain is watching .— on gb news. the people's channel britain is watching . welcome britain is watching. welcome bask.— britain is watching. welcome back, everybody. \rirr.r britain is watching. welcome back, everybody. \rrirr.r back, everybody. now the latest inflation figures show the rate fell to 10.1% last month, down slightly from 10.4% in february. reacting to the figures, chancellor jeremy reacting to the figures, chancellorjeremy hunt says that chancellor jeremy hunt says that these numbers reaffirm what the government must continue to do in order to ease pressure on families and businesses. well, this is a small headline fall, but it disguises a large rise in food inflation, which is causing pressure to families up and down the country as they see their cost of their weekly food shop go cost of their weekly food shop 9° up cost of their weekly food shop go up . and it shows that there go up. and it shows that there is no— go up. and it shows that there is no swan— go up. and it shows that there is no such thing— go up. and it shows that there is no such thing as— 3rir - and it shows that there is no such thing as an automatic rari— is no such thing as an automatic iaii in— is no such thing as an automatic iaii in ine— is no such thing as an automatic fall in the headline— is no such thing as an automatic fall in the headline rate of iniiarian. — fall in the headline rate of inflation. that's why we have a pian— inflation. that's why we have a nian. ani— inflation. that's why we have a nian. and i— inflation. that's why we have a plan. and if we're— inflation. that's why we have a plan. and if we're going to reinse— plan. and if we're going to reduce that— plan. and if we're going to reduce that pressure on ianiiies— reduce that pressure on families, it's- reduce that pressure on families, it's absolutely essential— families, it's absolutely essential that we stick to that pian— essential that we stick to that nian ani— essential that we stick to that nian and we— essential that we stick to that plan and we see— essential that we stick to that plan and we see it through so inar— plan and we see it through so rnar we— plan and we see it through so rnar we nave— plan and we see it through so that we have inflation this year as ine— that we have inflation this year as is nine— that we have inflation this year as the prime minister has promised— as the prime minister has promised . — as the prime minister has promised. our- as the prime minister has promised . cj- ” f ri5. as the prime minister has promised . ” f {5 ri“r: promised. our economics and business editor, liam halligan joins me now with on the money .

joins me now with on the money. btec ella whelan big disappointment for the government this patrick . we've government this patrick. we've been reporting on it— government this patrick. we've been reporting on it since- been reporting on it since 7 inis— been reporting on it since 7 am. this morning. inflation sniy— a.m. this morning. inflation sniy sas— a.m. this morning. inflation only came down— am. this morning. inflation only came down to 10.1% from ionis— only came down to 10.1% from rows in— only came down to 10.1% from 10.4% in february— only came down to 10.1% from 10.4% in february . it was widely 10.4% in february. it was widely exnesiei— io.4% in february. it was widely exnesrei again— io.4% in february. it was widely expected again to— 10.4% in february. it was widely expected again to go into single signs.— expected again to go into single iigirs. ine— expected again to go into single digits. the fact— expected again to go into single digits. the fact it— expected again to go into single digits. the fact it isn't in singie— digits. the fact it isn't in single digits— digits. the fact it isn't in single digits means that inreresr— single digits means that interest rate— single digits means that interest rate rises are now more iikeiy— interest rate rises are now more iineiy. we-we— interest rate rises are now more likely. we've just— interest rate rises are now more likely. we've just got a few granniss— likely. we've just got a few granniss rs— likely. we've just got a few granniss is gs— likely. we've just got a few graphics to go through. there it is. is— graphics to go through. there it is. is ion.— graphics to go through. there it is. it's 10.1. the— graphics to go through. there it is. it's 10.1. the headline on rares— is. it's10.1. the headline on raies si— is. it's10.1. the headline on rates of inflation.- is. it's10.1. the headline on rates of inflation. there in iiarsn— rates of inflation. there in march 2023.— rates of inflation. there in march 2023. and if we break down the march 2023. and if we break down is iasi— march 2023. and if we break down is iasr rew— march 2023. and if we break down the last few months— march 2023. and if we break down the last few months , it was up the last few months, it was up at the last few months, it was up ai irre— the last few months, it was up ai iiiie iasn— the last few months, it was up at 11.1% back in— the last few months, it was up at 11.1% back in october , obr at11.1% back in october, obr ani— at11.1% back in october, obr ani inen— at11.1% back in october, obr ani inen ir— at11.1% back in october, obr and then it went— at 11.1% back in october, obr and then it went all the way iswn— and then it went all the way iswn is — and then it went all the way down to 10.1%_ and then it went all the way down to 10.1% in— and then it went all the way down to 10.1% in march . so down to 10.1% in march. so nsnins— down to 10.1% in march. so nsnins ani— down to 10.1% in march. so months and months and months of issue— months and months and months of iswiie iigii— months and months and months of double digit inflation. next side.— double digit inflation. next siiie. wny— double digit inflation. next siiie. wny is— double digit inflation. next slide. why is it— double digit inflation. next slide. why is it happening? iss-we— slide. why is it happening? vsw-we gsi— slide. why is it happening? you've got high housing costs, nswsing— you've got high housing costs, housing services— you've got high housing costs, housing services costs. that insiwies— housing services costs. that includes utilities 26.6% higher. our includes utilities 26.6% higher. swr prises— includes utilities 26.6% higher. our prices there— includes utilities 26.6% higher. our prices there than march zorn— our prices there than march zorn ze. — our prices there than march 20th, 23. and— our prices there than march 20th, 23. and food prices , we 20th, 23. and food prices, we raise— 20th, 23. and food prices, we talked about— 20th, 23. and food prices, we talked about this— 20th, 23. and food prices, we talked about this yesterday,

sign-r— talked about this yesterday, iiin-i we— talked about this yesterday, iiin-i up— talked about this yesterday, didn't we, up 19.1. this is not a un— didn't we, up 19.1. this is not a uk phenomenon in germany , food a uk phenomenon in germany, food prise— a uk phenomenon in germany, food nrise iniiaisn— a uk phenomenon in germany, food price inflation is— a uk phenomenon in germany, food price inflation is 20% plus. and it price inflation is 20% plus. and i siines— price inflation is 20% plus. and i siines ne— price inflation is 20% plus. and it strikes me that— price inflation is 20% plus. and it strikes me that this is the saw— it strikes me that this is the really politically sensitive iss— really politically sensitive issue because _ really politically sensitive issue because the poor or less weir—sir— issue because the poor or less well—off families— issue because the poor or less well—off families pay so much more disproportionately for inei— more disproportionately for ineirissi— more disproportionately for their food than— more disproportionately for their food than the rest of us as a share of— their food than the rest of us as a share of their income. and isse— as a share of their income. and issn ai— as a share of their income. and issn ai inai— as a share of their income. and look at that food— as a share of their income. and look at that food price inflation. _ look at that food price inflation. patrick compared to inis— inflation. patrick compared to inislinis— inflation. patrick compared to this,.this graph— inflation. patrick compared to this, this graph for gb news this, is this graph for gb news tv this, is this graph for gb news iv viewers— this, is this graph for gb news tv viewers listeners, i'll talk you— tv viewers listeners, i'll talk ysa insign— tv viewers listeners, i'll talk ysa inrsagn ii.— tv viewers listeners, i'll talk you through it. this is wholesale— you through it. this is wholesale food prices around the vari— wholesale food prices around the wsrii sinse— wholesale food prices around the world since last— wholesale food prices around the world since last april . they are world since last april. they are iswn— world since last april. they are iswn ny— world since last april. they are iswn iy iss-9. — world since last april. they are down by 19.9. and— world since last april. they are down by 19.9. and yet the retail isse— down by 19.9. and yet the retail issi prise— down by 19.9. and yet the retail issi rise is— down by 19.9. and yet the retail food price is being— down by 19.9. and yet the retail food price is being shouldered by food price is being shouldered iy snsnners— food price is being shouldered iy snsnners in— food price is being shouldered by shoppers in the supermarkets are by shoppers in the supermarkets an— by shoppers in the supermarkets an iss-9. — by shoppers in the supermarkets up19-9- ani— by shoppers in the supermarkets are up 19.9. and do you remember insse— are up 19.9. and do you remember insse granniss— are up 19.9. and do you remember insse granniss i— are up 19.9. and do you remember those graphics i showed you yesieriayi— those graphics i showed you yesterday? the— those graphics i showed you yesterday? the supermarkets, i-ve— yesterday? the supermarkets, i-ve gsi— yesterday? the supermarkets, i-ve gsi inen— yesterday? the supermarkets, i've got them back here now. inese— i've got them back here now. inese aenr— i've got them back here now. these aren't official numbers. inese— these aren't official numbers. inese are— these aren't official numbers. these are numbers from the which consumer . a survey— these are numbers from the which consumer. a survey of eight supermarkets— consumer. a survey of eight supermarkets surveys 26,000 iiiiereni— supermarkets surveys 26,000 different goods— supermarkets surveys 26,000 different goods you've just seen insis— different goods you've just seen inere. ine— different goods you've just seen there. the wholesale food prices are there. the wholesale food prices iswn— there. the wholesale food prices iswn zon— there. the wholesale food prices are down 20% around the world. ani— are down 20% around the world. and yer— are down 20% around the world. and yer ine— are down 20% around the world. and yet the cost— are down 20% around the world.

and yet the cost of— are down 20% around the world. and yet the cost of a loaf of bread— and yet the cost of a loaf of bread ai— and yet the cost of a loaf of bread at asda_ and yet the cost of a loaf of bread at asda up— and yet the cost of a loaf of bread at asda up 67% the year bread at asda up 67% on the year to bread at asda up 67% on the year is iiarsn— bread at asda up 67% on the year is iiarsn .— bread at asda up 67% on the year to march . ocado_ bread at asda up 67% on the year to march . ocado porridge oats up to march. ocado porridge oats up 66. to march. ocado porridge oats up see iesss— to march. ocado porridge oats up see iesss signi— to march. ocado porridge oats up 66. tesco eight sausages up 73. so 66. tesco eight sausages up 73. ss insis— 66. tesco eight sausages up 73. ss inere ysw— 66. tesco eight sausages up 73. so there you have— 66. tesco eight sausages up 73. so there you have it. the ssniasi— so there you have it. the contrast between falling wholesale _ contrast between falling wholesale prices and rising reiaii— wholesale prices and rising retail prices— wholesale prices and rising retail prices for— wholesale prices and rising retail prices for food. now the isse— retail prices for food. now the food retailers— retail prices for food. now the food retailers will say there iags— food retailers will say there iags .— food retailers will say there iags . vsw— food retailers will say there are lags . you know, farmers are lags. you know, farmers sssis— are lags. you know, farmers sssis a— are lags. you know, farmers sssis a year— are lags. you know, farmers sssis a year ags— are lags. you know, farmers costs a year ago when they were nianing— costs a year ago when they were nianiing srsns— costs a year ago when they were planting crops and— costs a year ago when they were planting crops and so on were nssn— planting crops and so on were much, nssn— planting crops and so on were much, much higher. but still, i ininn— much, much higher. but still, i ininv inai-s— much, much higher. but still, i think that's politically really evnissive— think that's politically really evnissive .— think that's politically really explosive . and— think that's politically really explosive . and i wouldn't be explosive. and i wouldn't be sunrises— explosive. and i wouldn't be surprised ii— explosive. and i wouldn't be surprised if ministers started to surprised if ministers started is rain— surprised if ministers started to talk publicly— surprised if ministers started to talk publicly about the need for to talk publicly about the need isr iig— to talk publicly about the need isr iig issi— to talk publicly about the need for big food retailers to start irsnning— for big food retailers to start dropping prices-_ for big food retailers to start dropping prices. how do you get inen— dropping prices. how do you get inen is— dropping prices. how do you get them to actually— dropping prices. how do you get them to actually do it, though? it's them to actually do it, though? is very.— them to actually do it, though? is very. very— them to actually do it, though? it's very, very difficult. - it's very, very difficult. you've got to threaten them. vsw-ve — you've got to threaten them. vsw-ve gsi— you've got to threaten them. vsav gsi is— you've got to threaten them. you've got to shame them. and isse.— you've got to shame them. and isse—say- you've got to shame them. and look,_say there's. look, they would say there's no wrsng — look, they would say there's noi wrong _ supermarkets wrong doing those supermarkets insis— there. they would say it's a ssnneiive— there. they would say it's a- competitive—they're competitive environment. they're seiiing— competitive environment. they're selling _ produced . selling food that was produced ens-ags— selling food that was produced ssne-ags. ii— selling food that was produced some ago. et cetera. et some time ago. et cetera. et seerai— sometime ago. et cetera. et seerai .— some time ago. et cetera. et seerai . nai— some time ago. et cetera. et cetera . but look,— some time ago. et cetera. et cetera . but look, that's going cetera. but look, that's going to cetera. but look, that's going is ie— cetera. but look, that's going is is a— cetera. but look, that's going is is a iig— cetera. but look, that's going to be a big political battle. ine— to be a big political battle. ins-ina— to be a big political battle. the-that we've- to be a big political battle. the that we've got still the fact that we've got still nign — the fact that we've got still nign—gsing- the fact that we've got still high—going toi high inflation is going to innasi— high inflation is going to impact-local- high inflation is going to impact local elections. i impact the local elections. i ininv— impact the local elections. i ininv-iasr— impact the local elections. i think-fact that- impact the local elections. i think fact that we're think the fact that we're arsiaiiy— think the fact that we're probably now- think the fact that we're probably now going to have at ieasi— probably now going to have at

ieasi-nsre— probably now going to have at least-more-rate. least one more interest rate nss— least one more interest rate wnere— least one more interest rate rise where previously it would inai— rise where previously it would seem that interest rates were going— seem that interest rates were goinglpeak_ seem that interest rates were gsinglieai .— seem that interest rates were going peak , mortgage holders going to peak, mortgage holders wsn-i— going to peak, mortgage holders wsn-i iike— going to peak, mortgage holders won't like _savers- going to peak, mortgage holders won't like savers think won't like that. savers think inar— won't like that. savers think inar-ieasr— won't like that. savers think that-least one- won't like that. savers think that least one good thing that is at least one good thing for that is at least one good thing isr-iar— that is at least one good thing isr-iai insis— that is at least one good thing for-but there la - that is at least one good thing for but there a ray of for them. but there is a ray of isse.— for them. but there is a ray of nsne. i— for them. but there is a ray of hope- i wani— for them. but there is a ray of hope- iwanr rs— for them. but there is a ray of hope. i want to you on hope. i want to leave you on wirn— hope. i want to leave you on win a— hope. i want to leave you on win a ray— hope. i want to leave you on win a ray si— hope. i want to leave you on with a ray of hope. the first ray— with a ray of hope. the first ray-is— with a ray of hope. the first ray-is-motor. with a ray of hope. the first. ray-is-motor fuel ray of hope is that motor fuel arises— ray of hope is that motor fuel arises in— ray of hope is that motor fuel prices in march— ray of hope is that motor fuel prices in march 2023 were asraaiiy— prices in march 2023 were actually about— prices in march 2023 were actually about 5% lower than in wasn— actually about 5% lower than in iiarsn zozz. — actually about 5% lower than in march 2022. petrol down more inan— march 2022. petrol down more in iiesei— march 2022. petrol down more than diesel, of— march 2022. petrol down more than diesel, of course, and i ininv— than diesel, of course, and i ininv inai— than diesel, of course, and i think that reduction will ssnina— think that reduction will continue. but- think that reduction will continue. but this is what i wanrei— continue. but this is what i wanrei rs— continue. but this is what i wanted to point— continue. but this is what i wanted to point out. finally, inis— wanted to point out. finally, inis is— wanted to point out. finally, inis is ine— wanted to point out. finally, this is the producer price inien— this is the producer price index. this— this is the producer price index. this is— this is the producer price index. this is the cost of goods ani— index. this is the cost of goods ani servises— index. this is the cost of goods and services that— index. this is the cost of goods and services that firms the cost of and services that firms the cost si innais— and services that firms the cost sr iniais inar— and services that firms the cost of inputs that firms need to nrsiase— of inputs that firms need to arsiase ine— of inputs that firms need to produce the goods and services iney— produce the goods and services iney seii— produce the goods and services iney seii — produce the goods and services they sell us. in— produce the goods and services they sell us. in february 2023, irsiaser— they sell us. in february 2023, producer price— they sell us. in february 2023, producer price inflation, which resis— producer price inflation, which ieeis inis — producer price inflation, which feeds into consumer price iniiaisn— feeds into consumer price inflation, was— feeds into consumer price inflation, was 12.8. in march. it inflation, was 12.8. in march. i was— inflation, was 12.8. in march. ii snariiy— inflation, was 12.8. in march. it was sharply down 7.6. iiinisiers— it was sharply down 7.6. ministers will- it was sharply down 7.6. ministers will be clinging on to war— ministers will be clinging on to in nanier— ministers will be clinging on to that number tonight , hoping that that number tonight, hoping that that number tonight, hoping that inai is— that number tonight, hoping that in is as— that number tonight, hoping that inai is as a— that number tonight, hoping that that is as a sort— that number tonight, hoping that that is as a sort of— that number tonight, hoping that that is as a sort of harbinger , that is as a sort of harbinger, if that is as a sort of harbinger, ii ysa— that is as a sort of harbinger, ii ysa iiie. — that is as a sort of harbinger, if you like. that— that is as a sort of harbinger, if you like. that is a sign that in ine— if you like. that is a sign that in the months— if you like. that is a sign that in the months to— if you like. that is a sign that in the months to come, inflation wiri— in the months to come, inflation wiii siari— in the months to come, inflation wiii 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are finishing— will start to fall sharply. you are finishing with a wonderful ray si— are finishing with a wonderful ray sr hope- — are finishing with a wonderful ray of hope. and— are finishing with a wonderful ray of hope. and i- are finishing with a wonderful ray of hope. ' “r: : f ray of hope. and i would expect nothing less from liam halligan our economics and business edhon you our economics and business editor. you very much editor. thank you very much liam. stuff that okay liam. great stuff that okay right so ladies and gentlemen, let's end the hour with some breaking news again. snp msp colin beattie will step down as the party's treasurer after he was arrested in connection with the police investigation into the police investigation into the party's finances. that news has just dropped. more on that after this very, very short interlude. i'm patrick christys on gb news and we, of course on britain's news .

channel good evening, everybody . it's good evening, everybody. it's just gone 5:00. i'm patrick christys. i'll be with you for the next hour. and what an hour it big breaking news for you it is. big breaking news for you about the amount of channel migrants the government is anticipating this year. 56,000. that that 140,000 that could mean that 140,000 people will be in government

accommodation in the next years. hardly stopping the boats, is it? is it time to turn them back? in other news, though, a gb news exclusive has revealed that lottery funding to the tune of a quarter of £1 million has potentially gone to a cause that possibly anyway, does actually promote extremism. i'll be going to the specifics of that very shortly, but concerning stuff, where else the going to where else is the money going to . want to know. where else is the money going to . yes, want to know. where else is the money going to . yes, in want to know. where else is the money going to . yes, in otherant to know. where else is the money going to . yes, in other news, know. where else is the money going to . yes, in other news, the n. and yes, in other news, the women's institute is going to actually welcome men for the first time. in a way, there's more to that story than meets the and as well, we are the eye and as well, we are going to be finishing, of course, a concerning course, with quite a concerning story a story that's coming out of a school. the latest in bad race relations . can it possibly be relations. can it possibly be true? can it possibly be true that an interfaith war is brewing? at one school, muslim pupils reportedly made hindu pupils reportedly made hindu pupils convert to islam. otherwise they would be violently bullied. is multiculturalism working in britain? patrick christys on . gb britain? patrick christys on. gb news loads to go out there gb

views and gbnews.uk. what do you make of those latest migrant numbers? it is very concerning stuff. how on earth are we going to stop the boats? and of course as well, i to your as well, i want to know your take whether or not you think take on whether or not you think that the we women's that the we the women's institute, should let trans gender women in. do you think so? isn't the clue in the first part of the name there anyway? gb views at gbnews.uk. now headunes gb views at gbnews.uk. now headlines with polly . patrick headlines with polly. patrick thank you. good evening to you. ine— thank you. good evening to you. is rss— thank you. good evening to you. was iss sissy— thank you. good evening to you. was iss sisry is— thank you. good evening to you. the top story is a— thank you. good evening to you. the top story is a breaking news sisry— the top story is a breaking news sisry we— the top story is a breaking news sisry we san— the top story is a breaking news story we can bring— the top story is a breaking news story we can bring to you ssnserning— story we can bring to you concerning events in scotland. risi— concerning events in scotland. iisi ssrin— concerning events in scotland. msp colin beattie has said he's sieiiing— msp colin beattie has said he's sieining iasn— msp colin beattie has said he's sieining iasv as— msp colin beattie has said he's stepping back as snp treasurer at stepping back as snp treasurer ai ani— stepping back as snp treasurer ai ani irsn — stepping back as snp treasurer at and from holyroods public aaiii— at and from holyroods public audit committee— at and from holyroods public audit committee until a police invesigaie— audit committee until a police investigate is— audit committee until a police investigate is concluded. that aier— investigate is concluded. that comes after he— investigate is concluded. that comes after he was arrested in ssnnesisn— comes after he was arrested in connection with— comes after he was arrested in connection with a— comes after he was arrested in connection with a police investigation _ connection with a police investigation into the party's inanses— investigation into the party's inanses irr— investigation into the party's finances. mr beattie is the sssni— finances. mr beattie is the second person— finances. mr beattie is the second person to have been gaesisnei— second person to have been gaesiisnei iy— second person to have been questioned by detectives who are rrying— questioned by detectives who are irying is— questioned by detectives who are trying to establish— questioned by detectives who are trying to establish how more

inan— trying to establish how more than £600,000— trying to establish how more than £600,000 in donations set asiie— than £600,000 in donations set asiie isn— than £600,000 in donations set asiie isr an— than £600,000 in donations set aside for an independence reisrenian— aside for an independence referendum have been used up . referendum have been used up. we-i— referendum have been used up. new ieen— referendum have been used up. he'd been arrested on tuesday ieisre— he'd been arrested on tuesday ieisre ieing— he'd been arrested on tuesday before being released without snags.— before being released without snarge. neniing— before being released without charge, pending further investigation. we'll bring you sn inai— investigation. we'll bring you more on that as— investigation. we'll bring you more on that as that story ieveisns— more on that as that story ieveisns .— more on that as that story develops . it's— more on that as that story develops . it's now in other news develops. it's now in other news isiay— develops. it's now in other news isiay .— develops. it's now in other news isiay . ine— develops. it's now in other news today , the prime— develops. it's now in other news today , the prime minister is today, the prime minister is arging— today, the prime minister is urging unionists in northern ireiani— urging unionists in northern ireiani is— urging unionists in northern ireland to return to stormont, saying— ireland to return to stormont, saying restoring— ireland to return to stormont, saying restoring devolved institutions— saying restoring devolved institutions is— saying restoring devolved institutions is the best path isrwari— institutions is the best path forward. rishi— institutions is the best path forward. rishi sunak was speaking— forward. rishi sunak was speaking alongside other world ieaiers— speaking alongside other world ieaiers in— speaking alongside other world leaders in belfast to mark 25 years— leaders in belfast to mark 25 years sinse— leaders in belfast to mark 25 years since the— leaders in belfast to mark 25 years since the good friday agreenenr— years since the good friday agreement was— years since the good friday agreement was signed. former us nesiieni— agreement was signed. former us nresiieni iii— agreement was signed. former us president bill clinton said it's ine— president bill clinton said it's ins rs— president bill clinton said it's ins is gei— president bill clinton said it's time to get this— president bill clinton said it's time to get this show on the rsai— time to get this show on the rsai. irr— time to get this show on the road. mr sunak— time to get this show on the road. mr sunak also praised the ssaraeg— road. mr sunak also praised the ssaraeg si— road. mr sunak also praised the courage of those— road. mr sunak also praised the courage of those involved as more powerful— courage of those involved as more powerful than a thousand isnis— more powerful than a thousand isnis si— more powerful than a thousand bombs or bullets— more powerful than a thousand bombs or bullets and said those isiay— bombs or bullets and said those isiay snsaii— bombs or bullets and said those today should inspire to nothing iess— today should inspire to nothing iess. — today should inspire to nothing iess. we— today should inspire to nothing less . we need— today should inspire to nothing less . we need to— today should inspire to nothing less. today should inspire to nothing less . today should inspire to nothing less. we need to create a more stable , devolved government in stable, devolved government in northern ireland and that means getting the institutions up and running . the belfast good friday running. the belfast good friday agreement . it left us an agreement. it left us an

extraordinary and precious legacy . when we look back in 25 legacy. when we look back in 25 years from now , surely we should years from now, surely we should aspire for our legacy to be nothing less than this. that the institutions have been up and running for every single year. rishi sunak now a home office iawyer— rishi sunak now a home office iawyer nas— rishi sunak now a home office lawyer has told _ rishi sunak now a home office lawyer has told a— rishi sunak now a home office lawyer has told a court the gsvernnenr— lawyer has told a court the government is— lawyer has told a court the government is preparing for 56.000— government is preparing for iesss nesiie— government is preparing for 56,000 people to arrive in the uk iy— 56,000 people to arrive in the an iy snai— 56,000 people to arrive in the uk by small boats this year. inai-s— uk by small boats this year. was an— uk by small boats this year. that's up from _ uk by small boats this year. that's up from nearly 46,000 in zon— that's up from nearly 46,000 in 2022. ine— that's up from nearly 46,000 in 2022. the home— that's up from nearly 46,000 in 2022. the home office is saneniy— 2022. the home office is currently accommodating 109,000 asyian— currently accommodating 109,000 asyian sekers— currently accommodating 109,000 asylum seekers ,— currently accommodating 109,000 asylum seekers , 48,000 of those asylum seekers, 48,000 of those are asylum seekers, 48,000 of those in— asylum seekers, 48,000 of those in nsreis— asylum seekers, 48,000 of those are in hotels at— asylum seekers, 48,000 of those are in hotels at a— asylum seekers, 48,000 of those are in hotels at a cost of £6.2 niiiisn— are in hotels at a cost of £6.2 million each— are in hotels at a cost of £6.2 million each day.— are in hotels at a cost of £6.2 million each day. if the government— million each day. if the government estimate is accurate inai— government estimate is accurate in inai-ii— government estimate is accurate that that'll take— government estimate is accurate that that'll take the total nanier— that that'll take the total nanier si— that that'll take the total number of migrants supported by the number of migrants supported by is iaknayer— number of migrants supported by is iaknayer is — number of migrants supported by is iaknayer is .— number of migrants supported by the taxpayer to . between 120 and the taxpayer to. between 120 and noses.— the taxpayer to. between 120 and 140,000, ani— the taxpayer to. between 120 and 140,000, and the _ the taxpayer to. between 120 and 140,000, and the prime minister has 140,000, and the prime minister nas iesiarei— 140,000, and the prime minister has declared the— 140,000, and the prime minister has declared the share that his

wife— has declared the share that his wife nsiis— has declared the share that his wife holds in— has declared the share that his wife holds in a— has declared the share that his wife holds in a child care agensy— wife holds in a child care agensy in— wife holds in a child care agensy in a— wife holds in a child care agency in a much delayed list of ninisieriai— agency in a much delayed list of ministerial interests . it's he's ministerial interests. it's he's anier— ministerial interests. it's he's under investigation by the parliamentary— under investigation by the parliamentary standards watchdog over parliamentary standards watchdog siains— parliamentary standards watchdog over claims he— parliamentary standards watchdog over claims he didn't properly iesiare— over claims he didn't properly declare akshata _ over claims he didn't properly declare akshata murty shareholding in koru kids, which sranis— shareholding in koru kids, which sranis is— shareholding in koru kids, which stands to benefit— shareholding in koru kids, which stands to benefit from measures saiinei— stands to benefit from measures saiinei in— stands to benefit from measures outlined in the— stands to benefit from measures outlined in the recent budget. isswning— outlined in the recent budget. downing street— outlined in the recent budget. downing street claims no rules irsken— downing street claims no rules were broken because rishi sunak iesiarei— were broken because rishi sunak iesiarei ins — were broken because rishi sunak declared the matter as a ministerial— declared the matter as a ministerial interest rather than to ministerial interest rather than rs iris— ministerial interest rather than is iris in— ministerial interest rather than is iris in ine— ministerial interest rather than to mps in the commons before isiay— to mps in the commons before isiay .— to mps in the commons before isiay . insagn.— to mps in the commons before today , though, the ministerial today, though, the ministerial list today, though, the ministerial iisi nasn-i— today, though, the ministerial list hasn't been— today, though, the ministerial list hasn't been published for ainssi— list hasn't been published for ainssi a— list hasn't been published for ainssi a year— list hasn't been published for almost a year .— list hasn't been published for almost a year. an inquest has raisi— almost a year. an inquest has raiei ine— almost a year. an inquest has ruled the death— almost a year. an inquest has ruled the death of a doctor aier— ruled the death of a doctor aiier nis— ruled the death of a doctor after his astrazeneca covid jab iae— after his astrazeneca covid jab iae is— after his astrazeneca covid jab was due to unintended complications of the vaccine . complications of the vaccine. is — complications of the vaccine. ins 32— complications of the vaccine. is 32 year— complications of the vaccine. the 32 year old— complications of the vaccine. the 32 year old steven wright an was— the 32 year old steven wright was an nhs psychologist in ssain—easi— was an nhs psychologist in south—east london. he died from a iissi— south—east london. he died from a iissi sisr— south—east london. he died from a blood clot to— south—east london. he died from a blood clot to the— south—east london. he died from a blood clot to the brain ten iays— a blood clot to the brain ten iays arisi— a blood clot to the brain ten days after his— a blood clot to the brain ten days after his first dose of the in— days after his first dose of the vaccine in january— days after his first dose of the vaccine in january 2021. coroner knirew— vaccine in january 2021. coroner andrew harris— vaccine in january 2021. coroner andrew harris described it as a very— andrew harris described it as a very anasaai— andrew harris described it as a very unusual and— andrew harris described it as a very unusual and deeply tragic

kni— very unusual and deeply tragic case. and staying— very unusual and deeply tragic case. and staying with medical iaisar— case. and staying with medical news, labour is— case. and staying with medical news, labour is accusing the esvernnenr— news, labour is accusing the government of— news, labour is accusing the government of denying justice to visins— government of denying justice to visins si— government of denying justice to visins si ine— government of denying justice to victims of the infected blood ssaniai— victims of the infected blood scandal between 1970 and 1991, insasanis— scandal between 1970 and 1991, insasanis si— scandal between 1970 and 1991, thousands of people were iniesiei— thousands of people were infected with _ thousands of people were infected with hiv and hepatitis aier— infected with hiv and hepatitis aiier ieing— infected with hiv and hepatitis after being given contaminated iissi— after being given contaminated blood products.— after being given contaminated blood products. in an interim rensri— blood products. in an interim rensri ine— blood products. in an interim report, the chair— blood products. in an interim report, the chair of the inquiry . sir— report, the chair of the inquiry . sir inan— report, the chair of the inquiry , sir brian langstaff, recommended that reparations snsaii— recommended that reparations snsaii ie— recommended that reparations should be extended to include iereavei— should be extended to include bereaved parents— should be extended to include bereaved parents and children. saiinei— bereaved parents and children. cabinet office— bereaved parents and children. cabinet office minister jeremy sain— cabinet office minister jeremy oain isii— cabinet office minister jeremy quin told the— cabinet office minister jeremy quin told the commons the government— quin told the commons the government is— quin told the commons the government is considering recommending— government is considering recommending options. but kisnari— recommending options. but richard warwick, a victim of the ssaniai— richard warwick, a victim of the ssaniai. isii— richard warwick, a victim of the scandal, told gb— richard warwick, a victim of the scandal, told gb news he was evnesing— scandal, told gb news he was esnesing nsre— scandal, told gb news he was expecting more from the government— expecting more from the government statement. but we eniei— government statement. but we eniei an— government statement. but we eniei an wirn— government statement. but we ended up with a— government statement. but we ended up with a 30 35 minute srareneni— ended up with a 30 35 minute statement of— ended up with a 30 35 minute statement of which three gaariers— statement of which three gaariers si— statement of which three quarters of which was just iiiei— quarters of which was just filled with— quarters of which was just filled with platitudes about how wsnieriai— filled with platitudes about how wonderful the _ filled with platitudes about how wonderful the government had seen— wonderful the government had ieen paring— wonderful the government had been patting themselves on the iask— been patting themselves on the iask isi— been patting themselves on the iask isr ine— been patting themselves on the back for the interim payments

isn— back for the interim payments irsn iasr— back for the interim payments from last year— back for the interim payments from last year for— back for the interim payments from last year for victims and ssasnes— from last year for victims and ssasnes si— from last year for victims and spouses of the— from last year for victims and spouses of the deceased . . spouses of the deceased. um, it iasi— spouses of the deceased. um, it iasi ii— spouses of the deceased. um, it iasi ii wa— spouses of the deceased. um, it was just it was just everything that we didn't want to hear that again, they're just kicking the can down the road as the victims are continuing to die . now the are continuing to die. now the scottish government is saying it has no option other than to take legal action against uk ministers and their block on the gender recognition bill. legislation in scotland aims gender recognition bill. - legislation in scotland aims to make— legislation in scotland aims to make ii— legislation in scotland aims to make it easier— legislation in scotland aims to make it easier for— legislation in scotland aims to make it easier for people in sssiani— make it easier for people in sssiani is— make it easier for people in scotland to change their legally ressgnisei— scotland to change their legally recognised gender laws. westminster— recognised gender laws. westminster have challenged aged risks— westminster have challenged aged iisis vsrei— westminster have challenged aged iisis vsiei in— westminster have challenged aged msps voted in december last year to msps voted in december last year is sass— msps voted in december last year is nass ine— msps voted in december last year to pass the controversial gender kessgniisn— to pass the controversial gender recognition bill— to pass the controversial gender recognition bill by 86 votes to 39 recognition bill by 86 votes to is — recognition bill by 86 votes to is ine— recognition bill by 86 votes to 39 on. the unite— recognition bill by 86 votes to 39 on. the unite union has announced fresh- 39 on. the unite union has announced fresh strikes by nearin— announced fresh strikes by health workers _ announced fresh strikes by health workers next month , 2000 health workers next month, 2000 aniaianse— health workers next month, 2000 ambulance workers— health workers next month, 2000 ambulance workers in the south of ambulance workers in the south si ingiani— ambulance workers in the south of england and— ambulance workers in the south of england and the west midlands will of england and the west midlands wiii waik— of england and the west midlands wiii waik sai— of england and the west midlands will walk out on— of england and the west midlands will walk out on may the 2nd, wiri— will walk out on may the 2nd, win is — will walk out on may the 2nd, with the unite— will walk out on may the 2nd, with the unite union indicating

inai— with the unite union indicating in many— with the unite union indicating in many si— with the unite union indicating that many of its— with the unite union indicating that many of its members are unhappy— that many of its members are annanny wiin— that many of its members are unhappy with the government's iaiesr— unhappy with the government's iaiesi nay— unhappy with the government's latest pay offer. _ unhappy with the government's latest pay offer. the union's nrevisasiy— latest pay offer. the union's previously announced separate siikes— previously announced separate siikesisr— previously announced separate strikes for may— previously announced separate strikes for may the 1st in isnisn— strikes for may the 1st in london and— strikes for may the 1st in london and yorkshire , which will london and yorkshire, which will ssinsiie— london and yorkshire, which will coincide with— london and yorkshire, which will coincide with the— london and yorkshire, which will coincide with the 48 hour strike nsii— coincide with the 48 hour strike neii iy— coincide with the 48 hour strike neii iy ins — coincide with the 48 hour strike held by the royal— coincide with the 48 hour strike held by the royal college of warsing— held by the royal college of warsing .— held by the royal college of warsing . kni— held by the royal college of nursing . and lastly, the nursing. and lastly, the supermarket— nursing. and lastly, the supermarket giant tesco says it nians— supermarket giant tesco says it nians is— supermarket giant tesco says it nians is anasai— supermarket giant tesco says it plans to appeal after lidl won a iign— plans to appeal after lidl won a nign ssan— plans to appeal after lidl won a high court battle— plans to appeal after lidl won a high court battle over branding . iiii— high court battle over branding . iiii argaei— high court battle over branding . lidl argued tesco's use of a yeiisw— . lidl argued tesco's use of a yellow circle— . lidl argued tesco's use of a yellow circle on— . lidl argued tesco's use of a yellow circle on its clubcard sari— yellow circle on its clubcard sari was— yellow circle on its clubcard card was an infringement of inei— card was an infringement of ineir rnain— card was an infringement of their main store— card was an infringement of their main store logo . a judge their main store logo. a judge isani— their main store logo. a judge isani in— their main store logo. a judge found in favour— their main store logo. a judge found in favour of lidl agreeing it found in favour of lidl agreeing i was— found in favour of lidl agreeing ii a— found in favour of lidl agreeing it was a violation— found in favour of lidl agreeing it was a violation of their iaienark— it was a violation of their trademark rights and copyright . trademark rights and copyright. us trademark rights and copyright. as si— trademark rights and copyright. us in news— trademark rights and copyright. us gb news britain's rt news. channel i'- channel i i want| channel. l i want to channel i want to start this hour by showing picture it's showing you a picture and it's

the minister standing the prime minister standing in front showing one front of a lectern showing one of pledges. stop the of his key pledges. stop the boats. well that pledge is looking impossible. before the next election, after the new figures brought to you right here on gb news big breaking news at the top of the show, a government revealed government lawyer has revealed to the government to a court that the government is expecting a surge in small boat arrivals this year. the home office preparing for home office is preparing for 56,000 people to arrive across the channel in 2023. that would be a year on year rise of around 10,000. so it's not stop the boats, is it? it's more it's more boats . the lawyer also more boats. the lawyer also revealed the home office is currently accommodating 109,000 asylum seekers. so we were all wondering , i think, weren't we, wondering, i think, weren't we, how many asylum seekers are we looking many are looking after and how many are in well, tell you, in hotels? well, i'll tell you, 48,000 of them apparently are in hotels more than £6 hotels costing more than £6 million a day. and this year's anticipated take the anticipated surge will take the population in being supported to between 120,000 and 143,000. cop. a load of this, though . cop. a load of this, though. this is a story that dropped

yesterday. the home office has decided only 13% of asylum claims lodged by migrants who arrived in small boats since the beginning of 2018. so how long is it going to for take us to process and get through all of these people? well given the large influx that's expected , large influx that's expected, the government is turning to old military bases to house asylum seekers. we know about all of this, don't they? they claim that are overflowing, that hotels are overflowing, that hotels are overflowing, that expensive and that it's too expensive and we've a lot here as we've been doing a lot here as a channel about the historic raf scampton , which being scampton site, which is being for prepared use as accommodation. it's despite local opposition and some other sites as well were taking the government to court, which is why today thanks to our home security editor mark white, being the court, we could being at the court, we could bnng being at the court, we could bring and bring you that breaking news and those but those breaking figures. okay but these sites, such as raf's scampton, for example, the government will have powers if it does invoke a national emergency to essentially run roughshod over campaign groups, over local people who are saying, look, this can't be good

economically and also over local peoples human rights fears, i am joined now by sarah carter , who joined now by sarah carter, who is a campaigner with the raf scampton action group. sarah, thank you very much . are you now thank you very much. are you now even less hopeful than you were of getting this site stopped? because the government says, you know what, what i'm going to do is to you to i'm is start listening to you to i'm going to create a national emergency you're going to emergency and you're going to have suck it up . now, we have to just suck it up. now, we have to just suck it up. now, we have to just suck it up. now, we have to hope that— have to just suck it up. now, we have to hope that they're- . - now, we have to hope that they're going to have to hope that they're going is s— have to hope that they're going is is— have to hope that they're going to come to their— have to hope that they're going to come to their senses iasisaiiy— to come to their senses iasisaiiy . — to come to their senses basically . �*firi;.“ri;”ir�*" ri-r: to come to their senses- basically . wethersfield have basically. wethersfield have beenin basically. wethersfield have been in court today and the verdicts have been hopefully shared with us on friday. so we shall find out then— shared with us on friday. so we shall find out then sort- shared with us on friday. so we shall find out then sort of- shall find out then sort of wnerner— shall find out then sort of whether things- shall find out then sort of whether things are looking to go in sar— whether things are looking to go iavs— whether things are looking to go in our favour. _ whether things are looking to go in our favour. do— whether things are looking to go in our favour . jrir �*"ri;ri;- in our favour. do you feel as though that the government is just trying to do everything it can, though, to not listen to residents like only residents like you? we only found out, didn't we, late yesterday, that they were going to try and tart this up as a national emergency , even though national emergency, even though it's won very long

it's been won for a very long penod it's been won for a very long period of time? well, yeah, ssrry— period of time? well, yeah, say a— period of time? well, yeah, say a iask— period of time? well, yeah, sorry. a lack of— rirr: . 7 well, yeah, sorry. a lack of planning on war— sorry. a lack of planning on ysar nan— sorry. a lack of planning on ysar nan ises— sorry. a lack of planning on your part does not constitute an energensy— your part does not constitute an energensy sn— your part does not constitute an emergency on our— your part does not constitute an emergency on our part. i believe . wean. — emergency on our part. i believe . wean. inis— emergency on our part. i believe . yeah. this this— emergency on our part. i believe . yeah. this this has— emergency on our part. / this this has been an . yeah. this this has been an sngsing— . yeah. this this has been an ongoing problem— / this this has been an ongoing problem for a time. ongoing problem for a long time. and ongoing problem for a long time. kni is— ongoing problem for a long time. kni is nsi— ongoing problem for a long time. and to not even— ongoing problem for a long time. and to not even consult people inai— and to not even consult people in ysa— and to not even consult people in ysa knsw— and to not even consult people that you know, whose lives iney-re— that you know, whose lives iney-re gsing— that you know, whose lives they're going to— that you know, whose lives they're going to affect is an ainsnenr— they're going to affect is an ainsrreni . — they're going to affect is an abhorrent . mhm.- they're going to affect is an abhorrent . ' “r: they're going to affect is an abhorrent. “r: they're going to affect is an abhorrent . j“r: “r: they're going to affect is an- abhorrent . mhm. and what kind of abhorrent. mhm. and what kind of impact will it have on you . impact will it have on you. well i mean as one as one of impact will it have on you. - well i mean as one as one of the snearneais— well i mean as one as one of the snearneais isi— well i mean as one as one of the spearheads for the— well i mean as one as one of the spearheads for the campaign , i'm spearheads for the campaign, i'm geiiing— spearheads for the campaign, i'm geiiing ssages— spearheads for the campaign, i'm getting messages every day from resiienrs— getting messages every day from resiienis . — getting messages every day from residents . it's— getting messages every day from residents . it's we— getting messages every day from residents . . - rir“ getting messages every day from residents . . - j“ residents. it's we live on the former married quarters. we couldn't get any closer to this proposed asylum centre and people are worried i get messages every day that people aren't sleeping. it's affecting their their mental health, their anxiety is through the roof. and i can appreciate that, you knsw— and i can appreciate that, you knsw. wnai— and i can appreciate that, you know, what they're going through iss. — know, what they're going through iss. ias— know, what they're going through iss. iai again— know, what they're going through iss. nai again .— know, what they're going through too. but again , our— know, what they're going through too. e�*cr?�* j“ f know, what they're going through too. e�*cr?�* j“ ” f r:rir“ . too. but again, our voices don't seem to matter at all. the issue

that i seem to matter at all. the issue in i wsaii— seem to matter at all. the issue that i would suggest— seem to matter at all. the issue that i would suggest that- the issue that i would suggest that you're going— that i would suggest that you're gsing is— that i would suggest that you're gsing is nave— that i would suggest that you're going to have next, sarah, as in— going to have next, sarah, as in san— going to have next, sarah, as in ysve— going to have next, sarah, as i'm sure you've already thought assai— i'm sure you've already thought aisai .— i'm sure you've already thought aisai . is— i'm sure you've already thought aisai . is a— i'm sure you've already thought about, is a fundamental lack of iasi— about, is a fundamental lack of iasr si— about, is a fundamental lack of iasr si ine— about, is a fundamental lack of trust of the government. stand up, trust of the government. stand an. siss— trust of the government. stand an. sisn ine— trust of the government. stand up, stop the boat.— trust of the government. stand up, stop the boat. stop the isai— up, stop the boat. stop the isar. siss— up, stop the boat. stop the boat. stop the— up, stop the boat. stop the boat. stop the boats. we care assai— boat. stop the boats. we care aisai inis. — boat. stop the boats. we care about this. bear— boat. stop the boats. we care about this. bear in mind that rensrieiiy— about this. bear in mind that rensrieiiy-sniy- about this. bear in mind that reportedly only today that reportedly it's only today that the government— reportedly it's only today that the government has removed wessine— the government has removed welcome-illegal- welcome signs for illegal innigranrs— welcome signs for illegal. immigrants—it's immigrants at dover. so it's nariiy— immigrants at dover. so it's nariiy a— immigrants at dover. so it's nariiy a-is- immigrants at dover. so it's hardly a-is it,- immigrants at dover. so it's hardly a is it, that hardly a shock, is it, that we-ve-nesnie- hardly a shock, is it, that we've people queuing up. hardly a shock, is it, that- we've-people queuing up. the we've had people queuing up. the weisn— we've had people queuing up. the welsh-government- welsh labour government are nianning— welsh labour government are nianninglgive— welsh labour government are planning give them £1,600 a planning to give them £1,600 a nsnii— planning to give them £1,600 a nsnii-nsre- planning to give them £1,600 a month,-more than- planning to give them £1,600 a month, more than double planning to give them £1,600 a morstate more than double planning to give them £1,600 a morstate pension.iore than double planning to give them £1,600 a morstate pension. ire than double planning to give them £1,600 a morstate pension. i mean, double planning to give them £1,600 a morstate pension. i mean, diitble the state pension. i mean, is it any—ii— the state pension. i mean, is it any—ii any- the state pension. i mean, is it any—it any wonder. any wonder, is it any wonder wnen— any wonder, is it any wonder wnen-ai— any wonder, is it any wonderj wnen-ar-inis when you look at all of this, nai— when you look at all of this, iai wnen— when you look at all of this, iai wnen ysa— when you look at all of this, but when you-at- when you look at all of this, but when you at the but when you look at the anticipated— but when you look at the anticipated-in- but when you look at the anticipated in the amount anticipated rise in the amouth of anticipated rise in the amount si-wns— anticipated rise in the amount si-wns we— anticipated rise in the amount of-who we are- anticipated rise in the amount of-who we are set- anticipated rise in the amount of who we are set to of people who we are set to wessine— of people who we are set to welcome into _ of people who we are set to welcome into britain and areas iike—ar— welcome into britain and areas like—at scampton. welcome into britain and areas like at scampton over like yourselves at scampton over the like yourselves at scampton over is ssarse— like yourselves at scampton over is si— like yourselves at scampton over the course of this— like yourselves at scampton over the course of this year, you the course of this year, and you aiss— the course of this year, and you ass-ai— the course of this year, and you aiss-ai ine— the course of this year, and you also-at the fact— the course of this year, and you also at the fact that we also look at the fact that we are - processing - also look at the fact that we are processing around 13% are only processing around 13% of are only processing around 13% si inen— are only processing around 13% si inen every— are only processing around 13% of them every five _ are only processing around 13% of them every five years. sarah nsw— of them every five years. sarah nsw isng — of them every five years. sarah nsw isng is— of them every five years. sarah nsw isng is i— of them every five years. sarah how long is it before they sereni— how long is it before they extend raf— how long is it before they extend raf scampton and you asiaaiiy— extend raf scampton and you asiaaiiy eni— extend raf scampton and you actually end up— extend raf scampton and you actually end up with more than ysa— actually end up with more than ysa ieing— actually end up with more than you're being told— actually end up with more than you're being told about? �*jrjeri;-- you're being told about? well, i ine— you're being told about? well, i mean the original figure was 1500 and that soon changed within a matter of days to 20,000. so , you know, it's a big

20,000. so, you know, it's a big nai— 20,000. so, you know, it's a big iai ine— 20,000. so, you know, it's a big area, but the sad— $70 000 so, you know, it's a big area, but the sad thing is that we nave— area, but the sad thing is that we nave inis— area, but the sad thing is that we have this amazing investment nsieniai— we have this amazing investment nsieniai inai— we have this amazing investment potential that we— we have this amazing investment potential that we could possibly isse— potential that we could possibly isse in— potential that we could possibly isse in ine— potential that we could possibly lose in the time— potential that we could possibly lose in the time that it takes to lose in the time that it takes is igni— lose in the time that it takes to fight this. _ lose in the time that it takes to fight this. so,- lose in the time that it takes to fight this. so, you know, we can't give up the fight because we need to try and save our heritage here. and we will do everyining— heritage here. and we will do everything that— heritage here. and we will do everything that we— 3 ”r“rii; and we will do everything that we can to sort of everything that we can to sort si wsrk— everything that we can to sort si wsrk win— everything that we can to sort of work with west lindsey isisiisi— of work with west lindsey district council- of work with west lindsey district council to try and get inis— district council to try and get an sisnnei. — district council to try and get this stopped. �*jrjvj“rij. 3 e�*jii this stopped. what lengths are you willing to go to? sarah ? i you willing to go to? sarah? i can't say on national television . i'm afraid i'll be incriminated in myself. oh, great. well, i'll tell you what. insis— great. well, i'll tell you what. inere ysa— great. well, i'll tell you what. inere ysa gs.— great. well, i'll tell you what. there you go. we— 3ririj. well, i'll tell you what. there you go. we will have to we viii— there you go. we will have to we wiii nave— there you go. we will have to we wiii nave is— there you go. we will have to we will have to wait— there you go. we will have to we will have to wait and see, won't wei— will have to wait and see, won't wei nai— will have to wait and see, won't wei iai ns— will have to wait and see, won't we? but no doubt— will have to wait and see, won't we? but no doubt we'll be we'll be we? but no doubt we'll be we'll is iaiking— we? but no doubt we'll be we'll is raiking is— we? but no doubt we'll be we'll be talking to you— we? but no doubt we'll be we'll be talking to you as and when anyining— be talking to you as and when anyining gses— be talking to you as and when anything goes. hopefully. of course ,ldoesn't- anything goes. hopefully. of. course ,ldoesn't-to course, it doesn't all come to inis— course, it doesn't all come to ins-ysa— course, it doesn't all come to inis-ysa are— course, it doesn't all come to this.-you are still- course, it doesn't all come to this. you are still hoping course, it doesn't all come to this. much ou are still hoping course, it doesn't all come to this. much so,are still hoping course, it doesn't all come to this. much so, thattill hoping course, it doesn't all come to this. much so, that thisioping course, it doesn't all come to this. much so, that this getsg very much so, that this gets iisskei— very much so, that this gets blocked. look,— very much so, that this gets blocked. look, i— very much so, that this gets blocked. look, i will i do just nave— blocked. look, i will i do just nave is— blocked. look, i will i do just nave is ask— blocked. look, i will i do just have to ask you,— blocked. look, i will i do just have to ask you, we are in a naisnai— have to ask you, we are in a national emergency. that naisnai— national emergency. that national emergency. that national emergency has been self—created— national emergency has been self—created and— national emergency has been self—created and the figures for the self—created and the figures for is near— self—created and the figures for is nevi year— self—created and the figures for

the next year or— self—created and the figures for the next year or so— self—created and the figures for the next year or so are utterly siark— the next year or so are utterly siark .— the next year or so are utterly siark . ss— the next year or so are utterly siark . ss iney— the next year or so are utterly stark . so they are— the next year or so are utterly stark . so they are going to have stark. so they are going to have to stark. so they are going to have is gs— stark. so they are going to have to go somewhere— stark. so they are going to have to go somewhere .— stark. so they are going to have to go somewhere . and with to go somewhere. and with ssnesi— to go somewhere. and with resnesi-ysa- to go somewhere. and with respect, you know, there respect, sarah, you know, there is insis— respect, sarah, you know, there is inerela— respect, sarah, you know, there is there .a military- respect, sarah, you know, there is there a military base is there is a military base insis— is there is a military base inere. wny— is there is a military base there. why can't why can't you guys— there. why can't why can't you gays is— there. why can't why can't you gays is ysar— there. why can't why can't you guys do your bit?— there. why can't why can't you guys do your bit? why would it nave— guys do your bit? why would it nave rs— guys do your bit? why would it nave is is. — guys do your bit? why would it have to be. oh,— guys do your bit? why would it have to be. oh, i— guys do your bit? why would it have to be. oh, i don't know. vsa— have to be. oh, i don't know. vsa knsw— have to be. oh, i don't know. you know, people— have to be. oh, i don't know. you know, people in the wirral wsrriei— you know, people in the wirral were worried about having a sage— were worried about having a iarge sir— were worried about having a barge off their— were worried about having a barge off their coast or people in—wns-ve- barge off their coast or people in—wns-ve gsi- barge off their coast or people- in _who've got already in maidenhead who've got already got in maidenhead who've got already gsi neariy— in maidenhead who've got already gsi neariy iws— in maidenhead who've got already got nearly two, two— in maidenhead who've got already got nearly two, two and a half or got nearly two, two and a half sr-ani— got nearly two, two and a half sr-ani ines— got nearly two, two and a half or and three quarters of or two and three quarters of inese— or two and three quarters of these-hotels- or two and three quarters of these hotels that these migrant hotels that are insis— these migrant hotels that are there because _ these migrant hotels that are there because apparently another sne-s—isl there because apparently anotheri _snesis ysa there because apparently anotheri sne-sisi—is ysa there because apparently anotheri one's|of all—do you there because apparently another one's of all of do you there because apparently another one's of all of that? do you there because apparently another one's of all of that? . do you make of all of that? it's a ssnnieieiy— make of all of that? it's a completely different conversation that we were having if we didn't have this £300 million investment on the table . um, a 1000 jobs bringing in money, you know. oh yeah. i can't stress it. sarah. let me iasi— can't stress it. sarah. let me iasi say— can't stress it. sarah. let me iasi say .— can't stress it. sarah. let me iasi say . iei— can't stress it. sarah. let me iasi say . iei ne— jir?“ . . sarah. let me just say , let me make it quite just say, let me make it quite iasi— just say, let me make it quite iasi sn— just say, let me make it quite iasi iasi— just say, let me make it quite just one last one— just say, let me make it quite just one last one with you, if inai-s— just one last one with you, if inais aki— just one last one with you, if that's all right.— just one last one with you, if that's all right. is it fair to say— that's all right. is it fair to say inai— that's all right. is it fair to say that everyone in your area is gsing— say that everyone in your area is gsing is— say that everyone in your area is gsing is ie— say that everyone in your area is going to be active , poorer as is going to be active, poorer as a resaii—

is going to be active, poorer as a resaii si— is going to be active, poorer as a result of this— is going to be active, poorer as a result of this site— a result of this site potentially - a result of this site potentially being used ? do a result of this site— potentially being used ? do you potentially being used? do you inink— potentially being used? do you inink i — potentially being used? do you think ? people— potentially being used? do you think ? people have- potentially being used? do you think ? : think? people have already been checking their house prices and have seen the there has been a marked decline in whether that's just would have happened anyway? we don't know. but um, yeah, a 1000 jobs would have been created with the new regeneration scheme and hotels , regeneration scheme and hotels, you know, it would have brought more money. tourists. yeah we are going to be poorer. all igni— are going to be poorer. all rigni wei.— are going to be poorer. all right, well, look,- are going to be poorer. all right, well, look, sarah, i really appreciate your time. i do hope to speak to you again. hopefully you get the result that going forward, that you want going forward, but. we'll see. but sarah but. well, we'll see. but sarah carter course , who is carter there, of course, who is the campaigner with the raf scampton . and look, scampton action group. and look, one of the other big ones for us today is a bit in bexhill. so bexhill alongside and wethersfield have been in court today why we were today and this is why we were able bring to live here able to bring to you live here on gb the latest round of on gb news the latest round of government very government figures. very quick recap are recap on that. there are currently 109,000 asylum seekers in supported accommodation,

48,000 of those in hotels . the 48,000 of those in hotels. the government is actively preparing this is stop the boats. britain, by the way, actively preparing for 56,000 channel crossings this year. we've already had around 5000. so another 51,000. they're expecting that to mean that around 140,000 people will be in accommodation in ahead of this year. so by the end of this yeah this year. so by the end of this year, all right. well, going to bexhill now where locals are planning to stage another protest in around an hour , i protest in around an hour, i believe an hour and a half in opposition to plans to house 1200 migrants in their town . i'm 1200 migrants in their town. i'm very pleased to be joined now by bexhill resident bridget peters, who is attending the protest later. bridget, thank you very , later. bridget, thank you very, very much. just just tell me why you're out protesting them . you're out protesting them. thank you for having me . yes. so thank you for having me. yes. so we nrsiesi— thank you for having me. yes. so we are protest ing— thank you for having me. yes. so we are protest ing because we feel this site where i'm standing on now is unsuitable .

standing on now is unsuitable. for 1200 male immigrants who will be descending on us september. come will be descending on us september . come september, september. come september, sevniii— september. come september, iekniii is— september. come september, bexhill is whole— come september, bexhill is whole house. j bexhill is whole house. a lot of eiieriy— bexhill is whole house. a lot of eiieriy nesiie— bexhill is whole house. a lot of eiieriy nesnie .— bexhill is whole house. a lot of elderly people , all young elderly people, all young children and especially on this estate . i live four doors away estate. i live four doors away from the actual gate to the entrance . so it is a very, very entrance. so it is a very, very worrying time for all of us, not just north estate , not just just north estate, not just little common, but at bexhill as a whole . bridget, how do you a whole. bridget, how do you iesi— a whole. bridget, how do you ieei assai— a whole. bridget, how do you feel about the _ a whole. bridget, how do you feel about the fact— bridget, how do you feel about the fact that the gsvernnenr— feel about the fact that the government because cause you guys— government because cause you gays nave— government because cause you gays nave iaken— government because cause you guys have taken them to court , guys have taken them to court, ssan— guys have taken them to court, ssari are— guys have taken them to court, court are now saying this is a naisnai— court are now saying this is a national emergency and they isn-r— national emergency and they isn-i nave— national emergency and they don't have to— national emergency and they don't have to listen to you ? don't have to listen to you? wen,— don't have to listen to you? we... i— don't have to listen to you? well, i think— don't have to listen to you? well, i think that is wholly unacceptable— well, i think that is wholly unacceptable because as i will ieii— unacceptable because as i will ieii ysa.— unacceptable because as i will ieii ysa. in— unacceptable because as i will ieii ysa, in ns— unacceptable because as i will tell you, in no uncertain terms, i tell you, in no uncertain terms, iwas— tell you, in no uncertain terms, iwas si— tell you, in no uncertain terms, i was aware of this— tell you, in no uncertain terms, i was aware of this last year evasiy— i was aware of this last year evasiy a— i was aware of this last year esasiiy a year— i was aware of this last year exactly a year ago, and employ isn— exactly a year ago, and employ irsn ine— exactly a year ago, and employ

irsn is war— exactly a year ago, and employ from the uae called me to one siie— from the uae called me to one siie ani— from the uae called me to one side and told— from the uae called me to one side and told me— from the uae called me to one side and told me that the site nai— side and told me that the site nai ieen— side and told me that the site had been sold— side and told me that the site had been sold and 1200 mile nigranis— had been sold and1200 mile migrants will— had been sold and1200 mile migrants will be— had been sold and 1200 mile migrants will be coming and seiiing— migrants will be coming and settling down— migrants will be coming and settling down at the site. so inai— settling down at the site. so in ws— settling down at the site. so that was exactly— settling down at the site. so that was exactly a - settling down at the site. so that was exactly a year- settling down at the site. so that was exactly a year ago. last year . and bridge it. do you last year. and bridge it. do you fear that it's going— last year. and bridge it. do you fear that it's going to- last year. and bridge it. do you fear that it's going to be- “r: :3 . do you fear that it's going to be many inan— fear that it's going to be many more than 1200— fear that it's going to be many more than 1200 because the gsvernnenr— more than 1200 because the government is— more than 1200 because the government is expecting 10,000 snannei— government is expecting 10,000 more channel crossings than we nai— more channel crossings than we nai iasi— more channel crossings than we nai iasr year— more channel crossings than we had last year and— more channel crossings than we had last year and we are, asssriing— had last year and we are, according to— had last year and we are, according to reports , only according to reports, only nrssessing— according to reports, only processing 13%- according to reports, only processing 13% of channel nigraisn— processing 13% of channel nigraiisn .— processing 13% of channel migration . it's— processing 13% of channel migration . it's every five migration. it's every five yeas— migration. it's every five yeas ss— migration. it's every five yeas ss i— migration. it's every five years. so i would suggest, iriigei— years. so i would suggest, bridget, that— years. so i would suggest, bridget, that your area there is going— bridget, that your area there is gsing is— bridget, that your area there is gsing is see— bridget, that your area there is going to see rather a lot more nesiie— going to see rather a lot more nesnie inan— going to see rather a lot more people than the— going to see rather a lot more people than the amount that ysa— people than the amount that ysa ieing— people than the amount that you're being told about. people than the amount that you're being told about . “c25 you're being told about. yes, ios. kni— you're being told about. yes, ios. kni as— you're being told about. yes, ios. kni as i— you're being told about. yes, 100. and as i said- you're being told about. “c25 �*00 and as i said already 100. and as i said already nrevisas— 100. and as i said already nrevisas sn— 100. and as i said already previous on a— �*00 and as i said already previous on a previous inierview— previous on a previous interview, bexhill does not have the infrastructure— interview, bexhill does not have the infrastructure . �*jrjeri; pii;

the infrastructure. we are a snaki— the infrastructure. we are a small little town on and we are neighboured by five care homes just a quarter of a mile away from the prison site . we have from the prison site. we have three primary schools , two three primary schools, two secondary schools and a college. so this is this the scenery of this town is going to change dramatic albie and your fears. bridget, are about your local ssnsrny— bridget, are about your local ssnsrny ani— bridget, are about your local economy and local public health and economy and local public health ani saieiy. — economy and local public health ani saieiy. i— economy and local public health and safety. i just— economy and local public health and safety. i just spoke to an iniiviiaai— and safety. i just spoke to an individual from _ and safety. i just spoke to an individual from near the raf ssannrsn— individual from near the raf scampton site— individual from near the raf scampton site earlier. i want to knsw— scampton site earlier. i want to knsw wneiner— scampton site earlier. i want to know whether or— scampton site earlier. i want to know whether or not you've seen any— know whether or not you've seen any ernssnsis— know whether or not you've seen any economic impact already. how are any economic impact already. how ine— any economic impact already. how ins nsase— any economic impact already. how are the house prices— any economic impact already. how are the house prices doing where you are the house prices doing where ysa are— are the house prices doing where ysa ising— are the house prices doing where you are doing where you are? weir— you are doing where you are? weii .— you are doing where you are? weii . weir.— you are doing where you are? well , well, to— you are doing where you are? well , well, to be— you are doing where you are? well, well, to be brutally honest with you, i live four doors away. i'm not holding out nasn— doors away. i'm not holding out nasn nsis— doors away. i'm not holding out nasn nsne isi— doors away. i'm not holding out much hope for my— : i'm not holding out much hope for my house price . to much hope for my house price. to be much hope for my house price. to is fair— much hope for my house price. to is fair ii— much hope for my house price. to is fair i-i say— much hope for my house price. to is rain i-i say ny— much hope for my house price. to be fair, i'd say my house price is wsnn— be fair, i'd say my house price is wsrin a— be fair, i'd say my house price

is worth a pound— be fair, i'd say my house price is worth a pound .— be fair, i'd say my house price is worth a pound . /rir- be fair, i'd say my house price is worth a pound . j/rir- : is worth a pound. you would expect someone now to only pay a pound for your house because it's just next door to this proposed migrant centre . proposed migrant centre. exactly how does that make proposed migrant centre. - exactly how does that make you iesi— exactly how does that make you ieei i — exactly how does that make you ieei i new— exactly how does that make you feel ? how does— exactly how does that make you feel ? how does that- exactly how does that make you feel ? : feel? how does that make you feel? how does that make you feel? well, feel? how does that make you feel ? well, very , very, very feel? well, very, very, very disheartened. _ �*"ri;ri;-7 well, very, very, very disheartened. .�*jj�*.jz¢j"jii23r . disheartened. money isn't everything . however. my late everything. however. my late husband and i worked extremely hard. i am an immigrant myself from south africa, and we came overin from south africa, and we came over in the legal way. we've paid whatever fees we had to 20 years ago. we've bought a house down the north—east state and unfortunately i feel that he is blood, sweat and tears and everybody else's is down the tubes because where can we go? where do we go and get a decent

property. bridget, thank you very.— property. bridget, thank you very, very— property. bridget, thank you very, very nasn— property. bridget, thank you very, very much for- bridget, thank you very, very much for your time isiay— very, very much for your time isiay .— very, very much for your time isiay . kni— very, very much for your time isiay . kni i— very, very much for your time today . and i wish— very, very much for your time today . and i wish you all the today. and i wish you all the iesi— today. and i wish you all the iesi ani— today. and i wish you all the iesi ani i— today. and i wish you all the best and i hope— today. and i wish you all the best and i hope to talk to you again— best and i hope to talk to you again very.— best and i hope to talk to you again very, very— best and i hope to talk to you again very, very soon. good luck to again very, very soon. good luck is ysa.— again very, very soon. good luck is ysa, nriigei— again very, very soon. good luck to you, bridget peters there, wns—inel who will be attending the nrsiesi— who will be attending the protest - later. who will be attending the protest-later .i who will be attending the- protest-later . there protest in bexhill later. there are protest in bexhill later. there i— protest in bexhill later. there i inink— protest in bexhill later. there are i think there— protest in bexhill later. there are i think there was rather a lot are i think there was rather a isi insis— are i think there was rather a lot there, wasn't— are i think there was rather a lot there, wasn't there really, irsn — lot there, wasn't there really, irsn iriigei— lot there, wasn't there really, from bridget, right. lot there, wasn't there really, from bridget, right . okay. from bridget, right. okay. iisving— from bridget, right. okay. iisving sn— from bridget, right. okay. moving on. gb— from bridget, right. okay. moving on. gb news has exclusive reveaiei— moving on. gb news has exclusive reveaiei inai— moving on. gb news has exclusive revealed that lottery money was given— revealed that lottery money was given is— revealed that lottery money was given is an— revealed that lottery money was given to an activist— revealed that lottery money was given to an activist group that nssiei— given to an activist group that nssiei a— given to an activist group that hosted a talk— given to an activist group that hosted a talk calling boris isnnssn— hosted a talk calling boris johnson and— hosted a talk calling boris johnson and other politicians ieviis— johnson and other politicians ieviis ani— johnson and other politicians devils and appearing appearing to, devils and appearing appearing is. weir.— devils and appearing appearing is. wen, nsw— devils and appearing appearing to, well, how do— devils and appearing appearing to, well, how do i— devils and appearing appearing to, well, how do i put this? not nesessariiy— to, well, how do i put this? not necessarily condemn violence againsi— necessarily condemn violence againsi nsiise. — necessarily condemn violence against police. i'm patrick snrisiys— against police. i'm patrick snrisiys sn— against police. i'm patrick christys on gb— against police. i'm patrick christys on gb news britain's

listening to gb news radio show . welcome back, everybody. now, the . welcome back, everybody. now, is waisnai— . welcome back, everybody. now, the national lottery— welcome back, everybody. now, the national lottery is famous for the national lottery is famous rsr sannsning— the national lottery is famous for supporting good causes, but a ei— for supporting good causes, but a in news— for supporting good causes, but a gb news investigation has reveaiei— a gb news investigation has revealed that— a gb news investigation has revealed that the national isirery— revealed that the national lottery heritage fund has been assi— lottery heritage fund has been asei rs— lottery heritage fund has been asei is sannsn— lottery heritage fund has been used to support political causes, including a speech that

iessriiei— causes, including a speech that described conservative politicians— described conservative politicians as devils. charlie persis— politicians as devils. charlie ieiers nas— politicians as devils. charlie peters has this— politicians as devils. charlie peters has this exclusive report . wnai— peters has this exclusive report . wnai wsaii— peters has this exclusive report . what would you— peters has this exclusive report . what would you do with six igare— . what would you do with six rigare isiiery— . what would you do with six figure lottery winnings ? . figure lottery winnings? it's a gaesisn— figure lottery winnings? it's a gaesiisn isis— figure lottery winnings? it's a question lots of— figure lottery winnings? it's a question lots of britons dream about answering . but for a about answering. but for a collection of activists , that collection of activists, that dream became a reality in 2021, when the national lottery heritage fund awarded almost £250,000 to a group called 81 acts of exuberant defiance , the acts of exuberant defiance, the social change project was launched with support from campaign group the jubilee initiative , to mark the 1981 initiative, to mark the 1981 brixton riots . the money has brixton riots. the money has helped the group put on 81 different events , which call on different events, which call on people to resist the whitening of our history. but gb news can reveal that some of the lottery funding has gone towards supporting a political speech by an activist breaching. the fund's rules. campaigner stafford scott gave a talk at a brixton venue earlier this month which accused the royal family of being involved in slavery . he

of being involved in slavery. he slammed the met as a gang, executing black kids and said the government's crackdown on gangs was fascism . scott used gangs was fascism. scott used his lottery funded talk to describe boris johnson and other politicians as devils. and this man , this devil— politicians as devils. and this man , this devil you- . it r:ri and this man , this devil you know mopac man, this devil you know mopac iignii— man, this devil you know mopac rignri vsa— man, this devil you know mopac right? you need— man, this devil you know mopac right? you need to— man, this devil you know mopac right? you need to know them. is — right? you need to know them. is ievii— right? you need to know them. is ievii is— right? you need to know them. the devil is they— right? you need to know them. the devil is they are devils. kni— the devil is they are devils. kni in— the devil is they are devils. kni i-n gsing— the devil is they are devils. and i'm going to show you that iney-re— and i'm going to show you that iney-re ieviis.— and i'm going to show you that they're devils. this— and i'm going to show you that they're devils. this woman saiiei— they're devils. this woman called sophie— they're devils. this woman called sophie linden. she's the ienary— called sophie linden. she's the ienaiy waysi— called sophie linden. she's the ienaiy iiaysr isn— called sophie linden. she's the deputy mayor for policing right . aik— deputy mayor for policing right . kii nigni— deputy mayor for policing right now . all right. she devil tory now. all right. she devil tory mp— now. all right. she devil tory iii irenian— now. all right. she devil tory mp brendan clarke—smith said inai— mp brendan clarke—smith said in isiiery— mp brendan clarke—smith said that lottery funding should not be that lottery funding should not is asei— that lottery funding should not is asei is— that lottery funding should not be used to promote political causes . well,— be used to promote political causes . well, this- be used to promote political causes . be used to promote political causes. well, this is the problem, isn't it? i think when people play the lottery, they want to see that money go into good causes and a of it good causes and a lot of it does, of course. and to does, of course. and we want to see spent our see that spent in our communities properly. what we don't it being used don't want to see it being used for is these political causes, things actually cause things that actually cause more tension in the community. and i think that's it's really, think that's why it's really, really not just really important not just to look the applications, but look at the applications, but the organisation as well to make sure that this happen in

sure that this doesn't happen in future. the national lottery heritage fund said do not heritage fund said they do not define heritage. they it define heritage. they leave it up define heritage. they leave it an is— define heritage. they leave it an is anniisanis— define heritage. they leave it up to applicants to— r:ri; 3 they leave it up to applicants to make their swn—si— up to applicants to make their swn—si wnai- up to applicants to make their own—of what.is.| up to applicants to make their. own—of whatlis. do own understand of what it is. do you— own understand of what it is. do ysa-iar— own understand of what it is. do ysa-inai inis— own understand of what it is. do you _that this talk- own understand of what it is. do you that this talk that you think that this talk that ianiei— you think that this talk that was funded £4,000 counts as ierirage— was funded £4,000 counts as neriiage iise— was funded £4,000 counts as heritage erg well, heritage can mean-si— heritage erg well, heritage can mean-of things,- heritage erg well, heritage can mean of things, as we've mean a lot of things, as we've saii— mean a lot of things, as we've saii insis— mean a lot of things, as we've said there, but— mean a lot of things, as we've said there, but i— mean a lot of things, as we've said there, but i don't think many— said there, but i don't think many nesiie— said there, but i don't thinki many people _this many people would call this neriiage— many people would call this nerirage ai— many people would call this heritage at-and- many people would call this heritage at-and as- many people would call this. heritage at-and aslsaid, heritage at all. and as i said, we to money be spent we want that to money be spent properly. think a lot of properly. i think a lot of people feel very let down. certainly the certainly seeing some of the comments made and comments that have been made and where is going. where that money is going. but i think this is a wider problem that here. we that we've got here. i mean, we have charities, we have community interest companies that really are vehicles for some political some quite nasty political views. and is not really views. and this is not really where money should going. where money should be going. it's of the it's not in the spirit of the sector. and i think something needs about it . a needs to be done about it. a national heritage needs to be done about it. ai national- heritage fund national lottery heritage fund snskesnan— national lottery heritage fund spokesman person its spokesman person said that its ianiing— spokesman person said that its funding should— spokesman person said that its funding should not be to funding should not be used to nrsnsre— funding should not be used to promote political— funding should not be used to promote political beliefs , promote political beliefs, aiiing— promote political beliefs, aiiing-nai- promote political beliefs, adding had been in promote political beliefs,- adding-had been in touch adding that it had been in touch wiri— adding that it had been in touch wiin ine— adding that it had been in touch with the jubilee— adding that it had been in touch with the jubilee initiative to iissass— with the jubilee initiative to iissass nsw— with the jubilee initiative to discuss how project would be discuss how the project would be ieiiverei— discuss how the project would be ieiiverei .— discuss how the project would be delivered . they— discuss how the project would be delivered . they that delivered. they say that your siis— delivered. they say that your siis si— delivered. they say that your odds of winning— delivered. they say that your odds of winning the lottery are 1 in 45,000,000,— odds of winning the lottery are 1 in 45,000,000, but it seems inai— 1 in 45,000,000, but it seems in ine— 1 in 45,000,000, but it seems that the chances— 1 in 45,000,000, but it seems that the chances of your £1

going— that the chances of your £1 going towards— that the chances of your £1 going towards funding political asivisis— going towards funding political asivisrs is— going towards funding political activists is much— going towards funding political activists is much higher. snariie— activists is much higher. charlie peters- activists is much higher. charlie peters gb news brixton . charlie peters gb news brixton. okay.— charlie peters gb news brixton. okay. ss— charlie peters gb news brixton. okay. ss inere— charlie peters gb news brixton. okay, so there we— charlie peters gb news brixton. okay, so there we go. _ charlie peters gb news brixton. okay, so there we go. rather a lot to take in there from charlie. now, in the last hour, we did show you another clip of stafford scott in which he discussed unsolved murder of discussed the unsolved murder of pc keith blakelock back in 1985 and said the fact his killer had not been found could be considered weird justice. let's just watch this again. there's nobody in prison for the death of that police officer who on the estate from 1985. and some of us the estate from 1985. and some si as ieiieve— the estate from 1985. and some of us believe that— the estate from 1985. and some of us believe that that's- of us believe that that's iasise— of us believe that that's justice, because when they kill us, justice, because when they kill nsisiy— justice, because when they kill nsisiy gses— justice, because when they kill us, nobody goes to prison for war— us, nobody goes to prison for in .— us, nobody goes to prison for in . aki— us, nobody goes to prison for that . all right. _ us, nobody goes to prison for that . all right. qg�*q us, nobody goes to prison for that . all right. that. all right. okay. so i am joined in the studio now by ken hines, who is the chair of the independent stop and search monitoring group. look, ken, thank monitoring group. look, ken, inank—isr- monitoring group. look, ken,- thank _for coming thank you very much for coming in. nesiie— thank you very much for coming in. iesnie. i— thank you very much for coming in. people, i think— thank you very much for coming in. people, i think justifiably viii— in. people, i think justifiably wiii ie— in. people, i think justifiably will be concerned that quarter of will be concerned that quarter si a— will be concerned that quarter si a niiiisn— will be concerned that quarter of a million worth of of a million quid's worth of naisnai— of a million quid's worth of national funding has national lottery funding has gsne— national lottery funding has gsne-a— national lottery funding has gsne-a grsan- national lottery funding has gone a group that has gone towards a group that has a speaker— gone towards a group that has a

speaker wis— gone towards a group that has a speaker who, well,— gone towards a group that has a speaker who, well, it appears to isesn-i— speaker who, well, it appears to me, doesn't doesn't condemn visiense— me, doesn't doesn't condemn violence against— me, doesn't doesn't condemn violence against police . \rir violence against police. no, i knew— violence against police. no, i knew in— violence against police. no, i know i'm bella,— violence against police. no, i know i'm bella, the group who's got the money. they're doing some amazing work in the black community and the fact of the matter is, they're actually deaung matter is, they're actually dealing with grass root group . dealing with grass root group. and i wouldn't i'm not surprised that they've got reached out to people like stafford because stafford has got a long history of doing work within the black community between black youngsters in tottenham , and youngsters in tottenham, and he's a hero to many of those young people, telling them there, though, that politic is are devils and the police are all racist. and what i mean, wnai— all racist. and what i mean, wnar gssi— all racist. and what i mean, what good does— ”pjri and what i mean, what good does that do? but iaiisk— what good does that do? but patrick, look,— what good does that do? but patrick, look, i've said, you knsw.— patrick, look, i've said, you knsw. i— patrick, look, i've said, you know, i don't— patrick, look, i've said, you know, i don't think you could sneni— know, i don't think you could sneni a— know, i don't think you could ever spend a day— know, i don't think you could ever spend a day in in a black in a— ever spend a day in in a black in a iiask— ever spend a day in in a black in a black man's— ever spend a day in in a black in a black man's shoes to understand— in a black man's shoes to understand where stafford is ssning— understand where stafford is ssning irsn — understand where stafford is coming from . _ understand where stafford is coming from . : understand where stafford is coming from. : understand where stafford is coming from . : r:- coming from. stafford is quite clearly being traumatised by decades of being repeatedly being a victim of the police police interaction. i know personally his family has been

tasered. i know personally that he was involved in mark duggan, winston silcock, a lot of these undesirable cases that the white society may feel that, you know, that the people are tainted and they're not, because in the black community, arnie if people like stafford didn't stand up, you know, people like winston would probably be still in jail now. so what is the key difference, _ so what is the key difference, right, between when a my— difference, right, between when a sny irisn— difference, right, between when a my irish grandfather first sane-isi— a my irish grandfather first came for example, and came over, for example, and insis— came over, for example, and there-blacks,- came over, for example, and there-blacks, no- came over, for example, and there blacks, no irish, there was no blacks, no irish, no there was no blacks, no irish, ns-saisiie— there was no blacks, no irish,- no-outside _houses no dogs outside boarding houses . ani— no dogs outside boarding houses . ani insis— no dogs outside boarding houses , and there was— no dogs outside boarding houses , and there was massive racial aiase— , and there was massive racial abuse directed— , and there was massive racial abuse directed towards them. if my graniiai— abuse directed towards them. if my granddad had— abuse directed towards them. if my granddad had received quarter of my granddad had received quarter si ii— my granddad had received quarter si ii niiiisn— my granddad had received quarter of £1 million in— my granddad had received quarter of £1 million in lottery funding ani— of £1 million in lottery funding ani gsne— of £1 million in lottery funding ani gsne ani— of £1 million in lottery funding and gone and done a powerpoint nreseniaisn— and gone and done a powerpoint presentation saying that all nsiiisians— presentation saying that all. politicians _that politicians are devils and that the—of- politicians are devils and that the—of a- politicians are devils and that. the—of a police the unsolved murder of a police officer— the unsolved murder of a police officer was— the unsolved murder of a police officer was justice— the unsolved murder of a police officer was justice for the irish— officer was justice for the irish community, do you think that— irish community, do you think that would— irish community, do you think that would have— irish community, do you think that would have been acceptable? i that would have been acceptable? . aa— that would have been acceptable? . say— that would have been acceptable? nan say aas— that would have been acceptable? i can say this much— that would have been acceptable? i can say this much that staffaa— i can say this much that stafford didn't get that quarter of aa— stafford didn't get that quarter of £1 million. _ stafford didn't get that quarter of £1 million. it— stafford didn't get that quarter of £1 million. . stafford didn't get that quarter of £1 million. l " of £1 million. it was sent to an organisation and stafford was just speaker. stafford's just the speaker. stafford's putting and as putting across his point and as harsh as it may seem to you, as i said, he's a hero to many in

the black community and he continues to be a hero. and i said , i look at him as a brother said, i look at him as a brother and as a brother. we may not always see eye to eye, but the simple fact is we must continue the good fight and not look at each other and try to marginalise one another. what is the good fight there then? because if i was just, well, just— because if i was just, well, iaa having— because if i was just, well, just having looked at that from the outside— just having looked at that from the outside right— just having looked at that from the outside right .— just having looked at that from the outside right . the takeaway the outside right. the takeaway naaa— the outside right. the takeaway that .— the outside right. the takeaway that . gaa— the outside right. the takeaway that i got from _ the outside right. the takeaway that i got from it— the outside right. the takeaway that i got from it would be if there— that i got from it would be if there ewe— that i got from it would be if there were young— that i got from it would be if there were young black people in mae— there were young black people in that audience,— there were young black people in that audience, which no doubt there— that audience, which no doubt there ewe— that audience, which no doubt there were, that— that audience, which no doubt there were, that you for politicians— there were, that you for politicians hate you and the peace— politicians hate you and the peace ae— politicians hate you and the police are racist.— politicians hate you and the police are racist. and it's okay to awa— police are racist. and it's okay to awe them— police are racist. and it's okay to hwt them . — police are racist. and it's okay to hurt them . not- police are racist. and it's okay to hurt them . \t:::t to hurt them. not at all. i think he was saying there's element now again, what bears that out? look at the casey report. look at the scarman report, the macpherson report. we can go through report after a report that says about institutional racism. and let me tell you, this institution lies. racism is just not where the police is around society . and

police is around society. and i'm saying you're sitting in a chair here giving your perspective because you've got you've got their hands on the trigger as opposed to what gets put out there and what narratives get put out there. and trust me, the narratives that's put out not that's put out there is not balanced . it's not fair. so balanced. it's not fair. so people like stafford's got every right speak mind as he right to speak his mind as he see fit , because as i said, he see fit, because as i said, he has been a victim to police brutality over a number of years. what would you say? i'm just playing devil's advocate. what— just playing devil's advocate. what weatt— just playing devil's advocate. what would you _ just playing devil's advocate. what would you say if £250,000 haunte— what would you say if £250,000 heahte weath— what would you say if £250,000 pounds worth of— what would you say if £250,000 pounds worth of national lottery funding— pounds worth of national lottery tahthg hat— pounds worth of national lottery funding had gone— pounds worth of national lottery funding had gone to someone who stood— funding had gone to someone who stood up— funding had gone to someone who stood up aha— funding had gone to someone who stood up and said— funding had gone to someone who stood up and said that they had had catastrophic— stood up and said that they had had catastrophic experiences wtth— had catastrophic experiences with authority— had catastrophic experiences with authority figures? you happen— with authority figures? you happeh te— with authority figures? you happen to he— with authority figures? you happen to be black, would that be happen to be black, would that he etaw— happen to be black, would that he etaw e— happen to be black, would that be okay ? would— happen to be black, would that be okay ? would you be angry be okay? would you be angry about— be okay? would you be angry about that? _ be okay? would you be angry about that? ;t;" be okay? would you be angry about that? sil" about that? listen, i know the money. black people in our communities motty contribute to the lottery funding. so why shouldn't some of that funding go specifically to hard to grassroot people and people like

stafford ? without stafford? stafford? without stafford? he's, as i said , i may not he's, as i said, i may not always agree with his politics or the way he may put across certain things, but you know what? that's that's that's his style. it's important to say as well that you you you i've known stafford a while. right. and when— stafford a while. right. and when you— stafford a while. right. and when yea sav— stafford a while. right. and when yea saw a— stafford a while. right. and when you say a lot- stafford a while. right. and when you say a lot ,- : right. and when you say a lot , he suffered when you say a lot, he suffered a tet— when you say a lot, he suffered a tet et— when you say a lot, he suffered a lot of trauma— when you say a lot, he suffered a lot of trauma and things. i te— a lot of trauma and things. i to he— a lot of trauma and things. i mean to be fair,— a lot of trauma and things. i mean to be fair, he has hasn't he.— mean to be fair, he has hasn't he. what— mean to be fair, he has hasn't he. what kind— mean to be fair, he has hasn't he. what kind of— mean to be fair, he has hasn't he. what kind of stuff are we tatthg— he. what kind of stuff are we talking about? _ he. what kind of stuff are we talking about? t: talking about? like i said, he's been the people that was been one of the people that was was brought on suspicion around keith blakelock's murder . he's keith blakelock's murder. he's been fighting for all those people that has been charged with the murder of pc blakelock . he has actually been arrested a number of times. most recently, his older brother has been tasered in his own home by by the police. not not coming for him, but coming for on another matter. but nonetheless. so he's been involved. he's been one of the prime movers and shakers for the mark duggan

situation. he's been there for the young man who got jordan walker who tasered walker brown, who got tasered by the now is the police, and now is paraplegic. so i'm saying it's a lot of trauma that he's dealt with and with personally , i've with and with personally, i've dean with and with personally, i've dealt with trauma, but at least i've got support from groups called the band of brothers, where i'm able to look at my where i'm able to look at my where from and to where that's coming from and to and to realise that i can't solve it by myself , but i need solve it by myself, but i need to reach out and ask for support. do you think it would be support. do you think it would he hethtat— support. do you think it would he hetatat tet— do you think it would be helpful for society if every ehgte— be helpful for society if every ehgte heteeh— be helpful for society if every single person in— be helpful for society if every single person in the black eehhahttw— single person in the black community thought exactly the way— community thought exactly the way that— community thought exactly the way that stafford— community thought exactly the way that stafford does? or would it way that stafford does? or would tt he — way that stafford does? or would it be worse for— way that stafford does? or would it be worse for society? i i weatt— it be worse for society? i i weatt have— it be worse for society? i i would have thought if we all thought— would have thought if we all thought h— would have thought if we all thought in one— would have thought if we all thought in one way we'd be rotate— thought in one way we'd be rehete aha,— thought in one way we'd be robots and, and— thought in one way we'd be robots and, and it's so it's so heatthw— robots and, and it's so it's so healthy arnie— robots and, and it's so it's so healthy arnie that i can sit here— healthy arnie that i can sit here aha— healthy arnie that i can sit here and have— healthy arnie that i can sit here and have that conversation. but here and have that conversation. hat vou— here and have that conversation. hat yea htght— here and have that conversation. but you might bring— here and have that conversation. but you might bring another- but you might bring another five, six person. they might have different opinions but would you be comfortable in sitting with another five six different shade of opinion around the same topic? i don't think so. i think it i think you may be intimidated at somewhere

along the line because you might think you're sitting here plus. but i couldn't see. no, i feel all right, mate. i can't see no security sitting here. by the time that they. would i need time that they. why would i need it? i say some it? well, i can say in some cases people are carrying carrying, carrying harm, carrying, carrying harm, carrying her and there can be volatile. do you think do you think do think that think that do you think that that's all? i'm not. don't get me i'm not advocating me wrong. i'm not advocating violence pat, because violence to you, pat, because i love like food. right tell love you like food. right tell me what this is. l : md tell me what this is . right. love you like food. right tell me what this is . right. but but me what this is. right. but but settaasw— me what this is. right. but but seriously. okay.— me what this is. right. but but seriously . okay. all- me what this is. right. okay. all right. so seriously. okay. all right. so t-h — seriously. okay. all right. so t-h thet— seriously. okay. all right. so th just going— seriously. okay. all right. so th just going te— okay. all right. so i'm just going to pick up on that— i'm just going to pick up on that then. — i'm just going to pick up on that then. is— i'm just going to pick up on that then. is that not a bit of a atehtehe— that then. is that not a bit of a problem? right. because the way— a problem? right. because the waylwould_ a problem? right. because the wawaould look— a problem? right. because the way would look at it and i way i would look at it and i hope—the- way i would look at it and i. hope—the hope you would feel the same way,— hope you would feel the same waw te— hope you would feel the same way, he that— hope you would feel the same way, is that we're— hope you would feel the same way, is that we're having a chat here.— way, is that we're having a chat here-_tegatattwl here. we talk fairly regularly aha— here. we talk fairly regularly aha-aways— here. we talk fairly regularly and always talking and we always end up talking about— and we always end up talking about controversial about really controversial teeaee—tel about really controversiali issues._to be about really controversial. issues._to be a issues. so it's going to be a theeaeeteh— issues. so it's going to be a discussion-you. issues. so it's going to be a. discussion-you know, discussion like that, you know, is discussion like that, you know, te ht— discussion like that, you know, he tt haht— discussion like that, you know, is it right that— discussion like that, you know, is it right that there are, aeeettha— is it right that there are, according maybe is it right that there are,- according-maybe decent according to you, maybe decent etehehte— according to you, maybe decent. elements—community, elements of a certain community, you elements of a certain community, yea hteht— elements of a certain community, yea hteht-wety— elements of a certain community, you might very angry with me you might get very angry with me hawhe— having this conversation with theme — having this conversation with thehe .yea— having this conversation with them? .yes they- having this conversation with them? t/ti;s ll having this conversation with- them? .yes they will. i know them? yes. yes they will. i know . but that's not right. they get angry with me because i've got

angry with me because i've got an association in with the police that i have an interaction with the police and interaction with the police and in doing so, i put myself in danger of being called an informer . danger of being called an informer. i've danger of being called an informer . i've been called informer. i've been called a police stooge. but all i'm trying to do is be that sponge to absorb the. what do you get? stick from certain elements. mayhe— stick from certain elements. hayhe et— stick from certain elements. hayhe et the— stick from certain elements. maybe of the black community for eehhe— maybe of the black community for eehhe eh— maybe of the black community for eehhe at here— maybe of the black community for coming on here and— maybe of the black community for coming on here and talk to me aheat— coming on here and talk to me aheat thte— coming on here and talk to me about this now? _ coming on here and talk to me about this now? ' etilya about this now? absolutely. because it's i shouldn't be here. who i to talk about any here. who am i to talk about any given subject? but i'm a person . i'm thick skin. and plus , you . i'm thick skin. and plus, you know, i'm a person that can take care of myself and i come from a place called joy. and i just want to i want others to just to experience what that looks like, to be in the sun all the time. wow. oh, great. i tell you what, the— wow. oh, great. i tell you what, the te— wow. oh, great. i tell you what, the he the— wow. oh, great. i tell you what, this is this has— wow. oh, great. i tell you what, this is this has been— this is this has been a fantastic— this is this has been a fantastic look. thank you very much. — fantastic look. thank you very much. .— fantastic look. thank you very much. i appreciate you coming in. much. i appreciate you coming th. th— much. i appreciate you coming h. m tatt— much. i appreciate you coming in. i'll talk to— much. i appreciate you coming in. i'll talk to you— much. i appreciate you coming in. i'll talk to you soon. all heht. — in. i'll talk to you soon. all heht. tate— in. i'll talk to you soon. all right. take-ken- in. i'll talk to you soon. all right. take ken hines right. take care. ken hines there,— right. take care. ken hines there-te— right. take care. ken hines there,-is the- right. take care. ken hines there,-is the _ofl there, who is the chair of the heeeeheeht— there, who is the chair of the independent search independent stop and search hehttehhe— independent stop and search monitoring right now. monitoring group right now. okay.— monitoring group right now. okay-meane- monitoring group right now. okay. moving on, people. okay. we're moving on, people. we okay. we're moving on, people. the-meane— okay. we're moving on, people. we-moving — okay. we're moving on, people. we-moving on. .got- okay. we're moving on, people. we moving on. got loads we are moving on. i've got loads heteeat-y way.— we are moving on. i've got loadsj heteeat-y way-the more coming your way. okay. we have—teeehtty-

more coming your way. okay. we have recently anyway, more coming your way. okay. we havtthis recently anyway, more coming your way. okay. we havtthis has recently anyway, more coming your way. okay. we havtthis has beenecently anyway, more coming your way. okay. we havtthis has beeneceialy anyway, more coming your way. okay. we havtthis has beeneceia schoollay, and this has been at a school where— and this has been at a school where students— and this has been at a school where students apparently anyway,— where students apparently| anyway—tatth where students apparently- anyway, _faith found anyway, of the hindu faith found theheewee— anyway, of the hindu faith found themselves—of- themselves the targets of hattyhe. — themselves the targets of hattyhe. ahe— themselves the targets of bullying. and it or themselves the targets of- bullying. and-it or not, bullying. and believe it or not, heat— bullying. and believe it or not, racial discrimination in classrooms,— racial discrimination in classrooms, for racial discrimination in - classrooms, _for the classrooms, but not for the eaten-yea— classrooms, but not for the reason you might think. the reason that you might think. the reheat— reason that you might think. the teeeh—taeteeh- report by the henry jackson seetety— report by the henry jackson seetety-that- report by the henry jackson society that some muslim society says that some muslim eaette— society says that some muslim pants—theta- society says that some muslim pupils their hindu pupils are telling their hindu etaeehatee— pupils are telling their hindu classmates to— pupils are telling their hindu classmates to change religion in eater— classmates to change religion in eater-hate— classmates to change religion in order. make their— classmates to change religion in order make their lives order to make their lives easier. fighting between easier. wow fighting between haetthe— easier. wow fighting between muslims—broke. easier. wow fighting between muslims broke out easier. wow fighting between. muslims—broke out in muslims and hindus broke out in teteeetet— muslims and hindus broke out in leicester—which. leicester last september, which the reheat— leicester last september, which the report highlighted is, eaete— the report highlighted is, quote, fuelling discrimination ahe— quote, fuelling discrimination aha-h— quote, fuelling discrimination and-in schools.- quote, fuelling discrimination and in schools. to and tensions in schools. to theate— and tensions in schools. to discuss this— and tensions in schools. to discuss this further, i am tethee— discuss this further, i am tehet hy— discuss this further, i am joined by england's first muslim mp, joined by england's first muslim hh thatt— joined by england's first muslim mp, khalid mahmood khalid. thank you mp, khalid mahmood khalid. thank yea very— mp, khalid mahmood khalid. thank yea yety hath.— mp, khalid mahmood khalid. thank you very much. what's going on here— you very much. what's going on hetee .— you very much. what's going on hetee . heah— you very much. what's going on here? i mean, this— you very much. what's going on here? i mean, this does appear to here? i mean, this does appear te he,— here? i mean, this does appear te he, eate— here? i mean, this does appear te he, eateleay— here? i mean, this does appear to be, dareisay it,— here? i mean, this does appear to be, dare say it, dare i say to be, dare i say it, dare i say he— to be, dare i say it, dare i say he mayhe— to be, dare i say it, dare i say it? maybe example of it? maybe another example of eeetetat— it? maybe another example of societal issues,— it? maybe another example of societal issues, frankly, from ether— societal issues, frankly, from some other societies and eattatee— some other societies and cultures now— some other societies and cultures now playing out on the streets— cultures now playing out on the streets et— cultures now playing out on the streets of britain. _ cultures now playing out on the streets of britain. what's going ene— streets of britain. what's going ehe wett— streets of britain. what's going on? well, look,— streets of britain. what's going on? well, look, excuse the bell. tt-s— on? well, look, excuse the bell. he the— on? well, look, excuse the bell. he the tease— on? well, look, excuse the bell. it's the house of— on? well, look, excuse the bell. it's the house of commons- on? well, look, excuse the bell. it's the house of commons as a vote. i did wonder a bit early for vote. i did wonder a bit early tea teet— vote. i did wonder a bit early for last orders— vote. i did wonder a bit early for last orders . _ i did wonder a bit early for last orders . �*ft�*ti; ”c: for last orders. we're okay for a while , so we should be okay. a while, so we should be okay. yeah . look, there are issues

yeah. look, there are issues here. there are issues yeah. stirti; with; “titi; there are issues that yeah. “titi; there are issues that have here. there are issues that have been— here. there are issues that have been etayhe— here. there are issues that have been etayhe eat,— “titi; there are issues that have been playing out, playing, etayee— been playing out, playing, etayee eat— been playing out, playing, played out because of the issues on played out because of the issues at the— played out because of the issues on the subcontinent particular that— on the subcontinent particular that wa— on the subcontinent particular that was started _ on the subcontinent particular that was started last summer in teteeetet. — that was started last summer in leicester. and— that was started last summer in leicester. and i— that was started last summer in leicester. and i think- that was started last summer in leicester. ' t: "a: that was started last summer in leicester. t: leicester. and i think we have to be aware of what has happened in relation to that and i think the report that we're talking about today from the henry jackson society actually makes it worse. and i think it's playing— it worse. and i think it's playing into— it worse. and i think it's playing into that- l and i think it's playing into that trap of teehtttyhe— playing into that trap of identifying people in a separate way. — identifying people in a separate way. the— identifying people in a separate way. the ewe— identifying people in a separate way. the issue can— identifying people in a separate way. the issue can i- identifying people in a separate way. ssti; ti?“ 1?“ identifying people in a separate way. ssti; li“ li“ identifying people in a separate way. l“ l“ way. the issue can i can ijust ask you on that? khalid sorry, cah— ask you on that? khalid sorry, cah .— ask you on that? khalid sorry, cah . ah— ask you on that? khalid sorry, cah . .— ask you on that? khalid sorry, cah . . tast— ask you on that? khalid sorry, can i can i just cut— ask you on that? khalid sorry, can i can i just cut in- ti“ 3&7 khalid sorry, can i can i just cut in on ti“ l“aitc7 khalid sorry, can i can i just cut in on that? is can i can i just cut in on that? he that— can i can i just cut in on that? he that att— can i can i just cut in on that? is that all right?— can i can i just cut in on that? is that all right? because aeath— is that all right? because aeath .— is that all right? because again, i want— is that all right? because again, i want to emphasise the reason, in case you're wondering heehte—heat- reason, in case you're wonderingi eeeete—heatlhett people where you can hear a bell is people where you can hear a bell te—h— people where you can hear a bell te—h the— people where you can hear a bell is_in the house- people where you can hear a bell is_in the house of- is because is in the house of cement— is because is in the house of cehhehe ahe— is because is in the house of commons and that is a signal to go commons and that is a signal to 90-0"— commons and that is a signal to ee-eh eemethhe- commons and that is a signal to go on something. but go and vote on something. but theta,— go and vote on something. but theta-yea— go and vote on something. but khalid,.you seem- go and vote on something. but khalid, you seem to say there khalid, do you seem to say there that— khalid, do you seem to say there that-reheat— khalid, do you seem to say there that-reheat hae— khalid, do you seem to say there that report has made it that this report has made it worse?-with- that this report has made it worse? with respect, worse? now, with respect, i've heate— worse? now, with respect, i've heart-the— worse? now, with respect, i've heard kind language heard this kind of language hetete—t-we- heard this kind of languagei before—i've heard before about stuff. i've heard the— before about stuff. i've heard thte—wtthl before about stuff. i've heard. this—with the this kind of language with the grooming— this kind of language with the eteehhe—l this kind of language with thej grooming—e ahe grooming gang situation, and twe— i've heard this kind of language wtth— i've heard this kind of language wtthltet— i've heard this kind of language with.lot.stuff_ i've heard this kind of language with lot stuff where it's with a lot of stuff where it's the—the- with a lot of stuff where it's the _the facts. with a lot of stuff where it's. the _the facts that the reporting of the facts that is the reporting of the facts that telhtahe. — the reporting of the facts that islblame. and— the reporting of the facts that is blame. and not the issue is to blame. and not the issue tteett— is to blame. and not the issue tteett ,— is to blame. and not the issue tteett , the— is to blame. and not the issue itself , the facts. _ is to blame. and not the issue

itself , the facts. ' “t: itself, the facts. and that's what i want to come back to. that's why i say that . kwarteng that's why i say that. kwarteng elaborate on that is the way that the survey is done . the that the survey is done. the survey was passed a the survey was passed a certain aet— survey was passed a certain aet et— survey was passed a certain amount of hindu temples and ahehyheaety— amount of hindu temples and anonymously people returned the survey.— anonymously people returned the survey the— anonymously people returned the eawey. we tea-t— anonymously people returned the survey. we don't know who was engaged,— survey. we don't know who was eheaeee, whe— survey. we don't know who was engaged, who was— survey. we don't know who was engaged, who was involved and hew— engaged, who was involved and hew ht— engaged, who was involved and hew tt wa— engaged, who was involved and how it was done.— engaged, who was involved and how it was done. _ engaged, who was involved and how it was done. e how it was done. it was only about 800 people, i believe, that replied to this, and that is no way to do a scientific report which actually has a proper basis and a proper discussion around it. and i think therefore— discussion around it. and i think therefore what- t: f ti“ “t: c and i think therefore what this does is think therefore what this does he serves— think therefore what this does he serves te— think therefore what this does is serves to provide a further tatte— is serves to provide a further etwee. what— is serves to provide a further divide. what we've done and what heeete— divide. what we've done and what eeeete h— divide. what we've done and what people in leicester— divide. what we've done and what people in leicester have done. twe— people in leicester have done. the 5p°ke"_ people in leicester have done. twe spoken te— people in leicester have done. i've spoken to kyiv— people in leicester have done. i've spoken to kyiv imams- people in leicester have done. i've spoken to kyiv imams and a key people in leicester who said that we want to move forward with what had happened if with what had happened and if there form of bullying there is any form of bullying that addressed in that should be addressed in schools. this that should be addressed in schools . this question was sent schools. this question was sent to schools. this question was sent te a— schools. this question was sent te a theaeahe— f this question was sent to a thousand schools and hardly any et— to a thousand schools and hardly any et them— to a thousand schools and hardly any of them replied because they thee-t— any of them replied because they that see— any of them replied because they that ht— any of them replied because they didn't see it as— any of them replied because they didn't see it as an— any of them replied because they didn't see it as an issue in the sheets.— didn't see it as an issue in the eeheete. se— didn't see it as an issue in the schools. so let's— didn't see it as an issue in the schools. so let's try and look at the— schools. so let's try and look at the issues— schools. so let's try and look at the issues that— schools. so let's try and look at the issues that are there and hew— at the issues that are there and

see how we can— at the issues that are there and see how we can resolve them and teeethet— see how we can resolve them and move together rather than etwehe— move together rather than dividing people. let's unite eeeete— dividing people. let's unite eeeete . — dividing people. let's unite eeeete. okay.— dividing people. let's unite people . ” g dividing people. let's unite people. g“ people. okay. all right. and do you think that people in britain should be concerned about if we do continue to have high levels of multiculture , oralism and of multiculture, oralism and mass immigration , etcetera, mass immigration, etcetera, which we obviously will do , that which we obviously will do, that this may bring with it certain issues. so the reasoning behind this bullying in school and again i want to emphasise that what this report shows is that muslim pupils were apparently telling hindu pupils to convert to islam , otherwise they would to islam, otherwise they would get bullied and that is because they were saying that they were holding of those hindu holding some of those hindu pupils responsible for the actions india. right so it actions of india. right so it seemed to be a kind of pakistani versus , quote unquote versus indian, quote unquote issue here. but in britain, how do we stop this from happening? because you know, we are in britain. we've got to live together and we don't want this drama coming, coming with us. you know , absolutely not. i you know, absolutely not. i mean, i've got hindu friends for

ho— mean, i've got hindu friends for he ye — mean, i've got hindu friends for over 40 years, families that that— over 40 years, families that that .— over 40 years, families that that . ee— over 40 years, families that that . ee te— over 40 years, families that that i go to their- over 40 years, families that that i go to their events and we share— that i go to their events and we share thhee— that i go to their events and we share things and— that i go to their events and we share things and eat and at etwatt — share things and eat and at etwatt ahe— share things and eat and at diwali and other events, i've got— diwali and other events, i've eet stth— diwali and other events, i've got sikh friends— diwali and other events, i've got sikh friends and i've got all got sikh friends and i've got at sette— got sikh friends and i've got at eette et— got sikh friends and i've got all sorts of other— got sikh friends and i've got all sorts of other friends as wett. — all sorts of other friends as wett. ahe— all sorts of other friends as well. and that's- all sorts of other friends as well. '“t: all sorts of other friends as well. ' “t: all sorts of other friends as- well. and that's what we should do to celebrate this. what i say is if do to celebrate this. what i say he tt there-e— do to celebrate this. what i say is if there's an— do to celebrate this. what i say is if there's an issue— do to celebrate this. what i say is if there's an issue in- is if there's an issue in sheets— is if there's an issue in eeheete ,— is if there's an issue in schools , the- is if there's an issue in schools , the schools should be schools, the schools should be atte— schools, the schools should be ahte te— schools, the schools should be ahte te teat— schools, the schools should be able to deal with— schools, the schools should be able to deal with that and repeat— able to deal with that and repeat eh— able to deal with that and report on that. '“t: able to deal with that and report on that. ' “t: report on that. and let's move forward. sending a survey rather than to pupils in schools or parents of pupils who go in particular schools, in particular schools, in particular areas and anonymizing that and sending it to hindu temple. that's what creates that division. so let's not do that and let's treat people equally and let's treat people equally and say, just the community in those schools just resolve it. just just quickly, khalid- those schools just resolve it. just just quickly, khalid ,- just just quickly, khalid , just just just quickly, khalid, just quickly— just just quickly, khalid, just quickly and— just just quickly, khalid, just eatetty and he— just just quickly, khalid, just quickly and be honest with me hewltt— quickly and be honest with me hewltt .— quickly and be honest with me hewltt . wa— quickly and be honest with me now-if i was reading- quickly and be honest with me now-if i was reading a- quickly and be honest with me now �*" “t; now. if i was reading a report to you that a christian school that happened to have muslim pupils, which is not uncommon now, these days here, that there had been reports that muslim pupils had had bacon thrown at them? because there's a report

here that a hindu girl has had beef thrown at it for example, and that it was by a few christian pupils who saying christian pupils who were saying that you've got to convert to christianity we're going christianity or we're going to bully do think be bully you. do you think you'd be having conversation having the same conversation with of course with me now? oh, of course i weath— with me now? oh, of course i weate. — with me now? oh, of course i weate. .— with me now? oh, of course i would. i said to you, look, would. i just said to you, look, the issue is simply this the issue here is simply this bullying wrong and it has to bullying is wrong and it has to be addressed a particular be addressed in a particular instance it happens. what instance where it happens. what i'm is the instance where it happens. what i'm _is the methodology. i'm arguing is the methodology of i'm arguing is the methodology et thts— i'm arguing is the methodology et thts reheat.— i'm arguing is the methodology of this report. and i don't agree— of this report. and i don't agree wtth— of this report. and i don't agree with that. and i think that— agree with that. and i think that was— agree with that. and i think that was slightly different to what— that was slightly different to what ht— that was slightly different to what it should— that was slightly different to what it should have been had it been— what it should have been had it teen-hete— what it should have been had it been-more precise.- what it should have been had it been more precise. perhaps been a bit more precise. perhaps we-se that— been a bit more precise. perhaps we-use that-get- we would use that to get somewhere _ we would use that to get somewhere that didn't somewhere and that didn't happen. — somewhere and that didn't happen- .rightt- somewhere and that didn't- happen. .right,-khalid, happen. all right, look, khalid, thank much. much thank you very much. much appreciated you— thank you very much. much appreciated you _on.| thank you very much. much. appreciated you _on. you appreciated you coming on. you can—now. i think. can go and vote now. i think yee— can go and vote now. i think yeae-tate— can go and vote now. i think you're-late for- can go and vote now. i think you're late for vote. you're you're late for a vote. so you're you're late for a vote. selhte— you're you're late for a vote. so into democratic you're you're late for a vote.- so.into-democratic duty. so go into your democratic duty. thatt— so go into your democratic duty. khalid mahmood,— so go into your democratic duty. khalid mahmood, who england's khalid mahmood, who is england's first khalid mahmood, who is england's thst mashh— khalid mahmood, who is england's first muslim mp.— khalid mahmood, who is england's first muslim mp. right. okay so hewhe— first muslim mp. right. okay so hewhe eh— first muslim mp. right. okay so hewhe the— first muslim mp. right. okay so moving on, the met police says that— moving on, the met police says that eeeete— moving on, the met police says that people buying a sausage sett— that people buying a sausage tett attes— that people buying a sausage roll after 11— that people buying a sausage roll after 11 p.m._ that people buying a sausage roll after 11 pm. in central teheeh— roll after 11 pm. in central london could— roll after 11 pm. in central london could cause a massive ahsatee— london could cause a massive aesatee h— london could cause a massive aesatee th ethe— london could cause a massive upsurge in crime. you heard that heht. — upsurge in crime. you heard that heht. a— upsurge in crime. you heard that heht. a sasaee— upsurge in crime. you heard that right. a sausage roll in central teheeh— right. a sausage roll in central teheeh attes— right. a sausage roll in central london after 11— right. a sausage roll in central london after 11 pm. massive

massive upsurge— london after 11 pm. massive massive upsurge in crime. i'll tett— massive upsurge in crime. i'll tett yea— massive upsurge in crime. i'll tett yea why— massive upsurge in crime. i'll tett yea why h— massive upsurge in crime. i'll tell you why in a— massive upsurge in crime. i'll tell you why in a minute. i'm pathet— tell you why in a minute. i'm patrick christys— tell you why in a minute. i'm patrick christys on gb views wtth— patrick christys on gb views with britain's— patrick christys on gb views with britain's news

people's channel. britain is watching . people's channel. britain is watching. welcome people's channel. britain is watching . welcome back. the watching. welcome back. the takeaway— watching. welcome back. the takeaway food _ f “g welcome back. the takeaway food company greggs is set tet— takeaway food company greggs is set tea a— takeaway food company greggs is set for a battle— takeaway food company greggs is set for a battle with westminster council after i set for a battle with— westminster council after i know whteh— westminster council after i know whteh stee— westminster council after i know whteh stee th— westminster council after i know which side i'm on— westminster council after i know which side i'm on by the way, attes— which side i'm on by the way, attet the— which side i'm on by the way, after the popular— which side i'm on by the way, after the popular bakery was banned— after the popular bakery was banned from _ after the popular bakery was banned from selling late night treats— banned from selling late night treats, including— banned from selling late night treats, including sausage rolls teem— treats, including sausage rolls ttehlttaeshte— treats, including sausage rolls from flagship store in from its flagship store in teteestet— from its flagship store in leicester square after making its application— leicester square after making its application to— leicester square after making its application to create a 24 heat— its application to create a 24 heat stee— its application to create a 24 hour store, greggs was faced wtth— hour store, greggs was faced with objections— hour store, greggs was faced with objections from the met westminster— with objections from the met westminster council and environmental health. the police , hettewe— environmental health. the police , hettewe ht— environmental health. the police , hettewe tt et— environmental health. the police , believe it or not,— environmental health. the police , believe it or not, actually ateaee— , believe it or not, actually ateaee that— , believe it or not, actually argued that the— , believe it or not, actually argued that the west end teeatteh— argued that the west end location would become a hotspot for location would become a hotspot tea ethe— location would become a hotspot tea ahe— location would become a hotspot for crime and disorder. right? so for crime and disorder. right? se te— for crime and disorder. right? se te shee— for crime and disorder. right? so to shed some— for crime and disorder. right? so to shed some more light on thts— so to shed some more light on thts th— so to shed some more light on thts t-h ew— so to shed some more light on this, i'm now joined by the ceo of this, i'm now joined by the ceo et the— this, i'm now joined by the ceo et the hteht— this, i'm now joined by the ceo of the night time— this, i'm now joined by the ceo of the night time industries association— of the night time industries association and— of the night time industries association and the appropriately named in this eentext— appropriately named in this context, michael kill , michael context, michael kill, michael weee— context, michael kill, michael weee weate— context, michael kill, michael wood would a— context, michael kill, michael wood would a would a 24 hour sasaee— wood would a would a 24 hour sasaee tett— wood would a would a 24 hour sausage roll boutique have heeehe— sausage roll boutique have heme a— sausage roll boutique have become a magnet for crime ? well

become a magnet for crime? well to become a magnet for crime? well te he— become a magnet for crime? well te he tam— become a magnet for crime? well te he tam tt-s— become a magnet for crime? well to be fair, it's surreal that having— to be fair, it's surreal that we're having this conversation, tsh-t— we're having this conversation, tsh-t tte — we're having this conversation, tsh-t tte .— we're having this conversation, isn't it? i mean,— we're having this conversation, isn't it? g we're having this conversation, isn't it? i“ g isn't it? i mean, amongst all the challenges our sector has , the challenges our sector has, um, you know, we're we are literally talking about the sale of a sausage roll after 11:00 at a bakery . um, of a sausage roll after 11:00 at a bakery. um, you know, considering that that's going to see an elevated level of antisocial behaviour and understand some of the challenges for westminster and the met within those areas . but the met within those areas. but i don't think there is appropriate data at the moment to suggest that that would would be the reason for it, which is the concern. but isn't this symetematte— the concern. but isn't this symptomatic of- the concern. but isn't this symptomatic of a- ff but isn't this symptomatic of a much bigger tssaee— symptomatic of a much bigger issue? actually,— symptomatic of a much bigger issue? actually, i— symptomatic of a much bigger issue? actually, i know i've been— issue? actually, i know i've been havhe— issue? actually, i know i've been having a— issue? actually, i know i've been having a bit of a laugh aheat— been having a bit of a laugh about sausage— been having a bit of a laugh about sausage rolls, why on about sausage rolls, but why on earth— about sausage rolls, but why on earth-we— about sausage rolls, but why on earth-we h— about sausage rolls, but why on earth .we in the _ about sausage rolls, but why on earth we in the bustling earth are we in the bustling metropolitan— earth are we in the bustling metropolitan heartbeat part of hattah-s— metropolitan heartbeat part of britain's capital— metropolitan heartbeat part of britain's capital city? and by the way, — britain's capital city? and by the way, tt-s— britain's capital city? and by the way, it's not— britain's capital city? and by the way, it's not just the teheeh— the way, it's not just the london story.— the way, it's not just the london story. this because it wttt— london story. this because it wttt aeety— london story. this because it wttt aeety te— london story. this because it will apply to your city wherever you will apply to your city wherever yea ae— will apply to your city wherever you are as well.— will apply to your city wherever you are as well. even having a etseassteh—etl discussion about whether or not thhes—heaa- discussion about whether or not things—hour, it's. things should be 24 hour, it's a meeme— things should be 24 hour, it's a modern world. _ things should be 24 hour, it's a modern world. get— things should be 24 hour, it's a modern world. get them cracking 24 modern world. get them cracking ze heas— modern world. get them cracking ze heas aet— modern world. get them cracking 24 hours, get the— modern world. get them cracking 24 hours, get the economy modern world. get them cracking 24 hoursand the economy modern world. get them cracking 24 hoursand if�*ie economy modern world. get them cracking 24 hoursand if anyone)my

modern world. get them cracking 24 hoursand if anyone decided to moving. and if anyone decided to th th— moving. and if anyone decided to move in in that— moving. and if anyone decided to move in in that area, by the way,— move in in that area, by the way, tt-s— move in in that area, by the way, ttts theta— move in in that area, by the way, it's their own fault. it's the— way, it's their own fault. it's ttte-whe — way, it's their own fault. it's like _who move - way, it's their own fault. it's like-who move in. way, it's their own fault. it's like who move in next like people who move in next teet— like people who move in next tee-eat— like people who move in next door pub complain door to a pub and complain about the—ht- door to a pub and complain about the—he - the smoking area. isn't it? wet.— the smoking area. isn't it? wet. exactty— the smoking area. isn't it? well, exactly. i— the smoking area. isn't it? well, exactly. i mean,- the smoking area. isn't it? well, exactly. i mean, we've got to ask yourself, what message is it sending businesses coming it sending to businesses coming into those cities? as into london or those cities? as you can appreciate in terms of the visitor rely the visitor economy rely heavily, particularly on heavily, particularly london, on domestic and international nightlife, tourism , um, as well nightlife, tourism, um, as well as tourism across the board . if as tourism across the board. if they understand that 11:00 is a cut they understand that 11:00 is a eat em— they understand that 11:00 is a sat ett et— they understand that 11:00 is a cut off or that's— they understand that 11:00 is a cut off or that's the benchmark, it's cut off or that's the benchmark, tt-s teatty— cut off or that's the benchmark, tt-s teatty the— cut off or that's the benchmark, it's really the wrong message that-s— it's really the wrong message that-s-seht— it's really the wrong message that's-sent and- it's really the wrong message that's-sent and i- it's really the wrong message that's sent and i think is that's being sent and i think is teatty— that's being sent and i think is really important— that's being sent and i think is really important is that we've got really important is that we've eet te— really important is that we've got to understand that , you got to understand that, you thew,— got to understand that, you knew the — got to understand that, you know, the government have tttetatty— know, the government have literally cut— know, the government have literally cut off— know, the government have literally cut off most of the saeeett— literally cut off most of the saeeett tet— literally cut off most of the support for our— literally cut off most of the support for our industry. so they-we— support for our industry. so they-vente— support for our industry. so they've-to allow- support for our industry. so they've-to allow us- support for our industry. so they've-to allow us thei they've got to allow us the ability to trade further, to do more to , you know, remove more to, you know, remove barriers and restrict options. so i feel that this is a benchmark stand that really needs to be fought and pushed. yeah look, absolutely. look, thank you very , very- t/tiuit“ etilya look, thank you very , very much. and thank you very, very much. and to thank you very, very much. and teltah— thank you very, very much. and teltah yea— thank you very, very much. and to.fair, you know— thank you very, very much. and to.fair, you know ,- thank you very, very much. and to fair, you know , the to be fair, you know, the government _ to be fair, you know, the government is- to be fair, you know, the government is saying that it weate— government is saying that it weate-a— government is saying that it weate-a ase- government is saying that it would-a rise in- government is saying that it would a rise in violent would lead to a rise in violent same— would lead to a rise in violent aeahe— would lead to a rise in violent crime around the— would lead to a rise in violent crime around the area if greggs

is crime around the area if greggs ts eeem— crime around the area if greggs ts eheh. hat— crime around the area if greggs ts eeeh. hat at— crime around the area if greggs is open. but at the— crime around the area if greggs is open. but at the price that you— is open. but at the price that you-a— is open. but at the price that yea-a meets- is open. but at the price that you a greggs sausage you can get a greggs sausage tett— you can get a greggs sausage tett that— you can get a greggs sausage roll that really— you can get a greggs sausage roll that really is— you can get a greggs sausage roll that really is criminal. i hate— roll that really is criminal. i hate mysett— roll that really is criminal. i hate mysett .— roll that really is criminal. i hate myself . i— roll that really is criminal. i hate myself . i hate myself. hate myself. i hate myself. them.— hate myself. i hate myself. tteht. thaht— hate myself. i hate myself. right. thank you very much. ceo there— right. thank you very much. ceo thetelthe— right. thank you very much. ceo there-the night— right. thank you very much. ceo there the night time there of the night time industries— there of the night time- industries—michael industries association. michael httt— industries association. michael httt-eet— industries association. michael httt-eet-tet- industries association. michael kill.-got-for one- industries association. michael kill. i'veiot for one industries association. michael kill. i've been for one industries association. michael kill. i've been talkingie industries association. michael kill. i've been talking about more. i've been talking about thts— more. i've been talking about thts a— more. i've been talking about thts a tht— more. i've been talking about this a bit-night.— more. i've been talking about this a bit night. another this a bit of night. another day,— this a bit of night. another stay—ever- this a bit of night. another. day,_over gender day, another row over gender teeeteey. — day, another row over gender ideology. women's institute ideology. the women's institute women's institute— ideology. the women's institute women's institute says it will eehthae— women's institute says it will eehthae te— women's institute says it will continue to celebrate the lives of transgender— continue to celebrate the lives of transgender members amid repeats— of transgender members amid repeats-ah— of transgender members amid reports an attempt to reports of an attempt to eeamtt— reports of an attempt to overturn its— reports of an attempt to overturn its trans inclusive eettey— overturn its trans inclusive eettey. tast— overturn its trans inclusive policy. just some more light on thts.— policy. just some more light on thts. t-m— policy. just some more light on this. i'm joined— policy. just some more light on this. i'm joined now by writer ahe— this. i'm joined now by writer and commentator jenny holland. jenny,— and commentator jenny holland. hmythaht— and commentator jenny holland. hmythaht-wety— jenny, thank you very, very much — jenny, thank you very, very much -eatte- jenny, thank you very, very much. quite surprised to much. i was quite surprised to team— much. i was quite surprised to team temy— much. i was quite surprised to learn jenny, initially that there— learn jenny, initially that there was— learn jenny, initially that there was a— learn jenny, initially that there was a transgender policy on there was a transgender policy as thts— there was a transgender policy as thts hat— there was a transgender policy as thts hat .— there was a transgender policy on this, but i suspect, there was a transgender policy on this, but i suspect , jenny, on this, but i suspect, jenny, i suspect— on this, but i suspect, jenny, i saseeet that— on this, but i suspect, jenny, i suspect that this— on this, but i suspect, jenny, i suspect that this has shot to permeate— suspect that this has shot to prominence more now the clue is in prominence more now the clue is he the— prominence more now the clue is he the ame— prominence more now the clue is in the name women's institute. sheate— in the name women's institute. sheate ht— in the name women's institute. sheate tt het— in the name women's institute. should it not just— in the name women's institute. should it not just be for hteteeteat— should it not just be for biological women ? i would say biological women? i would say .— biological women? i would say . cha— biological women? i would say so. i can also— biological women? i would say so. i can also add— biological women? i would say so. i can also add that- biological women? i would say so. i can also add that i am not shocked to hear that it this is causing trouble within the women's institute because it's causing trouble pretty much everywhere where women want to

gather in any kind of privacy or women's only space. so why should women's only space. so why sheate they— women's only space. so why should they be— i“ f so why should they be exempt ? “

mete— like my actual grandma who is a mehe et— like my actual grandma who is a member of the— like my actual grandma who is a member of the wi _ like my actual grandma who is a member of the wi and who loves it member of the wi and who loves tt ahe— member of the wi and who loves tt amt he— member of the wi and who loves tt amt he he— member of the wi and who loves tt amt he he a— member of the wi and who loves it and be in a room— member of the wi and who loves it and be in a room of very vulnerable— it and be in a room of very vulnerable people . if you were vulnerable people. if you were hethee— vulnerable people. if you were hethee te— vulnerable people. if you were inclined to be— vulnerable people. if you were inclined to be me.— vulnerable people. if you were inclined to be me. well, i'll tast— inclined to be me. well, i'll tast say— inclined to be me. well, i'll tast say ht.— inclined to be me. well, i'll tast say t. a— inclined to be me. well, i'll just say it. a sexual devious , just say it. a sexual devious, hat— just say it. a sexual devious, hat thea— just say it. a sexual devious, but then that— just say it. a sexual devious, but then that is— just say it. a sexual devious, but then that is well, a bit grim— but then that is well, a bit ehm tet— but then that is well, a bit ehm tea the— but then that is well, a bit grim for the people there, is it hete — grim for the people there, is it hete yeah— grim for the people there, is it hete veah .— grim for the people there, is it not? yeah . look,— grim for the people there, is it not? yeah . look, i- grim for the people there, is it not? t/tiuit“ grim for the people there, is it not? /tlit“ i“ not? yeah. look, i think when you're talking about the trans population, you're not talking about a single population. what often happens is that— “tgti; i“ what often happens is that people “tgt;; i“ what often happens is that people in eehetat— often happens is that people in eehetat whe— often happens is that people in general who aren't paying close attehtteh— general who aren't paying close attention tend— general who aren't paying close attention tend to— general who aren't paying close attention tend to conflate the trans— attention tend to conflate the trans identity _ attention tend to conflate the trans identity with being gay, ahe— trans identity with being gay, amt that— trans identity with being gay, amt that ts— trans identity with being gay, and that is not— trans identity with being gay, and that is not always the case. there— and that is not always the case. there ts— and that is not always the case. there ts seme— and that is not always the case. there is some overlap,- and that is not always the case. there is some overlap, but- and that is not always the case. there is some overlap, but it's not. and if a gay woman wants to join the women's institute , of join the women's institute, of course that is her. you know, her whe— course that is her. you know, her whe she— course that is her. you know, her who she chooses- course that is her. you know, her who she chooses to - you know, her who she chooses to love in het— her who she chooses to love in het mwate— her who she chooses to love in her private life— her who she chooses to love in her private life is— her who she chooses to love in her private life is her own hashess — her private life is her own business. and _ her private life is her own business. and that should never be business. and that should never helhteetaee— business. and that should never belblockage to _ business. and that should never be blockage to joining be a blockage to joining semethhe— be a blockage to joining something like the women's hstttate— institute, whether conservative or institute, whether conservative ea het. — institute, whether conservative ea net. the — institute, whether conservative or not, the trans— institute, whether conservative or not, the trans thing is a lot eemhtex— or not, the trans thing is a lot more complex and a lot more multifaceted— more complex and a lot more multifaceted. _ more complex and a lot more multifaceted . ' “t: more complex and a lot more multifaceted . “t: more complex and a lot more multifaceted . ' “t: «atlit“ multifaceted. and the yeah, i think that, you know , a lot of think that, you know, a lot of a lot of the pushback is coming

because women are seeing young growth violations much , much growth violations much, much more so than women's institute . more so than women's institute. although i take your point and i agree— although i take your point and i agree wtth— although i take your point and i agree wtth ht— although i take your point and i agree with it about, you know, yeae— agree with it about, you know, yeae etamy— agree with it about, you know, yeae etamy whe— agree with it about, you know, your granny who likes to bake sates— your granny who likes to bake sates ahe— your granny who likes to bake cakes and knit— your granny who likes to bake cakes and knit baby blankets teesh-t— cakes and knit baby blankets. teesh-t—eeat doesn't necessarily need to deal wtth—het— doesn't necessarily need to deal wtth—hea h- doesn't necessarily need to deal with—her in her- with this issue in her in her eteetty— with this issue in her in her eteetty-t— with this issue in her in her elderly-i agree- with this issue in her in her. elderly-i agree-you elderly years. i agree with you - _h— elderly years. i agree with you . —a tet— elderly years. i agree with you . _a lot worse- elderly years. i agree with you. . _a lot worse things . but there's a lot worse things happening. for example, in women's prisons in the uk and in the republic of ireland and across the united states, as we all saw with riley, gains being forced to get undressed with a with an intact male who was then getting trophies for his participation in. and so on and so on. so i think perhaps what women need to do is take a much harder line on this. now, i did note harder line on this. now, i did hete teem — harder line on this. now, i did note from the— harder line on this. now, i did note from the petition- : l now, i did note from the petition in that thts— note from the petition in that thts aeah— note from the petition in that this group within the wi is eattme— this group within the wi is putting forward they're not eatthe — putting forward they're not eatthe tet— putting forward they're not calling for expulsion ation of sweat— calling for expulsion ation of current trans— calling for expulsion ation of current trans members . i don't current trans members. i don't thew— current trans members. i don't knew what— current trans members. i don't know what their— current trans members. i don't know what their trans population is , know what their trans population ts . hat— know what their trans population ts . hat they-te— know what their trans population is , but they're not— know what their trans population is , but they're not doing that. is, but they're not doing that. they-te— is, but they're not doing that. they're calling— is, but they're not doing that. they're calling for a debate and a mettaettam—

they're calling for a debate and a moratorium on— they're calling for a debate and a moratorium on accepting new memehes— a moratorium on accepting new memehes. ahe— a moratorium on accepting new members. “t: g a moratorium on accepting new members. g i“ g“ members. and given the high levels of social contagion around this issue, i think that's eminently sensible and actually really quite necessary. jenny, thank you very, very much — jenny, thank you very, very much. much— jenny, thank you very, very much. tilt.“ jenny, thank you very, very- much. much appreciated . jenny much. much appreciated. jenny holland, their writer commentator on the old issue. now, michelle dewberry joins me now. dewbs& co cor blimey, it's a minefield, isn't it ? yeah, a minefield, isn't it? yeah, absolutely. this last hour has been hard work, i'll be honest with you. oh, has it? yeah. i bet you get paid an absolute fortune, so you should be able to it. ibet fortune, so you should be able to it. i bet you don't to deal with it. i bet you don't get eate— to deal with it. i bet you don't get hate as— to deal with it. i bet you don't get paid as much— to deal with it. i bet you don't get paid as much as- : e i bet you don't get paid as much as some of : e i bet you don't get ptcounciliuch as some of : e i bet you don't get ptcouncil bosses some of : e i bet you don't get ptcouncil bosses area of : e i bet you don't get ptcouncil bosses are. oh, these council bosses are. oh, eeeehess— these council bosses are. oh, goodness gracious me. why? i was a a goodness gracious me. why? i was a-a tawyee. tast- goodness gracious me. why? i was a-a tawyee. just 90- a doctor or a lawyer. just go and work a doctor or a lawyer. just go amt weet h— a doctor or a lawyer. just go and work in a— a doctor or a lawyer. just go and work in a local- :f just go and work in a local council. i meem—meem.- mean, the thing is, though, people will be shouting at the screens you see how much screens when you see how much these is these guys get paid, which is fair you reward, fair enough. you know, reward, effort the rest of it. effort and all the rest of it. but the experience that but then the experience that people get from councils, people get from the councils, you to paying more and you seem to be paying more and getting don't and you seem to be paying more and get tell don't and you seem to be paying more and gettell you don't and you seem to be paying more and get tell you whatt and you seem to be paying more and get tell you whatt want and you seem to be paying more and get tell you whatt want tod i'll tell you what i want to look as well. look at tonight as well. and this is fascinating story a this is fascinating story of a three year that was bit three year old girl that was bit in face by the family dog in the face by the family dog quite the mum kept quite badly. and the mum kept the dog. yeah, saw that.

the dog. yeah, i saw that. weed.— the dog. yeah, i saw that. weird-well,- the dog. yeah, i saw that. weird-well, what. the dog. yeah, i saw that. weird. well, what do you weird. yeah. well, what do you think that? dog bit think to that? if your dog bit your would you get rid of your kid, would you get rid of the dog or even maybe the kid? i don't to answer that jus i don't have to answer that jus heaase— i don't have to answer that jus heeaase-et— i don't have to answer that jus because-of time.- because i'm out of time. htehette— because i'm out of time. michelle i'll michelle dewberry up next. i'll be michelle dewberry up next. i'll he hast— michelle dewberry up next. i'll be back tomorrow.— michelle dewberry up next. i'll be back tomorrow. peace michelle dewberry up next. i'll. be i361 hello. orrow. _peace michelle dewberry up next. i'll. be bathello. thisl.-peace michelle dewberry up next. i'll. be bathello. this is-peace michelle dewberry up next. i'll be i361 i“ peace michelle dewberry up next. i'll be i361 i“ ” sitetiniteace out. hello. this is your latest weather update from the met office. name is alex deakin. office. my name is alex deakin. and spring sunshine, and if you like spring sunshine, you tomorrow. you should enjoy tomorrow. it's going first going to be a bit chilly first thing and we'll still have that easterly it's been with easterly breeze. it's been with us for few days thanks us for the past few days thanks to pressure sitting up to us for the past few days thanks to north,essure sitting up to us for the past few days thanks to north, allowingting up to us for the past few days thanks to north, allowing the up to us for the past few days thanks to north, allowing the easterly the north, allowing the easterly breeze to cooler breeze to bring in cooler conditions, particularly along nonh conditions, particularly along north west north sea coasts, further west in the sunshine. well, it's been fine today and it will be again tomorrow . so overnight still tomorrow. so overnight still quite cloud initially quite a bit of cloud initially this over wales , this evening over wales, northern ireland, southwest england. is edging england. but that is edging away. most places having away. so most places having lengthy, clear spells, perhaps some misty conditions over the tops of the pennines, enough of a breeze stop temperatures a breeze to stop temperatures falling . but still, falling too far. but still, it'll feel fairly fresh on thursday morning with some pockets of frost possible across the hills and mountains of scotland and northern england. but most towns and cities start

about 5 or 6 tomorrow, and we start with plenty of sunshine too. any low cloud over too. any mist and low cloud over the clear away the pennines should clear away the pennines should clear away the a bit of mist the possibility of a bit of mist at on the eastern side of at times. on the eastern side of scotland, but generally a lot of blue sky around during thursday . come afternoon it will . come the afternoon it will start across east start to cloud over across east anglia south—east with anglia and the south—east with some rain, perhaps some outbreaks of rain, perhaps pushing in here. but most places dry and bright. again, that east west contrast with the temperatures 11 or 12 at best in the east was further west, 15, 16, maybe 17, 18. in western scotland feeling fairly pleasant once more here, staying fine and clear across scotland and northern ireland on thursday night. chance of seeing the aurora actually. whereas for england and wales a very different picture with cloud and rain in. so quite rain spilling in. so quite a difference here on friday, much more cloud, some heavy showers possible in the south and this zone of wetter weather sitting over of lincolnshire, over parts of lincolnshire, northern england into the midlands and into parts of wales. and we'll still with that easterly wind, if you're stuck under it's to under that rain, it's going to

feel pretty bleak. i suspect dunng feel pretty bleak. i suspect during friday with temperatures 10 again western 10 or 11 at best. again western scotland, of the temperature scotland, top of the temperature tree , 16 or 17 here. goodbye .

i'm asking, should there be a single mile of motorway in this country that does not have a hard shoulder ? i think hard shoulder? i think absolutely not. 69% of motorists apparently agree with me. are you one of them? and if not, how do you think it's safe to be on a motorway without one? your thoughts on that? and i've realised everyone i'm in the wrong job. i think i need to packit wrong job. i think i need to pack it all in and go and lead a council because it's been revealed the eye—watering revealed today the eye—watering sums of