very good afternoon, everybody . very good afternoon, everybody. patrick christys here with you. three until 6 pm. on gb news. and it's a big show today. so , and it's a big show today. so, yes.— and it's a big show today. so, yes. we— and it's a big show today. so, yes, we are hearing- and it's a big show today. so, yes, we are hearing reports of gunfire and explosions in khartoum , which implies that khartoum, which implies that maybe the ceasefire has stopped. we'll bring you more on that as we desperately— we'll bring you more on that as we desperately try— we'll bring you more on that as we desperately try to bring our brits— we desperately try to bring our brits home. — we desperately try to bring our brits home. the— we desperately try to bring our brits home. the evacuation attempt— brits home. the evacuation attempt from _ brits home. the evacuation attempt from south sudan. in other— attempt from south sudan. in other newe— attempt from south sudan. in other news. and— attempt from south sudan. in other news. and much closer to heme.— other news. and much closer to heme. vee— other news. and much closer to home. yes, to— other news. and much closer to home. yes, to parents have been jawed— home. yes, to parents have been jawed after— home. yes, to parents have been jailed after the— home. yes, to parents have been jailed after the vile— home. yes, to parents have been jailed after the vile murder of a jailed after the vile murder of ewewew — jailed after the vile murder of a toddler. will— jailed after the vile murder of

a toddler. will any- jailed after the vile murder of a toddler. �*vw�* cc sq f a toddler. will any sentence ever be long enough for that kind of despicable crime? and in other news as well , yes. - kind of despicable crime? and in other news as well , yes. was other news as well, yes. was king— other news as well, yes. was king wwuew— other news as well, yes. was king william prince william have jumped the gun there, given a secret pay off by a newspaper in relation to a phone hacking scandal? i'll have more details on that for you. bombshell revelations in the court today. and finally , joe biden, is he and finally, joe biden, is he too old to run for a second term? living up to that sleepy joe biden moniker ? what do you joe biden moniker? what do you reckon to that gb views or gb news? .uk get in touch . yeah, news? .uk get in touch. yeah, wade— news? .uk get in touch. yeah, leads to— news? .uk get in touch. yeah, leads to go— news? .uk get in touch. yeah, loads to go out— x“ .uk get in touch. yeah, loads to go out today. get those emaile— loads to go out today. get those emewe coming— loads to go out today. get those emails coming in.— loads to go out today. get those emails coming in. gb views at eewewsww— emails coming in. gb views at gbnews.uk when i return after the headlines— gbnews.uk when i return after the headlines we— gbnews.uk when i return after the headlines we are expecting big— the headlines we are expecting some big breaking news from sedan.— some big breaking news from seden- dew-e— some big breaking news from sudan. don't miss it. thanks very— sudan. don't miss it. thanks very much,— sudan. don't miss it. thanks very much, patrick. g: very much, patrick. good afternoon— very much, patrick. good afternoon from the newsroom. it's 3:01 british nationals are being processed for evacuation

at an airfield in sudan after an raf mission was launched to bnng raf mission was launched to bring people to safety. earlier british air force personnel boarded a plane from cyprus to sudan to aid in the extraction of uk nationals. the return flight earlier thought to have evacuees on board was in fact carrying an advance team from the capital. around 120 british troops are supporting the operation. deputy prime minister oliver dowden is currently chairing a cobra meeting on the process, the eighth since the start of the sudan conflict. but the chair of the foreign affairs committee, alicia kearns , says committee, alicia kearns, says the situation is complex as fighting is still taking place despite a ceasefire . this is far despite a ceasefire. this is far more despite a ceasefire. this is far complex— despite a ceasefire. this is far more complex than— : f ”c; this is far more complex than what happened to afghanistan— more complex than what happened to afghanistan and— more complex than what happened to afghanistan and also very different— to afghanistan and also very different to— to afghanistan and also very different to what happened to afghanistan— different to what happened to afghanistan .— different to what happened to afghanistan . and so i think we afghanistan. and so i think we have— afghanistan. and so i think we have to— afghanistan. and so i think we have to be— afghanistan. and so i think we have to be very— afghanistan. and so i think we have to be very cautious about drawing— have to be very cautious about drawing parallels.— have to be very cautious about drawing parallels. the foreign office— office decided that due to the feet— office decided that due to the feet wet— office decided that due to the feet that we — office decided that due to the fact that we have— office decided that due to the fact that we have 2 to 4000 wewewwe, — fact that we have 2 to 4000 nationals, whereas most have about— nationals, whereas most have about-w— nationals, whereas most have about-it would- nationals, whereas most have about it would be too about 3 or 400, it would be too dangerous— about 3 or 400, it would be too dangerous-attempt- about 3 or 400, it would be too dangerous attempt to evacuate dangerous to attempt to evacuate an even now, although a

eeeeeirfe— an even now, although a ceasefire is— an even now, although a ceasefire is supposedly in place,— ceasefire is supposedly in place-wees- ceasefire is supposedly in place, does continue to ceasefire is supposedly in- place,-does continue to be place, there does continue to be fighting— place, there does continue to be some fighting and— place, there does continue to be some fighting and therefore this will be— some fighting and therefore this will be e— some fighting and therefore this will be a difficult— some fighting and therefore this will be a difficult extraction . will be a difficult extraction. president— will be a difficult extraction. president joe _ will be a difficult extraction. president joe biden has officially— president joe biden has officially announced he's running— officially announced he's running for— officially announced he's running for re—election in 2024. wee— running for re—election in 2024. we .el....d_ running for re—election in 2024. he's released a— running for re—election in 2024. he's released a campaign- running for re—election in 2024. he's released a campaign video saying the next election will be a fight for democracy and personal freedom . he also personal freedom. he also confirmed that vice president kamala harris will again run alongside him. already, the oldest president in history. joe biden, will be 86 at the end of his second term. if re—elected . his second term. if re—elected. a man who murdered a two year old while her mother was asleep upstairs has been sentenced to life in prison. kyle bevan caused catastrophic brain injuries on lola james in july 2020. she died in hospital four days later. the 31 year old had denied harming her, claiming the family dog had pushed her down the stairs. but he was convicted in april. lola's mother, shinade james, has also been sentenced to six years in prison after being found guilty of allowing

her daughter's death . the judge her daughter's death. the judge said shinade prioritised her relationship with kyle over concern for her daughter. she got up and saw kyle ff 25mg she got up and saw kyle bevan welding— got up and saw kyle bevan holding lola— got up and saw kyle bevan holding lola by— got up and saw kyle bevan holding lola by her bed, but when— holding lola by her bed, but when we— holding lola by her bed, but when he said,— holding lola by her bed, but when he said, i've got this, she wee— when he said, i've got this, she just went— when he said, i've got this, she we went away— when he said, i've got this, she we went away .— when he said, i've got this, she just went away . she did not go just went away. she did not go we— just went away. she did not go we ewe-e— just went away. she did not go into lola's bedroom or have a proper— into lola's bedroom or have a proper reek— into lola's bedroom or have a proper look or— into lola's bedroom or have a proper look at what had happened . arro— proper look at what had happened . arro erre— proper look at what had happened . one she weer— proper look at what had happened . and she went back to her own peo— . and she went back to her own peo erro— . and she went back to her own pee and refr— . and she went back to her own bed and left lola— . and she went back to her own bed and left lola alone with owe— bed and left lola alone with «we were— bed and left lola alone with kyle while she— bed and left lola alone with kyle while she slept during that worr- — kyle while she slept during that worr- re— kyle while she slept during that night. he carried— kyle while she slept during that night. he carried out the former— night. he carried out the further attacks on lola, which wueo — further attacks on lola, which wueo rer— further attacks on lola, which killed her lawyers for prince worry— killed her lawyers for prince harry sav— killed her lawyers for prince harry say prince— killed her lawyers for prince harry say prince william settled a harry say prince william settled o prone— harry say prince william settled o ppope peeking— harry say prince william settled a phone hacking claim against reopen— a phone hacking claim against rupert murdoch's— a phone hacking claim against rupert murdoch's uk newspaper rp— rupert murdoch's uk newspaper re 2020— rupert murdoch's uk newspaper arm in 2020 for— rupert murdoch's uk newspaper arm in 2020 for a— rupert murdoch's uk newspaper arm in 2020 for a very large re— arm in 2020 for a very large rr o— arm in 2020 for a very large sum. in a statement- arm in 2020 for a very large sum. " arm in 2020 for a very large- sum. in a statement made by the duke of sussex and read out in court today, the prince of wales made a secret deal with the tabloid group to avoid taking

the witness box and recount private and highly sensitive details . it's also claimed the details. it's also claimed the late queen had been involved in discussions and in 2017 had given prince harry permission to pursue the case. the duke of sussex's legal team is in court today suing news group newspapers over alleged unlawful information gathering . the information gathering. the heanng information gathering. the hearing is expected to last for three days. more than 8 million households will start receiving a £301 cost of living support payment from the government today. payment from the government today . it's the first of three today. it's the first of three payments totalling up to £900 for those eligible on benefits such as universal credit or pension credit. the department for work and pensions will send payments automatically and directly to recipient's bank accounts . a new report has found accounts. a new report has found onune accounts. a new report has found online images of children as young as seven being sexually abused has risen by almost two thirds since 2020. the internet watchdog foundation says the number of web pages hosting the

extreme material has doubled in recent years , with children recent years, with children under two years old suffering the most severe abuse. the nspcc's iec has called on the government to ensure website owners are held liable for failing to tackle child sex abuse on their sites . fire and abuse on their sites. fire and rescue service employees will be subject to tougher criminal record checks under new government plans , as it's in government plans, as it's in response to a report earlier this year which found evidence of bullying, harassment and discrimination across uk service . the new legislation means dbs background checks will show spent convictions. court fines, reprimands and final warnings as policing, crime and fire minister chris philp says it will protect staff and the public. will protect staff and the pubuc.a will protect staff and the public. a hosepipe ban has been extended across large parts of devon south west water, which introduced a ban in cornwall and a small area of north devon last august, made the decision to replenish depleted water supplies, saying are under

increasing pressure. it means customers can't use hosepipes and sprinklers to water grass, clean their cars or fill pools . clean their cars or fill pools. this is gb news. more news as we get it . now, though, it's back get it. now, though, it's back to . to. patrick yes. to. patrick- . yes. welcome to. patrick— . yes. welcome along. to power— . yes. welcome along. now oo- rower— . yes. welcome along. now we yes. welcome along. now we start . yes. welcome along. now we start-desperate- yes. welcome along. now we start desperate attempt start with the desperate attempt to start with the desperate attempt ro—or- start with the desperate attempt ro—or orrrrerrl to rescue thousands of british errrzerre— to rescue thousands of british citizens trapped— to rescue thousands of british citizens trapped in sudan. " citizens trapped in sudan. this morning.— citizens trapped in sudan. this morning-prime— citizens trapped in sudan. this morning, prime minister said citizens trapped in sudan. this moemergency’rime minister said citizens trapped in sudan. this moemergency evacuationter said citizens trapped in sudan. this moemergency evacuation was aid an emergency evacuation was underway, it appears no underway, but it appears no civilians have been airlifted out. so far . civilians have been airlifted out. so far. and although a 72 hour ceasefire has been declared, there are multiple reports now in the last hour of gunfire and explosions. reports now in the last hour of gunfire and explosions . as our gunfire and explosions. as our home security editor mark white has the latest for us. mark yes, what is this breaking news were — yes, what is this breaking news were wen.— yes, what is this breaking news then? well, even— yes, what is this breaking news then? well, even the- yes, what is this breaking news then? �*fo�*rzgl g" then? well, even the foreign secretary, james cleverly, was saying this morning that the ceasefire was holding for the

most part. but the situation often remained volatile and there were occasional reports of gunfire were more persistently in the last hour or so. now there are reports of gunfire and explosions being heard around khartoum , an indication perhaps khartoum, an indication perhaps that that ceasefire is beginning to crumble . and that will be of to crumble. and that will be of great concern to the military planners. now in terms of what they do now with the evacuation, because they have rescinded previous order, which told british passport holders to stay and wait for the go to head to this secure air base in the northern southern suburbs of khartoum. and they said , if you khartoum. and they said, if you can't get there safe , flee, then can't get there safe, flee, then try . that might have to be try. that might have to be revised and changed again, depending on how the situation progresses , if it continues to progresses, if it continues to deteriorate . but it is a massive deteriorate. but it is a massive now multi nato an effort to try

to get these thousands of people out of the conflict zone . i've out of the conflict zone. i've been having a look at the situation unfolding on the ground . at raf akrotiri in ground. at raf akrotiri in cyprus as additional uk military personnel have flown out to sudan to help with the evacuation of up to 4000 british passport holders as dozens of rescue flights will be needed in the coming days for those civilians who managed to find their way to a secure air base in khartoum's northern suburbs overnight, the saudi arabian naval vessel hms yanbu arrived in the port of jeddah, having left sudan with almost 200 civilian evacuees as men, women and children from more than two dozen countries , including the dozen countries, including the uk and other western nations .

uk and other western nations. this is a multinational effort to rescue thousands thousands trapped in the conflict zone . trapped in the conflict zone. i'm very pleased that a eeoeerrre— i'm very pleased that a ceasefire has- i'm very pleased that a ceasefire has been announced by the ceasefire has been announced by we reooerewp— ceasefire has been announced by the leadership of— ceasefire has been announced by the leadership of the factions on rhe— the leadership of the factions on we groupe— the leadership of the factions on the ground and therefore we are on the ground and therefore we mirroring— on the ground and therefore we are initiating an— on the ground and therefore we are initiating an evacuation pron— are initiating an evacuation plan .— are initiating an evacuation plan . rhe— are initiating an evacuation plan . the situation remains plan. the situation remains dangerous— plan. the situation remains oopperowe .— plan. the situation remains dangerous , volatile and dangerous, volatile and unpredictable. the royal navy moore— unpredictable. the royal navy rrrpore wors— unpredictable. the royal navy frigate hms lancaster is already in frigate hms lancaster is already rrr rhe— frigate hms lancaster is already we we region— frigate hms lancaster is already in the region and— frigate hms lancaster is already in the region and is being ready to in the region and is being ready ro herp— in the region and is being ready ro rerp ir— in the region and is being ready to help if needed— in the region and is being ready to help if needed with evacuations- to help if needed with evacuations from the port of swoon— evacuations from the port of swoon .— evacuations from the port of sudan , sources— evacuations from the port of sudan , sources say 1400 uk sudan, sources say 1400 uk mrrrrow— sudan, sources say 1400 uk military personnel could be rrwoweo— military personnel could be involved in— military personnel could be involved in the— military personnel could be involved in the operation in in the involved in the operation in in we dowe— involved in the operation in in the days ahead— involved in the operation in in the days ahead as military planners— the days ahead as military planners take— the days ahead as military planners take advantage of a wee— planners take advantage of a wee day— planners take advantage of a three day ceasefire between the warring— three day ceasefire between the warring factions— three day ceasefire between the warring factions . _ three day ceasefire between the warring factions . warring factions. as but swoorese— warring factions. as but sudanese doctor tariq ahmed told us the situation remains

extremely volatile and could easily descend into violence again at any time. this easily descend into violence again at any time . this becomes again at any time. this becomes again at any time. this becomes o erro— again at any time. this becomes a massive and we've— again at any time. this becomes a massive and we've seen- 333 " l this becomes a massive and we've seen the reeke— a massive and we've seen the tanks blocking— a massive and we've seen the tanks blocking the roads and were— tanks blocking the roads and were re— tanks blocking the roads and were re rwo— tanks blocking the roads and there is two missiles, for example— there is two missiles, for exempre .— there is two missiles, for example , yesterday they fell example, yesterday they fell opowr— example, yesterday they fell opowr one— example, yesterday they fell about one kilometre far from my home— about one kilometre far from my home one— about one kilometre far from my home one they— about one kilometre far from my home and they destroyed eight hoe— home and they destroyed eight hoe pho— home and they destroyed eight houses and they— home and they destroyed eight houses and they kill all the orwhoh— houses and they kill all the civilian people— houses and they kill all the civilian people for now , the civilian people for now, the how— civilian people for now, the how or— civilian people for now, the how or he — civilian people for now, the bulk of the evacuations will be by or— bulk of the evacuations will be by — bulk of the evacuations will be by rhh— bulk of the evacuations will be by air. this flight— bulk of the evacuations will be by air. " g r::;2 " by air. this flight arrived in kenya overnight with dozens of kenyan, somali and saudi students. brits nationals are being advised to travel to a secure air base in the northern suburbs of khartoum. but that journey remains full of risk with multiple military checkpoints to negotiate. and unlike the uk diplomats and their families evacuated at the weekend , these civilians will be weekend, these civilians will be on their own as they try to find

the best and safest route out of the best and safest route out of the conflict zone . i'm mark the conflict zone. i'm mark whyte. gb news yeah, so just a bit about breaking news again there have been reports of explosions and gunfire in khartoum, which would imply that perhaps the ceasefire is no longer in place. bad news for hrhe— longer in place. bad news for ore of— longer in place. bad news for brits of course,— longer in place. bad news for brits of course, who- g " 2 bad news for brits of course, who are oeeperorew— brits of course, who are desperately trying to get out. aho— desperately trying to get out. who we — desperately trying to get out. who we ore— desperately trying to get out. and we are trying to get our hire— and we are trying to get our hrhe horhe. — and we are trying to get our brits home. but— and we are trying to get our brits home. but we are hoping very— brits home. but we are hoping very horny— brits home. but we are hoping very shortly anyway to speak to hwhohhoo— very shortly anyway to speak to muhammad al—mahdi, who is a wowhreer— muhammad al—mahdi, who is a volunteer for— muhammad al—mahdi, who is a volunteer for the— muhammad al—mahdi, who is a volunteer for the youth factor , volunteer for the youth factor, whroh— volunteer for the youth factor, which he— volunteer for the youth factor, which he o— volunteer for the youth factor, which is a charity— volunteer for the youth factor, which is a charity which helps young— which is a charity which helps young pimple— which is a charity which helps young people combine sudanese young people to combine sudanese and young people to combine sudanese oho hrrrreh— young people to combine sudanese and british culture. _ young people to combine sudanese and british culture. hover young people to combine sudanese and british culture. \rr:::rri young people to combine sudanese and british culture. hover and british culture. now he is in and british culture. now he is h-oho— and british culture. now he is h-oho hee— and british culture. now he is in and he's trying to get in sudan and he's trying to get back from khartoum the uk back from khartoum to the uk under standardly. so we're not able to quite get through to him at the moment. hopefully that's got nothing to do with the latest developments. but mark white has just to us white has just brought to us there. we're to there. but we're hoping to go live sudan very live to sudan very, very shortly. i'll bring you more shortly. so i'll bring you more on and when i get it. on that as and when i get it. but mark, thank very on that as and when i get it. i but mark, thank-very much. on that as and when i get it. i but ivwhiteiank-very much. but ivwhite there, very much. but ivwhite there, ourery much. but ivwhite there, our homeland mark white there, our homeland eeewhw— security editor at closer to home—hoe- security editor at closer to. home—has been security editor at closer to- home_has been jailed home now, a man has been jailed for-wrrh—

home now, a man has been jailed for-wrrh o— home now, a man has been jailed for-with a minimum- home now, a man has been jailed for with a minimum term of for life with a minimum term of 28 weare— for life with a minimum term of 28 weore hor— for life with a minimum term of 28 years for the— for life with a minimum term of 28 years for the murder of his rwo— 28 years for the murder of his rwo weer— 28 years for the murder of his rwo weer ore— 28 years for the murder of his two year old stepdaughter. lola james— two year old stepdaughter. lola james was killed— two year old stepdaughter. lola james was killed by— two year old stepdaughter. lola james was killed by kyle bevan in 2020. she suffered more than 100 in 2020. she suffered more than roo hr-wree— in 2020. she suffered more than 100 injuries and— in 2020. she suffered more than 100 injuries and died— " 20:70 she suffered more than 100 injuries and died in hoephor— 100 injuries and died in hospital four- 100 injuries and died in hospital four days after she was erroeheo — hospital four days after she was erroeheo . — hospital four days after she was attacked . and— hospital four days after she was attacked . and it— hospital four days after she was attacked . and it is— hospital four days after she was attacked . ' 2 l hospital four days after she was attacked . 2 l hospital four days after she was attacked . ' 2 l attacked. and it is just one of those crimes that makes you feel sick, doesn't it? let's speak now to our reporter jack carson, who's at crown court. who's at swansea crown court. and we should remind our audience that this is, by its very nature, a very , very very nature, a very, very distressing case. jack what's the latest for . us well, good the latest for. us well, good errerhooh— the latest for. us well, good afternoon, patrick.- well, good afternoon, patrick. sentence eowhg— afternoon, patrick. sentence eowhp owe— afternoon, patrick. sentence saying kyle bevan, the 31 year old saying kyle bevan, the 31 year oro who.— saying kyle bevan, the 31 year our who. oe— saying kyle bevan, the 31 year old who, as you— saying kyle bevan, the 31 year old who, as you mentioned , a old who, as you mentioned, a he— old who, as you mentioned, a life sentence— old who, as you mentioned, a life sentence with— old who, as you mentioned, a life sentence with a minimum of 28 wee— life sentence with a minimum of 28 we hr— life sentence with a minimum of 28 years. mrjustice griffiths ephe— 28 years. mrjustice griffiths eoro rheo— 28 years. mrjustice griffiths said that this— 28 years. mrjustice griffiths said that this was a sustained , said that this was a sustained, oehherore— said that this was a sustained, deliberate and— said that this was a sustained, deliberate and violent attack. in deliberate and violent attack. h thor— deliberate and violent attack. in that sentencing, we heard or— in that sentencing, we heard or he— in that sentencing, we heard some of the timeline of the eeer— some of the timeline of the events on the— some of the timeline of the events on the night that lola , events on the night that lola, rhe— events on the night that lola, the two — events on the night that lola, the two weer— events on the night that lola, the two year old,— events on the night that lola, the two year old, was so hrwrohw— the two year old, was so brutally attacked that some of the trauma— brutally attacked that some of the trauma that— brutally attacked that some of the trauma that she that she aa— the trauma that she that she her ehe— the trauma that she that she that she had— the trauma that she that she that she had to— the trauma that she that she that she had to her head was compared— that she had to her head was compared ro— that she had to her head was compared to that— that she had to her head was compared to that of a victim in

a car crash. he— compared to that of a victim in a car crash. he died four days rarer— a car crash. he died four days rarer pher— a car crash. he died four days later after the— a car crash. he died four days later after the attack on the pa. — later after the attack on the pa. or— later after the attack on the 17th of july— later after the attack on the 17th of july in— later after the attack on the 17th of july in hospital . her 17th of july in hospital. her mother.— 17th of july in hospital. her mother, shinade james, was found guilty— mother, shinade james, was found awrrrw eorher— mother, shinade james, was found guilty earlier this— mother, shinade james, was found guilty earlier this month of eowehe— guilty earlier this month of eowehp rhe— guilty earlier this month of causing the death of her daughter.— causing the death of her daughter. she- causing the death of her daughter. she was sentenced rooow— daughter. she was sentenced rooow ro— daughter. she was sentenced rooow to err— daughter. she was sentenced today to six years in custody. she— today to six years in custody. she eeweo— today to six years in custody. she eeweo o— today to six years in custody. she served a minimum of three weare— she served a minimum of three weore heroe— she served a minimum of three years before that,— she served a minimum of three years before that, she was overrepre— years before that, she was available to— years before that, she was available to go— years before that, she was available to go on parole , on available to go on parole, on heehee. — available to go on parole, on heehee. hur— available to go on parole, on licence. but serving that sentence, here's what mrjustice sentence, here's what mr justice erhhrhe— sentence, here's what mr justice orhhrhe hoo— sentence, here's what mr justice griffiths had to— sentence, here's what mr justice griffiths had to say . there is griffiths had to say. there is ohrw— griffiths had to say. there is only one— griffiths had to say. there is only one sentence for murder , only one sentence for murder, pho— only one sentence for murder, and ther— only one sentence for murder, one that re— only one sentence for murder, and that is imprisonment for the— and that is imprisonment for the .— and that is imprisonment for the . r— and that is imprisonment for the . r meet— and that is imprisonment for life . i must also— and that is imprisonment for life . i must also set the life. i must also set the minimum— life. i must also set the minimum term that kyle bevan meet— minimum term that kyle bevan hwer eewe— minimum term that kyle bevan must serve before— minimum term that kyle bevan must serve before he can even be eoheroereo— must serve before he can even be eoheroereo hor— must serve before he can even be considered for release on heehee— considered for release on heehee hw— considered for release on licence by the - considered for release on licence by the parole board. it is licence by the parole board. it he poeerhre— licence by the parole board. it is possible he— licence by the parole board. it is possible he will never be rereoeeo— is possible he will never be released as— is possible he will never be released as that— is possible he will never be released as that will happen ohrw— released as that will happen only it— released as that will happen only if pho— released as that will happen only if and when the parole poore— only if and when the parole board he— only if and when the parole board is satisfied that detention— board is satisfied that detention is- board is satisfied that detention is no longer necessary for detention is no longer necessary ror rhe— detention is no longer necessary for the protection _ detention is no longer necessary for the protection of the phone.— for the protection of the public. that— for the protection of the public. that is why it is called a public. that is why it is called

o — public. that is why it is called a minimum term— public. that is why it is called a minimum term .— public. that is why it is called a minimum term . even if he is a minimum term. even if he is reteoeerh— a minimum term. even if he is rereoeeo. he— a minimum term. even if he is released, he will— a minimum term. even if he is released, he will remain on heehee— released, he will remain on heehee pho— released, he will remain on licence and be— released, he will remain on licence and be subject to recall to licence and be subject to recall ro prreoh— licence and be subject to recall ro prreoh for— licence and be subject to recall to prison for the— licence and be subject to recall to prison for the rest of his the— to prison for the rest of his the .— to prison for the rest of his the . sopho— to prison for the rest of his life . stand up— to prison for the rest of his life . stand up shinade . james life. stand up shinade. james for arrowhe— life. stand up shinade. james for allowing the— life. stand up shinade. james for allowing the death of lola rorhee— for allowing the death of lola rorhee r— for allowing the death of lola james, i sentence— for allowing the death of lola james, i sentence you to six were— james, i sentence you to six years imprisonment . you will years imprisonment. you will eerwe— years imprisonment. you will eewe horr— years imprisonment. you will serve half nato— years imprisonment. you will serve half nato only three years heroe— serve half nato only three years before release— serve half nato only three years before release on— serve half nato only three years before release on licence . well before release on licence. well all before release on licence. well oh oh— before release on licence. well oh on he— before release on licence. well all on the night— before release on licence. well all on the night that poor lola rahee— all on the night that poor lola james was brutally attacked . we james was brutally attacked. we heard— james was brutally attacked. we heard h— james was brutally attacked. we heart in her— james was brutally attacked. we heard in that sentencing that prophe— heard in that sentencing that around midnight, kevin, there o toro— around midnight, kevin, there was a loud bang— around midnight, kevin, there was a loud bang from lola's room when— was a loud bang from lola's room when shhooe— was a loud bang from lola's room when shinade walked into the kyle— when shinade walked into the room. kyle bevan was on the end of room. kyle bevan was on the end or he— room. kyle bevan was on the end or the pet— room. kyle bevan was on the end of the bed with— room. kyle bevan was on the end of the bed with lola— room. kyle bevan was on the end of the bed with lola in his arms. rather— of the bed with lola in his arms. rather than going into the pho— arms. rather than going into the room and investigate the condition— room and investigate the condition of— room and investigate the condition of her daughter, ehhooe— condition of her daughter, shinade went— condition of her daughter, shinade went back to bed over. rheh— shinade went back to bed over. rheh rhe— shinade went back to bed over. then the next— shinade went back to bed over. then the next course of the few howe— then the next course of the few howe pher— then the next course of the few hours after inflicting over 100 wherew— hours after inflicting over 100 different types— hours after inflicting over 100 different types of injuries onto

roto— different types of injuries onto rote rorhee-e— different types of injuries onto lola james's body, taking . lola james's body, taking. 4 thor— lola james's body, taking. 4 am. that morning. contact his a.m. that morning. contact his mother— a.m. that morning. contact his mother who— am. that morning. contact his mother who told _ am. that morning. contact his mother who told who told kyle to ooh— mother who told who told kyle to ooh rhe — mother who told who told kyle to call the ambulance— mother who told who told kyle to call the ambulance . it took call the ambulance. it took unri— call the ambulance. it took ppm 7:27— call the ambulance. it took until 7:27 a.m._ call the ambulance. it took until 7:27 am. in the morning heroe— until 7:27 am. in the morning before he— until 7:27 am. in the morning before he woke— until 7:27 am. in the morning before he woke up his loads. his shhooe— before he woke up his loads. his shhooe .— before he woke up his loads. his mum shinade , where they then mum shinade, where they then ephed— mum shinade, where they then eoheo rhe— mum shinade, where they then called the ambulance. when pohee— called the ambulance. when police arrived— called the ambulance. when police arrived at— called the ambulance. when police arrived at the house at prophe— police arrived at the house at around h— police arrived at the house at around 11 a.m._ police arrived at the house at around 11 am. that morning, kyle— around 11 am. that morning, we we— around 11 am. that morning, kyle was still— around 11 am. that morning, kyle was still vacuuming the floor.— kyle was still vacuuming the floor. oe— kyle was still vacuuming the floor, as the _ kyle was still vacuuming the floor, as the judge put it, in he— floor, as the judge put it, in the sentencing,— floor, as the judge put it, in the sentencing, vacuuming, woewwrhhp— the sentencing, vacuuming, vacuuming away for bencic ewoehee — vacuuming away for bencic ewoehee our— vacuuming away for bencic evidence out of— vacuuming away for bencic evidence out of all of the hoe— evidence out of all of the hoe rhe — evidence out of all of the house, the bathroom was spotless in house, the bathroom was spotless h whor— house, the bathroom was spotless in what he— house, the bathroom was spotless in what the police— house, the bathroom was spotless in what the police were calling a in what the police were calling o rerorwe— in what the police were calling a relative dirty— in what the police were calling a relative dirty house. and when it ephe— a relative dirty house. and when it ro— a relative dirty house. and when it to he— a relative dirty house. and when it came to the trial— a relative dirty house. and when it came to the trial , we heard it came to the trial, we heard her— it came to the trial, we heard that shinade— it came to the trial, we heard that shinade had— it came to the trial, we heard that shinade had been told by we— that shinade had been told by «we when— that shinade had been told by kyle wheh ehe— that shinade had been told by kyle when she found lola on the eoro— kyle when she found lola on the eoro h— kyle when she found lola on the eoro in he— kyle when she found lola on the sofa in the lounge,— kyle when she found lola on the sofa in the lounge, injured and wheel— sofa in the lounge, injured and bruised, that— sofa in the lounge, injured and bruised, that it— sofa in the lounge, injured and bruised, that it was the dog thor— bruised, that it was the dog that hot— bruised, that it was the dog that had pushed her down. the ephe— that had pushed her down. the erorre. or— that had pushed her down. the stairs. of course,— that had pushed her down. the stairs. of course, we now know her— stairs. of course, we now know that rhoee— stairs. of course, we now know that those injuries— stairs. of course, we now know that those injuries to lola were eoweeo— that those injuries to lola were eoweeo hw— that those injuries to lola were eoweeo hw corr— that those injuries to lola were caused by carl bevan. he has been— caused by carl bevan. he has been sentenced— caused by carl bevan. he has been sentenced today for a minimum— been sentenced today for a or— been sentenced today for a minimum of 28— been sentenced today for a minimum of 28 years in prison.

shhooe— minimum of 28 years in prison. shinade james,— minimum of 28 years in prison. shinade james, lola's mum, a minimum— shinade james, lola's mum, a o— shinade james, lola's mum, a minimum a minimum of three years eewhe— minimum a minimum of three years eewhp oe— minimum a minimum of three years serving as sentence— minimum a minimum of three years serving as sentence in custody of serving as sentence in custody or — serving as sentence in custody or rech— serving as sentence in custody of six. jack, thank— serving as sentence in custody of six. 2 wig of six. jack, thank you very much. jack carson outside swansea crown court. cases like this appear to be cropping up far , far, far too often, don't far, far, far too often, don't they ? and it just makes you feel they? and it just makes you feel absolutely sick to your stomach and it raises all sorts of questions like sentence if questions like what sentence if any, could ever be long enough or serve proper justice when it comes a case like of comes to a case like this of essentially a toddler who suffered just deeply , deeply suffered just deeply, deeply disturbing injuries at the hands of the people, the very people who were supposed to look after her. also question for me her. also question marks for me anyway. is something anyway. and this is something i'm be talking about i'm going to be talking about later on in the show about the role different agencies and role of different agencies and social this social services. how was this allowed concerns allowed to happen? were concerns really raised? why were more visits not it's not the visits not done? it's not the first is it that we've first time. is it that we've beenin first time. is it that we've been in a situation like this and wonder and it does make you wonder whether or not those safeguarding indeed safeguarding agencies are indeed fit for purpose. how can this poon fit for purpose. how can this poor, poor child, lola, have been allowed to have been in that of environment? it

that kind of environment? it really make you sick really does make you sick to your stomach at your views. coming in gb views at gb news .uk. already been on, .uk. adrian's already been on, he absolutely. neither of he says. absolutely. neither of these stronger these people uses a stronger word , which i won't word than that, which i won't repeat national television. repeat on national television. should released and also should ever be released and also question marks as well about the sentence of the mother in all of this. a huge discrepancy the this. a huge discrepancy in the sentences. could be sentences. the mother could be out in around three years. the father, stepfather , i should father, stepfather, i should say, a minimum of 28 years. is that justified, do you think? is that justified, do you think? is that justified? lots of questions that case. gb questions around that case. gb views gb news .uk. but views and gb news .uk. but here's what i've coming here's what else i've got coming up because prince up for you, because prince harry's lawyers were back in the high today. big high court today. but the big news come of the hearing news to come out of the hearing concerns prince william and potentially whether or not he was given some kind of secret pay was given some kind of secret pay off. i'm patrick christys on gb news and we are britain's news

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phwereor— questions about joe biden's phwereor pho— questions about joe biden's physical and mental acuity and now we've even— physical and mental acuity and now we've even seen, for exempte— now we've even seen, for example he— now we've even seen, for example, the new york times eorrorror— example, the new york times editorial board— example, the new york times editorial board write a piece ther— editorial board write a piece the reeehrrw— editorial board write a piece just recently saying that this is just recently saying that this he o— just recently saying that this he o big— just recently saying that this is a big question mark that joe hhoeh— is a big question mark that joe hhoeh heede— is a big question mark that joe biden needs to— is a big question mark that joe biden needs to address and that he ehowho— biden needs to address and that he should address.— biden needs to address and that he should address. you know, the hoor— he should address. you know, the root-he— he should address. you know, the fact-he would _ he should address. you know, the fact-he would be— he should address. you know, the fact he would be 86 by the fact that he would be 86 by the the— fact that he would be 86 by the rhrhe he— fact that he would be 86 by the time he would— fact that he would be 86 by the time he would finish a second term.— time he would finish a second term. h— time he would finish a second term. hrhhhh— time he would finish a second term. i think does— time he would finish a second term. i think does raise oweerhohe— term. i think does raise questions about whether he's up for he— questions about whether he's up for the top. — questions about whether he's up for the top. h— questions about whether he's up for the job. i think— questions about whether he's up for the job. i think anybody thor— for the job. i think anybody that hoe— for the job. i think anybody that has been— for the job. i think anybody that has been watching him of here— that has been watching him of here .— that has been watching him of here . hr-e— that has been watching him of late , it's pretty— that has been watching him of late , it's pretty obvious that late, it's pretty obvious that he-e— late, it's pretty obvious that he-e hor— late, it's pretty obvious that he-e not he— late, it's pretty obvious that he's not the same politician aar— he's not the same politician that he— he's not the same politician that he we— he's not the same politician that he was ten— he's not the same politician that he was ten years ago, 15 weare— that he was ten years ago, 15 weore ego.— that he was ten years ago, 15 weore ego. zo— that he was ten years ago, 15 years ago, 20 years ago. and so whether— years ago, 20 years ago. and so whether he-e— years ago, 20 years ago. and so whether he's up— years ago, 20 years ago. and so whether he's up for— years ago, 20 years ago. and so whether he's up for kind of the rheowe— whether he's up for kind of the rhpowe or— whether he's up for kind of the rigours of this— whether he's up for kind of the rigours of this time will rigours of this job. time will reth— rigours of this job. time will rehh .— rigours of this job. time will rehh . hur— rigours of this job. time will tell. but it's— rigours of this job. time will tell. but it's certainly something- tell. but it's certainly something that voters are going to rake— something that voters are going to rake hhro— something that voters are going to take into consideration at he— to take into consideration at rhe—. — to take into consideration at rhe—. so.- to take into consideration at rhe—. so. wephl to take into consideration at- the-. so, yeah, look, the ballot box. so, yeah, look, wouldn't it be potentially quite bad news britain as well? bad news for britain as well? i mean, trump loved us. mean, donald trump loved us. that special relationship felt very special when was in very special when trump was in charge. biden , for whatever charge. joe biden, for whatever reason, albie, reason, potentially albie, because if you go back far enough, he has got some irish relatives and that really means something to him . doesn't appear something to him. doesn't appear to very much . and i am to like us very much. and i am

wondering brits wondering whether or not brits should about joe should be concerned about joe biden running and winning again . well, i still think that the epeehoh— well, i still think that the special relationship is strong herweeh— special relationship is strong herweeh rhe— special relationship is strong between the united states and the uhhreo— between the united states and the united kingdom . and the united kingdom. and eerrohhhw— the united kingdom. and certainly there have been oweerhohe— certainly there have been questions raised by some in the uk who— questions raised by some in the uk who ore— questions raised by some in the uk who are sceptical about whether— uk who are sceptical about whether roe— uk who are sceptical about whether joe biden is as whetherjoe biden is as committed— whetherjoe biden is as committed to- whetherjoe biden is as committed to britain as some of his predecessors. _ committed to britain as some of his predecessors. ultimately, a lot his predecessors. ultimately, a hot or— his predecessors. ultimately, a hot or us— his predecessors. ultimately, a hot or us uh— his predecessors. ultimately, a lot of us uk relationships rehorhohe— lot of us uk relationships relations does— lot of us uk relationships relations does boil down to rhoee— relations does boil down to those personal— relations does boil down to those personal relationships . those personal relationships. aho— those personal relationships. aho eo— those personal relationships. aho eo we— those personal relationships. and so we saw— those personal relationships. and so we saw with boris johnson and honour— and so we saw with boris johnson and donald trump— and so we saw with boris johnson and donald trump kind of a close rheerhhp— and donald trump kind of a close rheerhhe or— and donald trump kind of a close rheerhhe or he— and donald trump kind of a close meeting of the minds. and, you know.— meeting of the minds. and, you know ro— meeting of the minds. and, you know to he— meeting of the minds. and, you know, to the extent that that oerwohhw— know, to the extent that that oerwohhw hoe— know, to the extent that that actually has implications for pohhew— actually has implications for policyr h— actually has implications for policyr r rhhhh— actually has implications for policy, i think it's something rheo— policy, i think it's something thee—uh- policy, i think it's something that, uk residents that, you know, uk residents rhhphr— that, you know, uk residents rhhehr he— that, you know, uk residents might be mindful of. but i still rhhhh— might be mindful of. but i still rhhhh h— might be mindful of. but i still think in terms— might be mindful of. but i still think in terms of,— might be mindful of. but i still think in terms of, you know, pooh— think in terms of, you know, pooh h— think in terms of, you know, pooh hh rhe— think in terms of, you know, back in the uk,— think in terms of, you know, back in the uk, in terms of, you think in terms of, you know, back i security , in terms of, you think in terms of, you know, back i security sharing1s of, you think in terms of, you know, back i security sharing and , you think in terms of, you know, back i security sharing and so3u know, security sharing and so rhe— know, security sharing and so on, the united— know, security sharing and so on, the united states and the uk erhhh— on, the united states and the uk erhhh eroho— on, the united states and the uk still stand shoulder to shoulder . vow— still stand shoulder to shoulder . you know.— still stand shoulder to shoulder . you know, when— still stand shoulder to shoulder . you know, when one- still stand shoulder to shoulder . you know, when one looks at the kind of campaign that there's been against donald trump and you look at what's

been going on with joe biden, i mean, joe biden's presidential campaign allegedly conspired with 51 former spies to discredit the new york post. discoveries from hunter biden's laptop. it does appear as though he is actually facing scandals . he is actually facing scandals. i mean, is this the best america's got ? well, certainly america's got? well, certainly there-e— america's got? well, certainly rhere-e heeh— america's got? well, certainly there's been a— america's got? well, certainly there's been a lot— america's got? well, certainly there's been a lot of- there's been a lot of investigations that's been opened— investigations that's been opened up— investigations that's been opened up hw— investigations that's been opened up by the new house hororhrw— opened up by the new house hororhrw or— opened up by the new house majority of republican organs rrwhhe— majority of republican organs rrwhhp ro— majority of republican organs rrwhhp to more— majority of republican organs trying to make essentially this thor— trying to make essentially this case that the— trying to make essentially this case that the hunter biden lap top eeohooh— case that the hunter biden lap top scandal and— case that the hunter biden lap top scandal and other scandals are top scandal and other scandals reph— top scandal and other scandals are real issues,— top scandal and other scandals are real issues, even if they've been— are real issues, even if they've been ignored— are real issues, even if they've been ignored by— are real issues, even if they've been ignored by the so—called rhohherreorh— been ignored by the so—called mainstream media. you know , on mainstream media. you know, on the other— mainstream media. you know, on the other ehoe— mainstream media. you know, on the other side of— mainstream media. you know, on the other side of the token , the other side of the token, hohoho — the other side of the token, donald trump— the other side of the token, donald trump has his own set of pohhrheoh— donald trump has his own set of pohhrheoh pho— donald trump has his own set of political and legal— donald trump has his own set of political and legal challenges rhehr— political and legal challenges rhphr how— political and legal challenges right now. obviously his recent hhoherrhehr— right now. obviously his recent indictment in— right now. obviously his recent indictment in new york city that may— indictment in new york city that how oerwohhw— indictment in new york city that how oerwohhw he— indictment in new york city that may actually be probably the weaker— may actually be probably the weoheer o— may actually be probably the weakest a case— may actually be probably the weakest a case against him. he's preo— weakest a case against him. he's oheo reche— weakest a case against him. he's also facing this— weakest a case against him. he's also facing this federal inquiry hhro— also facing this federal inquiry hhro rhe— also facing this federal inquiry into the alleged— also facing this federal inquiry into the alleged mishandling of ehoeehrheo— into the alleged mishandling of classified documents , also classified documents, also ehoreee— classified documents, also charges about— classified documents, also charges about alleged vote rigging— charges about alleged vote rhpphhp h—

charges about alleged vote rigging in georgia. so i think both— rigging in georgia. so i think both donald— rigging in georgia. so i think both donald trump and joe biden are both donald trump and joe biden pohhp— both donald trump and joe biden pohhp ro— both donald trump and joe biden are going to have— both donald trump and joe biden are going to have to face some of are going to have to face some or-heeoh— are going to have to face some of-legal issues- of these legal issues surrounding- of these legal issues surrounding them . i'm not sure surrounding them. i'm not sure if surrounding them. i'm not sure hr thev're— surrounding them. i'm not sure if they're totally— surrounding them. i'm not sure if they're totally proportionate . huh.— if they're totally proportionate . huh. wow — if they're totally proportionate . hwr. wow know.— if they're totally proportionate , but, you know, it's certainly eorherhhhp— , but, you know, it's certainly something that's— , but, you know, it's certainly something that's going to be a rhe— something that's going to be a rhhp prophe— something that's going to be a ring around their— something that's going to be a ring around their neck. can i ooh— ring around their neck. can i ask whw— ring around their neck. can i ask whw he— ring around their neck. can i ask why is the— ring around their neck. can i ask why is the hunter biden laptop deal? and is laptop such a big deal? and is it mainly around— laptop such a big deal? and is it mainly around the- tfrrt. g 2“ and is it mainly around the idea ermf g 2“ and is it mainly around the idea that the allegations— it mainly around the idea that the allegations in that joe hhoeh— the allegations in that joe hhoeh how— the allegations in that joe biden may have tried to cover the— biden may have tried to cover the up— biden may have tried to cover the up pho— biden may have tried to cover the up and h— biden may have tried to cover this up and i wonder for a chap who— this up and i wonder for a chap who the— this up and i wonder for a chap who the ro— this up and i wonder for a chap who tries to blanket himself as hehhp— who tries to blanket himself as hehhe oh— who tries to blanket himself as hehhp ohh pooh— who tries to blanket himself as being all good values and good oerhoerorhe— being all good values and good democratic values— being all good values and good democratic values and freed from ehee— democratic values and freed from he he— democratic values and freed from eheoe hr-e hor— democratic values and freed from eheoe he not o— democratic values and freed from sleaze, it's not a great look for— sleaze, it's not a great look for he— sleaze, it's not a great look for the guy— sleaze, it's not a great look for the pew . — sleaze, it's not a great look for the guy. no.- sleaze, it's not a great look for the guy. hr; r; sleaze, it's not a great look for the guy. hr; . 3 sleaze, it's not a great look for the guy. \rt.r ' 2 r2rtr for the guy. no. and i do think that it's a legitimate story. and i think it's gotten more legs precisely because of the fact that it was suppress it in the up to the 2020 the lead up to the 2020 election. you know, on on twitter and elsewhere . and i twitter and elsewhere. and i think the fact that that happenedin think the fact that that happened in the mainstream media didn't necessarily have a good story to why they didn't story as to why they didn't allow it sort of led to even more concern among the right that there's sort of a

disproportionate coverage among the two. but certainly to the extent that there's sort of this contrast between the presentation of joe biden as kind of beyond reproach and also allegations of kind of maybe allegedly misusing his office, that certainly stands to be something that voters will consider just to return to his age. thomas if that's okay, do you— age. thomas if that's okay, do wow rhhhh— age. thomas if that's okay, do you think that— age. thomas if that's okay, do you think that the— 3 thomas if that's okay, do you think that the american pwhhhe— you think that the american public would— you think that the american public would have a right to ask hhrh— public would have a right to ask hhrh ro— public would have a right to ask hhrh ro rehe— public would have a right to ask him to take some— public would have a right to ask him to take some kind of eophhrhwe— him to take some kind of cognitive function test? he has eeeeo— cognitive function test? he has eeeeo ro— cognitive function test? he has eeeeo to he— cognitive function test? he has seemed to be maybe facing some issues since arguably before he became— issues since arguably before he became president— issues since arguably before he became president anyway. and in hhehr— became president anyway. and in hhehr or— became president anyway. and in hhehr or he— became president anyway. and in light of the gop— became president anyway. and in light of the gop critical ehrworhoh— light of the gop critical situation that - light of the gop critical situation that we've got with howeeho— situation that we've got with howeeho oho — situation that we've got with russia and with— situation that we've got with russia and with xi jinping in chhho— russia and with xi jinping in chhho .— russia and with xi jinping in chhho . h— russia and with xi jinping in china , i can't— russia and with xi jinping in china , i can't help but wonder china, i can't help but wonder whether— china, i can't help but wonder whether or— china, i can't help but wonder whether or not— china, i can't help but wonder whether or not putin and xi jinping— whether or not putin and xi jinping whhh— whether or not putin and xi jinping whhh he— whether or not putin and xi jinping will be really, really hophhe— jinping will be really, really hophhp thor— jinping will be really, really hoping that biden wins another term — hoping that biden wins another term . — hoping that biden wins another term . whhh— hoping that biden wins another term . well, in— hoping that biden wins another term . well, in terms- hoping that biden wins another term . �*vw�*rtgt 2 term. well, in terms of a cognitive test, i think that that's a non—starter. joe biden has certainly said that he wouldn't do it. and there's nothing that could kind of constitute compel him do so. constitute compel him to do so. so donald trump has this so donald trump has made this suggestion, but it's more just

an attack on joe biden. but certainly are , you know, certainly there are, you know, questions attacks coming questions and attacks coming from the right to say essentially joe biden is operating as kind of a vessel for the hard left for progressives and so if you vote for joe biden, you really don't forjoe biden, you really don't necessarily know what you're getting. and in fact, what you're getting probably is , you you're getting probably is, you know, governing by the administrative state or progresses the progresses within the administration who are trying to use biden as of an use joe biden as kind of an apparatus advance that. is apparatus to advance that. is that is that a concern that not is that not a concern pho— that not is that not a concern and honkhw— that not is that not a concern and frohhhw. o— that not is that not a concern and frankly, a worry for anyone who— and frankly, a worry for anyone who oerwohhw— and frankly, a worry for anyone who actually believes in oerhoeroew— who actually believes in democracy ?_ who actually believes in democracy ? because, you democracy? because, you know, ooh-reohhw— democracy? because, you know, ooh-reohhw eow— democracy? because, you know, can . really say with - democracy? because, you know, can really say with absolute can we really say with absolute eerrohhrw—rorl certainty that if you vote for roe— certainty that if you vote for joe hhoeh— certainty that if you vote for roe phoeh wow— certainty that if you vote for joe biden, you are getting joe hhoeh— joe biden, you are getting joe hhoeh oe— joe biden, you are getting joe hhoeh oe o— joe biden, you are getting joe biden as a president or are you perrhhp— biden as a president or are youi perrhhp—rhe getting some people behind the eeehee—hor- getting some people behind the scenes—not votei scenes who you might not vote for scenes who you might not vote tor—know- scenes who you might not vote. tor—know-rhew for and you don't know who they are for and you don't know who they ore—rhhhh— for and you don't know who they ore—rhhhh hr— for and you don't know who they are-think it is- are? well, i think it is a legitimate criticism that joe biden , despite promising to biden, despite promising to campaign from the centre and despite, you know, campaigning to be this moderate, has been tugged pretty hard to the left. we saw that with a number of different large spending bills that joe biden pushed through at

the very outset of his administration , including the administration, including the $1.9 trillion covm administration, including the $1.9 trillion covid relief package , including the $1 package, including the $1 trillion infrastructure bill. you know, there are some that say this isn't what we voted for. and so why should we expect that it would be any different in 2024? i do think that those are questions that joe biden needs answer and that he has needs to answer and that he has been, you know , pushed quite far been, you know, pushed quite far to his left by progressive is. look, thomas, thank you very, werw— look, thomas, thank you very, werw much.— look, thomas, thank you very, very much. great— look, thomas, thank you very, very much. great stuff. thomas who— very much. great stuff. thomas kviv there— very much. great stuff. thomas «who there who— very much. great stuff. thomas kyiv there who is— very much. great stuff. thomas kyiv there who is the founding ohreeror— kyiv there who is the founding ohreeror or— kyiv there who is the founding director of the— kyiv there who is the founding director of the ucla centre on hohhrhee. — director of the ucla centre on hohhrhee. rh— director of the ucla centre on politics. i'm just— director of the ucla centre on politics. i'm just going to oehwe— politics. i'm just going to oehwe hhro— politics. i'm just going to delve into the— politics. i'm just going to delve into the inbox quickly haw,— delve into the inbox quickly eh— delve into the inbox quickly now, gb views— delve into the inbox quickly now, gb views at gbnews.uk heeowee— now, gb views at gbnews.uk because a lot— now, gb views at gbnews.uk because a lot of— now, gb views at gbnews.uk because a lot of emails have been— because a lot of emails have been eorhhhe— because a lot of emails have been eorhhhp h— because a lot of emails have been coming in about the porehre— been coming in about the parents, stepfather and the mother— parents, stepfather and the mother or— parents, stepfather and the mother of the _ parents, stepfather and the mother of the murdered lola rorhee— mother of the murdered lola rorhee two— mother of the murdered lola james, two years— mother of the murdered lola james, two years old, found with horrhrhe— james, two years old, found with horrific injuries.— james, two years old, found with horrific injuries. absolutely. ooror— horrific injuries. absolutely. qatar strophic_ horrific injuries. absolutely. qatar strophic sickening ooheerhe— qatar strophic sickening domestic abuse and a murder rhe— domestic abuse and a murder case. the stepfather there sent to o— case. the stepfather there sent to o rhhhhrhrh— case. the stepfather there sent to a minimum of— case. the stepfather there sent to a minimum of 28 years. the mother— to a minimum of 28 years. the mother whhh— to a minimum of 28 years. the mother will be— to a minimum of 28 years. the mother will be potentially able to mother will be potentially able

ro he— mother will be potentially able to be released— mother will be potentially able to be released after 3—3 years. a hor— to be released after 3—3 years. a hot or— to be released after 3—3 years. a lot of calls— to be released after 3—3 years. a lot of calls as— to be released after 3—3 years. a lot of calls as there often is in cases like— a lot of calls as there often is in cases like this.— a lot of calls as there often is in cases like this. actually, when— in cases like this. actually, when r— in cases like this. actually, when r oeh— in cases like this. actually, when i ask you— in cases like this. actually, when i ask you about is these eehrehehhp— when i ask you about is these sentencing harsh— when i ask you about is these sentencing harsh enough, what ehee— sentencing harsh enough, what ehee wowe— sentencing harsh enough, what else would you— sentencing harsh enough, what else would you go for? i mean, whhh— else would you go for? i mean, whrh eoeee— else would you go for? i mean, with cases for— else would you go for? i mean, with cases for child killers , with cases for child killers, rhe— with cases for child killers, the teeth— with cases for child killers, the death penalty always rears its the death penalty always rears hre heat— the death penalty always rears hre heoo .— the death penalty always rears its head . and— the death penalty always rears its head . and mark has said its head. and mark has said the— its head. and mark has said the horh— its head. and mark has said this, both of— its head. and mark has said this, both of the— its head. and mark has said this, both of the parents should howe— this, both of the parents should have received _ this, both of the parents should have received stronger penalties .—eohehoereol . they should have considered the—.— . they should have considered rhe—. aho- . they should have considered rhe—. who he. . they should have considered the_. and he isi the death penalty. and he is roeehhorhhe— the death penalty. and he is fascinating in— the death penalty. and he is fascinating in this country when you fascinating in this country when wow-or— fascinating in this country when wow-or rhe— fascinating in this country when you-at the figures- fascinating in this country when you at the figures for you look at the figures for whether— you look at the figures for- bringing—pentium bringing back the death penalty, oehwohhw— bringing back the death penalty, oehwohhw-hooh— bringing back the death penalty, actually,-look at- bringing back the death penalty, actually, look at the actually, if you look at the pohhe— actually, if you look at the pohhe oh— actually, if you look at the pohhe oh hr.— actually, if you look at the polls on it, it— actually, if you look at the polls on it, it is- actually, if you look at the polls on it, it is quite split. so polls on it, it is quite split. so-woe— polls on it, it is quite split. eo-woe ro- polls on it, it is quite split. so-was to be- polls on it, it is quite split. so was to be some polls on it, it is quite split.- so-was to be some kind so if there was to be some kind of referendum _ so if there was to be some kind of referendum on— so if there was to be some kind of referendum on crimes such as the— of referendum on crimes such as the-terror.— of referendum on crimes such as this terror, example. so this and terror, for example. so eorhe-reohhw- this and terror, for example. so some really serious some of those really serious hhhe— some of those really serious crimes like that— some of those really serious crimes like that actually, it is werw— crimes like that actually, it is veryr werw— crimes like that actually, it is veryr werw ephhh — crimes like that actually, it is very, very split. do you very, very split. what do you reckon— very, very split. what do you reckon, though?— very, very split. what do you reckon, though? gb views at gb newe— reckon, though? gb views at gb hewe .uk— reckon, though? gb views at gb hewe hh pho— reckon, though? gb views at gb news .uk and serious question howe— news .uk and serious question morhe pooh.— news .uk and serious question morhe opohh rh— news .uk and serious question marks again, i'm going to go hhro— marks again, i'm going to go hhro-ohowr- marks again, i'm going to go into-about-role| into this later about the role of into this later about the role or eoehoh— into this later about the role of social-aren't- into this later about the role of social aren't they of social services. aren't they there—hhrhel of social services. aren't they. there—time and there to protect kids? time and the—h— there to protect kids? time and time—in-chair. time again i sit in this chair pho— time again i sit in this chair ohheweo—- time again i sit in this chair and—news stories| time again i sit in this chair- and_news stories such and talk about news stories such as and talk about news stories such oe rhhe— and talk about news stories such oe the where— and talk about news stories such as this where unfortunately a ehhho— as this where unfortunately a child-either— as this where unfortunately a child either been handed child has either been handed pooh— child has either been handed pooh-rhe— child has either been handed back-the parents- child has either been handed back the parents the back to the parents or the porehre— back to the parents or the parents-been. parents have not been investigated - parents have not been investigated there weren't parents have not been investo ated there weren't parents have not been investo door there weren't parents have not been investo door visits. re weren't parents have not been investo door visits. we 'eren't parents have not been investo door visits. we saw 't parents have not been

investo door visits. we saw it door to door visits. we saw it a lot door to door visits. we saw it a hot owrhhp— door to door visits. we saw it a hot owrhhp rhe— door to door visits. we saw it a lot during the coronavirus hehe— lot during the coronavirus. orhehe—pohhp crisis. people weren't going prophe— crisis. people weren't going- around—children around and checking on children and around and checking on children ehe-ephe— around and checking on children and-spike. then- around and checking on children and-spike. then so. and cases did spike. then so ohorher— and cases did spike. then so another absolute— and cases did spike. then so another absolute horror show . another absolute horror show. h-rh — another absolute horror show. r-rh going— another absolute horror show. r-rh going ro— another absolute horror show. i'm going to cross live now, though— i'm going to cross live now, though to— i'm going to cross live now, though, to downing street, where a though, to downing street, where e cotto— though, to downing street, where a cobra meeting— though, to downing street, where a cobra meeting is taking place about— a cobra meeting is taking place about-situation— a cobra meeting is taking place about-situation in— a cobra meeting is taking place about situation in sudan. about the situation in sudan. pepwtw— about the situation in sudan. deputy-minister- about the situation in sudan. deputy minister oliver deputy prime minister oliver howteh— deputy prime minister oliver howteh he— deputy prime minister oliver dowden is chairing this cobra heethhe— dowden is chairing this cobra rheethhe oh— dowden is chairing this cobra meeting on the— dowden is chairing this cobra meeting on the evacuation of hrhtheh— meeting on the evacuation of british nationals— meeting on the evacuation of british nationals . and as i was british nationals. and as i was rhehthohhhe— british nationals. and as i was rhehthohhhp to— british nationals. and as i was mentioning to you earlier, we howe— mentioning to you earlier, we have hot— mentioning to you earlier, we have had reports— mentioning to you earlier, we have had reports through mark rrhhte.— have had reports through mark whhte. ow— have had reports through mark white, our home— have had reports through mark white, our home security editor, prote— white, our home security editor, hrohe thet— white, our home security editor, broke that for— white, our home security editor, broke that for us— white, our home security editor, broke that for us about gunfire ont— broke that for us about gunfire and explosions— broke that for us about gunfire and explosions reported in the spoon— and explosions reported in the sudan capital— and explosions reported in the sudan capital of— and explosions reported in the sudan capital of khartoum, which wowht— sudan capital of khartoum, which wowht hrhphw— sudan capital of khartoum, which would imply that— sudan capital of khartoum, which would imply that this 72 hour eeoeehte— would imply that this 72 hour ceasefire is— would imply that this 72 hour ceasefire is not— would imply that this 72 hour ceasefire is not being adhered to eo— ceasefire is not being adhered to eo pa..— ceasefire is not being adhered to eo p... ot— ceasefire is not being adhered to so far, at least— ceasefire is not being adhered to so far, at least 459 people howe— to so far, at least 459 people have teen— to so far, at least 459 people have been killed— to so far, at least 459 people have been killed since fighting prote— have been killed since fighting hrohe out— have been killed since fighting hrohe out oh— have been killed since fighting broke out on the— have been killed since fighting broke out on the 15th of april, ohthowgh— broke out on the 15th of april, ohthowgh the— broke out on the 15th of april, although the true death toll is hehhewet— although the true death toll is hehhewet to — although the true death toll is believed to be— although the true death toll is believed to be much higher. there— believed to be much higher. hhere oe— believed to be much higher. there are around 4000 uk ehthzehe— there are around 4000 uk ehthzehe hh— there are around 4000 uk citizens in sudan, 2000 of them howe— citizens in sudan, 2000 of them have ohreotw— citizens in sudan, 2000 of them have already requested help. i hrhoehhe— have already requested help. i hrhoghhe thet— have already requested help. i imagine that number has gone up and imagine that number has gone up the the— imagine that number has gone up and the british— imagine that number has gone up and the british government is eehthhe— and the british government is eehthhp troope— and the british government is sending troops out there to try to hrhhg— sending troops out there to try to the out— sending troops out there to try to bring out brits— sending troops out there to try to bring out brits home. and we whhh— to bring out brits home. and we

whhh he— to bring out brits home. and we whhh he oth— to bring out brits home. and we will be all over— to bring out brits home. and we will be all over this story for wow.— will be all over this story for wow. ae— will be all over this story for wow. rte hhe— will be all over this story for you. as like i've— will be all over this story for you. as like i've said, we try to bring— you. as like i've said, we try to the ow— you. as like i've said, we try to bring our brits- you. as like i've said, we try to bring our brits home now. there-e— to bring our brits home now. there's loads— to bring our brits home now. there's loads more still to come between— there's loads more still to come between ow— there's loads more still to come between now and— there's loads more still to come between now and 4:00. there is a motor— between now and 4:00. there is a motor wptote— between now and 4:00. there is a major update, major— between now and 4:00. there is a major update, major update to a phone— major update, major update to a phone hacking— major update, major update to a phone hacking case involving rrhhee— phone hacking case involving prince william— phone hacking case involving prince william and the owners of the sph— prince william and the owners of the sun ont— prince william and the owners of the sun and the— prince william and the owners of the sun and the latest on the goerhrheh-te— the sun and the latest on the government's attempt to block hert— government's attempt to block hext eehe— government's attempt to block next week's strike— government's attempt to block next week's strike by the royal cohheee— next week's strike by the royal cohhege ot— next week's strike by the royal college of nursing . ing do you college of nursing. ing do you thhhh— college of nursing. ing do you thhhh thet— college of nursing. ing do you thhhh thot hw— college of nursing. ing do you think that by banning the nurses trom— think that by banning the nurses trorh etrhhhp— think that by banning the nurses from striking, essentially mothe— from striking, essentially mohhhp ht— from striking, essentially making it illegal, that nurses wowht— making it illegal, that nurses wowht he— making it illegal, that nurses would be treated like criminals . or he— would be treated like criminals . or he ht— would be treated like criminals , or is it about— would be treated like criminals , or is it about time that the government— , or is it about time that the government steps in? took action and government steps in? took action the etho— government steps in? took action the eoht ho— government steps in? took action and said no because unfortunately, if nurses strike, then— unfortunately, if nurses strike, theh peophe— unfortunately, if nurses strike, then people will— unfortunately, if nurses strike, then people will die? gb views are gbnews.uk.— then people will die? gb views are gbnews.uk. but first, it's wow— are gbnews.uk. but first, it's your headlines— are gbnews.uk. but first, it's your headlines with . tamsin your headlines with. tamsin rttrhoh— your headlines with. tamsin patrick thank— your headlines with. tamsin patrick thank you. _ your headlines with. tamsin patrick thank you. it's- your headlines with. tamsin m sew e >>�* patrick thank you. it's 332. here's the latest from the newsroom. british nationals are being processed for evacuation at an airfield in sudan after an

raf mission was launched to bnng raf mission was launched to bring people to safety earlier , bring people to safety earlier, british air force personnel boarded a plane from cyprus to sudan to facilitate the extraction . then there are extraction. then there are reports of gunfire and explosions in the capital, khartoum, and in the area. despite the 72 hour ceasefire. deputy prime minister oliver dowden is currently chairing a cobra meeting on the evacuation of british nationals from the country. the eighth meeting since the start of the conflict . a man who murdered a two year old while her mother was asleep upstairs has been sentenced to life in prison. kyle bevan caused catastrophic brain injuries on lola james in july 2020. she died in hospital four days later. the 31 year old had denied harming her, claiming the family dog had pushed her down the stairs . but he was convicted the stairs. but he was convicted in april . the stairs. but he was convicted in april. lola's the stairs. but he was convicted in april . lola's mother, shinade in april. lola's mother, shinade james, has been sentenced to six years in prison after being found guilty of causing or

allowing her daughter's death . allowing her daughter's death. president joe biden has officially announced he's running for re—election in 2024. he's released a campaign video saying the next election will be a fight for democracy and personal freedom. he's also confirmed that vice president kamala harris will again run alongside him . lawyers for alongside him. lawyers for prince harry say prince william settled a phone hacking claim against rupert murdoch's uk newspaper arm in 2020 for a very large sum . in a statement made large sum. in a statement made by the duke of sussex and read out in court today , the prince out in court today, the prince of wales made a secret deal with the tabloid group to avoid taking the witness box to and potentially revealing private and highly sensitive details. the duke of sussex's legal team is suing news group newspapers over alleged unlawful information gathering . the information gathering. the heanng information gathering. the hearing is expected to last for three days. tv online dab+ radio and on tune in. this is.

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william and newsgroup newspapers were revealed at the start of a heanng were revealed at the start of a hearing involving his brother harry and the actor hugh grant. what does all of this really mean? here to pick through it is gb news royal reporter. is gb news royal reporter. it is kim rye ian walker. cameron yes. so what's going on here then? well, for those and well, for those viewers and hhetehere— well, for those viewers and listeners who _ well, for those viewers and listeners who don't know, prince rottw— listeners who don't know, prince horrw he— listeners who don't know, prince horrw he ephe— listeners who don't know, prince harry is suing the— listeners who don't know, prince harry is suing the publishers of the—tetwhetl harry is suing the publishers of. the—defunct news the sun and the now defunct news of the sun and the now defunct news ot the— the sun and the now defunct news ot the trott— the sun and the now defunct news of the world news— the sun and the now defunct news of the world news group hewepopere— of the world news group newspapers over alleged unlawful hhtorrhothoh— newspapers over alleged unlawful information gathering, very ehrhhhor— information gathering, very similar-the— information gathering, very similar the other cases he similar to the other cases he hoe— similar to the other cases he hoe he— similar to the other cases he hoe he hoe— similar to the other cases he has he has against other british tohhohte— has he has against other british tabloids groups— has he has against other british tabloids groups .— has he has against other british tabloids groups . but with this tabloids groups. but with this porthewhor— tabloids groups. but with this particular three— tabloids groups. but with this particular three day hearing , particular three day hearing, the newe— particular three day hearing, the news group— particular three day hearing, the news group newspapers, howwere— the news group newspapers, howwere ore— the news group newspapers, lawyers are arguing that prince horrw— lawyers are arguing that prince horrw hoe— lawyers are arguing that prince harry has actually bought all his allegations— harry has actually bought all his allegations way too late heeowee— his allegations way too late because they _ his allegations way too late because they date from the mid heroe— because they date from the mid hhhoe to— because they date from the mid 1990s to 2016. _ because they date from the mid 1990s to 2016. now, what's happened— 1990s to 2016. now, what's happened this— 1990s to 2016. now, what's happened this morning is prince horrw-e— happened this morning is prince horrw-e howwere— happened this morning is prince harry's lawyers have argued that the reoeoh— harry's lawyers have argued that the reason he's— harry's lawyers have argued that the reason he's brought all of theee— the reason he's brought all of these allegations— the reason he's brought all of these allegations so late to court.— these allegations so late to court. oe— these allegations so late to court. oe hh— these allegations so late to court, as in he's— these allegations so late to court, as in he's suing them, is heeowee— court, as in he's suing them, is because buckingham palace , the because buckingham palace, the hhethtwthoh— because buckingham palace, the institution, as— because buckingham palace, the institution, as it's— because buckingham palace, the institution, as it's quoted in court— institution, as it's quoted in court documents and news group wewepopere— court documents and news group wewepopere. hot— court documents and news group newspapers, had struck a secret

teth— newspapers, had struck a secret heat to— newspapers, had struck a secret heat to gather— newspapers, had struck a secret deal to gather over phone hoehhhe— deal to gather over phone hoehhhg .— deal to gather over phone hacking . and— deal to gather over phone hacking . and because of this hacking. and because of this teth— hacking. and because of this heat .— hacking. and because of this heat . thet— hacking. and because of this deal , that meant that prince deal, that meant that prince horrw— deal, that meant that prince horrw eowht— deal, that meant that prince harry could not— deal, that meant that prince harry could not pursue any other hhet— harry could not pursue any other hhht ot— harry could not pursue any other hhht ot legal— harry could not pursue any other kind of legal action and that eeret— kind of legal action and that eeet teth— kind of legal action and that secret deal made public this morphe— secret deal made public this rhorhhhe hh— secret deal made public this morning in court— secret deal made public this morning in court documents reeohe— morning in court documents reveals that— morning in court documents reveals that prince william was pott— reveals that prince william was poht o— reveals that prince william was paid a substantial— reveals that prince william was paid a substantial sum in 2020 arrhe— paid a substantial sum in 2020 the hw— paid a substantial sum in 2020 the hw hw— paid a substantial sum in 2020 the hw hw the— paid a substantial sum in 2020 arnie by by the newspaper group. so arnie by by the newspaper group. so that-e— arnie by by the newspaper group. so thot-e whw— arnie by by the newspaper group. so that's why all— arnie by by the newspaper group. so that's why all of— arnie by by the newspaper group. so that's why all of this has out— so that's why all of this has come out today— so that's why all of this has come out today in court. wow ohtw. — come out today in court. wow ohtw. so— come out today in court. wow ohow. so the— come out today in court. wow okay. so the implication- come out today in court. wow okay. so the implication then is that prince william was given rather a lot of money and they kept quiet, potentially about phone hacking . and what i mean , phone hacking. and what i mean, is there some allegation that harry was maybe thrown to the wolves as a result of this or not? well, kensington palace , not? well, kensington palace, whheh— not? well, kensington palace, whheh he— not? well, kensington palace, which is prince— “rtr7 well, kensington palace, which is prince william's otthee— which is prince william's office, commenting on office, is not commenting on ongoing— office, is not commenting on ongoing legal— office, is not commenting on ongoing legal proceedings. you eowht— ongoing legal proceedings. you eowht-expeet- ongoing legal proceedings. you could expect from them. could probably expect from them. but could probably expect from them. hut hrhhee— could probably expect from them. but prince harry— could probably expect from them. but prince harry is,— could probably expect from them. but prince harry is, of course, no hopper— but prince harry is, of course, no hohper o— but prince harry is, of course, no longer a working member of the towoh— no longer a working member of the royal family,— no longer a working member of the royal family, so he is no hohger— the royal family, so he is no longer bound— the royal family, so he is no longer bound by— the royal family, so he is no longer bound by unofficial longer bound by the unofficial rote.— longer bound by the unofficial

rote-ew— longer bound by the unofficial rote-eow .— longer bound by the unofficial rote-eow . ot— longer bound by the unofficial rule, say , of never rule, let's say, of never eomphohh— rule, let's say, of never complain, never explain . so this complain, never explain. so this teth— complain, never explain. so this heat eee— complain, never explain. so this heat to— complain, never explain. so this deal seems to be— complain, never explain. so this deal seems to be done according to court— deal seems to be done according to court documents— deal seems to be done according to court documents behind end ehoeet— to court documents behind end ehoeet toore— to court documents behind end closed doors between news group wewepopere— closed doors between news group wewepopere ort— closed doors between news group newspapers and buckingham rotate.— newspapers and buckingham rohoee. so— newspapers and buckingham palace. so some— newspapers and buckingham palace. so some people perhaps are palace. so some people perhaps tethe— palace. so some people perhaps oehhhg the— palace. so some people perhaps are asking the question why hrhhee— are asking the question why the horrw— are asking the question why prince harry wasn't involved in any— prince harry wasn't involved in ohw ot— prince harry wasn't involved in ohw ot thoee— prince harry wasn't involved in any of those deals. but that's eheorhw— any of those deals. but that's eheorhw hot— any of those deals. but that's clearly not-us— any of those deals. but that's clearly not us answer clearly not for us to answer here.— clearly not for us to answer here. newe— clearly not for us to answer here. news newspapers clearly not for us to answer- here. news-newspapers are here. news group, newspapers are denying— here. news group, newspapers are denying oh— here. news group, newspapers are denying all liability to do with the sph— denying all liability to do with the sure hhew— denying all liability to do with the sun. they are— denying all liability to do with the sun. they are saying that the— the sun. they are saying that the eh— the sun. they are saying that the he— the sun. they are saying that the sun is very— the sun. they are saying that the sun is very much innocent ort— the sun is very much innocent oht hoe— the sun is very much innocent oht hoe hot— the sun is very much innocent and has not been— the sun is very much innocent and has not been involved in phone— and has not been involved in phone hoehhhp— and has not been involved in phone hacking, unlike the news of phone hacking, unlike the news ot the— phone hacking, unlike the news ot the worth.— phone hacking, unlike the news of the world, which they opohogheet— of the world, which they apologised for when it shut down in apologised for when it shut down hp 2011. — apologised for when it shut down hp 2011. hut— apologised for when it shut down in 2011. but clearly— apologised for when it shut down in 2011. but clearly this is putte— in 2011. but clearly this is quite difficult.— in 2011. but clearly this is quite difficult. the timing of the— quite difficult. the timing of thhe he— quite difficult. the timing of this is unfortunate because it's ten this is unfortunate because it's teh towe— this is unfortunate because it's ten days before— this is unfortunate because it's ten days before the coronation, so ten days before the coronation, eo ht-e— ten days before the coronation, so it's overshadowing those proeeethhge— so it's overshadowing those proceedings for— so it's overshadowing those proceedings for the king and of the— proceedings for the king and of course, the queen— proceedings for the king and of course, the queen consorts, thehr— course, the queen consorts, thehr epeehoh— course, the queen consorts, their special day. and also it's again— their special day. and also it's ogohh ehowhhe— their special day. and also it's again showing this idea that that— again showing this idea that that that— again showing this idea that that that harry— again showing this idea that that that harry even is going to etop— that that harry even is going to etop ot— that that harry even is going to etop ot hothhhp— that that harry even is going to stop at nothing really , to have stop at nothing really, to have his stop at nothing really, to have hhe tow— stop at nothing really, to have hhe tow hh— stop at nothing really, to have his day in court.— stop at nothing really, to have his day in court. yeah. look oteohwtehw. — his day in court. yeah. look absolutely. c3 t“ his day in court. yeah. look absolutely. c3 2 2 his day in court. yeah. look absolutely. “ ;“r3

that. cameron walker, our royal reporter quick reporter. just a quick one coming. been practising coming. have you been practising baking coronation quiche ? baking your coronation quiche? i haven't had time. i wish i did . hut— i haven't had time. i wish i did . hut h— i haven't had time. i wish i did . hut h to— i haven't had time. i wish i did . hut h to proh— i haven't had time. i wish i did , but i do plan to— i haven't had time. i wish i did , but i do plan to at some point . —rowhhp- , but i do plan to at some point . —rowhhp to- , but i do plan to at some point . —rowhhp to -l , but i do plan to at some pointi . —rowhhp to . rm . yes. okay. i'm vowing to. i'm vowing to do it. i'm hopefully we'll be able to be able we'll be able to we'll be able to actually it and that it to actually do it and that it doesn't have a soggy bottom. but there we enough about my there we go. enough about my baking lack baking skills or lack of come on, walker. royal on, walker. there are royal reporter right ladies and reporter right now, ladies and gentlemen. nurses gentlemen. thousands of nurses are on strike on are due to go on strike on sunday, but the government says it's unlawful. i'll be telling you exactly why, but i want to hear from from you on this. you are the punters of the nhs, aren't of you will get aren't you? some of you will get absolutely tremendous care. some of not much . and do you of you not so much. and do you think that it's right that the government to government is trying to block it, for nurses it, make it unlawful for nurses to strike? the rationale would be, from the fact be, well, apart from the fact that they brought that apparently they brought their too their strike action a bit too late, hence it's legal late, hence why it's a legal case. but in general, though, in general, it be unlawful case. but in general, though, in gernurses it be unlawful case. but in general, though, in gernurses to it be unlawful case. but in general, though, in gernurses to strikeye unlawful case. but in general, though, in gernurses to strike because zul case. but in general, though, in gernurses to strike because you for nurses to strike because you can't get around it nurses can't get around it if nurses strike, . and that of strike, people die. and that of course is a problem. i'm patrick christys gb news and we are christys on gb news and we are

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on gb news. the people's. channel us. i channel- us. welcome channel us. welcome back. now, i forgot to mention this story earlier on. actually but it's a big one for us. so let's get the latest on the migrant crisis now. india nationals have overtaken albanians and are now the second largest group who are crossing the channel. so here's some figures for you. 675 indian nationals arrived on small boats in the first three months of the yeah in the first three months of the year. that's almost 20% of the total number of people . the most total number of people. the most common group is afghans , who common group is afghans, who accounted for 24% of all arrivals. but why are so many indian nationals making this journey when india, as far as i'm aware, is a safe country? and also as well, we do have a pretty generous migration scheme with india to say the very least. i can speak now to jeremy hutton, who's from migration watch jeremy , thank you. so what watch jeremy, thank you. so what is going on? i mean, is india

suddenly become a human rights cesspool or is there a massive war on or something? what's going on? why are we seeing so many indian nationals now claiming asylum hi, patrick. claiming asylum? hi, patrick. thanks for having me. first of th— thanks for having me. first of ohh vee— thanks for having me. first of all. yes. well,— thanks for having me. first of all. yes. well, india has reeehthw— all. yes. well, india has recently been- all. yes. well, india has recently been announced as the rhoet— recently been announced as the rhoet popwhowe— recently been announced as the most populous country in the worth.— most populous country in the world, overtaking china. so there— world, overtaking china. sol there—billions there are, of course, billions of there are, of course, billions ot peophe— there are, of course, billions ot peophe hh— there are, of course, billions of people in india who are well, sir, of people in india who are well, hwhtrete— of people in india who are well, sir, hundreds of— of people in india who are well, sir, hundreds of millions of peophe— sir, hundreds of millions of peophelhtho— sir, hundreds of millions of people india who are now people in india who are now eager— people in india who are now eager-hote— people in india who are now eager-make-trip- people in india who are now eager make trip to the uk eager to make the trip to the uk heeowee ot— eager to make the trip to the uk because, of course,— eager to make the trip to the uk because, of course, it's a eowhtrw— because, of course, it's a eowhtrw ot— because, of course, it's a country of great opportunity . country of great opportunity. art— country of great opportunity. art there— country of great opportunity. and there are— country of great opportunity. and there are all— country of great opportunity. and there are all sorts- country of great opportunity. and there are all sorts of people in india do you people in india who do have, you know, talents and maybe know, certain talents and maybe can something to can contribute something to the uk. but can contribute something to the uk . but there's also a lot who uk. but there's also a lot who ooh-t— uk. but there's also a lot who tort-ht— uk. but there's also a lot who ooh-t-ht here. — uk. but there's also a lot who can't-it here. on- can't make it here. on established- can't make it here. on established legal routes. and so thew— established legal routes. and so thew trw— established legal routes. and so thew trw ort— established legal routes. and so they try and take— established legal routes. and so they try and take illegal they try and take these illegal routee— they try and take these illegal routee hhto— they try and take these illegal routes into the— they try and take these illegal routes into the uk . they try and take these illegal routes into the uk. in they try and take these illegal routes into the uk . in recent routes into the uk. in recent wee— routes into the uk. in recent years, indians— routes into the uk. in recent years, indians have been one of the ore— years, indians have been one of the ot— years, indians have been one of the ot the— years, indians have been one of the one of the nationalities who we here— the one of the nationalities who we have to— the one of the nationalities who we have to-to— the one of the nationalities who we have to-to into- the one of the nationalities who we have to to into their we have to return to into their eouhtrw. — we have to return to into their eouhtrw. treet— we have to return to into their country. most the— we have to return to into their country. most the most sorry and they're also that the group most likely to overstay their visa if they do come legally. so there's a massive appetite— they do come legally. so there's a massive appetite for- r2rtr t 3 so there's a massive appetite for them to come here and—

a massive appetite for them to come here and the established whth— come here and the established whth htho— come here and the established with india just— come here and the established with india just aren't doing a 9°0d_ with india just aren't doing a good enough— with india just aren't doing a good enough job to ensure that thew— good enough job to ensure that thew to— good enough job to ensure that thew to get— good enough job to ensure that they do get sent— good enough job to ensure that they do get sent back there when thew—rerrw- they overstay. yeah jerry i h— they overstay. yeah jerry i mean, i remember when it emerged that the— mean, i remember when it emerged that the hotter— mean, i remember when it emerged that the indian populace was deemed— that the indian populace was deemed the— that the indian populace was deemed the most likely to oweretow— deemed the most likely to overstay their— deemed the most likely to overstay their visas, and eertohhhw— overstay their visas, and certainly when it came to the etuteht— certainly when it came to the student visas— certainly when it came to the student visas and there was oheohute— student visas and there was absolute outcry,— student visas and there was absolute outcry, oh gosh, you absolute outcry, oh my gosh, you ooh-t— absolute outcry, oh my gosh, you tort—ever- can't possibly say that even though— can't possibly say that even though-rhet— can't possibly say that eveni though .just-you though it's just a fact. you hhew.— though it's just a fact. you know,-allegations- though it's just a fact. you know, allegations of racism know, some allegations of racism being now we're being lobbed about and now we're seeing indians seeing people, indians overtaking albanians coming across presumably across the channel presumably we're supposed be we're not really supposed to be talking about this either, just because them because if you call them economic migrants, that is to undermine people undermine the plight of people who are. jeremy definitely economic migrants . absolutely. economic migrants. absolutely. there's no doubt that there are areas of india which which do struggle with certain problems . struggle with certain problems. certainly the northeast region of certainly the northeast region ot htho— certainly the northeast region ot htho he— certainly the northeast region ot htho he h— certainly the northeast region of india is i think has quite a big— of india is i think has quite a big eeporothet— of india is i think has quite a big separatist issues . but at big separatist issues. but at the— big separatist issues. but at the eht— big separatist issues. but at the end ot— big separatist issues. but at the end of the— big separatist issues. but at the end of the day, india is a werw— the end of the day, india is a very werw— the end of the day, india is a very werw large— the end of the day, india is a very, very large country. there-e— very, very large country. there-e ho— very, very large country. there's no need if you're eutterhhg— there's no need if you're suffering from - there's no need if you're suffering from persecution, say, in suffering from persecution, say, hh-erhohh— suffering from persecution, say, in .small corner— suffering from persecution, say, in - small corner of - suffering from persecution, say, in small corner of it, why in one small corner of it, why you— in one small corner of it, why wou-tuet— in one small corner of it, why wou-tuet hoe- in one small corner of it, why you -just move to- in one small corner of it, why you just move to another you can't just move to another part— you can't just move to another port ot— you can't just move to another port ot ht.— you can't just move to another port or ht. aho— you can't just move to another part of it. and it's— you can't just move to another part of it. and it's also got a werw— part of it. and it's also got a werw wehh— part of it. and it's also got a very well established government whth —

very well established government with - governance - with robust governance eruteturee— with robust governance structures. there's structures. so there's absolutely- structures. so there's absolutely need to make structures. so there's- absolutely.need to make the absolutely no need to make the hope— absolutely no need to make the long trhp— absolutely no need to make the long trhp to— absolutely no need to make the long trhp to the— absolutely no need to make the long trip to the uk pleading powertw— long trip to the uk pleading powertw .— long trip to the uk pleading powertw . aho— long trip to the uk pleading poverty . and even if you don't poverty. and even if you don't need— poverty. and even if you don't need to— poverty. and even if you don't need to to— poverty. and even if you don't need to do that— poverty. and even if you don't need to do that ,— poverty. and even if you don't need to do that , at the end of need to do that, at the end of the— need to do that, at the end of the day— need to do that, at the end of the day, there's— need to do that, at the end of the day, there's a— need to do that, at the end of the day, there's a lot of close to eouhthee— the day, there's a lot of close to countries to _ the day, there's a lot of close to countries to go— the day, there's a lot of close to countries to go to. so it's werw— to countries to go to. so it's werw theor— to countries to go to. so it's werw eheor to— to countries to go to. so it's very clear to me— to countries to go to. so it's very clear to me that these are economic-not- very clear to me that these are economic not genuine economic migrants, not genuine retugeee. —reremw.i refugees. presumably. jeremy, though you're about to give me, deliver indeed the deliver me and indeed the nation, news that nation, the tremendous news that because we as a country because we have as a country designated india as safe and we already have far too many people in hotels we're to in hotels and we're having to commandeer despite the fact that we've around 7000 homeless we've got around 7000 homeless veterans, we couldn't possibly house going to have house them. we're going to have to ironically, to commandeer, ironically, former to house former military bases to house people who've entered this country illegally. what you're about to tell the nation, is it, jeremy, is that as soon as somebody foot on british somebody sets foot on british soil here in one of those small boats and they say, i'm from india, we've india, that we've got a comprehensive returns agreement and your and if you can forget your flights they'll be flights to rwanda, they'll be going delhi instead. will going to delhi instead. will they i could say that, they? i wish i could say that, totrheh— they? i wish i could say that, patrick. that— they? i wish i could say that, patrick. that would - e“rt;3r7’ i wish i could say that, patrick. that would be be wohtertuh— patrick. that would be be wonderful to _ patrick. that would be be wonderful to hear. 2 $2102“ wonderful to hear. in 2021, there— wonderful to hear. in 2021,

there woe— wonderful to hear. in 2021, there t— wonderful to hear. in 2021, there was a memorandum of understanding agreed with india, which should have increased cooperation on returning illegal immigrants in reality, if you read between the lines, look at the details . what that requires the details. what that requires is from the indian government. well, sorry, from the british government to do is just impossible because if they throw their passport in the ocean on their passport in the ocean on their over, then there's not their way over, then there's not very much we can do to send them back. and because we're trying to with india to agree a trade deal with india and want to increase and they want to increase immigration access , they're very immigration access, they're very reluctant much about reluctant to do much about illegal immigration and in 2018, for example, the government here actually estimated that there were around 100,000 indians overstaying in the uk. and it's not clear that india would actually want them to all to all go back to india. but frankly , go back to india. but frankly, yeah. jeremy, look, thank you werw— yeah. jeremy, look, thank you werw much— yeah. jeremy, look, thank you werw hueh hh— yeah. jeremy, look, thank you werw hueh tr e— yeah. jeremy, look, thank you very much in a way.- 333“ jeremy, look, thank you very much in a way. jeremy huteoh— very much in a way. jeremy hutson from _ very much in a way. jeremy hutson from migrationwatch is hreohhhg— hutson from migrationwatch is hreohhhp thet— hutson from migrationwatch is breaking that news to us. of course, that's— breaking that news to us. of course, that's the amount of peophe— course, that's the amount of peophe eorhhhp— course, that's the amount of people coming over in small hoote— people coming over in small hoote-htho— people coming over in small boats-india is- people coming over in small boats india is now boats from india is now owertoheh— boats from india is now overtakenithe- boats from india is now overtaken the amount boats from india is now overtakenithe amount people overtaken. the amount of people trom— overtaken. the amount of people trorh ahhohho— overtaken. the amount of people from albania iso _ overtaken. the amount of people from albania so we're a

from albania. so we're seeing a ehhtt— from albania. so we're seeing a ehhtt hh— from albania. so we're seeing a ehhtt hh hh— from albania. so we're seeing a shift in in the— from albania. so we're seeing a shift in in the procedure that's tethe— shift in in the procedure that's tohhhg prote— shift in in the procedure that's taking place there. now to the hoteet— taking place there. now to the hoteet oh— taking place there. now to the latest on-nurses- taking place there. now to the latest on nurses strike that latest on the nurses strike that is latest on the nurses strike that he-to— latest on the nurses strike that he-to etort— latest on the nurses strike that is-to start next— latest on the nurses strike that is to start next tuesday. is due to start next tuesday. i tethere— is due to start next tuesday. i hehhewe the— is due to start next tuesday. i believe the government is taking legal— believe the government is taking heath oethoh— believe the government is taking legal action against the royal cohhege— legal action against the royal cohhege ot— legal action against the royal college of nursing. so they're trwhhe— college of nursing. so they're trwhhp to— college of nursing. so they're trwhhp to ehohrh— college of nursing. so they're trying to claim now that it's uhhowtuh— trying to claim now that it's uhhowtuh .— trying to claim now that it's unlawful . so— trying to claim now that it's unlawful . so royal college unlawful. so the royal college of unlawful. so the royal college ot-rherhhere- unlawful. so the royal college of-members in- unlawful. so the royal college of members in england unlawful. so the royal college of preparingembers in england unlawful. so the royal college of preparing to bers in england unlawful. so the royal college of preparing to takein england unlawful. so the royal college of preparing to take 48anland unlawful. so the royal college of preparing to take 48 hourid are preparing to take 48 hour hhtuetrhoh— are preparing to take 48 hour industrial action— are preparing to take 48 hour industrial action from april the teth— industrial action from april the oath. aho— industrial action from april the oath. art the— industrial action from april the 38th. and the union narrowly wotet— 38th. and the union narrowly wotet to— 38th. and the union narrowly voted to reject— 38th. and the union narrowly voted to reject the government's hoteet— voted to reject the government's hoteet pow— voted to reject the government's hoteet pow ott— voted to reject the government's latest pay off earlier this month. — latest pay off earlier this month. hut— latest pay off earlier this month. but i'm joined now by our pohhtheoh— month. but i'm joined now by our political reporter,— month. but i'm joined now by our political reporter, olivia hhew.— political reporter, olivia utley. olivia,- political reporter, olivia utley. olivia, i mean, is it uhhowtuht — utley. olivia, i mean, is it unlawful? well- utley. olivia, i mean, is it unlawful? well ,- utley. olivia, i mean, is it unlawful? writs 2 utley. olivia, i mean, is it- unlawful? well , pat cullen the unlawful? well, pat cullen the general secretary of the rcn, believes that it is absolutely lawful and has been very, very clear about that. but. steve barclay the case that the health secretary is making is that the rcn had a strike, a mandate to strike which lasted six months, and that mandate expires in the middle of the two day strike planned for the 30th of april to the 2nd of may. the strike

mandate expires on the night of the 1st of may. so he argues that if they go ahead with the strike on the 2nd of may, then that day of striking is that single day of striking is unlawful. now that sounds like a bit of a technicality and it is really. but the reason that the government thinks it has the sort of moral credibility as it were, to press ahead with this this lawsuit which is obviously quite drastic action, claiming that this union is acting illegally in going ahead with the second day of the strike is because the mandate for the for the for this most recent round of strikes was very very slim . of strikes was very very slim. the number of nurses who voted to go— the number of nurses who voted to go theat— the number of nurses who voted to go ahead with— the number of nurses who voted to go ahead with strike action trh— to go ahead with strike action the ot— to go ahead with strike action was 54% of the— to go ahead with strike action was 54% of the total number of nurses who voted— was 54% of the total number of nurses who voted ,— was 54% of the total number of nurses who voted , and only two nurses who voted, and only two three— nurses who voted, and only two thhrte ot— nurses who voted, and only two thirds of nurses— nurses who voted, and only two thirds of nurses voted in the thet— thirds of nurses voted in the thret phoee. — thirds of nurses voted in the first place. so— thirds of nurses voted in the first place. 2 first place. so only a third of nurses, but also the other union unison voted to accept the pay offer and they were advised by pat cullen, who is the head of the rcn to take the offer. they were exactly which has-

?c\r they were exactly which has put 3c\r they were exactly which has put the government— were exactly which has put the government hh— were exactly which has put the government in a— were exactly which has put the government in a really, really thttheuht— government in a really, really difficult position— government in a really, really difficult position because it offered— difficult position because it offered the _ difficult position because it offered the best it can offer the— offered the best it can offer the root — offered the best it can offer the root hoe— offered the best it can offer the rcn has essentially said yes,— the rcn has essentially said wee thet— the rcn has essentially said yesr that he— the rcn has essentially said yesr that he o— the rcn has essentially said yes, that is a fine offer and theh— yes, that is a fine offer and then the— yes, that is a fine offer and then the nurses— yes, that is a fine offer and then the nurses have rejected it by then the nurses have rejected it hwlwerw— then the nurses have rejected it bylveryr werw— then the nurses have rejected it bylveryr werw ehhrh— then the nurses have rejected it by very, very slim margin . by a very, very slim margin. aru— by a very, very slim margin. art eo— by a very, very slim margin. and so steve— by a very, very slim margin. and so steve barclay- by a very, very slim margin. and so steve barclay is- and so steve barclay is basically using that as a and using a front of well, the second day of the strike action is illegal anyway to try and break down that very, very slim mandate to, to strike at all. so it'll be really interesting to see what happens. the relationship between steve barclay and pat cullen is really key here because it is very , key here because it is very, very bad and it doesn't seem to be getting any better. steve barclay has a reputation of a bit quite a hard man bit of a quite a hard man really. he was the brexit secretary. he's famed for being sort of good at negotiations, but he doesn't take any rubbish really . and pat cullen has been really. and pat cullen has been pretty feisty . she says that pretty feisty. she says that steve barclay refused to go into meetings with her earlier on in this whole strike process . so this whole strike process. so the fact that the relationship between them has soured so much is probably where we've got to

this government this stage where the government is that a union is now claiming that a union strike action is unlawful, which is very drastic. olivia thank wou— is very drastic. olivia thank wou. outhe— is very drastic. olivia thank you. olivia utley— rrtg 2 t olivia thank you. olivia utley there, our pohhtheoh— you. olivia utley there, our political reporter. just quickly hhto—thhel political reporter. just quickly. hhto—thhe werw into the inbox now on this very eh— into the inbox now on this very issue. gb views— into the inbox now on this very issue. gb views at— into the inbox now on this very issue. gb views at gbnews.uk. hhhe— issue. gb views at gbnews.uk. hhhe-trorh — issue. gb views at gbnews.uk. this-from karen- issue. gb views at gbnews.uk. this from karen who says, this one's from karen who says, ilagree_ this one's from karen who says, hloeree thet— this one's from karen who says, i.agree that they— this one's from karen who says, i agree that they should be i do agree that they should be taken— i do agree that they should be taken to— i do agree that they should be taken to task— i do agree that they should be taken to task if— i do agree that they should be taken to task if they've gone apathet— taken to task if they've gone ogohhet thehr— taken to task if they've gone against their union and teehherh— against their union and declined, what will be their ohhw— declined, what will be their ohhw-otter— declined, what will be their ohhw-otter 7— declined, what will be their only offer ? now that's off declined, what will be their onljtable.iffer ? now that's off declined, what will be their onljtable. they’ now that's off declined, what will be their onljtable. they runw that's off declined, what will be their onljtable. they run theiat's off declined, what will be their onljtable. they run the risk off declined, what will be their onljtable. they run the risk of the table. they run the risk of petthhg— the table. they run the risk of aetthhg heee. — the table. they run the risk of getting less. now— the table. they run the risk of getting less. now this is interesting— getting less. now this is interesting and this is where i wont— interesting and this is where i wohtlhhow— interesting and this is where i want-know-you're. interesting and this is where i want know you're at on want to know where you're at on the.— want to know where you're at on the-thre— want to know where you're at on thhe-ahhe eowe— want to know where you're at on this. anne says she's not this. can anne says she's not hehhht— this. can anne says she's not hehhht the— this. can anne says she's not behind the nurses this time. sorrw. — behind the nurses this time. sorrw. whhh— behind the nurses this time. sorry. which implies that she turhhg— sorry. which implies that she was during previous strikes. i tuet— was during previous strikes. i ruet wooe— was during previous strikes. i just wonder if— was during previous strikes. i just wonder if you're shifting on just wonder if you're shifting oh the— just wonder if you're shifting oh thhe ot— just wonder if you're shifting on this at home— just wonder if you're shifting on this at home now. where are you?— on this at home now. where are you? aho— on this at home now. where are you? the ewe— on this at home now. where are you? and says time— on this at home now. where are you? and says time they got back to—hoehhe- to work. they are now losing puhhhe— to work. they are now losing puhhhe eupport— to work. they are now losing public support as the public hoee— public support as the public hoee towed— public support as the public lose loved ones. _ public support as the public lose loved ones. watch them eutter— lose loved ones. watch them suffer-waiting- lose loved ones. watch them suffer-waiting on - lose loved ones. watch them suffer waiting on critical suffer while waiting on critical operothohe. — suffer while waiting on critical operations. and— suffer while waiting on critical operations. and they had my eupport— operations. and they had my eupport. hut— operations. and they had my eupport. hut ho— operations. and they had my support, but no more. there we go. hhew-we— support, but no more. there we go. they've crossed— support, but no more. there we go. they've crossed a line. government— go. they've crossed a line. government right to take legal actor.— government right to take legal actor-re- government right to take legal oetoh-re .- government right to take legal oetoh-re . h- government right to take legal action. are . i wonder action. and they are. i wonder if action. and they are. i wonder ht-o— action. and they are. i wonder ht-o orhrhoh- action. and they are. i wonder if-a common .orl action. and they are. i wonder. if-a common -or are if this is a common view or are eorhelwou— if this is a common view or are eorhelwou tutt— if this is a common view or are some you full square behind some of you full square behind the—whewi the unions? how has your view ehohpet— the unions? how has your view chopped—ot-

the unions? how has your view changed—of the- the unions? how has your view changed of the fact changed as a result of the fact that— changed as a result of the fact thot-unhson — changed as a result of the fact that unison union did accept that the unison union did accept the?— that the unison union did accept the? aho— that the unison union did accept this? and actually— that the unison union did accept this? and actually i say this? and actually only i say orhw— this? and actually only i say ohhwlhot— this? and actually only i say ohhwlhot o— this? and actually only i say only. not a majority, 54% only. it's not a majority, 54% of only. it's not a majority, 54% ot otto— only. it's not a majority, 54% of 61% turnout— only. it's not a majority, 54% of 61% turnout for the rcn teephte— of 61% turnout for the rcn teephte the — of 61% turnout for the rcn despite the advice that they ehouht — despite the advice that they should take _ despite the advice that they should take this deal. has your wew— should take this deal. has your oh the— should take this deal. has your view on this current little poehet— view on this current little poehet ot— view on this current little pocket of nurses strikes change? i'm pocket of nurses strikes change? h-rh tohhet— pocket of nurses strikes change? r-rh rohhet ow— pocket of nurses strikes change? i'm joined now though by the heohth— i'm joined now though by the health-social— i'm joined now though by the health social affairs editor health and social affairs editor at health and social affairs editor ot—ht-e- health and social affairs editori ot—ht-e huew at the sunday express. it's lucy rohheoh. — at the sunday express. it's lucy johnson. -thank_ at the sunday express. it's lucy johnson. thank you. johnson. lucy, thank you. now pat johnson. lucy, thank you. now rot—the-oti pat cullen, who's the head of the— pat cullen, who's the head ofi the _ government the rcn, says the government is treothhe— the rcn, says the government is treating—criminals. treating nurses like criminals. ureth— treating nurses like criminals. wehh h— treating nurses like criminals. wehh h tuet— treating nurses like criminals. well, i just wonder who's the erhhhhoh— well, i just wonder who's the criminal-they- well, i just wonder who's the criminal they decide to criminal here if they decide to tohe— criminal here if they decide to tohe-ot— criminal here if they decide to tohe-or towe- criminal here if they decide to take -of days off- criminal here if they decide to take of days off work take a couple of days off work on take a couple of days off work or potehthohhw— take a couple of days off work on potentially strike on potentially unlawful strike oethoh— on potentially unlawful strike action whilst— on potentially unlawful strike action whilst people die ? / action whilst people die? yeah, it's-difficult,— action whilst people die? yeah, it's-difficult, isn't- action whilst people die? yeah, it's difficult, isn't it? it's very difficult, isn't it? and she's being they're being ouhte— and she's being they're being quite bullish— and she's being they're being quite bullish with this. they're going— quite bullish with this. they're going oh— quite bullish with this. they're going or etrhhe— quite bullish with this. they're going on strike without any eoempthohe. — going on strike without any exemptions. ”hi; going on strike without any exemptions. gtr “r; going on strike without any- exemptions. .they're going to exemptions. so they're going to cover , you know, they won't be cover, you know, they won't be covering certain emergency services. i it services and ed, wou— services. i it services and ed, wou trow— services. i it services and ed, wou hhow aet— services. i it services and ed, you know a&e so— t i it services and ed, you know a&e so that's very worrying-— you know a&e so that's very worrwhha. h— you know a&e so that's very worrying. i think— you know a&e so that's very worrying. i think the government is worrying. i think the government he very— worrying. i think the government he very wew— worrying. i think the government is very, very worried about more therupthoh— is very, very worried about more therupthoh oh— is very, very worried about more disruption an which is why it's taken— disruption an which is why it's token the— disruption an which is why it's taken this rather— disruption an which is why it's taken this rather drastic action of legal— taken this rather drastic action of legal action—

taken this rather drastic action of legal action .— taken this rather drastic action of legal action . and they could of legal action. and they could wehh— of legal action. and they could wehh whh— of legal action. and they could well win that. _ of legal action. and they could well win that. but— of legal action. and they could well win that. but in fact, if thew— well win that. but in fact, if thew to— well win that. but in fact, if thew to whh— well win that. but in fact, if they do win, it's— well win that. but in fact, if they do win, it's not going to trhp— they do win, it's not going to hrhhg ue— they do win, it's not going to bring us anywhere nearer to any hht— bring us anywhere nearer to any hhht ot— bring us anywhere nearer to any kind of resolution— bring us anywhere nearer to any kind of resolution because it's tuet— kind of resolution because it's ruet ereotet— kind of resolution because it's just created more— kind of resolution because it's just created more ill will among the hureee— just created more ill will among the nurses and— just created more ill will among the nurses and move them further owow— the nurses and move them further owow .— the nurses and move them further owow . so— the nurses and move them further owow . so that-e— the nurses and move them further away . so that's really where we away. so that's really where we need — away. so that's really where we need to — away. so that's really where we need to get— away. so that's really where we need to get to— away. so that's really where we need to get to some kind of reeohuthoh— need to get to some kind of resolution and— need to get to some kind of resolution and there's just a etohtott— resolution and there's just a etohtott ot— resolution and there's just a standoff at the— resolution and there's just a standoff at the moment . c3“ standoff at the moment. can i tet— standoff at the moment. can i pet huew— standoff at the moment. can i pet huow. h— standoff at the moment. can i ask lucy, i don't— standoff at the moment. can i ask lucy, i don't know- standoff at the moment. can i ask lucy, i don't know if you know this, but i mean, what happens if you go on strike and it's been deemed to be unlawful ? i mean, do you lose your job ? i mean, do you lose yourjob because with the best will in the world, that's not going to make anything easier, it? make anything any easier, is it? we have nurses as we just have fewer nurses as well. pat cullen has been has reassured her— pat cullen has been has reassured her nurses that she's not the— reassured her nurses that she's not the hureee— reassured her nurses that she's not the nurses, that she's not going— not the nurses, that she's not tohe to— not the nurses, that she's not going to tohe— not the nurses, that she's not going to take any— not the nurses, that she's not going to take any action that is uhhowtuh— going to take any action that is uhhowtuh .— going to take any action that is unlawful . and— going to take any action that is unlawful . and if— going to take any action that is unlawful . and if the courts unlawful. and if the courts judge— unlawful. and if the courts judge thet— unlawful. and if the courts judge that this— unlawful. and if the courts judge that this strike action wouht— judge that this strike action wouht he— judge that this strike action would be unlawful after may, the may— would be unlawful after may, the how the— would be unlawful after may, the how the het— would be unlawful after may, the may the 1st when _ would be unlawful after may, the may the 1st when the mandate runs out, then— may the 1st when the mandate runs out, then then they've said that— runs out, then then they've said that thew-re — runs out, then then they've said that they're not— runs out, then then they've said that they're not going to go hheteh— that they're not going to go heart so— that they're not going to go heart so h— that they're not going to go ahead. so i think that's not hhhehw— ahead. so i think that's not hhhehw to— ahead. so i think that's not

likely to happen . and she said likely to happen. and she said par,— likely to happen. and she said that. wou— likely to happen. and she said that. wou trow— likely to happen. and she said that, you know ,— likely to happen. and she said that, you know , she will look that, you know, she will look ort— that, you know, she will look the ore— that, you know, she will look and one must— that, you know, she will look and one must remember, people thhhh— and one must remember, people thhhh thet— and one must remember, people think that the _ and one must remember, people think that the unions, the heohth— think that the unions, the health unions— think that the unions, the health unions are sort of angels eort— health unions are sort of angels eort ot— health unions are sort of angels eort ot toothp— health unions are sort of angels sort of looking after the health of sort of looking after the health or peophe.— sort of looking after the health or peophe. hut— sort of looking after the health of people. but actually they're job of people. but actually they're hot ort— of people. but actually they're top the prhorhtw— of people. but actually they're job and priority is to look otter— job and priority is to look after their— job and priority is to look after their union members and to get eeue— after their union members and to get toot— after their union members and to get secure good pay and conditions— get secure good pay and conditions for- get secure good pay and conditions for them. so that's what— conditions for them. so that's what we— conditions for them. so that's what we wou— conditions for them. so that's what we you know, that's her toue — what we you know, that's her toue rte— what we you know, that's her focus. it's not— what we you know, that's her focus. it's not about patients oetuohhw— focus. it's not about patients actually, even— focus. it's not about patients actually, even though she has hhehetet— actually, even though she has insisted that— actually, even though she has insisted that patients won't be put ot— insisted that patients won't be put at rhet— insisted that patients won't be put at rheh . — insisted that patients won't be put at risk . okay.- insisted that patients won't be put at risk. ' 2 insisted that patients won't be put at risk . cite/5.33 ' “2 t“ put at risk. okay. and i mean, they are looking to coordinate. i think i'm right in saying with the junior doctors strike, which would bump up the would probably bump up the numbers on the picket line, but when look, lucy, at when we actually look, lucy, at the of nurses that are the numbers of nurses that are involved this , is it going to involved in this, is it going to be a massive disruption to patients they decide to patients that they decide to go off no exemptions because off with no exemptions because the unison union, which my understanding is represent more nurses. they're all going to be at work and presumably the remainder nurses from the rcn who didn't vote to strike are still going to be in worse. i

mean, are we actually dealing with quite a small pocket of nurses here? well, potentially, but nurses here? well, potentially, hut ht— nurses here? well, potentially, but it depends— nurses here? well, potentially, but it depends where- “rt;trt;7’ well, potentially, but it depends where those nurses are. and— but it depends where those nurses are. and given that the hus— nurses are. and given that the hrs he— nurses are. and given that the hrs he hh— nurses are. and given that the nhs is in such— nurses are. and given that the nhs is in such a— nurses are. and given that the nhs is in such a poor state ohreotw— nhs is in such a poor state ohreotw ort— nhs is in such a poor state already and there's already so how— already and there's already so huhw peophe— already and there's already so many people waiting, whatever hoppehe— many people waiting, whatever hoppehe to— many people waiting, whatever ever happens to stretch that all very— ever happens to stretch that all very wew— ever happens to stretch that all very, very overstretched service is very, very overstretched service rs .— very, very overstretched service he . he — very, very overstretched service he . he wou — very, very overstretched service he . he. wou trow— very, very overstretched service is , is, you know, going to put is, is, you know, going to put peophe— is, is, you know, going to put peophe ot— is, is, you know, going to put peophe ot rheh— is, is, you know, going to put people at risk. people are ohreotw— people at risk. people are ohreotw ot— people at risk. people are already at risk.- people at risk. people are already at risk. so i think he— already at risk. so i think he wou— already at risk. so i think it's, you know,- already at risk. so i think it's, you know, whatever way you cut it's, you know, whatever way you out ht.— it's, you know, whatever way you out ht. h— it's, you know, whatever way you out ht. h meth— it's, you know, whatever way you cut it, i mean, the— it's, you know, whatever way you cut it, i mean, the doctors are eowhhg— cut it, i mean, the doctors are eowhhg thet— cut it, i mean, the doctors are saying that they're you know, thew-re— saying that they're you know, they're talking _ saying that they're you know, they're talking to me about potehthohhw— they're talking to me about potentially striking for another weor. — potentially striking for another weor. aht — potentially striking for another weer. aht h— potentially striking for another year. and i think— potentially striking for another year. and i think nurses are eowhhp— year. and i think nurses are eowhhg the— year. and i think nurses are saying the same. and the problem is saying the same. and the problem he thew-we— saying the same. and the problem is they've moved _ saying the same. and the problem is they've moved away . is they've moved away. orhghhohhw.— is they've moved away. originally, we had a pay review how— originally, we had a pay review hotw thet— originally, we had a pay review body that everyone agreed would set body that everyone agreed would eet the — body that everyone agreed would set the framework— body that everyone agreed would set the framework for pay review . twerwohe-e— set the framework for pay review . twerwohe-e. wou— set the framework for pay review . everyone's, you know, the howe— . everyone's, you know, the unions have moved away from that.— unions have moved away from that. so— unions have moved away from that. so these— unions have moved away from that. so these strikes could tuet— that. so these strikes could ruet 90— that. so these strikes could ruet go oh— that. so these strikes could ruet go on tho— that. so these strikes could just go on and on and on, or thew— just go on and on and on, or thew eouht. — just go on and on and on, or they could. and— just go on and on and on, or they could. ' “2 they could. and also as well, lucy, we've seen it happen. you know, the fact there know, we've seen the fact there was pay review body and was this pay review body and then we've

then they rejected that. we've gone being like, oh, don't gone from being like, oh, don't worry, any real worry, there won't be any real patient will patient disruption. we will cover don't worry about cover it. oh, don't worry about it. away from it. we won't step away from critical incidents. don't worry about won't away about it. we won't step away from people in intensive care. and has turned out and all of that has turned out to be absolute rubbish, hasn't it? and they will do that and people as a result. people will suffer as a result. lucy, very lucy lucy, thank you very much. lucy johnson, social johnson, health and social affairs sunday affairs editor at the sunday express. about express. right now, just about got pick of got time for patrick's pick of the i bring you a story the day when i bring you a story that has caught my eye, sometimes me laugh. sometimes it makes me laugh. other times i'm shocked. shocked. you. today shocked. i tell you. and today i'm focusing on the most pubuchy i'm focusing on the most publicity shy in the publicity shy couple in the world. yes, it's everyone's favourites. it's harry and meghan. so there we go. they meghan. so so there we go. they showed just how much they value their privacy rocking up at their privacy by rocking up at a basketball in angeles basketball game in los angeles last night. they were caught on what's cam . but what's called kiss cam. but as harry in a little harry leaned in for a little kiss, he's supposed to kiss when you're apparently, you're on kiss cam. apparently, harry did harry leaned in for a kiss. did he? oh, and there was nothing coming that way. meghan did coming back that way. meghan did turn feel turn away. you've got to feel for you've got to feel for the guy. you've got to feel for the guy. you've got to feel for guy maybe a sign for the guy anyway. maybe a sign of things to come. moving on. thousands of british nationals are trapped in sudan, and it

appears that no civilians have been of there. so been airlifted out of there. so far. there are reports now concerns albie, that the ceasefire is not holding explosions, gunfire in khartoum bnng explosions, gunfire in khartoum bring all brits home is the motto, really. but how are we going to do that? british troops supposedly anyway, on their way over there , we will bring you over there, we will bring you the very, very latest. we're hoping james hoping to hear from james cleverly secretary, cleverly the foreign secretary, in moments . we're in a matter of moments. we're also hear from also hoping to hear from somebody ground in somebody live on the ground in sudan. hopefully, they're still okay. patrick christys on gb news, britain's news

channel good afternoon. it's 4 pm. i'm patrick christys and this is gb news. now, reports of explosions and gunfire in sudan as that ceasefire looks to have broken . ceasefire looks to have broken. the government is sending troops in to try to bring our brits home. but amid reports of fighting continuing, that is going to be trickier than ever. i'm hoping to go live to sudan

very, very shortly . back at very, very shortly. back at home, though, closer to home. yes. look at those faces that were on the screen just a moment ago , because some vile couple ago, because some vile couple have now been sentenced after the murder of a toddler. this appears to be happening more and more where a social services and why is the mum in this case potentially, potentially only got three years behind bars ? i'm got three years behind bars? i'm also going to be having a look as well at new eu passport as well at a new eu passport scheme that could it easier scheme that could make it easier for guys to travel on for you guys to travel around on your holidays . if the eu block your holidays. if the eu block it.though your holidays. if the eu block it. though an eu nations bucket, is sour grapes over is it just sour grapes over brexit? i'll have more information on all that in information on all of that in other news as well . yes. now our other news as well. yes. now our nurses being treated like criminals. if they are banned from going on strike, if their strike action is deemed to be unlawful. i think not. apparently it could actually be unlawful. so there we go. and yes, finally as well , get a unlawful. so there we go. and yes, finally as well, get a load of this. so, michael gove, apparently, ladies and gentlemen, is desperate to be on strictly come dancing. how do

you think he'd do on that? and actually, we've got a sneak preview of him warming preview of him just warming up for haven't we? there for the show, haven't we? there he is. michael gove. oh, look at him. loves cut the rug. him. he loves to cut the rug. doesn't see. there we are. all right. okay. i've got all of that i'm much, that coming your way. i'm much, much here gb news much more right here on gb news with patrick christie's . with me, patrick christie's. okay. get your views coming in. gb views and gb news .uk right now, though, is your headlines with bethany . patrick. good with bethany. patrick. good afternoon. thank you. - t good afternoon. thank you. it's 4:02. h-rh — afternoon. thank you. it's 4:02. h-rh hethohw— afternoon. thank you. it's 4:02. i'm bethany elsey_ afternoon. thank you. it's 4:02. i'm bethany elsey with your top etorhee— i'm bethany elsey with your top etorhee trorh — i'm bethany elsey with your top stories from the— i'm bethany elsey with your top stories from the newsroom hrhtheh— stories from the newsroom british nationals are being proeeeeet— british nationals are being processed for— british nationals are being processed for evacuation at an ohrtheht— processed for evacuation at an ohrtheht hh— processed for evacuation at an airfield in sudan— processed for evacuation at an airfield in sudan after an raf rhheehoh— airfield in sudan after an raf we— airfield in sudan after an raf mission was launched to bring peophe— mission was launched to bring peophe to— mission was launched to bring peophe to eetetw. — mission was launched to bring people to safety. earlier, hrhtheh— people to safety. earlier, british air— people to safety. earlier, british air force personnel hoertet— british air force personnel hoertet e— british air force personnel boarded a plane from cyprus to suteh— boarded a plane from cyprus to suteh to— boarded a plane from cyprus to sudan to facilitate the extraction. _ sudan to facilitate the extraction. there are reports of gunfire— extraction. there are reports of ouhthre ehe— extraction. there are reports of gunfire and explosions in the eephteh— gunfire and explosions in the capital, khartoum, and on

hoe—theh— capital, khartoum, and on de—man. despite the 72 hour eeeehtre— de—man. despite the 72 hour ceasefire, the— de—man. despite the 72 hour ceasefire, the deputy prime hheteh— ceasefire, the deputy prime minister, oliver— ceasefire, the deputy prime minister, oliver dowden, is ourrehthw— minister, oliver dowden, is currently chairing a cobra heethhe— currently chairing a cobra rheethhe oh— currently chairing a cobra meeting on the evacuation from suteh— meeting on the evacuation from suteh .— meeting on the evacuation from suteh . the— meeting on the evacuation from sudan , the eighth— meeting on the evacuation from sudan , the eighth meeting since sudan, the eighth meeting since the etert— sudan, the eighth meeting since the etert ot— sudan, the eighth meeting since the start of the— sudan, the eighth meeting since the start of the conflict. ' “2 the start of the conflict. and the— the start of the conflict. and the thehr— the start of the conflict. and the ehehr ot— the start of the conflict. and the chair of the— the start of the conflict. and the chair of the foreign affairs select committee, alicia kearns , says it's a difficult operation , one we urgently need operation, one we urgently need to get british nationals out as soon as possible, particularly those with tiny children. those who are medically unwell- e "g rt.“ 3 ”ci" those who are medically unwell and thoee— who are medically unwell and thoee who— who are medically unwell and those who disabled . and the those who are disabled. and the reehhtw— those who are disabled. and the reehhtwlthet— those who are disabled. and the reality-that the— those who are disabled. and the reality that the foreign reality is that the foreign othee— reality is that the foreign othee-e— reality is that the foreign office a decision that reality is that the foreign- office-a decision that they office made a decision that they felt office made a decision that they teht—to— office made a decision that they teht—to howe- felt it was not safe to move whhhe— felt it was not safe to move whhhe there— felt it was not safe to move while there was— felt it was not safe to move while there was no ceasefire in prete— while there was no ceasefire in pheee. thet— while there was no ceasefire in pheee. thet he— while there was no ceasefire in place, that is obviously not the same judgement— place, that is obviously not the same judgement our european same judgement that our european perthere— same judgement that our european perthere-eht— same judgement that our european perthere-eht the— same judgement that our european partners and the americans partners made and the americans on thehr— partners made and the americans on thehr-here— partners made and the americans on their have decided not on their part have decided not to-et— on their part have decided not to-et ehh — on their part have decided not to-at all. even- on their part have decided not to at all. even now, to evacuate at all. even now, ehthouph— to evacuate at all. even now, although ceasefire is although a ceasefire is euppoeethw— although a ceasefire is. supposedly-there although a ceasefire is- supposedly-there does supposedly in place, there does eohthhue— supposedly in place, there does eohthhue to— supposedly in place, there does continue to be— supposedly in place, there does continue to be some fighting and therefore— continue to be some fighting and therefore this— continue to be some fighting and therefore this will— continue to be some fighting and therefore this will be a difficult— therefore this will be a difficult extraction . president difficult extraction. president joe difficult extraction. president roe hheteh— difficult extraction. president joe biden has— difficult extraction. president joe biden has officially announced— joe biden has officially announced he's running for a eeoh— announced he's running for a eeot term— announced he's running for a second term in— announced he's running for a second term in office , saying second term in office, saying the— second term in office, saying the hert— second term in office, saying the next election— second term in office, saying the next election will be a fight— the next election will be a theht tor— the next election will be a fight for democracy and personal treetorh. — fight for democracy and personal treetorh. h— fight for democracy and personal freedom. i ran— fight for democracy and personal freedom. i ran for— fight for democracy and personal freedom. 3“ r2t“ freedom. i ran for president four years ago. i said we're in

a four years ago. i said we're in e hetthe— four years ago. i said we're in e hetthe tor— four years ago. i said we're in a battle for the— four years ago. i said we're in a battle for the soul- four years ago. i said we're in a battle for the soul of- . g i said we're in a battle for the soul of america ehe— a battle for the soul of america end we— a battle for the soul of america end we ethhh— a battle for the soul of america and we still are— a battle for the soul of america and we still are .— a battle for the soul of america and we still are . the question and we still are. the question tethe— and we still are. the question we're facing is— and we still are. the question we're facing is whether in the weere— we're facing is whether in the weere eheerh— we're facing is whether in the years ahead, we— we're facing is whether in the years ahead, we have more freedom— years ahead, we have more freedom or— years ahead, we have more freedom or less— years ahead, we have more freedom or less freedom , more freedom or less freedom, more rhehte— freedom or less freedom, more rhphte or— freedom or less freedom, more rhphte or fewer— freedom or less freedom, more rights or fewer. _ freedom or less freedom, more rights or fewer. i— freedom or less freedom, more rights or fewer . rights or fewer. i know what i want the answer to be, and i think you do, too . this want the answer to be, and i think you do, too. this is want the answer to be, and i think you do, too . this is not want the answer to be, and i think you do, too. this is not a three— think you do, too. this is not a the to— think you do, too. this is not a the to he— think you do, too. this is not a time to be complacent.- r2rtr this is not a time to be complacent. i know . time to be complacent. i know. thet-e— time to be complacent. i know. there whw— time to be complacent. i know. there whw trh— time to be complacent. i know. that's why i'm running for re—election_ that's why i'm running for re—election. _ that's why i'm running for re—election . r2t“ re—election. the us president also confirmed that vice president kamala harris will run again alongside him. already the oldest president— again alongside him. already the oldest president in— again alongside him. already the oldest president in history- 3r33 “ 3 r2t “ already the oldest president in history if he-e— oldest president in history if he's re—elected._ oldest president in history if he's re—elected. joe biden will be he's re—elected. joe biden will he eo— he's re—elected. joe biden will he so et— he's re—elected. joe biden will he so et the— he's re—elected. joe biden will be 86 at the end— he's re—elected. joe biden will be 86 at the end of a second term. — be 86 at the end of a second term. a— be 86 at the end of a second term. a her— be 86 at the end of a second term. a man who- be 86 at the end of a second term. ' be 86 at the end of a second- term. a man who murdered a two year old girl while her mother was asleep upstairs has been sentenced to life in prison. kyle bevan caused catastrophic brain injuries on lola james in july 2020. she died in hospital four days later. the 31 year old denied responsibility , claiming denied responsibility, claiming the family dog pushed her down the family dog pushed her down the stairs. he was convicted in

april. lola's mother, sinead james, has also been sentenced to six years in prison after being found guilty of allowing her daughter's death. the judge said shinade prioritised her relationship with kyle over concern for her daughter. she got up and saw kyle bevan holding lola by her bed . but holding lola by her bed. but when he said , i've got- when he said , i've got this, she when he said, i've got this, she ehe— when he said, i've got this, she ehe tuet— when he said, i've got this, she ehe ruet went— when he said, i've got this, she she just went away— when he said, i've got this, she she just went away . she did not she just went away. she did not go hhto— she just went away. she did not go hhto tohe-e— she just went away. she did not go into lola's bedroom or have a proper— go into lola's bedroom or have a proper hoot— go into lola's bedroom or have a proper hoot et— go into lola's bedroom or have a proper look at what— go into lola's bedroom or have a proper look at what had happened . she— proper look at what had happened . she went— proper look at what had happened . she went back— proper look at what had happened . she went back to— proper look at what had happened . she went back to her own bed ehe— . she went back to her own bed eht hert— . she went back to her own bed eht hett hote— . she went back to her own bed and left lola alone— . she went back to her own bed and left lola alone with kyle whhhe— and left lola alone with kyle whhhe ehe— and left lola alone with kyle while she slept— and left lola alone with kyle while she slept during that hhght— while she slept during that hhpht .— while she slept during that hhpht . he— while she slept during that night, he carried out the further— night, he carried out the further attacks on lola, which hhhhet — further attacks on lola, which hhhhet her— further attacks on lola, which killed her lawyers for prince herrw— killed her lawyers for prince herrw eew— killed her lawyers for prince harry say prince— killed her lawyers for prince harry say prince william settled a harry say prince william settled e phohe— harry say prince william settled e phohe heehhhe— harry say prince william settled a phone hacking claim against htupert— a phone hacking claim against rupert murdoch's— a phone hacking claim against rupert murdoch's uk newspaper hh— rupert murdoch's uk newspaper hp 2020— rupert murdoch's uk newspaper arm in 2020 for— rupert murdoch's uk newspaper arm in 2020 for a— rupert murdoch's uk newspaper arm in 2020 for a very large

hh— arm in 2020 for a very large h e— arm in 2020 for a very large sum. in a statement- arm in 2020 for a very large sum. “ arm in 2020 for a very large- sum. in a statement made by the duke of sussex, the prince of wales made a secret deal with the tabloid group to avoid taking to the witness box and recount what he called private and highly sensitive details . and highly sensitive details. it's also claimed the late queen had been involved in discussions and in 2017 had given prince harry permission to pursue the case. the duke of sussex's legal team is in court today suing news group newspapers over alleged unlawful information gathering. the hearing is expected to last three days. a new report has found online images of children as young as seven being sexually abused has risen by almost two thirds since 2020. the internet watch foundation says the number of web pages hosting the most extreme material has doubled in recent years, with children under two years old suffering abuse. the nspcc is calling on the government to ensure website owners are held liable for failing to tackle child sexual

abuse on their sites . fire and abuse on their sites. fire and rescue service employees will be subject to tougher criminal record checks under new government plans. it's in response to a report earlier this year which found evidence of bullying , harassment and of bullying, harassment and discrimination across uk services. the new legislation means dbs background checks will show spent convictions, cautions, reprimands and final warnings. police and crime and fire minister chris philp says it will protect staff and the public. it will protect staff and the pubuc.a it will protect staff and the public. a hosepipe ban has been extended across large parts of devon, south—west water, which introduced a ban in cornwall and a small area of north devon last august, made the decision to replenish depleted water supplies, saying they're under increasing pressure. it means customers can't use hosepipes and sprinklers to award a grass, clean their cars or fill pools . clean their cars or fill pools. you're up to date on gb news. now it's back to .

now it's back to. patrick okay , so bring our brits home. okay, so bring our brits home. that's where we start with the teeperete — that's where we start with the desperate attempt to rescue thoueehte— desperate attempt to rescue thousands of— desperate attempt to rescue thousands of british citizens treppet— thousands of british citizens treppet hh— thousands of british citizens trapped in sudan. the foreign attehre— trapped in sudan. the foreign affairs select— trapped in sudan. the foreign affairs select committee is due to meet— affairs select committee is due to meet ow— affairs select committee is due to meet .— affairs select committee is due to meet now . now— affairs select committee is due to meet now . now to discuss the to meet now. now to discuss the eeutho— to meet now. now to discuss the evacuation process— to meet now. now to discuss the evacuation process so far and whet— evacuation process so far and whet more— evacuation process so far and whet eh— evacuation process so far and what more can be— evacuation process so far and what more can be done . but so what more can be done. but so fart— what more can be done. but so p.., we— what more can be done. but so p.., we toh-t— what more can be done. but so far, we don't have— what more can be done. but so far, we don't have any confirmation- far, we don't have any confirmation on that. any ehwhhhehe— confirmation on that. any civilians have— confirmation on that. any civilians have been airlifted outr— civilians have been airlifted out, some 4000— civilians have been airlifted out, some 4000 of them. we thhhh— out, some 4000 of them. we app, ee— out, some 4000 of them. we think, are over— out, some 4000 of them. we think, are over there at the hhwe.— think, are over there at the minute-know- think, are over there at the minute. know that uk minute. we do know that uk hethohehe— minute. we do know that uk nationals are— minute. we do know that uk nationals are being processed for nationals are being processed tor—et— nationals are being processed tor—et eh- nationals are being processed for—at an airfield. nationals are being processed for at an airfield in for evacuation at an airfield in suteh— for evacuation at an airfield in suteh hut— for evacuation at an airfield in suteh hut he— for evacuation at an airfield in sudan. but is that— for evacuation at an airfield in sudan. but is that quick enough? so sudan. but is that quick enough? so teephte— sudan. but is that quick enough? so despite though,— sudan. but is that quick enough? so despite though, this 72 hour eeeehtre— so despite though, this 72 hour ceasefire, there— so despite though, this 72 hour ceasefire, there are now local reporte— ceasefire, there are now local reports suggesting there have heeh— reports suggesting there have been purthre— reports suggesting there have been gunfire, heavy artillery in hhertourh-e— been gunfire, heavy artillery in khartoum's twin— been gunfire, heavy artillery in khartoum's twin city of omdurman and khartoum's twin city of omdurman eht erouht— khartoum's twin city of omdurman and around khartoum itself. khartoum's twin city of omdurman and around khartoum itself . with and around khartoum itself. with oh the— and around khartoum itself. with more on this, it's— and around khartoum itself. with more on this, it's a— and around khartoum itself. with more on this, it's a big hreehhhg— more on this, it's a big breaking story as our home eeeurhtw— breaking story as our home security editor,— breaking story as our home security editor, mark white. hert— security editor, mark white. rrerh reeh— security editor, mark white. mark yeah, so— security editor, mark white. mark yeah, so more gunfire and exphoehohe— mark yeah, so more gunfire and eophoehohe ow— mark yeah, so more gunfire and explosions now we— mark yeah, so more gunfire and explosions now we see. “rtt: explosions now we see. yes. i . whet— explosions now we see. yes. i mean , what we're told is that on

mean, what we're told is that on the whole, the ceasefire is holding, but there are are these pockets of intense gun battles at times and artillery fire, which is a worrying indication because as this ceasefire is supposed to be in place for three days, we're only on the first day at the moment. so if things are starting to deteriorate already, then it doesn't bode well. and that of course, is factoring into the military planners calculations as they're trying to figure out the best way to get these civilians in khartoum and in other areas to this airbase in the northern suburbs of khartoum with a view to getting them out of the country. we do know that military personnel from the uk are now in khartoum and they are securing this airbase to begin these evacuations . i've been these evacuations. i've been looking at the situation unfolding on the ground . at raf

unfolding on the ground. at raf akrotiri in cyprus, additional uk military personnel have flown out to sudan to help with the evacuation of up to 4000 british passport holders. dozens of rescue flights will be needed in the coming days for those civilian crews who managed to find their way to a secure air base in khartoum's northern suburbs overnight, base in khartoum's northern suburbs overnight , the saudi suburbs overnight, the saudi arabian naval vessel hms yanbu, as arrived in the port of jeddah, having left sudan with almost 200 civilian evacuees as men, women and children from more than two dozen countries in including the uk and other western nations. this is a multinational effort to rescue thousands trapped in the conflict zone . i'm very pleased conflict zone. i'm very pleased thet— conflict zone. i'm very pleased thet e— conflict zone. i'm very pleased that a ceasefire— conflict zone. i'm very pleased that a ceasefire has— rtrtr“ rt.t i'm very pleased that a ceasefire has been

announced by— that a ceasefire has been announced by the leadership of the teethohe— announced by the leadership of the factions on— announced by the leadership of the factions on the ground and therefore— the factions on the ground and theretore we — the factions on the ground and therefore we are— the factions on the ground and therefore we are initiating an eeutho— therefore we are initiating an evacuation plan.— therefore we are initiating an evacuation plan. the situation remains dangerous, volatile and uhprethetehhe— remains dangerous, volatile and unpredictable. _ remains dangerous, volatile and unpredictable . remains dangerous, volatile and unpredictable. 3 \r3r3r unpredictable. the royal navy frigate hms lancaster is already in the region and is being ready to help if needed with evacuations from the port of sudan. evacuations from the port of sudan . in sources say 1400 uk sudan. in sources say 1400 uk military personnel could be involved in the operation in the days ahead , as military planners days ahead, as military planners take advantage of a three day ceasefire between the warring factions . but sudanese doctor factions. but sudanese doctor tariq ahmed told us the situation remains extremely volatile and could easily descend into violence again at any time . descend into violence again at any time. this descend into violence again at any time . this becomes a massive any time. this becomes a massive ehe— any time. this becomes a massive and we've seen the— c this becomes a massive and we've seen the tanks hhoehhhp— and we've seen the tanks blocking the— and we've seen the tanks blocking the roads and there's

two— blocking the roads and there's two missiles,— blocking the roads and there's two missiles, for— blocking the roads and there's two missiles, for example , two missiles, for example, weetertew— two missiles, for example, yesterday they _ two missiles, for example, yesterday they fell about one hhhorhetre — yesterday they fell about one kilometre far— yesterday they fell about one kilometre far from my home and thew— kilometre far from my home and thew teetrowet— kilometre far from my home and they destroyed eight houses and thew— they destroyed eight houses and thew hht— they destroyed eight houses and thew hhhh ehh— they destroyed eight houses and they kill all the— they destroyed eight houses and they kill all the civilian peophe— they kill all the civilian peophe tor— they kill all the civilian people for now, the bulk of the euthoe— people for now, the bulk of the evacuations will— people for now, the bulk of the evacuations will be by air. the— evacuations will be by air. the them— evacuations will be by air. this flight arrived- evacuations will be by air. this flight arrived in- evacuations will be by air. this flight arrived in kenya overnight with dozens of kenyan , somali and saudi students as british nationals are being advised to travel to a secure air base in the northern suburbs of khartoum . but that journey of khartoum. but that journey remains full of risk, with multiple military checkpoints to negotiate it. and unlike the uk , diplomats and their families evac situated at the weekend, these civilians will be on their own as they try to find the best and safest route out of the conflict zone . mark white gb conflict zone. mark white gb news yes , well, look, very news yes, well, look, very shortly, hopefully we are trying to establish communication with the british national who is

actually out in sudan. but given the current— actually out in sudan. but given the current situation,— actually out in sudan. but given the current situation, as- t “2 but given the current situation, as i'm sure we can all— the current situation, as i'm sure we can all understand, it is sure we can all understand, it he proving— sure we can all understand, it is proving tricky— sure we can all understand, it is proving tricky to get a hold of hhrh. — is proving tricky to get a hold of hhrh. aho— is proving tricky to get a hold of him. and certainly is. of him. and it certainly is. he-e— of him. and it certainly is. hee-hh- of him. and it certainly is. he's-in transit. he's actually in transit trying to-ot— he's actually in transit trying to-ot-eouhtrw. i he's actually in transit tryingi to-of-country. and to get out of the country. and we-wou— to get out of the country. and we-wou tuet- to get out of the country. and we you just moments we did bring you just moments ago— we did bring you just moments ego—thet- we did bring you just moments ago _that ceasefire i ago reports that that ceasefire hee— ago reports that that ceasefire hee hhteet— ago reports that that ceasefire has indeed broken. but it i'm ago reports that that ceasefire has into ed broken. but it i'm ago reports that that ceasefire has into go broken. but it i'm ago reports that that ceasefire has into go nowan. but it i'm ago reports that that ceasefire has into go now to but it i'm ago reports that that ceasefire has into go now to mohammed going to go now to mohammed eh—sherht.— going to go now to mohammed al—sharif, who— going to go now to mohammed al—sharif, who-a— going to go now to mohammed al—sharif, who a sudanese al—sharif, who is a sudanese eohrhuhhtw— al—sharif, who is a sudanese community activist. mohammed, thehh— community activist. mohammed, thehh wou— community activist. mohammed, thehhwou-rhueh— community activist. mohammed, thank you much joining thank you very much for joining _to— thank you very much for joining _to wou— thank you very much for joining me.-do you have- thank you very much for joining me. do you have family and me. look, do you have family and three— me. look, do you have family and trhehte out— me. look, do you have family and trhehte out hh— me. look, do you have family and friends out in sudan— me. look, do you have family and friends out in sudan at the moment?— friends out in sudan at the moment? what— friends out in sudan at the moment? what are you hearing? heuee— moment? what are you hearing? because we are hearing the reporte— because we are hearing the reporte thet— because we are hearing the reports that this— because we are hearing the reports that this ceasefire has broken— reports that this ceasefire has broken explosions and gunshots in broken explosions and gunshots hh et— broken explosions and gunshots hh et heeet— broken explosions and gunshots in at least two— broken explosions and gunshots in at least two cities. yeah we here— in at least two cities. yeah we here wou— in at least two cities. yeah we here wou trow— in at least two cities. yeah we have you know ,— in at least two cities. yeah we have you know , or- in at least two cities. yeah we have you know , or we have have you know, or we have tehhhhee— have you know, or we have tehhhhee hh— have you know, or we have families in the— have you know, or we have families in the sudan who are, you— families in the sudan who are, wou trow— families in the sudan who are, you know, sudanese citizen there. — you know, sudanese citizen there. hut— you know, sudanese citizen there. but also- you know, sudanese citizen there. but also we- you know, sudanese citizen there. but also we have bristol based sudan neas, who are now trapped in the country . just trapped in the country. just before this interview,- 2 t“ t just before this interview, i've been epeehhhe— before this interview, i've been epeehhhg to— before this interview, i've been speaking to people who are in hhertourh— speaking to people who are in hhertourh .— speaking to people who are in khartoum , who— speaking to people who are in khartoum , who are british khartoum, who are british hethoheh— khartoum, who are british national, british based. so suteheee.— national, british based. so sudanese, yes,— national, british based. so sudanese, yes, there is eeutho — sudanese, yes, there is evacuation happening in in the in evacuation happening in in the hr the— evacuation happening in in the hr the h— evacuation happening in in the

hr the hr the— evacuation happening in in the in the in the capital in north of omdurman. _ in the in the capital in north of omdurman. people have been asked to go to the airbase to riyadh to be evacuated . i know riyadh to be evacuated. i know i just spoke to someone- 332 t“ t 2 i know i just spoke to someone from hhehte— just spoke to someone from hhehte the— just spoke to someone from inside the air— just spoke to someone from inside the air base saying that the— inside the air base saying that thhe he— inside the air base saying that thhe he reehhw— inside the air base saying that this is really processing the prohherh — this is really processing the prohherh he— this is really processing the problem is we've got some people who— problem is we've got some people who ee— problem is we've got some people who hh— problem is we've got some people who hr the— problem is we've got some people who are in the khartoum in hetehh— who are in the khartoum in hetehh hh— who are in the khartoum in madani, in in— who are in the khartoum in madani, in in in— who are in the khartoum in madani, in in in the north of suteh— madani, in in in the north of suteh .— madani, in in in the north of suteh . who— madani, in in in the north of sudan , who had— madani, in in in the north of sudan , who had to leave the sudan, who had to leave the eephteh — sudan, who had to leave the eephteh hut— sudan, who had to leave the capital. but they- sudan, who had to leave the capital. t“ r3rtr sudan, who had to leave the capital. t r3rtr t capital. but they cannot go back into the, you know, the evacuation bases now because, you know , war is still there. you know, war is still there. the ceasefire has been broken despite inside the khartoum now. so people cannot risk, you know, going into the air base now. so it's really tricky situation for some people. what are they going to to.— some people. what are they going to do, mohammed?— what are they going to do, mohammed? what are they eewhhp— to do, mohammed? what are they eewhhg to— to do, mohammed? what are they eewhhg to you?— to do, mohammed? what are they saying to you? because they're treppet— saying to you? because they're treppet .— saying to you? because they're treppet . reeh— saying to you? because they're trapped . yeah. what they're trapped. yeah. what they're eewhhg— trapped. yeah. what they're eewhhg he— trapped. yeah. what they're saying is there— trapped. yeah. what they're saying is there should be at heeet— saying is there should be at heeet. wou— saying is there should be at least, you know— saying is there should be at least, you know , options for least, you know, options for peophe. — least, you know, options for peophe. vou— least, you know, options for people. you know,- least, you know, options for people. /rtr. people. you know, some of the evacuation should happen from both sudan where, you know, people who are in medani and

other parts of the of sudan can really travel to safely there is some north of the country . some north of the country. there's you know, there's medani town where there could be an evacuation zone. you know you know, at least operation happening from there. it's for easy people to go is safe. but also i think there should be a sort of protected convoy or or or, you know , a transportation or, you know, a transportation to get people from khartoum into into into the north of omdurman because , you know, people say because, you know, people say the fight broke in the street and civilians, as you just mentioned, they cannot really just, you know, go through without the support or protection an we are as we understand this anyway , sending understand this anyway, sending british troops there onto the ground to try to make some kind of secure passage out. but, mohamed, how— of secure passage out. but, mohamed, how do- of secure passage out. but, mohamed, how do you- t 3 but, mohamed, how do you respond t 2 but, mohamed, how do you respond to some concerns that— mohamed, how do you respond to some concerns that the british government— some concerns that the british government was— some concerns that the british government was very quick to get thphorhete— government was very quick to get thphorhete out— government was very quick to get diplomats out of— government was very quick to get diplomats out of there, less ouht— diplomats out of there, less ouheh to— diplomats out of there, less puheh to pet— diplomats out of there, less quick to get ordinary civilians

out 7— quick to get ordinary civilians out 7 whet— quick to get ordinary civilians out ? what do— quick to get ordinary civilians out? what do you make of that quick to get ordinary civilians out ? what do you make of that? out? what do you make of that? hhete— out? what do you make of that? thet-e thet-e— out? what do you make of that? that's that's correct. _ out? what do you make of that? that's that's correct. and - that's that's correct. and i mean, as you said, all all the countries have started the evacuation of their citizens really well. you know, days ago, you know, we heard about saudi arabia. we heard about iraq , and arabia. we heard about iraq, and we heard about, you know, you know, netherlands. they all started . i think it's really started. i think it's really there's a simple goal. and i know people may think it's been you know , mohammed tried to you know, mohammed tried to interrupt. mohammed, you know, mohammed tried to interrupt . mohammed, sorry to interrupt. mohammed, sorry to hhterrupt.— interrupt. mohammed, sorry to hhterrupt. stew— interrupt. mohammed, sorry to interrupt. stay stay— mohammed, sorry to interrupt. stay stay there for twe— interrupt. stay stay there for the hot— interrupt. stay stay there for me. i've got some breaking news thet— me. i've got some breaking news thet h— me. i've got some breaking news thet h went— me. i've got some breaking news thet h went to— me. i've got some breaking news that i want to put— me. i've got some breaking news that i want to put to you now. so that i want to put to you now. so there— that i want to put to you now. so there he— that i want to put to you now. so there is this— that i want to put to you now. so there is this big breaking hr the— so there is this big breaking news in the last— so there is this big breaking news in the last couple of rhhhutee— news in the last couple of minutes, mohamed, that minutes, mohamed, which is that howhhhe— minutes, mohamed, which is that howhhhe-eewe— minutes, mohamed, which is that downing-says the- minutes, mohamed, which is that downing says the first downing street says the first thheht— downing street says the first flight-british - flight carrying british nationals— flight carrying british nationals has left sudan nationals has just left sudan whth— nationals has just left sudan whth more— nationals has just left sudan with more than— nationals has just left sudan with more than two planned overhhpht. — with more than two planned owerhhpht. so— with more than two planned overnight. so that's the hreehhhe— overnight. so that's the breaking news street has breaking news downing street has just breaking news downing street has tuet-heet— breaking news downing street has tuet-heet rew— breaking news downing street has just last few moments, just in the last few moments, eohthrrhet— just in the last few moments, confirmed-the- just in the last few moments, confirmed the first flight confirmed that the first flight eerrwhhe — confirmed that the first flight carrying british _ confirmed that the first flight carrying british nationals has hert— carrying british nationals has hett suteh— carrying british nationals has left sudan with— carrying british nationals has left sudan with two more planned overhhpht. — left sudan with two more planned overnight. mohamed, that's eurehw— overnight. mohamed, that's eurehw toot— overnight. mohamed, that's surely good news. yeah it tethhhtehw— surely good news. yeah it definitely i— surely good news. yeah it definitely i mean, we're very pheeeet— definitely i mean, we're very pleased that,— definitely i mean, we're very pleased that, you know, for this eeutho— pleased that, you know, for this evacuation effort— pleased that, you know, for this evacuation effort started today

ehe— evacuation effort started today eht weetertew— evacuation effort started today and yesterday, we really been trwhhe— and yesterday, we really been trwhhp to— and yesterday, we really been trying to contact— and yesterday, we really been trying to contact mps and working— trying to contact mps and working through the media to thet— working through the media to ensure that this— working through the media to ensure that this evacuation eterte— ensure that this evacuation eterte ehe— ensure that this evacuation starts and we're- ensure that this evacuation starts and we're pleased to, you trow— starts and we're pleased to, you know ht— starts and we're pleased to, you know, see it starting today. aru— know, see it starting today. art ee— know, see it starting today. art ee h— know, see it starting today. and as i said,— know, see it starting today. and as i said, is,— know, see it starting today. and as i said, is, you- know, see it starting today. and as i said, is, you know, we're talking about 4000 british citizens in the sudan. you know , we really we really like to work with the foreign office around that because, you know , around that because, you know, i'm speaking to people i've spoken to five people just before this interview who all in sudan, and they have good suggestion of how can we evacuate. and i said we don't need to risk the british lives as well. the troops, the british troops are important, as you know , the british citizen there. know, the british citizen there. what we want to do is for the for the government to exercise some pressure , because they did some pressure, because they did with the diplomats, they they put pressure on the to fighting parties to stop and allow the british diplomats to be evacuated . and they can do the evacuated. and they can do the same with with the civilian ones. okay, mohamed, thank you wew— ones. okay, mohamed, thank you werw much.— ones. okay, mohamed, thank you werw hueh. soot— ones. okay, mohamed, thank you very much. good luck— okay, mohamed, thank you very much. good luck to you.

your— very much. good luck to you. your howet— very much. good luck to you. your loved ones— very much. good luck to you. your loved ones out there as wehh— your loved ones out there as wehh hhet— your loved ones out there as well. that of— your loved ones out there as well. that of course, mohamed al shatt— well. that of course, mohamed al sherht. there— well. that of course, mohamed al sharif. there is— well. that of course, mohamed al sharif. there is a— well. that of course, mohamed al sharif. there is a sudanese eohrhuhhtw— sharif. there is a sudanese community activist. just community activist. i'm just going— community activist. i'm just tohe-hert- community activist. i'm just going mark white back community activist. i'm just go now. mark white back community activist. i'm just go now. i mark white back community activist. i'm just go now. i was mark white back community activist. i'm just go now. i was curious. ihite back community activist. i'm just go now. i was curious. so,t back community activist. i'm just go now. i was curious. so, mark, community activist. i'm just go nlbigi was curious. so, mark, community activist. i'm just go nlbig breaking ous. so, mark, community activist. i'm just go nlbig breaking ous. sthen.irk, community activist. i'm just go nlbig breaking ous. sthen. so that big breaking news then. so just that big breaking news then. so ruetleouphe— that big breaking news then. so ruetleouphe ot— that big breaking news then. so just couple of minutes ago, just a couple of minutes ago, got— just a couple of minutes ago, got e— just a couple of minutes ago, we've got a.out.- just a couple of minutes ago, we've got a out. yes �*trtr�*rt; we've got a fly out. yes we've heeh— we've got a fly out. yes we've teen wehthne— we've got a fly out. yes we've been waiting all day really for confirmation that the first evacuee nations had begun. there was a hercules that had left sudan this morning bound for cyprus , but that was actually an cyprus, but that was actually an aircraft that had taken 120 british military personnel to this airbase in sudan and was returning back to cyprus. now the evacuation begins in earnest , the first of those flights has now left this air base north of the sudan , nis capital, the sudan, nis capital, khartoum. we are expecting another two to evacuation flights to take place overnight as well. right and just to build on whet— as well. right and just to build on what mohammed— 33“ and just to build on what mohammed was saying there.— on what mohammed was saying there. prohhen— on what mohammed was saying there, problem for— on what mohammed was saying there, problem for several peophe.— there, problem for several people, several- there, problem for several people, several hundred people, newhe— people, several hundred people, maybe thousands— people, several hundred people, maybe thousands as well, who

hert— maybe thousands as well, who left khartoum,— maybe thousands as well, who left khartoum, so— maybe thousands as well, who left khartoum, so fled the hnhtheh— left khartoum, so fled the initial wave— left khartoum, so fled the initial wave of— left khartoum, so fled the initial wave of violence or whetewer— initial wave of violence or whetewer to— initial wave of violence or whatever to try- initial wave of violence or whatever to try to get to a more eete— whatever to try to get to a more eete pheee. — whatever to try to get to a more eete pheee. who— whatever to try to get to a more safe place. who now can't go heeh— safe place. who now can't go heeh hhto— safe place. who now can't go back into khartoum because the eeeehtre— back into khartoum because the eeeehtre he— back into khartoum because the ceasefire is broken. it does hoot— ceasefire is broken. it does hoot ee— ceasefire is broken. it does look as though _ ceasefire is broken. it does look as though might be look as though they might be etrentet. — look as though they might be stranded. -listen,- look as though they might be stranded. listen, it is stranded. yeah listen, it is a werw— stranded. yeah listen, it is a very difficult— stranded. yeah listen, it is a very difficult situation on on the— very difficult situation on on the ground— very difficult situation on on the ground with— very difficult situation on on the ground with some of these eheehpohnte— the ground with some of these checkpoints where where there are checkpoints where where there nhhhterw— checkpoints where where there are military personnel from both ehtee— are military personnel from both ehtee thphthng— are military personnel from both sides fighting has— are military personnel from both sides fighting has broken out now over all,— sides fighting has broken out now over all, we're told that the— now over all, we're told that the ceasefire _ now over all, we're told that the ceasefire is— now over all, we're told that the ceasefire is still holding, hut— the ceasefire is still holding, hut ht— the ceasefire is still holding, hut ht wou— the ceasefire is still holding, but if you are— the ceasefire is still holding, but if you are a— the ceasefire is still holding, but if you are a civilian trying to wort— but if you are a civilian trying to wort woun— but if you are a civilian trying to work your way, _ but if you are a civilian trying to work your way, the best route poeehhhe. — to work your way, the best route poeehhhe. the— to work your way, the best route possible, the safest route poeehhhe— possible, the safest route possible from _ possible, the safest route possible from your home to this air possible from your home to this ehr heee— possible from your home to this ehr heee. ht-e— possible from your home to this air base, it's going— possible from your home to this air base, it's going to be, you know.— air base, it's going to be, you know wew— air base, it's going to be, you know. werw hehrw— air base, it's going to be, you know, very hairy . know, very hairy. the potential for something going wrong is of course, ever present. and unlike the vips and the diplomats who left at the weekend , they're not left at the weekend, they're not under any kind of military escort . they have to make their escort. they have to make their own way as best they can out of the conflict zone. look, mark, thenh— the conflict zone. look, mark, thenh wou. — the conflict zone. look, mark, thank you. more— the conflict zone. look, mark, thank you. more as- the conflict zone. look, mark, thank you. more as we- rtrtr“ rt. look, mark, thank you. more as we get it, rtrtr“c rt.c look, mark, thank you. more as we get it, of

hert— thank you. more as we get it, of course, mark white _ thank you. more as we get it, of course, mark white there at nonehent— course, mark white there at homeland security editor. so, yeah— homeland security editor. so, weeh thet— homeland security editor. so, yeah, that breaking news again, a-fligbb_ yeah, that breaking news again, e-thheht-were. a civilian flight, as it were, is a civilian flight, as it were, he no— a civilian flight, as it were, he now-e— a civilian flight, as it were, he now-e e— a civilian flight, as it were, is now as a flight carrying is now left as a flight carrying ehwhhhene— is now left as a flight carrying ehwhhhene h— is now left as a flight carrying civilians, i should— is now left as a flight carrying civilians, i should really civilians, i should say, really hee—ant- civilians, i should say, really hee—ant two- civilians, i should say, really. has—and two more civilians, i should say, really has planned and two more civilians, i should say, really has planned overnight.iore flights planned overnight. retent— flights planned overnight. right. moving on closer to home, a right. moving on closer to home, e hee— right. moving on closer to home, een hee teen— right. moving on closer to home, a man has been jailed for life whth— a man has been jailed for life whth e— a man has been jailed for life with a minimum— a man has been jailed for life with a minimum of 28 years for the muted— with a minimum of 28 years for the nurert ot— with a minimum of 28 years for the murder of his— with a minimum of 28 years for the murder of his two year old etepteuphten— the murder of his two year old stepdaughter. lola james was hhet— stepdaughter. lola james was hhhhet by— stepdaughter. lola james was killed by carl— stepdaughter. lola james was killed by carl bevan in 2020. how— killed by carl bevan in 2020. how ehe— killed by carl bevan in 2020. now she suffered— killed by carl bevan in 2020. now she suffered more than 100 hnturhee— now she suffered more than 100 hnturhee ent— now she suffered more than 100 injuries and died— now she suffered more than 100 injuries and died in hospital tour— injuries and died in hospital tour tewe— injuries and died in hospital four days after— injuries and died in hospital four days after she was etteehet. — four days after she was attacked. the- four days after she was attacked. the mother in this by— attacked. the mother in this by the— attacked. the mother in this case, by the way,- attacked. the mother in this case, by the way, could be out in case, by the way, could be out hn three— case, by the way, could be out in three years,— case, by the way, could be out in three years, which i know has got e— in three years, which i know has got e hot— in three years, which i know has got e hot ot— in three years, which i know has got e hot or wou— in three years, which i know has got a lot of you very angry. i'm tuet— got a lot of you very angry. i'm ruet tohe— got a lot of you very angry. i'm ruet going to— got a lot of you very angry. i'm just going to quickly as well, a lot just going to quickly as well, a hot ot— just going to quickly as well, a hot or peophe— just going to quickly as well, a lot of people are— just going to quickly as well, a lot of people are saying about where— lot of people are saying about where were social— lot of people are saying about where were social services and all where were social services and ehh ot— where were social services and ehh ot the. — where were social services and all of this. now— where were social services and all of this. now lola had prewhouehw— all of this. now lola had previously suffered a series of hnturhee— previously suffered a series of hnr-urhee. ant— previously suffered a series of injuries. and this— previously suffered a series of injuries. and this is just in the— injuries. and this is just in the nonthe— injuries. and this is just in the months leading up to her, her teeth— the months leading up to her, her teeth e— the months leading up to her, her death, a murder nose, weree— her death, a murder nose, were ehhn— her death, a murder nose, graves, chin, split, lip, all of theee— graves, chin, split, lip, all of these warning— graves, chin, split, lip, all of these warning signs yet again. all these warning signs yet again. ahh ot— these warning signs yet again. ahh ot theee— these warning signs yet again. all of these warning signs that a all of these warning signs that e ehhtt— all of these warning signs that e ehhtt he— all of these warning signs that a child is being— all of these warning signs that a child is being abused in the home.— a child is being abused in the home. so— a child is being abused in the home. so according to the cause enwwew— home. so according to the cause enwwew .— home. so according to the cause enwwew . there — home. so according to the cause anyway , there was— home. so according to the cause anyway , there was a referral anyway, there was a referral hete— anyway, there was a referral nete to— anyway, there was a referral

made to social— anyway, there was a referral made to social services that teen— made to social services that teen hete— made to social services that been made on— made to social services that been made on her behalf. that tn— been made on her behalf. that hn renuerw— been made on her behalf. that was in january 2020. and there e reported— was in january 2020. and there was a reported domestic violence hnehtent— was a reported domestic violence hnehtent ee— was a reported domestic violence incident as well. _ was a reported domestic violence incident as well. no visits were hete— incident as well. no visits were nete to— incident as well. no visits were nete to the— incident as well. no visits were made to the address after tehruerw— made to the address after rehruerw the— made to the address after february the 10th. the same month— february the 10th. the same month then— february the 10th. the same month, then the— february the 10th. the same month, then the same month that this individual— month, then the same month that this individual ,— month, then the same month that this individual , al— month, then the same month that this individual , al bevan, who this individual, al bevan, who went— this individual, al bevan, who went on— this individual, al bevan, who went on to— this individual, al bevan, who went on to kill— this individual, al bevan, who went on to kill lola, moved in to the— went on to kill lola, moved in to the propenw— went on to kill lola, moved in to the property and it was eheohutehw— to the property and it was absolutely shocking . why do we absolutely shocking. why do we heer— absolutely shocking. why do we heer thhe— absolutely shocking. why do we hear this time— absolutely shocking. why do we hear this time and time again of reporte— hear this time and time again of repone hehnw— hear this time and time again of reports being made, a child ohrhouehw— reports being made, a child ohrhouehw tn— reports being made, a child obviously in distress and then the woret— obviously in distress and then the worst case— obviously in distress and then the worst case scenario happens the— the worst case scenario happens thne ent— the worst case scenario happens thne end the— the worst case scenario happens time and time again. joining me he— time and time again. joining me now is our reporter— time and time again. joining me now is our reporter jack carson, who— now is our reporter jack carson, who he— now is our reporter jack carson, who he et— now is our reporter jack carson, who is at swansea— now is our reporter jack carson, who is at swansea crown court. jack— who is at swansea crown court. reoh woue— who is at swansea crown court. reoh woue teen— who is at swansea crown court. jack you've been completely on top ot— jack you've been completely on top ot the— jack you've been completely on top or thhe tor— jack you've been completely on top of this for case— jack you've been completely on top of this for case us. so what the— top of this for case us. so what was the sentencing— top of this for case us. so what was the sentencing then ? why was the sentencing then? why rrehh — was the sentencing then? why rrehh hethoh— was the sentencing then? why well, patrick, good— was the sentencing then? why well, patrick, good afternoon. the sentencing for carl bevan for the murder of lola james is a life sentence , a minimum term a life sentence, a minimum term of 28 years before he can be considered for licence for shinade james, the mother of lola, who was found guilty of

causing or contributing to that death, has been sentenced to six years in custody , will only years in custody, will only serve a minimum of three before she is put up available for licenced and to go and to leave. obviously prison on licence , on obviously prison on licence, on parole. just kind of on the point that you were kind of touching on there. a spokesperson for pembrokeshire county councils has confirmed that child practise review that a child practise review will take place into the death of lola james. they said that whilst pembrokeshire county council has had some historical involvement with lola and her family , they want to kind of family, they want to kind of stress that the local authority was not involved with family was not involved with the family at the time of her death or indeed at any time during the dunng indeed at any time during the during relationship between during the relationship between carl bevan and shani james as well. mrjustice griffiths was the one who was sentencing them both today , and here's what he both today, and here's what he had to say . there both today, and here's what he had to say. there is only one sentence for murder and that is imprisonment for life . i must imprisonment for life. i must

also set the minimum term that carl bevan must serve before he can even be considered for release on licence by the parole board . it is possible he will board. it is possible he will never be released as that will happen only if and when the parole board is satisfied that detention is no longer necessary for the protection of the public. that is why it is called a minimum term. even if he is released, he will remain on licence and be subject to recall to prison for the rest of his life . stand up shenay . james for life. stand up shenay. james for allowing the death of lola james. i sentence you to six years imprisonment . you will years imprisonment. you will serve half nato albie three years before release on licence . well on that point also as well in the sentencing, mr

justice griffiths said that sustained deliberate and violent was the was the attack on lola james by carl bevan. he also added that this would have caused both mental and physical suffering long before the onset of a coma . we know, of course, of a coma. we know, of course, lola was attacked on the 17th of july. it wasn't until four days later that she sadly passed away in hospital. but during the case, as carl bevan stood in the stand, there was no sign of remorse. and the judge saying, not even now, after all of this , no sign of remorse . of course, , no sign of remorse. of course, you mentioned kind of there, whether any signs were were picked up. well, this is something as well in the sentencing that that mr justice griffiths did on. and he griffiths did pick on. and he actually said there was actually said that there was although there was at times carl would have been intimidating in the household and he did not think that domestic abuse and did accept the domestic did not accept the domestic abuse linked offence abuse was linked to this offence and that she that that and said that she that that shinade had full recourse shinade always had full recourse to her friends and family and that was enough to be able to protect lola if she chose to do

it. but just kind of finally within that sentencing , we also within that sentencing, we also had some of the victim impact statements read out one from lola's grand mother and one from her father, daniel thomas. just read you out a little bit of that that victim impact that of that victim impact statement. it said that lola won't have another birthday or ride a or listen to her ride a bike or listen to her favourite story. she won't sing her favourite songs and he goes on to say, i will never get to meet daughter as a teenager meet my daughter as a teenager or woman. have left are or a woman. all i have left are memories of a beautiful baby and dreams the child can dreams of the child she can never become . so just to kind of never become. so just to kind of round that . kyle bevan has round up that. kyle bevan has today sentenced for life today been sentenced for life imprisonment, serving minimum imprisonment, serving a minimum of 28 years. and lola james's mother , shinade, serving mother, shinade, serving a minimum of serving a minimum of three for a total sentence of six in custody. joe, thank you rerw— six in custody. joe, thank you rerw nueh— six in custody. joe, thank you rerw nueh .— six in custody. joe, thank you very much . chad— x t“ t 2 joe, thank you very much . chad carlson, now very much. chad carlson, now reporter— very much. chad carlson, now reponer who-e— very much. chad carlson, now reporter who's outside swansea crown— reporter who's outside swansea crown court— reporter who's outside swansea crown court for— reporter who's outside swansea crown court for us. _ reporter who's outside swansea crown court for us. i just think , you— crown court for us. i just think . wou know.— crown court for us. i just think , you know, minimum three years for , you know, minimum three years tor e— , you know, minimum three years tor e errnhe— , you know, minimum three years tor e hhte— , you know, minimum three years for a crime like this— , you know, minimum three years for a crime like this , for this for a crime like this, for this poor— for a crime like this, for this poor wounw— for a crime like this, for this poor young girl— for a crime like this, for this poor young girl who was just brought— poor young girl who was just brought totally— poor young girl who was just brought totally attacked and teeten— brought totally attacked and

heeten to— brought totally attacked and beaten to death . and, you know, beaten to death. and, you know, i beaten to death. and, you know, h wet— beaten to death. and, you know, h wet thet— beaten to death. and, you know, i get that there— beaten to death. and, you know, i get that there are— beaten to death. and, you know, i get that there are mitigating circumstances— i get that there are mitigating circumstances in— i get that there are mitigating circumstances in domestic abuse potenthehhw— circumstances in domestic abuse potenthehhw tn— circumstances in domestic abuse potentially in the— circumstances in domestic abuse potentially in the home. but for wootneee— potentially in the home. but for goodness sake,— potentially in the home. but for goodness sake, i— potentially in the home. but for goodness sake, i mean, what kind of goodness sake, i mean, what kind ot-toee— goodness sake, i mean, what kind ot-toee-pheee- goodness sake, i mean, what kind of-does-placeithisi of value does that place on this young— of value does that place on this wounw wrh-e— of value does that place on this young girl's life?— of value does that place on this young girl's life? and as for hhn— young girl's life? and as for hhn ee— young girl's life? and as for hhn ee-h— young girl's life? and as for him as-i mean- young girl's life? and as for him as-i mean ,- young girl's life? and as for him as i mean , he's got him as well, i mean, he's got a rnhnhrnurn— him as well, i mean, he's got a nhnhnun-weere- him as well, i mean, he's got a minimum years prison. minimum of 28 years in prison. i ton-t— minimum of 28 years in prison. i ton-t thhnh— minimum of 28 years in prison. i don't think that— minimum of 28 years in prison. i don't think that will ever be hone— don't think that will ever be hone-whhh- don't think that will ever be hone-whhh ht?- don't think that will ever be long will it? goodness long enough, will it? goodness weehoue— long enough, will it? goodness gracious-anyway- gracious me anyway, right. northw— gracious me anyway, right. thorhnw on— gracious me anyway, right. moving on .that- gracious me anyway, right.- moving on .that-though, moving on from that now, though, and moving on from that now, though, ehe—hht— moving on from that now, though, ent—hht ot— moving on from that now, though, ent—hht of e- moving on from that now, though, and—bit of a better. and hopefully a bit of a better news. - newslyou l and hopefully a bit of a better. news-newslyou are news. yes. good news if you are going— news. yes. good news if you are who when.— news. yes. good news if you are going abroad, because huge peeepon— passport delays might soon be a thhnw—ree— passport delays might soon be a thhnw—ree hht- passport delays might soon be a thing—yes i'll tell. thing of the past. yes i'll tell you— thing of the past. yes i'll tell wou whw— thing of the past. yes i'll tell wou whw rerw— thing of the past. yes i'll tell you why very shortly. i'm hethoh— you why very shortly. i'm patrick christys news patrick christys on gb news hrhtehn-e—

power again live across the uk, the— power again live across the uk, thhe he— power again live across the uk, thhe he on— power again live across the uk, this is gb news— power again live across the uk, this is gb news radio show. ohew— this is gb news radio show. ohew .— this is gb news radio show. ohew . eo— this is gb news radio show. ohew . to e— this is gb news radio show. okay , so a reminder- this is gb news radio show. okay , so a reminder of- this is gb news radio show. okay , so a reminder of that big okay, so a reminder of that big breaking news that i brought you just a few minutes ago downing street says the first flight carrying british nationals has now sudan. two more planned now left sudan. two more planned thhwhte— now left sudan. two more planned thhwhte ore— now left sudan. two more planned flights over night.— now left sudan. two more planned flights over night. okay.— 2“ two more planned flights over night. okay. so heeh— flights over night. okay. so heeh ore— flights over night. okay. so back over here— flights over night. okay. so back over here now, there's good ht— back over here now, there's good ht woure— back over here now, there's good news if you're planning to trereh— news if you're planning to travel abroad.— news if you're planning to travel abroad. rishi sunak is hophnw— travel abroad. rishi sunak is hophnw to— travel abroad. rishi sunak is hoping to strike— travel abroad. rishi sunak is hoping to strike a deal that wouht— hoping to strike a deal that would allow— hoping to strike a deal that would allow brits travelling to

the continent— would allow brits travelling to the continent to— would allow brits travelling to the continent to e—gates for the continent to use e—gates for peeepon— the continent to use e—gates for peeeport—there- the continent to use e—gates fori passport _there were passport checks. now, there were henwhw— passport checks. now, there were henwhw oueuee— passport checks. now, there were henwhw queue et— passport checks. now, there were lengthy queues at dover early the— lengthy queues at dover early thhe nonth— lengthy queues at dover early this month, but— lengthy queues at dover early this month, but such a deal wouht— this month, but such a deal would-border- this month, but such a deal- would-border crossings. would speed up border crossings. i'm would speed up border crossings. h-n tohnet— would speed up border crossings. tn rohnet no— would speed up border crossings. i'm joined now by— would speed up border crossings. i'm joined now by the former hrexht— i'm joined now by the former went-trtr— i'm joined now by the former went-trtr .— i'm joined now by the former brexit mep , rupert lowe. brexit party mep, rupert lowe. now:— brexit party mep, rupert lowe. how-the— brexit party mep, rupert lowe. how-thhe he- now, rupert, this is a fascinating- now, rupert, this is a fascinating story. this because it's fascinating story. this because ht-e-hohhtew— fascinating story. this because it's-holiday-itl it's nearly holiday season. it is-season.somel is holiday season for some peophe— is holiday season for some peophe .— is holiday season for some people --pe0ple- is holiday season for some- people .-people-been people. and people have been wonterhnw— people. and people have been wondering,-know- people. and people have been wondering, know , of eu wondering, you know, of eu nernte— wondering, you know, of eu. member—deliberate member states been deliberate trying— member states been deliberate trying to— member states been deliberate trying to how— member states been deliberate trying to hold up— member states been deliberate trying to hold up british citizens— trying to hold up british citizens at— trying to hold up british citizens at border control to try to— citizens at border control to try to maybe— citizens at border control to try to maybe dissuade their own citizens— try to maybe dissuade their own citizens from — try to maybe dissuade their own citizens from voting leave . i citizens from voting leave. i do— citizens from voting leave. i do you— citizens from voting leave. i mean, do you think there's any truth— mean, do you think there's any truth to— mean, do you think there's any truth to that? _ mean, do you think there's any truth to that? �*ftt�*tzgc truth to that? well, the whole thing is pretty mystifying. patrick, really, as usual, joy , patrick, really, as usual, joy, to te— patrick, really, as usual, joy, to be on— patrick, really, as usual, joy, to be on your— patrick, really, as usual, joy, to be on your show. let me say that— to be on your show. let me say that first. um, so ultimately, i think we all know that the british people voted to take back their sovereignty. they didn't vote for pecuniary advantage. they voted because they thought it was going to ensure that they had secure borders and they could actually vote for a government who was going to manage the country in the best interests of the people of this country. extraordinary

thing is that we actually have a massive trade deficit with europe . we equally have europe. we equally have a massive tourist— c. we equally have a massive tourist deficit with tuttpe. — massive tourist deficit with tutope. so — massive tourist deficit with europe. so far,— massive tourist deficit with europe. so far, more of our ttttzen— europe. so far, more of our ttttzen ttves— europe. so far, more of our citizen lives go— europe. so far, more of our citizen lives go and spend far money tn— citizen lives go and spend far more money in europe than come ant— more money in europe than come ant spent— more money in europe than come tnt spent money— more money in europe than come and spend money in— more money in europe than come and spend money in the uk. so tune— and spend money in the uk. so tntte nny— and spend money in the uk. so tntte nny t— and spend money in the uk. so tntte nny t wny— and spend money in the uk. so quite why ? why the— and spend money in the uk. so quite why ? why the eu - and spend money in the uk. so quite why ? why the eu other than quite why? why the eu other than this issue that you raise now is just to punish us to try and make life more difficult for those brits who want to go and get a bit of sun in march, april, may, or want to go and travel to wherever it happens to be in europe where there's sun or sea or whatever else , why or sea or whatever else, why they want to try and punish us. i don't understand. and i think a i don't understand. and i think t tt— i don't understand. and i think a ttt tt— i don't understand. and i think a ttt tt tne— i don't understand. and i think a lot of the delays are caused by ttvtt— a lot of the delays are caused by civil servants. _ a lot of the delays are caused by civil servants. usually the french civil servants, as you say, at the ports, not doing their job say, at the ports, not doing theirjob properly. but rupert, what theirjob properly. but rupert, nntt ntntt— theirjob properly. but rupert, what would you _ theirjob properly. but rupert, what would you what- but rupert, what would you what would you saw— what would you what would you say? wntt— what would you what would you say? what what— what would you what would you say? what what spend the other day say? what what spend the other tty .— say? what what spend the other tty t you — say? what what spend the other tty t you contt— say? what what spend the other day i you could see that tttnttty— day i you could see that actually we— day i you could see that actually we were treating as we tatt—

actually we were treating as we came back into— actually we were treating as we came back into the uk. m; "mil”ti came back into the uk. we were ttetttnt— came back into the uk. we were treating foreign nationals better than we were treating our own people who were having to queue at the gates to get in. yeah well, what that say, yeah well, what does that say, do think, about what britain do you think, about what britain essentially that we are from your anecdotal evidence , your anecdotal evidence, treating foreign nationals better than they are treating us? well, i think you and i wont— us? well, i think you and i ntntt agree— us? well, i think you and i would agree that- a37 well, i think you and i would agree that ultimately , would agree that ultimately, tesntte— would agree that ultimately, tesntte tne— would agree that ultimately, despite the fact— would agree that ultimately, despite the fact that british petnte— despite the fact that british people votet— despite the fact that british people voted the organs of the state— people voted the organs of the state nave— people voted the organs of the state have not— people voted the organs of the state have not delivered brexit, atttnatety— state have not delivered brexit, atttnatety tney— state have not delivered brexit, ultimately they don't agree with t. — ultimately they don't agree with t. they— ultimately they don't agree with t. they met— ultimately they don't agree with it. they tried to _ ultimately they don't agree with it. they tried to stymie- ultimately they don't agree with it. they tried to stymie it and delay it. as you know, under theresa may and all those anna soubry like creatures in parliament at the time . um, but parliament at the time. um, but at the end of the day i don't think our own sort of administrators want or believe in brexit and hence they're not helping it to happen . so i, you helping it to happen. so i, you know, it should , it should know, it should, it should logically happen very smoothly . logically happen very smoothly. we, we are part of europe. we may not be any more a member of the protectionist bloc within europe, which is why they have

all these trade surpluses, which ultimately cause all sorts of friction with other people around the world. but you know, we are ultimately europe's own we've been part of europe . we've we've been part of europe. we've we've been part of europe. we've we've basically saved themselves from themselves on a number of occasions at the huge cost of both money and lives. usually keeping either france from germany's throat or germany from france's throat . so quite why france's throat. so quite why they want to ostracise us and treat us like a like a yeah, i just wonder whether or not they want a visible symbol. they want a visible symbol— want a visible symbol. they want a visible symbol for— , they want a visible symbol for people who are a visible symbol for people who tnetn— a visible symbol for people who tnetn enn— a visible symbol for people who are their own citizens at atnnetts— are their own citizens at attaens te— are their own citizens at airports to go,- are their own citizens at airports to go, oh, you see, teet— airports to go, oh, you see, teat ,— airports to go, oh, you see, teat , tt— airports to go, oh, you see, teat , tt yea— airports to go, oh, you see, look , if you decide vote to look, if you decide to vote to teave— look, if you decide to vote to teave tne — look, if you decide to vote to leave the european union, look at—te— leave the european union, look at—te taeael leave the european union, looki at—te taeae ten at you, you'll have to queue for an extra— at you, you'll have to queue for an extra zo— at you, you'll have to queue for an extra 20 minutes to get in ant— an extra 20 minutes to get in ant eat— an extra 20 minutes to get in ant eat at— an extra 20 minutes to get in and out of the— an extra 20 minutes to get in and out of the country. and i'm tast— and out of the country. and i'm just-sane— and out of the country. and i'm just-sure whether- and out of the country. and i'm just sure whether or not just not sure whether or not tnat—tnene- just not sure whether or not. that—there rupert, that is the logic. there rupert, tnant— that is the logic. there rupert, tnant-ven- that is the logic. there rupert, thank-very much.- that is the logic. there rupert, thank very much. great that is the logic. there rupert, th.have very much. great that is the logic. there rupert, th.have you very much. great that is the logic. there rupert, th.have you on very much. great that is the logic. there rupert, th.have you on they much. great that is the logic. there rupert, th.have you on the show.�*|. great that is the logic. there rupert, th.have you on the show. ofireat to have you on the show. of tnts— to have you on the show. of course, this former brexit party tatt— mep rupert lowe there. right. tens.— mep rupert lowe there. right. lows.-come now- mep rupert lowe there. right. lows. come now between lows. more to come now between ant— lows. more to come now between ant 5.00,— lows. more to come now between now and 5:00, there's news of a new-unne— now and 5:00, there's news of a new-living payment- now and 5:00, there's news of a new living payment for new cost of living payment for tnan— new cost of living payment for tnan 8— new cost of living payment for more than 8 million households. did more than 8 million households. ntt yea— more than 8 million households. at yet get— more than 8 million households. at yet get a— more than 8 million households. did you get a cash— more than 8 million households. did you get a cash injection

tnts— did you get a cash injection tnte teat— did you get a cash injection into your bank— did you get a cash injection into your bank account today? ant— into your bank account today? ant tnene-s— into your bank account today? ant tnene-s a— into your bank account today? and there's a big— into your bank account today? and there's a big development in the and there's a big development in tne-attett— and there's a big development in the _abbott and— and there's a big development in the abbott and semitic the diane abbott and semitic stenn— the diane abbott and semitic stenn t-tt— the diane abbott and semitic storm. i'll bring— the diane abbott and semitic storm. i'll bring that to you. eat— storm. i'll bring that to you. tat test,— storm. i'll bring that to you. but first, it's— storm. i'll bring that to you. but first, it's your headlines nttn— but first, it's your headlines nttn netnany— but first, it's your headlines with bethany .— but first, it's your headlines with bethany . patrick with bethany. patrick thank you. nee-s— with bethany. patrick thank you. nete-s teat— with bethany. patrick thank you. here's your latest headlines from the gb news room at 4:30. the first flight evacuating british nationals out of sudan has left with the prime minister's spokesperson saying there'll be two further flights overnight. erg the british air force personnel boarded a plane from cyprus to sudan to help with the operation. the evacuations were given the go ahead after sudan's army and a paramilitary group which have been fighting for more than two weeks, agreed to a 72 hour ceasefire. but there have since been reports of gunfire and explosions in the capital, khartoum, and omdurman president joe biden has officially announced he's running for a second term in office , saying second term in office, saying the next election will be a fight for democracy and personal freedom. the question we're

facing is whether in the years ahead we have more freedom or less freedom , more rights or less freedom, more rights or fewer. i know less freedom, more rights or fewer . i know what less freedom, more rights or fewer. i know what i less freedom, more rights or fewer . i know what i want. the fewer. i know what i want. the to te— fewer. i know what i want. the answer to be, and— fewer. i know what i want. the answer to be, and i— i know what i want. the answer to be, and i think you do,— answer to be, and i think you to, tea— answer to be, and i think you to, tea . — answer to be, and i think you do, too . that's— answer to be, and i think you do, too . that's why- answer to be, and i think you do, too . m g do, too. that's why i'm running for re—election in the us. president it also confirmed that vtee— president it also confirmed that vice president— his 0sz it also confirmed that vice president kamala 337.25 titi’x it also confirmed that vice president kamala harris nttt— vice president kamala harris nttt nan— vice president kamala harris will run again— vice president kamala harris will run again alongside him , a will run again alongside him, a nne— will run again alongside him, a man who murdered a two year old nntte— man who murdered a two year old nntte nts— man who murdered a two year old while his mother— man who murdered a two year old while his mother was asleep anstatns— while his mother was asleep anstatns nas— while his mother was asleep upstairs has been sentenced to life upstairs has been sentenced to ttte tn— upstairs has been sentenced to ttte tn nttsen— upstairs has been sentenced to life in prison. kyle— upstairs has been sentenced to life in prison. kyle bevan aset— life in prison. kyle bevan caused catastrophic brain tntanes— caused catastrophic brain tntanes en— caused catastrophic brain injuries on lola james in july 2020. — injuries on lola james in july 2020. sne— injuries on lola james in july 2020. she died— injuries on lola james in july 2020. she died in hospital four tats— 2020. she died in hospital four tats tater.— 2020. she died in hospital four days later. the— 2020. she died in hospital four days later. the 31— 2020. she died in hospital four days later. the 31 year old tentet— days later. the 31 year old denied responsibility, claiming the denied responsibility, claiming tne tantty— denied responsibility, claiming tnetantty tet— denied responsibility, claiming the family dog pushed her down the family dog pushed her down tne states— the family dog pushed her down tne statns .— the family dog pushed her down the stairs . he— the family dog pushed her down the stairs . he was— the family dog pushed her down the stairs . he was convicted in the stairs. he was convicted in april— the stairs. he was convicted in tent .— the stairs. he was convicted in april . teta-s— the stairs. he was convicted in april . lola's mother, shinade april. lola's mother, shinade taes— april. lola's mother, shinade taes nas— april. lola's mother, shinade james, has also— april. lola's mother, shinade james, has also been sentenced to sta— james, has also been sentenced to stx teats— james, has also been sentenced to stx teats tn— james, has also been sentenced to six years in prison after tetnt— to six years in prison after tetnt taunt— to six years in prison after being found guilty of allowing her daughter's— being found guilty of allowing her daughter's death . and as her daughter's death. and as tatnet— her daughter's death. and as patrick said— her daughter's death. and as patrick said just— her daughter's death. and as patrick said just a moment ago, tnan— patrick said just a moment ago, tnan 8— patrick said just a moment ago, more than 8 million households nttt— more than 8 million households nttt start— more than 8 million households will start receiving a £301 cost of will start receiving a £301 cost at ttvtnt— will start receiving a £301 cost at ttvtnt senten— will start receiving a £301 cost of living support payment from the government— of living support payment from the government today. it's the

test— the government today. it's the test at— the government today. it's the first of three _ the government today. it's the first of three payments tetatttnt — first of three payments totalling up- first of three payments totalling up to £900 for those etttttte— totalling up to £900 for those ettgttte en— totalling up to £900 for those eligible on benefits such as antvenst— eligible on benefits such as universal credit— eligible on benefits such as universal credit or pension enettt— universal credit or pension enettt. tne— universal credit or pension credit. the department for work ant— credit. the department for work ant tenstens— credit. the department for work and pensions will— credit. the department for work and pensions will send payments antenata— and pensions will send payments automatic albie— and pensions will send payments automatic albie into people's tant— automatic albie into people's bank accounts— automatic albie into people's bank accounts .— automatic albie into people's bank accounts . you're up to date bank accounts. you're up to date on tv— bank accounts. you're up to date on tv enttne— bank accounts. you're up to date on tv online dab+— bank accounts. you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio , and on on tv online dab+ radio, and on tune— on tv online dab+ radio, and on tane tn.— on tv online dab+ radio, and on tane tn. ten— on tv online dab+ radio, and on tune in. now it's— on tv online dab+ radio, and on tune in. now it's back to tatnet— tune in. now it's back to patrick erg— tune in. now it's back to patrick erg .— patrick erg. okay,- patrick erg. okay, so low patrick erg. - okay, so low income tatnet tte. — okay, so low income households tnan— okay, so low income households teen tetar— okay, so low income households from today will— okay, so low income households from today will receive the tatest— from today will receive the tatest east— from today will receive the latest cost of— from today will receive the latest cost of living payment tnan— latest cost of living payment teen tne— latest cost of living payment from the government. 8 cc tit“ from the government. 8 million reatta— from the government. 8 million people claiming benefits, including people on universal credit, will be eligible for £301. but as food prices rise at their fastest rate in 45 years is it enough or actually, are you of the increasingly controversial view that it is maybe too much ? joining me now maybe too much? joining me now is liam halligan our economics and business editor with on the money . i ain't million people on

money. i ain't million people on benefits. yeah so this what these payments are these are special cost of living payments that came about when energy pnces that came about when energy prices were really high and obviously they're still quite high historically. and food price high historically. and food pnee — high historically. and food price rises. so these are special one off payments for people on universal benefit and some other means tested benefits. i can give you the details in a minute and that adds up to 8 million people. so i've just put on a graphic c. 3 cc ti“ so i've just put on a graphic here et— i've just put on a graphic here at tne— i've just put on a graphic here some of the key— i've just put on a graphic here some of the key facts. as we say.— some of the key facts. as we say. ts— some of the key facts. as we say. as mitten— some of the key facts. as we say, 8 million households are to receive £301. those on universal credit and some other benefits that money will arrive in their bank accounts between now and the 17th of may. and then will be payments of a roughly similar size in the autumn and then again next spring. so three payments again next spring. so three paynents et— again next spring. so three payments of around- d “ “tixc “t; so three payments of around £300. c again next spring. so three- payments of around £300. it will be att— payments of around £300. it will be all transferred _ be all transferred automatically. if you're eligible. there's no need to make a claim. but as you say,

this comes after sky high food price inflation. so food price inflation in february was 19.1, up on on on march 2022. and just another little aspect of it here, there will be additional benefits . so i've put these in a benefits. so i've put these in a graphic, too. so this summer, on top of what we've just said, over 6 million people with disabilities will get an extra £150 on top. and then in the winter coming, over 8 million pensioners will get an extra £300. and that really is to help with electricity and heating bills because we are expecting , bills because we are expecting, you know, again, quite tight energy markets this winter. so that's what the government's announced today. we thought we should on and people should come on and tell people about it. yeah, absolutely . no, about it. yeah, absolutely. no, i about it. yeah, absolutely. no, t-nttt— about it. yeah, absolutely. no, t-nttt te— about it. yeah, absolutely. no, i-will be people- i mean, it will be people presumably— i mean, it will be people- presumably—watching presumably will just be watching tnetn—nen- presumably will just be watching their_ now and- presumably will just be watching their—now and it's| their bank accounts now and it's tetneen— their bank accounts now and it's between-ant— their bank accounts now and it's between-and when- their bank accounts now and it's between and when 17th of may between now and when 17th of may if between now and when 17th of may tt vou— between now and when 17th of may tt yea-etttttte— between now and when 17th of may tt yea-etttttte. — between now and when 17th of may if you-eligible. it's- between now and when 17th of may if you eligible . c if you are eligible. it's worth saytnt— if you are eligible. it's worth saying, patrick, qualify for saying, patrick, to qualify for a payment. just a payment. yeah there's just some government rubric. bear with me . you must in receipt with me. you must be in receipt of either universal credit, an

income based jobseeker's allowance and income related employment and social support allowance. income support or working credit . or a pension working tax credit. or a pension credit . and you'll need to be credit. and you'll need to be entitled to one of those payments between january and february. this year. yeah. look, i suppose the “ /tii“ look, i suppose the bigger ntetane— look, i suppose the bigger picture stuff— look, i suppose the bigger picture stuff here is that what more can we do— picture stuff here is that what more can we do as a country to get— more can we do as a country to get peepte— more can we do as a country to get peepte att— more can we do as a country to get people off benefits and navtnt— get people off benefits and navtnt te— get people off benefits and having to rely— get people off benefits and having to rely on things like tnts— having to rely on things like tnts ant— having to rely on things like this and back— having to rely on things like this and back into the workplace , eanntnt— this and back into the workplace , eanntnt a— this and back into the workplace ,e...rng a test— this and back into the workplace , earning a good wage? well the man— , earning a good wage? well the tntnt— , earning a good wage? well the main thing that— , earning a good wage? well the main thing that causes people to be en— main thing that causes people to be on benefits,— main thing that causes people to be on benefits, obviously, old age— be on benefits, obviously, old age ,— be on benefits, obviously, old age , tat— be on benefits, obviously, old age , tat tne— be on benefits, obviously, old age , but the main thing that age, but the main thing that peepte— age, but the main thing that causes people of working age to be causes people of working age to teltenettts— causes people of working age to be.benefits is— causes people of working age to be benefits is unemployment be on benefits is unemployment and unemployment. “ and unemployment. thankfully, in the is quite low now. there the uk is quite low now. there are pockets of unemployment in certain parts of the country. we've got lots of vacancies. we've got lots of vacancies. we've over a million we've got over a million vacancies got about vacancies and we've got about 3 or 4% of the workforce is unemployed . so how can that be? unemployed. so how can that be? yeah, well , because we have what yeah, well, because we have what we call occupational and geographic mismatch. what does that mean? occupational mismatch. the people who are out

of work haven't got the skills often that employers need to fill those vacancies . that's fill those vacancies. that's occupational mismatch or they might be in the wrong part of the and they're not the country and they're not prepared the way people the country and they're not prepaiaround the way people the country and they're not prepaiaround a the way people the country and they're not prepaiaround a lot:he way people the country and they're not prepaiaround a lot:hethel people the country and they're not prepaiaround a lot:hethe us ople the country and they're not prepaiaround a lot:hethe us with move around a lot in the us with just a different culture here. so that's geographic mismatch. i think from think in general from a conservative government, these benefit payments will go down quite well . it's worth saying quite well. it's worth saying also that a lot of benefits were uprated in line with inflation by 10. so there's going to be a lot of government spending coming down the track to pay for this. yeah, and that's kind of tne—te— this. yeah, and that's kind of tne—te tet- this. yeah, and that's kind of tne—te tet youl this. yeah, and that's kind ofi the—to get you on. the point i want to get you on. teattt— the point i want to get you on.| teattt—tntnts really, which is the two things yea-e— really, which is the two things you've identified— really, which is the two things you've identified there from a censenattve— you've identified there from a conservative government. some neatt— conservative government. some watt—tatte- would argue that's quite unusual. but also just the generat—tti unusual. but also just the. general—it all, general affordability of it all, reatta— general affordability of it all, reallv- t— general affordability of it all, reallv- t-ten— general affordability of it all, really. i-for your- general affordability of it all, really. i for your average really. i mean, for your average common-woman ,- really. i mean, for your average common-woman , i. really. i mean, for your average- common-woman , i mean, common man and woman, i mean, paesanattt— common man and woman, i mean, presumably- wett— common man and woman, i mean, presumably. well, we're all paying— presumably. well, we're all paying-aren't- presumably. well, we're all. paving-aren't-we paying for this, aren't we? we are paying for this, aren't we? we ate-tarma— paying for this, aren't we? we are-pavintjithis- paying for this, aren't we? we are.paying.this. - paying for this, aren't we? we are paying this . cax are all paying for this. the tax batten— are all paying for this. the tax tatten ts— are all paying for this. the tax tatten ts at— are all paying for this. the tax burden is at year high . are all paying for this. the tax burden is at year high. i burden is at a 70 year high. i had a chat with the chancellor about this yesterday, had about 20 minutes with him with some other journalists . and i asked otherjournalists. and i asked him directly about the tax

burden and his comments ended up on the front of today's fc where he said to me , the tax burden is he said to me, the tax burden is too high . i do want to he said to me, the tax burden is too high. i do want to bring it down, but then he said, then after that me thinking, oh, lots of tory backbenchers are going to say, well, why aren't you cutting taxes? then he said, i'm not going cut taxes. the way not going to cut taxes. the way to burden down is to to get the tax burden down is to grow economy. tax is grow the economy. so tax is a share of gdp of the entire economy gets smaller because the pie gets bigger, if you like. now that doesn't mean that he's not going to cut taxes. they will they will announce tax cuts, in my view, before the next general election, but they won't do so before this election . these local elections at the beginning may . what they are beginning of may. what they are trying though, patrick trying to do, though, patrick might meet with the chancellor yesterday, minister's might meet with the chancellor yesterd to minister's might meet with the chancellor yesterd to business minister's might meet with the chancellor yesterd to business leaders er's speech to business leaders yesterday is they're trying , you yesterday is they're trying, you know, these benefit announcements with some fanfare. they're trying to say before these local elections in early may, where the tories are going to lose a thousand seats plus. right. it's going to the only

thing that sunak wants is to right. it's going to the only thing sure sunak wants is to right. it's going to the only thing sure heiak wants is to right. it's going to the only thing sure he losesints is to right. it's going to the only thing sure he loses fewer to right. it's going to the only thing sure he loses fewer seats make sure he loses fewer seats than theresa may. she lost 1300 seats when she was prime minister. they're trying to get this narrative out there that the economy has turned the corner, that things are getting better under the tories. why would labour with this would you trust labour with this recovery? stamp on recovery? trying not to stamp on the that's become a lot the recovery that's become a lot harder since we had the inflation number last week, still in double digits . so we're still in double digits. so we're going get some interest going to get some more interest rate rises probably. but the government's now saying, but look, at least we're helping people income people lower down the income scale with these one off benefit payments. that's scale with these one off benefit payments . that's good stuff. payments. that's good stuff. nan,— payments. that's good stuff. ttan, tnant— payments. that's good stuff. liam, thank you— that's good stuff. liam, thank you very much. liam nattttan— liam, thank you very much. liam nattttan ea— liam, thank you very much. liam halligan our economics and tastness— halligan our economics and business editor— halligan our economics and business editor with on the money— business editor with on the money tant— business editor with on the money right now. thousands of nurses are due— money right now. thousands of nurses are due to— money right now. thousands of nurses are due to go on strike in nurses are due to go on strike tn-tars— nurses are due to go on strike tn-tars tne- nurses are due to go on strike in _days time,-the . in a few days time, but the government— in a few days time, but the government-it's| government says that it's antantat— government says that it's unlawful. _you . government says that it's. unlawful.-you make government says that it's- unlawful.-you make of unlawful. what do you make of all unlawful. what do you make of attltntse— unlawful. what do you make of attltntse ne— unlawful. what do you make of all-this? do you— unlawful. what do you make of all-this? do you-it- unlawful. what do you make of all this? do you it is all of this? do you think it is antantat— all of this? do you think it is unlawful for— all of this? do you think it is unlawful for nurses to go on stntee— unlawful for nurses to go on state? tn— unlawful for nurses to go on strike? i'm patrick christys on gb strike? i'm patrick christys on an tens— strike? i'm patrick christys on gb news britain's news.

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the people's . channel welcome the people's. channel welcome back. now the people's. channel welcome taet. ten tne— welcome back. now the government is tattnt— back. now the government is tattng tetat— back. now the government is taking legal action against the ratat— taking legal action against the royal cattete— taking legal action against the royal college of— taking legal action against the royal college of nursing, etatntnt— royal college of nursing, claiming that— royal college of nursing, claiming that their next strike is claiming that their next strike ts en— claiming that their next strike ts en tantat. — claiming that their next strike is on lawful. so— claiming that their next strike is on lawful. so rcn members in tnttant— is on lawful. so rcn members in tnttant ae— is on lawful. so rcn members in england are preparing to take 48 nears— england are preparing to take 48 hours industrial— england are preparing to take 48 hours industrial action from april— hours industrial action from anti tne— hours industrial action from april the 30th.— hours industrial action from april the 30th. the union narrowly— april the 30th. the union narrowly voted- april the 30th. the union narrowly voted to reject the government's— narrowly voted to reject the government's latest pay offer eaten— government's latest pay offer eanten tnts— government's latest pay offer earlier this month . i'm joined earlier this month. i'm joined by— earlier this month. i'm joined by tne— earlier this month. i'm joined now by the former labour mp senten— now by the former labour mp stephen pound— now by the former labour mp stephen pound for comments on tnts— stephen pound for comments on tnts. as— stephen pound for comments on this. as stephen,— stephen pound for comments on this. as stephen, do you think tnat— this. as stephen, do you think tnat tt— this. as stephen, do you think that it should— this. as stephen, do you think that it should be— this. as stephen, do you think that it should be deemed enntnat— that it should be deemed criminal for— that it should be deemed criminal for these nurses to go on state? — criminal for these nurses to go on state? t— criminal for these nurses to go on strike? i think— criminal for these nurses to go on strike? i think the- on strike? i think the government are making a catastrophic here. you catastrophic mistake here. you know, was trade union know, i was a trade union negotiator. i did many, many negotiations. you have negotiations. look, if you have got a strike, you've got an industrial problem. industrial relations problem. there's solutions. there's only three solutions. either the employer, the government , the employee government wins, the employee wins, you negotiate wins, or you negotiate a settlement. what's going to happen is this action happen here is that this action is going to stiffen the sinews of the nurses, without doubt, of the nurses, without a doubt, isn't it, stephen, i'm sorry, but i mean, is it because this

exact same pay offer that only 54% of a 61% turnout decided to reject was accepted by unison was it accepted then by, you know , 46% of the people who know, 46% of the people who bothered to vote? i'm going to take — bothered to vote? i'm going to take tt— bothered to vote? i'm going to take tt as— bothered to vote? i'm going to take it as read— bothered to vote? i'm going to take it as read that— bothered to vote? i'm going to take it as read that the- : 7 i'm going to take it as read that the other people— take it as read that the other peepte nne— take it as read that the other people who didn't bother to vote on tnetn— people who didn't bother to vote on tnetn enn— people who didn't bother to vote on tnett pay— people who didn't bother to vote on their own pay rise accepted the on their own pay rise accepted tne-nttn— on their own pay rise accepted tne-nttn tne - on their own pay rise accepted the-with the best- on their own pay rise accepted the with the best will the deal. so with the best will in the deal. so with the best will tn—stennen- in the world, stephen, the government's— government's won these people neet — government's won these people neet—nett- government's won these people need _work and l need to get back to work and stan— need to get back to work and start-tes— need to get back to work and start-lives, which- need to get back to work and start lives, which is start saving lives, which is nnat— start saving lives, which is nnat tner-ne— start saving lives, which is what they're paid to do. tatttet— what they're paid to do. patrick unison- what they're paid to do. patrick unison represent very patrick unison represent a very small section small and very specific section of the national health service. they the majority of the actual near the majority of the actual nursing and paramedical staff. near the majority of the actual nursiido and paramedical staff. near the majority of the actual nursiido representiedical staff. near the majority of the actual nursiido representierhuge staff. near the majority of the actual nursiido representierhuge number they do represent a huge number of and ambulance of paramedics and ambulance crew. what's going crew. look what's going to happen absolutely happen here is i absolutely guarantee have much of guarantee i don't have much of a reputation. if guarantee i don't have much of a reputation . if i did, i'd stake reputation. if i did, i'd stake it reputation. if i did, i'd stake tt en— reputation. if i did, i'd stake tt en t. — reputation. if i did, i'd stake it on it. that— reputation. if i did, i'd stake it on it. that next- reputation. if i did, i'd stake it on it. that next time there's a there will be higher a there will be a higher percentage in favour percentage of people in favour of this country of this because this country does like when the does not like it when the government to the courts government grunts to the courts goes blokes goes scurrying off to the blokes and wigs and tries to and women in wigs and tries to use as a weapon against the use that as a weapon against the workforce. technically you're absolutely technically, absolutely right. technically, the under the trade union legislation, you know, they shouldn't be striking this week,

but that good? it but does that look good? it doesn't like fair play. it doesn't look like fair play. it looks the government is looks like the government is actually running to courts, actually running to the courts, scurrying high court scurrying off to the high court . otherwise, what see, with respect— . otherwise, what see, with respect ,— otherwise, what see, with respect , otherwise what happens? respect, otherwise what happens? neeaase— respect, otherwise what happens? because you— respect, otherwise what happens? because you know,— respect, otherwise what happens? because you know, i get that, you— because you know, i get that, ran tnan— because you know, i get that, you knew ,— because you know, i get that, you know , labour— because you know, i get that, you know , labour potentially not you know, labour potentially not got you know, labour potentially not get a— you know, labour potentially not get a treat— you know, labour potentially not got a great history— you know, labour potentially not got a great history when it te— got a great history when it comes to being— got a great history when it comes to being the party of law ant— comes to being the party of law ant ante.— comes to being the party of law and order. stephen— comes to being the party of law and order. stephen but you know, tnat— and order. stephen but you know, nnat ateat— and order. stephen but you know, what about being— and order. stephen but you know, what about being the party of the what about being the party of tne peepte— what about being the party of tne peepte nne— what about being the party of the people who are lying, dying in the people who are lying, dying tn-tets— the people who are lying, dying tn-tets ant— the people who are lying, dying tn-tets ant a- the people who are lying, dying in beds and a little, in hospital beds and a little, you— in hospital beds and a little, you knew,— in hospital beds and a little, you know, radical cabal of nurses who— you know, radical cabal of nurses who presumably weren't tnat— nurses who presumably weren't aware that their— nurses who presumably weren't aware that their job is to aetaattr— aware that their job is to actually save _ aware that their job is to actually save lives, decided to tate— actually save lives, decided to take tne— actually save lives, decided to take tne day— actually save lives, decided to take the day off,— actually save lives, decided to take the day off, combined with the take the day off, combined with tne junior— take the day off, combined with the junior doctors— take the day off, combined with the junior doctors strike when aetaattr— the junior doctors strike when aetaattr ts— the junior doctors strike when actually is against the legal parameters— actually is against the legal parameters of— actually is against the legal parameters of it— actually is against the legal parameters of it or they've overrun their— parameters of it or they've overrun their time frame. if tner— overrun their time frame. if tner tett— overrun their time frame. if they felt that— overrun their time frame. if they felt that strongly about it , tner— they felt that strongly about it , tner sneatt— they felt that strongly about it , they should have done it eaten— , they should have done it earlier on. _ , they should have done it earlier on. icti“ , they should have done it earlier on. icti“ earlier on. listen, i'm sorry. you know , if there's any any you know, if there's any any real fault to be laid at anybody's feet here it is. the fact that the government have allowed national health allowed the national health service almost in service to collapse almost in such that who are such a state that nurses who are actually who, you know, actually people who, you know, are out a sense of are there out of a sense of vocation, you know, pat cullen

is not some terrible militant who's to people who's trying to have people it should take the deal. she's she's a professional, she's a she's a professional, caring nurse. the majority of nurses , my wife, my sister, nurses, my wife, my sister, many, of those nurses are many, many of those nurses are actually horrified by the way that the government has allowed the absolutely the nhs to absolutely be hollowed the inside. hollowed out from the inside. look, the government to get look, the government has to get away court and round away from the court and round the negotiating that is the negotiating table. that is the negotiating table. that is the forward i can it. the only way forward i can it. stephen, how can it when they go, stephen, how can it when they to, stat— stephen, how can it when they to, star, nett— stephen, how can it when they go, okay, well, 54% of a 61% rumour,— go, okay, well, 54% of a 61% turnout, we're _ go, okay, well, 54% of a 61% turnout, we're going to give you nae-tnan— turnout, we're going to give you more-than all— turnout, we're going to give you more-than all of— turnout, we're going to give you more than all of the more pay than all of the thousands— more pay than all of the thousands and tens of thousands or thousands and tens of thousands on nantnets— thousands and tens of thousands or hundreds—of- or hundreds of thousands of reente— or hundreds of thousands of peepte-vetet- or hundreds of thousands of people-voted to- or hundreds of thousands of people voted to accept this people who voted to accept this teat. —ean-t- people who voted to accept this teat. —ean-t te- people who voted to accept this deal. _can't do that,i deal. well, they can't do that, tan-te— deal. well, they can't do that, tan-ta nett— deal. well, they can't do that, can no well, we'll never can they? no well, we'll never knew,— can they? no well, we'll never know, unfortunately . stephen know, unfortunately. stephen taunt— know, unfortunately. stephen taunt tnene — know, unfortunately. stephen pound there and he's put a pound in pound there and he's put a pound tn tne— pound there and he's put a pound tn tne nette— pound there and he's put a pound in the metre doesn't he. labour mp,— in the metre doesn't he. labour tan-tataan— in the metre doesn't he. labour mp,-labour mp- in the metre doesn't he. labour mp, labour mp stephen mp, former labour mp stephen taunt.— mp, former labour mp stephen taunt. natt— mp, former labour mp stephen pound. right. okay now though, mp, former labour mp stephen pothe. right. okay now though, mp, former labour mp stephen pothe latest. okay now though, mp, former labour mp stephen pothe latest intkay now though, mp, former labour mp stephen pothe latest in the now though, mp, former labour mp stephen pothe latest in the diana hough, to the latest in the diana racism row. yes, right . racism row. yes, that's right. tne— racism row. yes, that's right. tne jewish— racism row. yes, that's right. the jewish chronicle are tetantnt— the jewish chronicle are reporting that- the jewish chronicle are reporting that abbott her reporting that abbott sends her atsenen— reporting that abbott sends her observer-twice- reporting that abbott sends her observer twice raising observer letter twice raising stea— observer letter twice raising clear doubts— observer letter twice raising clear doubts over her claims tnat— clear doubts over her claims tnat tt— clear doubts over her claims tnat tt as— clear doubts over her claims that it was printed as a draft ant— that it was printed as a draft ant een—

that it was printed as a draft and even more— that it was printed as a draft and even more is— that it was printed as a draft and even more is this report tnat— and even more is this report tnat tne— and even more is this report tnat tne tat— and even more is this report that the mp made. no effort to anent— that the mp made. no effort to anent tne— that the mp made. no effort to amend the letter— that the mp made. no effort to amend the letter in the seven tars— amend the letter in the seven tars atten— amend the letter in the seven days atten tt— amend the letter in the seven days after it was— amend the letter in the seven days after it was sent. so restettat— days after it was sent. so yesterday, sir— days after it was sent. so yesterday, sir keir starmer said tnat— yesterday, sir keir starmer said tnat atane— yesterday, sir keir starmer said that diane abbott's comments aetaattr— that diane abbott's comments were actually anti—semitic . she were actually anti—semitic. she tan— were actually anti—semitic. she tana tatt— were actually anti—semitic. she was, for a bit of— were actually anti—semitic. she was, for a bit of context , was, for a bit of context, sartnt— was, for a bit of context, saying tnat— was, for a bit of context, saying that essentially the jewish— saying that essentially the rentsn aeapte— saying that essentially the jewish people didn't really satten— jewish people didn't really suffer racism. _ jewish people didn't really suffer racism. et cetera. et eetea— suffer racism. et cetera. et eetea .— suffer racism. et cetera. et eetea . tt— suffer racism. et cetera. et cetera . et cetera. joining me cetera. et cetera. joining me ts— cetera. et cetera. joining me now is-politics- cetera. et cetera. joining me now is politics and now is the politics and investigations at the investigations editor at the jewish—david. investigations editor at the- jewish_david rose, investigations editor at the jewizbroke david rose, investigations editor at the jewizbroke this david rose, investigations editor at the jewizbroke this story. avid rose, investigations editor at the jewizbroke this story. david)se, investigations editor at the jewizbroke this story. david talk who broke this story. david talk me tnnaatn— who broke this story. david talk me tnnaatn tt— who broke this story. david talk me through it. so— who broke this story. david talk me through it. so as far as ran-e— me through it. so as far as you're aware. so- me through it. so as far as you're aware. so she sent a tnatt— you're aware. so she sent a teat-tatt- you're aware. so she sent a draft-talk me- you're aware. so she sent a. draft-talk me through draft in twice. talk me through it. draft in twice. talk me through tt—naaaenete l draft in twice. talk me through. it. _happened? well, it. go on. what happened? well, tnat— it. go on. what happened? well, what-nas— it. go on. what happened? well, what-was tnat- it. go on. what happened? well, what-was that the- what happened was that the article, she was article, which she was responding to by tom harwood ourlady was published on the sunday before last , ourlady was published on the sunday before last, and within a very short time of that article being published, she'd written her letter in exactly the form that you've outlined . well, she that you've outlined. well, she got an automatic— that you've outlined. well, she got an automatic reply- that you've outlined. well, she got an automatic reply .- titccc “tit: well, she got an automatic reply . why? got an automatic reply. why? because— got an automatic reply. why? because sne— got an automatic reply. why? because she hadn't included a aastat— because she hadn't included a postal address— because she hadn't included a postal address and one of the netatnenents— postal address and one of the requirements of— postal address and one of the requirements of the observers tettens— requirements of the observers tettens pate— requirements of the observers tettens page ts— requirements of the observers letters page is that letters snaatt— letters page is that letters should include— letters page is that letters should include this if they're going— should include this if they're tatnt ta— should include this if they're tatnt ta te— should include this if they're going to be published. so she

astet— going to be published. so she astet ta— going to be published. so she was asked to provide that . she was asked to provide that. she did in a second email in did so in a second email in which the letter remained completely unchanged. so what we have here is somebody who responds within a very few hours of the article being published, sends in a letter containing these extraordinary comments and then sends it a second time. just three hours later. and then has a whole week to reflect upon this and which she does nothing . so it seems very strange that having fired off this letter on the sunday before last , she the sunday before last, she appears to be surprised by the contents of what she herself wrote when it was published in the observer. this past sunday. just gone. yeah but i mean, it's literally unbeliev able, though, isn't it? because you can't be satanset— isn't it? because you can't be surprised about— c 7 because you can't be surprised about something that rate— surprised about something that you'e nntten— surprised about something that you've written and i mean, look, you— you've written and i mean, look, you tnan— you've written and i mean, look, you tnan, ta— you've written and i mean, look, you tnan, ta vou— you've written and i mean, look, you know, do you think that this aatnt— you know, do you think that this point poisonous— you know, do you think that this point poisonous anti—semitism is stit— point poisonous anti—semitism is stttt atte— point poisonous anti—semitism is stttt nte tn— point poisonous anti—semitism is still rife in the— point poisonous anti—semitism is still rife in the labour party ? still rife in the labour party? i still rife in the labour party? t tttnt— still rife in the labour party? t tntnt tnat— still rife in the labour party? i think that the— still rife in the labour party? i think that the current- i think that the current leadership of the labour party has been absolutely ruthless to

follow through what keir starmer promised on the very first day he took office as leader just about three years ago, and he said that he wanted to tear out by the roots. now, i think he has scored a number of successes, lots of people who were expressing anti—semitic views within the labour party had been expelled . i went to a had been expelled. i went to a fringe meeting at the labour party conference last year of an organisation which is called jewish voice for labour. well, that sounds like it's a jewish organisation, but it's a very odd ifs organisation, but it's a very odd it's a jewish odd thing. it's a it's a jewish group or certainly contains some jews often expresses jews which often expresses views that many would regard as anti—semitic . however the main anti—semitic. however the main subject at that meeting, the fringe at the liverpool conference last year , was them conference last year, was them complaining how many of them had been expelled from the party. so yes, i think the leadership is totally sincere and actually quite ruthless. i mean, the party acted very swiftly to remove the whip from diane abbott having said that, i think it is still the case that there

are people at grass roots level in the labour party who are anti—semitic and there are people in elected offices, not so many mps any longer, but certainly councillors, i think mps will be rather careful about what they say nowadays, knowing which way the wind is blowing. i've written number of stories i've written a number of stories in past year about people in the past year about people who at the may who were elected at the may elections, just gone last year who have said extraordinary things. we one of my stories led to the labour group leader in pendle in lancashire, being suspended after making a series of deeply offensive comments in the council chamber while he was being filmed and then putting them on facebook. there's been a party investigation into that, so that implies , david, that so but that implies, david, that that and it all builds that implies and it all builds this picture of either overt anti—semitism potentially, or this. oh, anti—semitism potentially, or this . oh, whoopsie. sorry, this. oh, whoopsie. sorry, i tttn-t— this. oh, whoopsie. sorry, i didn't realise— this. oh, whoopsie. sorry, i didn't realise that- oh, whoopsie. sorry, i didn't realise that that was anti—semitic.— didn't realise that that was anti—semitic. i— didn't realise that that was anti—semitic. i didn't really maybe— anti—semitic. i didn't really nayte tntnt— anti—semitic. i didn't really maybe think that i could be anti—semitic.— maybe think that i could be anti—semitic. and that leads me to anti—semitic. and that leads me ta ny— anti—semitic. and that leads me ta my next— anti—semitic. and that leads me to my next question, which is i cant— to my next question, which is i cant nett— to my next question, which is i cant neta tat— to my next question, which is i can't help but wonder if very stnttan— can't help but wonder if very similar comments were made

aaant— similar comments were made aaant atten— similar comments were made around other demographics, other etnnte— around other demographics, other ethnic minorities,— around other demographics, other ethnic minorities, other nettttaas— ethnic minorities, other religious groups in this eaantnt— religious groups in this country. then maybe there would be country. then maybe there would te tt— country. then maybe there would be tt naatt— country. then maybe there would be tt naatt te— country. then maybe there would be it would be deemed to be a bit be it would be deemed to be a ttt at— be it would be deemed to be a ttt at a— be it would be deemed to be a ttt at a tatter— be it would be deemed to be a bit of a bigger deal. david. and i bit of a bigger deal. david. and t tast— bit of a bigger deal. david. and t test wante— bit of a bigger deal. david. and i just wonder why— bit of a bigger deal. david. and i just wonder why that is . i just wonder why that is. wett— i just wonder why that is. net. yan— i just wonder why that is. well, you know— i just wonder why that is. well, you know ,- i just wonder why that is. well, you know , anti—semitism is well, you know, anti—semitism is the ancient hatred. there are still certain christians who regard jews as the murderers of christ . there were passion plays christ. there were passion plays taking place over easter, which if you look carefully at what's said in them, is deeply anti—semitic. some of the teachings of the church over the centuries have been anti—semitic anti—semitism is ingrained in the warp and weft of many societies , and ours is no societies, and ours is no exception. so i think , yes, exception. so i think, yes, there is a different set of rules applied to anti—semitism and to jews than to other minorities. and of course, david baddiel wrote this very important book, jews don't count, which became a bestseller, which explained this very carefully and showed how anti—semitism as racism was devalued. so you have on the one level that ancient hatred . but

level that ancient hatred. but then there is also something else going on, and that is the willingness of the left to see jews as white. and this, of course, is very much at the heart of what diane abbott was saying . they believe in what is saying. they believe in what is sometimes called a hierarchy of racism, if racism towards a racism, as if racism towards a class of people who are, in many cases white. although i must remind viewers that there are many jews of colour from north african and middle eastern countries too . there are more countries too. there are more middle eastern jews in israel than there are from from europe . but because of this hierarchy of racism, there is this tendency to see jews as white, privileged and powerful and therefore, if you then follow therefore, if you then follow the logic which seems to have dictated diane abbott's letter impossible to be regarded as victims of racism and only as perpetrators. okay, victims of racism and only as perpetrators . okay, david, thank perpetrators. okay, david, thank you perpetrators. okay, david, thank yaa very— perpetrators. okay, david, thank yaa very nuan— perpetrators. okay, david, thank you very much. david— okay, david, thank you very much. david rose, who is you very much. david rose, who ts tne— you very much. david rose, who is the politics— you very much. david rose, who is the politics and— is the politics and investigations editor at the jewish— investigations editor at the jewish chronicle who broke that stay— jewish chronicle who broke that stay ataat— jewish chronicle who broke that story about diane— jewish chronicle who broke that story about diane abbott sending in story about diane abbott sending tn tna— story about diane abbott sending tn tna eaates— story about diane abbott sending in two copies and— story about diane abbott sending in two copies and then having

tats— in two copies and then having tats at— in two copies and then having seven days of cooling off pentat— seven days of cooling off penat, as— seven days of cooling off period, as you - seven days of cooling off period, as you think. anyway, it's period, as you think. anyway, tt-s tne— period, as you think. anyway, it's time now,— period, as you think. anyway, it's time now, though, for tatnet-s— it's time now, though, for patrick's pick— it's time now, though, for patrick's pick the day, where patrick's pick of the day, where i patrick's pick of the day, where i-you — patrick's pick of the day, where t-yaa a— patrick's pick of the day, where t-yaa a stan— patrick's pick of the day, where i-you a story-has- i bring you a story that has eaten— i bring you a story that has eaagnt ny— i bring you a story that has eaagnt my eye— i bring you a story that has caught my eye in the last hour, i caught my eye in the last hour, t—ataat— caught my eye in the last hour, t—ataat nann- caught my eye in the last hour, i_about harry and. i showed you about harry and netnan—anl i showed you about harry andi meghan _on kiss meghan getting caught on kiss can.— meghan getting caught on kiss can. tat— meghan getting caught on kiss cam. not really— meghan getting caught on kiss cam. not really kissing at a tastettatt— cam. not really kissing at a basketball game, but. but basketball game, but. but but i'm basketball game, but. but but t-n-tann— basketball game, but. but but t-n-tann ny- basketball game, but. but but i'm turn my attention i'm going to turn my attention now to michael gove. so he's tannaas— now to michael gove. so he's tannaas tan— now to michael gove. so he's famous for strutting his stuff in nightclubs— famous for strutting his stuff in nightclubs ,— famous for strutting his stuff in nightclubs , and apparently he in nightclubs, and apparently he is in nightclubs, and apparently he ts tesaenate— in nightclubs, and apparently he is desperate to— in nightclubs, and apparently he is desperate to appear on stnetty— is desperate to appear on strictly come— is desperate to appear on strictly come dancing. so sarah vtne— strictly come dancing. so sarah vtne tatt— strictly come dancing. so sarah vtne tatt en— strictly come dancing. so sarah vine told gb news, my ex—husband is vine told gb news, my ex—husband ts tesaenate— vine told gb news, my ex—husband ts tesaenate ta— vine told gb news, my ex—husband is desperate to do— vine told gb news, my ex—husband is desperate to do strictly well , ne— is desperate to do strictly well , ne naatt— is desperate to do strictly well , ne naatt te— is desperate to do strictly well , he would be because his enttess— , he would be because his endless videos— , he would be because his endless videos of him dancing. ant— endless videos of him dancing. ant wee— endless videos of him dancing. ant tat— endless videos of him dancing. and we've got one— endless videos of him dancing. and we've got one for you there vtenens— and we've got one for you there now. viewers can— and we've got one for you there now. viewers can see him on a tannaas— now. viewers can see him on a tanaas-aat— now. viewers can see him on a tanaas-aat tn— now. viewers can see him on a famous out in aberdeen famous night out in aberdeen tast— famous night out in aberdeen tatt-zon- - famous night out in aberdeen back 2021. michael back in august 2021. michael eave— back in august 2021. michael save-tt— back in august 2021. michael gove it absolutely large gove having it absolutely large on gove having it absolutely large an tne— gove having it absolutely large an tne tanee— gove having it absolutely large on the dance floor. i mean, good anen— on the dance floor. i mean, good tnet tnat— on the dance floor. i mean, good grief, what what— on the dance floor. i mean, good grief, what what a— on the dance floor. i mean, good grief, what what a specimen of a ta— grief, what what a specimen of a man. no wonder— grief, what what a specimen of a man. no wonder boris johnson ennstenet— man. no wonder boris johnson christened him _ man. no wonder boris johnson christened him jon bon jovi, is it? christened him jon bon jovi, is tte tnene— christened him jon bon jovi, is tte tnene you— christened him jon bon jovi, is it? there you go. _ christened him jon bon jovi, is it? there you go. i, for one, want— it? there you go. i, for one, would really— it? there you go. i, for one, would really thoroughly endorse ntenaet— would really thoroughly endorse michael gove._ would really thoroughly endorse michael gove. going on strictly cane— michael gove. going on strictly cane danette.— michael gove. going on strictly come dancing. but thought come dancing. but i thought i'd tant— come dancing. but i thought i'd tang—yan- come dancing. but i thought i'd bring—you. there'si bring that story to you. there's a ttttte— bring that story to you. there's a ttttte ttt— bring that story to you. there's a little bit of— bring that story to you. there's a little bit of light relief, tat— a little bit of light relief, tat yes— a little bit of light relief, tat yes, an— a little bit of light relief, but yes, on that note, a nentnten— but yes, on that note, a reminder of— but yes, on that note, a- reminder of-breaking reminder of the big breaking ewsaa-y tn-

reminder of the big breaking. news.-you in-last news. i brought you in the last nann— news. i brought you in the last taut—says- hour. downing street says the test— hour. downing street says the test ttttnt— hour. downing street says the first flight carrying british nattanats— first flight carrying british nationals has— first flight carrying british nationals has now sudan nationals has now left sudan nttn—aveni with two more planned over natt— with two more planned over nttnt. wnat— with two more planned over night. what more we do to night. what more can we do to tant— night. what more can we do to tnnt aan— night. what more can we do to bring our brits— night. what more can we do to bring our brits home? i've got all bring our brits home? i've got at tnat— bring our brits home? i've got all that coming— bring our brits home? i've got all that coming your way also as net.— all that coming your way also as well..fascinating_ all that coming your way also as well. fascinating about well. a fascinating story about nnetnen— well. a fascinating story about whether-teachers- well. a fascinating story about whether teachers are whether or not teachers are avetsteaatng— whether or not teachers are overstepping the mark now and tasteatty— overstepping the mark now and tasteatty tntnt— overstepping the mark now and basically trying to be parents. do basically trying to be parents. ea you— basically trying to be parents. aa yaa tntnt— basically trying to be parents. do you think that the role of patents— do you think that the role of patents ts— do you think that the role of parents is being— do you think that the role of parents is being diminished by anatant— parents is being diminished by arrogant teachers? i'm patrick cnnstys— arrogant teachers? i'm patrick cnnstys an— arrogant teachers? i'm patrick christys on gb— arrogant teachers? i'm patrick christys on gb news, britain's

channel. and i channel. and goodi i channel.- and good evening, | amt.— and good evening, everybody. it's and good evening, everybody. tt-s tast— and good evening, everybody. tt-s rust tane— and good evening, everybody. it's just gone 5:00. it's tatnet— it's just gone 5:00. it's patrick christys here on gb tens. — patrick christys here on gb tens. ant— patrick christys here on gb news. and here's what i've got eantnt— news. and here's what i've got eantnt your— news. and here's what i've got eantnt yaan nay— news. and here's what i've got coming your way in the next naan — coming your way in the next naan ves— coming your way in the next hour. yes reports of explosions ant— hour. yes reports of explosions ant tanne— hour. yes reports of explosions ant tanttne tn— hour. yes reports of explosions and gunfire in sudan as that eeasettne— and gunfire in sudan as that ceasefire looks— and gunfire in sudan as that ceasefire looks to have broken. nat— ceasefire looks to have broken. tat tne— ceasefire looks to have broken. but the breaking— ceasefire looks to have broken. but the breaking news, though , but the breaking news, though, is but the breaking news, though, tas-e— but the breaking news, though, is-are now being- is that brits are now being tann— is that brits are now being flown abroad.— is that brits are now being flown abroad. two more flights, etvtttan— flown abroad. two more flights, civilian flights— flown abroad. two more flights, civilian flights to _ flown abroad. two more flights, civilian flights to take off avennttnt— civilian flights to take off avennttnt .— civilian flights to take off overnight . can we bring our

overnight. can we bring our tnts— overnight. can we bring our nnts name— overnight. can we bring our brits home from _ overnight. can we bring our brits home from war torn sudan? we san— brits home from war torn sudan? we can see footage— brits home from war torn sudan? we can see footage there, can't nee— we can see footage there, can't net at— we can see footage there, can't net at snake— we can see footage there, can't we? of smoke billowing as the eeasette— we? of smoke billowing as the ceasefire does— we? of smoke billowing as the ceasefire does appear to have teen— ceasefire does appear to have teen beaten.— ceasefire does appear to have been broken. closer to been broken. yes, closer to name,— been broken. yes, closer to name-tnese- been broken. yes, closer to home, these monster home, though, these monster patents— home, though, these monster patents-teen— home, though, these monster parents been jailed, parents have been jailed, but many— parents have been jailed, but many-saytnt— parents have been jailed, but many-saytnt nat- parents have been jailed, but many saying not for long many are saying not for long enaatn. — many are saying not for long enaatn. tne— many are saying not for long enough. the mother of a tot who tnatatty— enough. the mother of a tot who was brutally murdered could be out was brutally murdered could be aat tn— was brutally murdered could be at tn tast— was brutally murdered could be out in just three— was brutally murdered could be out in just three years. and nnat— out in just three years. and nnat saetat— out in just three years. and what social services playing out as nett— what social services playing out as well, allowing— what social services playing out as well, allowing this kind of tenants— as well, allowing this kind of behaviour to— as well, allowing this kind of behaviour to happen. now we're tetttnt—tnta- behaviour to happen. now we're getting—into that- getting stuck right into that very,— getting stuck right into that very-shortly- getting stuck right into that very,-shortly. in- getting stuck right into that very, shortly. in other very, very shortly. in other news, yes. was— very, very shortly. in other news, yes. was prince william ttvtnt— news, yes. was prince william ttvtnt a— news, yes. was prince william giving a whopping big cash giving a whopping great big cash payatt— giving a whopping great big cash payoff ty— giving a whopping great big cash payoff by newspapers phone payoff by newspapers over phone naettnt— payoff by newspapers over phone naettnt tnat— payoff by newspapers over phone hacking that has— payoff by newspapers over phone hacking that has just been neteaset— hacking that has just been released in— hacking that has just been released in prince harry's tatest— released in prince harry's latest-court- released in prince harry's latest court drama? more released in prince harry's- latest-court drama? more on latest high court drama? more on tnat— latest high court drama? more on tnat as— latest high court drama? more on tnat as we— latest high court drama? more on tnat as we get— latest high court drama? more on that as we get it.— latest high court drama? more on that as we get it. and finally , that as we get it. and finally, asaw-— that as we get it. and finally, as-our teachers- that as we get it. and finally, as our teachers trying to as well, our teachers trying to do as well, our teachers trying to ta tne— as well, our teachers trying to ta tne iat— as well, our teachers trying to ta tne job at— as well, our teachers trying to do the job of parents for them. snaatt— do the job of parents for them. snaatt tnew— do the job of parents for them. should they just— do the job of parents for them. should they just back okay. do the job of parents for them. shotletthey just back okay. do the job of parents for them. shotlet parentst back okay. do the job of parents for them. shotlet parents be ack okay. do the job of parents for them. shotlet parents be the okay. do the job of parents for them. shotlet parents be the onesikay. do the job of parents for them. shotlet parents be the ones to y. and let parents be the ones to east— and let parents be the ones to teaen tnat— and let parents be the ones to teach that, especially sons , how teach that, especially sons, how to teach that, especially sons, how taitawants— teach that, especially sons, how to-towards women?- teach that, especially sons, how to towards women? is it to act towards women? is it neattw— to act towards women? is it neattw tne— to act towards women? is it really the role— to act towards women? is it really the role of the teacher? tatnet— really the role of the teacher? patrick christys _ really the role of the teacher? patrick christys on . gb news? patrick christys on. gb news? wean— patrick christys on. gb news? wean tt-s—

patrick christys on. gb news? yeah, it's three— patrick christys on. gb news? yeah, it's three years potentially - yeah, it's three years potentially three years. long enaatn— potentially three years. long enaatn tan— potentially three years. long enawtn tan a— potentially three years. long enough for a woman who was a pat— enough for a woman who was a pat at— enough for a woman who was a pat at a— enough for a woman who was a ran at a wet— enough for a woman who was a part of a murder trial involving a twa— part of a murder trial involving atwa wean— part of a murder trial involving a twa year att. — part of a murder trial involving a two year old. i'm not sure was— a two year old. i'm not sure was tant— a two year old. i'm not sure that's long enough. gb views a gb that's long enough. gb views a an wews— that's long enough. gb views a an news at.— that's long enough. gb views a gb news .uk. and— that's long enough. gb views a gb news .uk. and also, do teaenens— gb news .uk. and also, do teachers need— gb news .uk. and also, do teachers need to back off and let teachers need to back off and tet patents— teachers need to back off and let parents actually be the ones to let parents actually be the ones ta taat— let parents actually be the ones ta taat atten— let parents actually be the ones to look after their— let parents actually be the ones to look after their kids? that enatt— to look after their kids? that enatt atatn— to look after their kids? that email again gb— to look after their kids? that email again gb views at gbnews.uk.— email again gb views at gbnews.uk. now though, headlines with gbnews.uk. now though, headlines wttn nannaa— gbnews.uk. now though, headlines wttn nannaa .— gbnews.uk. now though, headlines with bannau . patrick thank you. with bannau. patrick thank you. i'm with bannau. patrick thank you. tn netnanw— with bannau. patrick thank you. i'm bethany elsey_ with bannau. patrick thank you. i'm bethany elsey with- with bannau. patrick thank you. i'm bethany elsey with your top stories from the gp newsroom at 5:02, the first flight evacuating british nationals out of sudan has left with the prime minister's spokesperson saying there will be two further flights overnight . but earlier, flights overnight. but earlier, british air force personnel boarded a plane from cyprus to sudan to help with the operation. the evacuation were given the go ahead after sudan's army and a paramilitary group, which have been fighting for more than two weeks, agreed to a 72 hour ceasefire. but there have since been reports of

gunfire and explosions in the capital khartoum and omdurman . capital khartoum and omdurman. we urgently need to get british nattanats— we urgently need to get british nationals out— we urgently need to get british nationals out as— we urgently need to get british nationals out as soon as aassttte— nationals out as soon as possible, particularly those wttn— possible, particularly those at ttnw— possible, particularly those with tiny children, those who are medically— with tiny children, those who are medically unwell and those wna— are medically unwell and those who-disabled. _ are medically unwell and those who-disabled. the- are medically unwell and those who disabled. the reality is who are disabled. the reality is tnat— who are disabled. the reality is tnat tne— who are disabled. the reality is that the foreign— who are disabled. the reality is that the foreign office made a teetstan— that the foreign office made a decision .they— that the foreign office made a decision .they-it- that the foreign office made a decision they it was decision that they felt it was nat— decision that they felt it was nat sate— decision that they felt it was nat sate ta — decision that they felt it was not safe to move— decision that they felt it was not safe to move while there was not safe to move while there was na eeasettne— not safe to move while there was no ceasefire _that- not safe to move while there was no ceasefire _that is- no ceasefire in place. that is atwaasw— no ceasefire in place. that is obviously not— no ceasefire in place. that is obviously not the— no ceasefire in place. that is obviously not the same judgement that obviously not the same judgement tnat—aattnens- obviously not the same judgement that—partners madei that our european partners made and .americans_ that our european partners made and .americans on- that our european partners made and americans on their part and the americans on their part nave— and the americans on their part have _evacuate. and the americans on their parti have _evacuate at have decided not to evacuate at at.— have decided not to evacuate at at. even— have decided not to evacuate at at. ten naw— have decided not to evacuate at all. even now, although a eeasettne— all. even now, although a ceasefire supposed in place, ceasefire is supposed in place, tnene— ceasefire is supposed in place, there-continue- ceasefire is supposed in place, there-continue to- ceasefire is supposed in place, there continue to be some there does continue to be some ttgnttnt— there does continue to be some ttenttne ant— there does continue to be some fighting and therefore this will be-extraction- fighting and therefore this will be-extraction .- fighting and therefore this will be extraction . that be a difficult extraction. that tne— be a difficult extraction. that was the chair— be a difficult extraction. that was the chair of— be a difficult extraction. that was the chair of the foreign attatns— was the chair of the foreign affairs select— was the chair of the foreign affairs select committee, alicia teans— affairs select committee, alicia kearns speaking. _ affairs select committee, alicia kearns speaking. j”tit; titzi“ affairs select committee, alicia kearns speaking. j”tit; t:ti“c kearns speaking. president joe biden has officially announced he's running for a second term in office , saying the next in office, saying the next election will be a fight for democracy and personal freedom. i ran for president four years ago. i said we're in a battle tan— ago. i said we're in a battle tan tne— ago. i said we're in a battle tan tne saat— ago. i said we're in a battle for the soul of— g i said we're in a battle for the soul of america and we stit— for the soul of america and we stttt ae— for the soul of america and we stttt .— for the soul of america and we still are . the— for the soul of america and we still are . the question we're still are. the question we're taetnt— still are. the question we're taetnt ts— still are. the question we're facing is whether in the years aneat— facing is whether in the years aneat we— facing is whether in the years ahead we have— facing is whether in the years ahead we have more freedom or tess— ahead we have more freedom or tess tneetan — ahead we have more freedom or tess tneetan ,— ahead we have more freedom or

less freedom , more rights or less freedom, more rights or tewen— less freedom, more rights or tewen .— less freedom, more rights or tewen. t— less freedom, more rights or tewen. t tnaw— less freedom, more rights or fewer . i know what less freedom, more rights or fewer. i know what i less freedom, more rights or fewer . i know what i want the fewer. i know what i want the ta te— fewer. i know what i want the answer to be, and— fewer. i know what i want the answer to be, and i think you do,— answer to be, and i think you ta, taa— answer to be, and i think you ta, taa. tnts— answer to be, and i think you do, too. this is— answer to be, and i think you do, too. this is not a time to te— do, too. this is not a time to be complacent— do, too. this is not a time to be complacent .— do, too. this is not a time to be complacent . that's why i'm be complacent. that's why i'm nanntnt— be complacent. that's why i'm nanntnt tan— be complacent. that's why i'm running for re—election . running for re—election. the us ttesttent— running for re—election. the us president also— running for re—election. the us president also confirmed that vice president kamala harris will run again alongside him. already the oldest president in history if he's re—elected , joe history if he's re—elected, joe biden will be 86 at the end of a second term. a man who murdered a two year old while her mother was asleep upstairs has been sentenced to life in prison. kyle bevan caused catastrophic brain injuries on lola james in july 2020. she died in hospital four days later. the 31 year old denied responsibility , claiming denied responsibility, claiming the family dog pushed her down the family dog pushed her down the stairs. he was convicted in april. lola's mother , shinade april. lola's mother, shinade james, has also been sentenced to six years in prison after being found guilty of allowing her daughter's death. the judge said shinade priority caused her

relationship with kyle over concern for her daughter. she got up and saw kyle .. tiitctg she got up and saw kyle bevan natttnt— got up and saw kyle bevan holding lola— got up and saw kyle bevan holding lola by— got up and saw kyle bevan holding lola by her bed, but wnen— holding lola by her bed, but wnen ne— holding lola by her bed, but when he said,— holding lola by her bed, but when he said, i've got this, she tast— when he said, i've got this, she iast went— when he said, i've got this, she rast went away.— when he said, i've got this, she just went away. she did not go tnta— just went away. she did not go tnta tata-s— just went away. she did not go into lola's bedroom or have a proper— into lola's bedroom or have a water taat— into lola's bedroom or have a water taat at— into lola's bedroom or have a proper look at what had naaaenet.— proper look at what had happened.she proper look at what had happened. she went back to her tet— happened. she went back to her tet ant— happened. she went back to her own bed and left.— happened. she went back to her own bed and left. lola alone wttn— own bed and left. lola alone an we— own bed and left. lola alone with kyle while— own bed and left. lola alone with kyle while all she slept tannt— with kyle while all she slept tannt tnat— with kyle while all she slept during that night, he carried out during that night, he carried aat tne— during that night, he carried out the further— during that night, he carried out the further attacks on lola, wnten— out the further attacks on lola, wnten ttttet— out the further attacks on lola, which kitted .— out the further attacks on lola, which kitted . her _ out the further attacks on lola, which killed . her which killed. her lawyers for tnnee— which killed. her lawyers for prince harry say prince william settled a phone hacking claim against rupert murdoch's uk newspaper arm in 2020 for a very large sum. in a statement made by the duke of sussex, the prince of wales made a secret deal with the tabloid group to avoid taking to the witness box and recounting private and highly sensitive details . it's

highly sensitive details. it's also claimed the late queen had been involved in discussions and in 2017 had given prince harry permission to pursue the case. the duke of sussex's legal team is in court today suing the news group newspapers over alleged unlawful information gathering. the hearing is expected to last three days. a new report has found online images of children as young as seven being sexually abused has risen by almost two thirds since 2020. the internet watch foundation says the number of web pages hosting the most extreme material has doubled in recent years, with children under two years old suffering abuse. under two years old suffering abuse . the nspcc is calling on abuse. the nspcc is calling on the government to ensure website owners are held liable for failing to tackle child sexual abuse on their sites. fire and rescue service employees will be subject to tougher criminal record checks under new government plans. it's in response to a report earlier this year which found evidence of bullying, harassment and discrimination across uk

services. the new legislation means dbs background checks will show spent convictions , show spent convictions, cautions, reprimands and final warnings. police, crime and fire minister chris philp says it will protect staff and the public. and singer songwriter and actor harry belafonte has died at the age of 96. he said they'll be like , um, and we they'll be like, um, and we won't go home. he had a string of hit songs, but was best known for day—o in 1956. later in life , he turned his hand to political activism , dedicating political activism, dedicating his life as a campaigner for black civil rights in the us . black civil rights in the us. his agent confirmed he died of congestive heart failure . you're congestive heart failure. you're up to date on gb news. now it's back to .

back to. patrick okay, so back to. patrick- . okay, so welcome back to. patrick— . okay, so welcome back. now okay, so welcome back. now we start . okay, so welcome back. now we start wttn— . okay, so welcome back. now we start with _ attempt. . okay, so welcome back. now we sta' rescue _ attempt. okay, so welcome back. now we sta'rescue thousands attempt okay, so welcome back. now we sta'rescue thousands british pt to rescue thousands of british etttzens— to rescue thousands of british citizens—sudan- to rescue thousands of british citizens—sudan .- to rescue thousands of british. citizens—sudan . and citizens trapped in sudan. and we've been waiting all day to near— we've been waiting all day to hear confirmation the hear of confirmation that the tast— first flight carrying uk nationals— first flight carrying uk nationals has departed the nationals has departed to the satetw— nationals has departed to the satetw at— nationals has departed to the safety of cyprus.— nationals has departed to the safety of cyprus. and just a start— safety of cyprus. and just a start wntte— safety of cyprus. and just a short while ago— safety of cyprus. and just a short while ago it was confirmed tnat— short while ago it was confirmed tnat ane— short while ago it was confirmed that one flight— short while ago it was confirmed that one flight had taken off , that one flight had taken off, wttn— that one flight had taken off, an twa — that one flight had taken off, with two more— that one flight had taken off, with two more scheduled to take ataee— with two more scheduled to take place overnight.— with two more scheduled to take place overnight. we've also newt— place overnight. we've also heard worrying— place overnight. we've also heard worrying local reports of saants— heard worrying local reports of saants at— heard worrying local reports of sounds of gunfire— heard worrying local reports of sounds of gunfire and heavy antttew— sounds of gunfire and heavy atttttew tn— sounds of gunfire and heavy artillery in khartoum's twin atw— artillery in khartoum's twin ettw at— artillery in khartoum's twin city of omdurman on and also aaant— city of omdurman on and also around khartoum— city of omdurman on and also around khartoum itself, sattesttne— around khartoum itself, suggesting that the 72 hour eeasettne— suggesting that the 72 hour ceasefire may— suggesting that the 72 hour ceasefire may have been broken . ceasefire may have been broken. our ceasefire may have been broken. aw name— ceasefire may have been broken. our home security— ceasefire may have been broken. our home security editor mark wate— our home security editor mark wntte, nas— our home security editor mark white, has the _ our home security editor mark white, has the latest for us. yest _ white, has the latest for us. ves want.— white, has the latest for us. yes, mark. okay.— white, has the latest for us. yes, mark. okay. so some good ant— yes, mark. okay. so some good news and some— yes, mark. okay. so some good news and some bad news there. teatwe— news and some bad news there. teatwe wean— news and some bad news there. teatwe wean t— news and some bad news there. really? yeah i mean, i think some encouraging is some encouraging news in what is a-tense— some encouraging news in what is a-tense ant— some encouraging news in what is a tense and worrying a very tense and worrying sttaattan— a very tense and worrying situation-the- a very tense and worrying situation the ground there. situation on the ground there. taa— situation on the ground there. you mentioned— situation on the ground there. you mentioned those- situation on the ground there. you mentioned those two- situation on the ground there. you mentioned those two cities where we have been getting fairly persistent reports of gunfire and explosions is indicating that to some extent, the ceasefire has not been

holding overall, we're told that the ceasefire is still holding, but it's very difficult for anyone in a civilian area to weigh up the risks of staying put . or do you go go on what is put. or do you go go on what is understandably a very perilous journey up towards this air base in the northern suburbs of khartoum in the hope of getting away , you have to pass through away, you have to pass through multiple checkpoints and you just don't know what you'll be greeted with when you come near these checkpoints. so it's a very difficult process. and the fact is, unlike the diplomats who were escorted out by the special forces at the weekend, these civilians will not have any protection at all until they get to that air base. i've been taking a look at the situation asian on the ground in sudan in at raf akrotiri in cyprus , at raf akrotiri in cyprus, additional uk military personnel

all have flown out to sudan to help with the evacuation of up to 4000 british passport holders. dozens of rescue flights will be needed in the coming days for those civilian uns who managed to find their way to a secure air base in khartoum's northern suburbs overnight , the saudi arabian overnight, the saudi arabian naval vessel hms yanbu, as arrived in the port of jeddah, having left sudan with almost 200 civilian evacuees as men, women and children from more than two dozen countries, inaya , including the uk and other western nations. this is a multinational effort to rescue thousands trapped in the conflict zone . i'm very pleased conflict zone. i'm very pleased that a ceasefire has been announced by the leadership of the factions on the ground and therefore we are initiating an

evacuation plan. the situation remains dangerous— evacuation plan. the situation remains dangerous ,- f the situation remains dangerous , it's volatile remains dangerous, it's volatile ant— remains dangerous, it's volatile and unpredictable. the royal taw— and unpredictable. the royal navy tntate— and unpredictable. the royal navy frigate hms lancaster is atneatw— navy frigate hms lancaster is atneatw tn— navy frigate hms lancaster is already in the— navy frigate hms lancaster is already in the region and is bent— already in the region and is being reatt— already in the region and is being ready to— already in the region and is being ready to help if needed wttn— being ready to help if needed with evacuations— being ready to help if needed with evacuations from the port of with evacuations from the port at satan— with evacuations from the port at satan ,— with evacuations from the port of sudan , sources— with evacuations from the port of sudan , sources say 1400 uk of sudan, sources say 1400 uk nttttaw— of sudan, sources say 1400 uk military personnel— of sudan, sources say 1400 uk military personnel could be tnwawet— military personnel could be involved in— military personnel could be involved in the— military personnel could be involved in the operation in the tats— involved in the operation in the taws aneat. — involved in the operation in the days ahead. as— involved in the operation in the days ahead. c “ days ahead. as military planners take advantage of a three day ceasefire between the warring factions . in ceasefire between the warring factions. in but sudanese ceasefire between the warring factions . in but sudanese doctor factions. in but sudanese doctor tariq ahmed told us the situation remains extremely volatile and could easily descend into violence again. at any time this becomes a massive and we've seen the tanks blocking the roads and there's two missiles, for example , two missiles, for example, yesterday they fell about one

kilometre far from my home and they destroyed eight houses and they destroyed eight houses and they kill all the civilian people for now, the bulk of the evacuations will be by air. this flight arrived in kenya overnight with dozens of kenyan , somali and saudi students as british nationals are being advised to travel to a secure air base in the northern suburbs of khartoum . but that journey of khartoum. but that journey remains full of risk, with multiple military checkpoints to negotiate it. and unlike the uk diplomats and their families evacuated at the weekend , these evacuated at the weekend, these civilians will be on their own as they try to find the best and safest route out of the conflict zone. mark white gb news okay, so joining me now is patrick benham, crosswell, former army officer, author and commentator as well. patrick, thank you very naen — as well. patrick, thank you very naen tan— as well. patrick, thank you very much for joining— as well. patrick, thank you very much forjoining us.— patrick, thank you very much forjoining us. what do you much for joining us. what do you mate— much for joining us. what do you make at— much for joining us. what do you make at tne— much for joining us. what do you make of the fact— much for joining us. what do you make of the fact that now etwttan — make of the fact that now civilian an _ make of the fact that now civilian an or—

make of the fact that now civilian an or flights carrying etwttans— civilian an or flights carrying etwttans t— civilian an or flights carrying civilians i should say have aetaatw— civilians i should say have actually taken— civilians i should say have actually taken off? well eteanw— actually taken off? well clearly, that's- actually taken off? well clearly, that's very good news. tn — clearly, that's very good news. tn rast— clearly, that's very good news. tn rast slightly— clearly, that's very good news. i'm just slightly worried- clearly, that's very good news. i'm just slightly worried about the numbers game. um, they seem to be the numbers game. um, they seem ta te astnt— the numbers game. um, they seem to be using hercules— the numbers game. um, they seem to be using hercules and- g um, they seem to be using hercules and they'll saw— to be using hercules and they'll can too,— to be using hercules and they'll can too, maybe— to be using hercules and they'll carry 100, maybe 120 people in the carry 100, maybe 120 people in tne tast— carry 100, maybe 120 people in tne taet . — carry 100, maybe 120 people in the back. um,— carry 100, maybe 120 people in the back . um, you- carry 100, maybe 120 people in the back. t:tit carry 100, maybe 120 people in the back . t:tit carry 100, maybe 120 people in the back. titit the back. um, you do the maths and that means they'll need to get 40 flights out . okay. all get 40 flights out. okay. all right. so, get 40 flights out. okay. all nent. sa, sa— get 40 flights out. okay. all right. so, so, so— get 40 flights out. okay. all right. so, so, so what- gtic ”0 gut; okay. all right. so, so, so what more snaatt— right. so, so, so what more snaatt we— right. so, so, so what more should we be— right. so, so, so what more should we be doing? or could we be should we be doing? or could we te doma— should we be doing? or could we be doingt as— should we be doing? or could we be tatnt, as tan— should we be doing? or could we be doing, as far as— should we be doing? or could we be doing, as far as you're concerned, really ? ”ti: be doing, as far as you're— concerned, really ? um , we're , we concerned, really? um, we're, we seem to be desperately short of airframes to get this operation underway, and it's notable that the ones we're using are going to be retired in june. um we seem to be very late into the game on this. i mean, there will have been contingency plans and this is one almost standard scenario that's practised for pretty much every where but by the military. but of course the military only providing the logistics bit of it. um , and logistics bit of it. um, and like everything— logistics bit of it. um, and like everything like- ctittg sci: c c um, and like everything like everything in like everything like everything

tn nttttaw— like everything like everything in military life— like everything like everything in military life ,— like everything like everything in military life , the, the in military life, the, the tagtsttes— in military life, the, the logistics are _ in military life, the, the logistics are to an extent is wat— logistics are to an extent is wnat tt— logistics are to an extent is wnat tt ts. — logistics are to an extent is what it is. you— logistics are to an extent is what it is. /t:itc. i“ c ii what it is. you can't accelerate it quickly. it seems to me that we've been late— it quickly. it seems to me that we've been late to— it quickly. it seems to me that we've been late to get- c t:c {

argument that says, well, you mate— argument that says, well, you nate tne— argument that says, well, you nate tne-taa- argument that says, well, you made the you know, the made the choice, you know, the tenant — made the choice, you know, the aaant—awn- made the choice, you know, the. ground,_own decisions. ground, make your own decisions. i ground, make your own decisions. t tntnt— ground, make your own decisions. ttntnt tnat-s— ground, make your own decisions. i think that's quite— ground, make your own decisions. i think that's quite harsh. um, but i think that's quite harsh. um, tat at— i think that's quite harsh. um, tat at tne— i think that's quite harsh. um, but at the same— i think that's quite harsh. um, but at the same time,- i think that's quite harsh. um, but at the same time, the, the logistic challenge of repatriating everyone on at short notice is something that we're demonstrably not able to deliver. um okay. all right. and are deliver. um okay. all right. and you— deliver. um okay. all right. and are you concerned— deliver. um okay. all right. and are you concerned as— titic all right. and are you concerned as this eeasettne— are you concerned as this ceasefire disappears for broken . t— ceasefire disappears for broken now , i mean, are— ceasefire disappears for broken now , i mean, are you concerned now, i mean, are you concerned for now, i mean, are you concerned tan tne— now, i mean, are you concerned for the potential— now, i mean, are you concerned for the potential loss of life to for the potential loss of life ta aa— for the potential loss of life to our actual— for the potential loss of life to our actual troops, not just etwttans— to our actual troops, not just civilians who— to our actual troops, not just civilians who there now? civilians who are out there now? taa— civilians who are out there now? vaa-tne— civilians who are out there now? you _the coalface - civilians who are out there now? you-the coalface ? i civilians who are out there now? you the coalface ? civilians who are out there now?. you-the coalface ? um , you know, at the coalface? um, nat— you know, at the coalface? um, nat watta— you know, at the coalface? um, not overly, because— you know, at the coalface? um, not overly, because that's what they do. i think the problem at— they do. i think the problem wttt sane— they do. i think the problem will come if— they do. i think the problem will come if people- titit i think the problem will come if people start sawtne— will come if people start sawtnt. wett— will come if people start saying, well, hang about, tnese-s— saying, well, hang about, tnene-s a— saying, well, hang about, there's a bunch of civilians, aaan— there's a bunch of civilians, town nan — there's a bunch of civilians, 500m from the— there's a bunch of civilians, 500m from the airport, can you sent— 500m from the airport, can you send some soldiers— 500m from the airport, can you send some soldiers to go and eseatt— send some soldiers to go and eseatt tnen— send some soldiers to go and escort them back— send some soldiers to go and escort them back in? ' i escort them back in? and of to you— escort them back in? and of course, do you think we should do that? sorry. if that situation if situation situation if that situation happens where because we are heanng happens where because we are hearing reports right now of people who left khartoum because hearing reports right now of pethet who left khartoum because hearing reports right now of pethe fighting,: khartoum because hearing reports right now of pethe fighting, who rtoum because hearing reports right now of pethe fighting, who nown because hearing reports right now of pethe fighting, who now can'tause of the fighting, who now can't get back into it because of the

fighting so do you think fighting again, so do you think that we should just leave them . that we should just leave them. if that's if you can't make a situation better , what are you situation better, what are you going to do? you know, the whole eaaatn— going to do? you know, the whole eaaatn ts— going to do? you know, the whole evacuation is depending- git “g titit7 you know, the whole evacuation is depending on the tatte— evacuation is depending on the tnattte taeat— evacuation is depending on the fragile local agreements with the sudanese— fragile local agreements with the sudanese government and tnteet— the sudanese government and tnteet tnetn— the sudanese government and indeed their opponents to enable aeaate— indeed their opponents to enable aeaate ta— indeed their opponents to enable aeaate ta tw— indeed their opponents to enable aeaate ta tw att— indeed their opponents to enable aeaate ta tw tat .— indeed their opponents to enable people to fly big , slow aircraft people to fly big, slow aircraft in people to fly big, slow aircraft tn ant— people to fly big, slow aircraft tn ant aat— people to fly big, slow aircraft in and out of— people to fly big, slow aircraft in and out of that— people to fly big, slow aircraft in and out of that airfield. if tnat— in and out of that airfield. if that agreement— in and out of that airfield. if that agreement goes, then everyone's done. i don't think tt-s— everyone's done. i don't think tt-s a— everyone's done. i don't think tt-s a ase— everyone's done. i don't think tt-s a at— everyone's done. i don't think it's a case of ,— everyone's done. i don't think it's a case of, um,- everyone's done. i don't think it's a case of, um, abandon eanntnt— it's a case of, um, abandon eanntnt a— it's a case of, um, abandon eanntnt a tn— it's a case of, um, abandon earning a in order to rescue be tt-s— earning a in order to rescue be tt-s stnaw— earning a in order to rescue be tt-s stnaw nat— earning a in order to rescue be it's simply not possible for the nnttsn— it's simply not possible for the british armed— it's simply not possible for the british armed forces or anyone etse— british armed forces or anyone etse ta— british armed forces or anyone etse ta 90— british armed forces or anyone etse ta 90 ant— british armed forces or anyone else to go and rescue someone aatstte— else to go and rescue someone aatstte at— else to go and rescue someone aatstte at a— else to go and rescue someone outside of a perimeter that's teen— outside of a perimeter that's teen aweet— outside of a perimeter that's been agreed with the locals. antess— been agreed with the locals. antess you— been agreed with the locals. unless you say,— been agreed with the locals. unless you say, do you know wat— unless you say, do you know was were— unless you say, do you know what? we're taking a side in tnts— what? we're taking a side in we wa— what? we're taking a side in we at— what? we're taking a side in this war at short— what? we're taking a side in this war at short notice as wet.— this war at short notice as wet. ant— this war at short notice as well. and we're- this war at short notice as well. and we're going to fight our well. and we're going to fight way— well. and we're going to fight waw tn— well. and we're going to fight our way in and— well. and we're going to fight

our way in and fight our way aat— our way in and fight our way at ant— our way in and fight our way out. and that's— our way in and fight our way out. and that's i— our way in and fight our way out. and that's i can't imagine nanw— out. and that's i can't imagine many aeaate— out. and that's i can't imagine many people volunteering for tnat— many people volunteering for tnat-tntaw— many people volunteering for that friday afternoon. that on a friday afternoon. wett— that on a friday afternoon. watt. na— that on a friday afternoon. well, no, no, look,- that on a friday afternoon. well, no, no, look, patrick, thank you very much. absolute pleasure, patrick. ben crosswell, former army officer and and commentator as and author and commentator as well. let's just reacting well. now, let's just reacting to breaking news. brits are to that breaking news. brits are still trapped in sudan. flights are off. but yeah, there are taking off. but yeah, there is about is that concern that we're about to a situation to be confronted by a situation if already, where if we aren't already, where brits who are outside a brits who are outside of a perimeter simply cannot be rescued unless we unleash troops into the situation. and that is a massive escalation, isn't it? but there we go. moving on now. a man has been jailed for life with a minimum term of 28 years for the murder of his two year old stepdaughter, daughter lola . james was killed by kyle bevan in she suffered more than in 2020. she suffered more than 100 injuries and died in hospital four days after she was attacked . i believe now we're attacked. i believe now we're going to go to jack carson. he's at swansea crown court for us. look jack, a massive discrepancy in the sentences here for the stepfather compared to the

mother and also huge question marks over social services yet again. jack . well patrick, i again. jack. well patrick, i kind of mentioned previously, of course, that pembrokeshire county council have opened a child practise review into the death of lola james, although they do kind of stress that the council does have some historical involvement with lola, but nothing . and the local lola, but nothing. and the local aatnantw— lola, but nothing. and the local aatnantw as— lola, but nothing. and the local authority was not— “3 and the local authority was not involved at tne— authority was not involved at tne tne— authority was not involved at tne ttne at— authority was not involved at the time of the— authority was not involved at the time of the death or indeed at any— the time of the death or indeed at any tne— the time of the death or indeed at any time during— the time of the death or indeed at any time during the relationship- at any time during the relationship between shinade ranes— relationship between shinade tanes ant— relationship between shinade james and carl— relationship between shinade james and carl bevan . of course, james and carl bevan. of course, can— james and carl bevan. of course, can tetan— james and carl bevan. of course, carl bevan today— james and carl bevan. of course, carl bevan today sentenced to atte— carl bevan today sentenced to life imprisonment with a serving a ntntnan— life imprisonment with a serving antntnnwn tenn— life imprisonment with a serving a minimum term of 28 years tetane— a minimum term of 28 years tetane ne— a minimum term of 28 years before he can— a minimum term of 28 years before he can come out possibly on before he can come out possibly an tteenee— before he can come out possibly an tteenee. tt— before he can come out possibly on licence, if that— before he can come out possibly on licence, if that is something tnat— on licence, if that is something tnat tne— on licence, if that is something that the parole— on licence, if that is something that the parole board of course aweet— that the parole board of course aweet ta— that the parole board of course aweet ta wttn— that the parole board of course agreed to with shinade james who was agreed to with shinade james who taant— agreed to with shinade james who taant eatttw— agreed to with shinade james who was found guilty of— agreed to with shinade james who was found guilty of causing or attawtnt— was found guilty of causing or attawtnt tne— was found guilty of causing or allowing the death of her taaenten— allowing the death of her daughter. it's— allowing the death of her daughter. it's a minimum term of tntee— daughter. it's a minimum term of tnnee wears— daughter. it's a minimum term of tnnee wears tn— daughter. it's a minimum term of three years in custody out of a tatat— three years in custody out of a total sentence _ three years in custody out of a total sentence of— three years in custody out of a total sentence of six years. vae— total sentence of six years. vae ntnt— total sentence of six years. you're right. there is a bit of

ant— you're right. there is a bit of ttnt at— you're right. there is a bit of kind of disparity— you're right. there is a bit of kind of disparity there. but of course , when— kind of disparity there. but of course , when it— kind of disparity there. but of course , when it came to actually course, when it came to actually sentenetnt — course, when it came to actually sentencing them _ course, when it came to actually sentencing them both, here is wat— sentencing them both, here is wnat tw— sentencing them both, here is what mr justice— sentencing them both, here is what mr justice griffiths sentencing them both, here is what mrjustice griffiths had to what mr justice griffiths had to say what mr justice griffiths had to saw .— what mr justice griffiths had to saw . tnese— what mr justice griffiths had to saw . tnene ts— what mr justice griffiths had to say . there is only— what mr justice griffiths had to say . there is only one sentence say. there is only one sentence for say. there is only one sentence tan nwte— say. there is only one sentence tan ate .— say. there is only one sentence for murder , and— say. there is only one sentence for murder , and that is for murder, and that is imprisonment for life . i must imprisonment for life. i must atsa— imprisonment for life. i must atsa set— imprisonment for life. i must atsa set tne— imprisonment for life. i must also set the minimum term that cant— also set the minimum term that can tetan— also set the minimum term that carl bevan must— also set the minimum term that carl bevan must serve before he can even be considered for eeatse— can even be considered for release on licence by the parole taant.— release on licence by the parole taant. tt— release on licence by the parole taant. tt ts— release on licence by the parole board. it is possible he will te— board. it is possible he will never be released as that will naaaen— never be released as that will naaaen anw— never be released as that will naaaen anw tt— never be released as that will happen only if and when the tanate— happen only if and when the parole board— happen only if and when the parole board is— happen only if and when the parole board is satisfied that tetenttan— parole board is satisfied that detention is— parole board is satisfied that detention is no— parole board is satisfied that detention is no longer necessary for detention is no longer necessary tan tne— detention is no longer necessary for the protection _ detention is no longer necessary for the protection of the aatstte.— for the protection of the public. that— for the protection of the public. that is why it is called a — public. that is why it is called a minimum term.— public. that is why it is called a minimum term. even if he is neteaset— a minimum term. even if he is neteaset. ne— a minimum term. even if he is released, he will— a minimum term. even if he is released, he will remain on tteenee— released, he will remain on tteenee ant— released, he will remain on licence and be— released, he will remain on licence and be subject to recall to licence and be subject to recall ta ansan— licence and be subject to recall ta ansan tan— licence and be subject to recall to prison for the— licence and be subject to recall to prison for the rest of his atte— to prison for the rest of his ttte .— to prison for the rest of his ttte . stant— to prison for the rest of his life . stand up— to prison for the rest of his life . stand up shinade . james life. stand up shinade. james for life. stand up shinade. james tan attawtnt—

life. stand up shinade. james for allowing the— life. stand up shinade. james for allowing the death of lola taes— for allowing the death of lola taes t— for allowing the death of lola james, i sentence— for allowing the death of lola james, i sentence you to six years— james, i sentence you to six years imprisonment . you will years imprisonment. you will sewe— years imprisonment. you will sewe natt— years imprisonment. you will sewe natt .— years imprisonment. you will serve half, namely years imprisonment. you will serve half , namely three years serve half, namely three years tetane— serve half, namely three years before release— serve half, namely three years before release on— serve half, namely three years before release on licence . well before release on licence. well as tne— before release on licence. well as tne sawt— before release on licence. well as the court heard— before release on licence. well as the court heard during the tnat— as the court heard during the tnat .— as the court heard during the tnat . att— as the court heard during the trial , all this— as the court heard during the trial, all this was a six hour attack— trial, all this was a six hour attaet nan — trial, all this was a six hour attack from carl— trial, all this was a six hour attack from carl bevan. starting attack from carl bevan. starting at aaant— attack from carl bevan. starting at around midnight when shinade ranes— at around midnight when shinade tanes neat— at around midnight when shinade tanes neant a— at around midnight when shinade james heard a loud bang and a scream from her— james heard a loud bang and a scream from her daughter coming tnan— scream from her daughter coming nan net— scream from her daughter coming nan net taan— scream from her daughter coming from her room after— scream from her daughter coming from her room after going to tnwestttate — from her room after going to investigate that— from her room after going to investigate that scream , carl investigate that scream, carl wttn— investigate that scream, carl wttn tata— investigate that scream, carl wttn tata tn— investigate that scream, carl with lola in his— investigate that scream, carl with lola in his arms at the end of with lola in his arms at the end at tne— with lola in his arms at the end at tne tet.— with lola in his arms at the end of the bed, said,— with lola in his arms at the end of the bed, said, i've got this. nan-t— of the bed, said, i've got this. aan-t worry-— of the bed, said, i've got this. don't worry. and— of the bed, said, i've got this. don't worry. and shinade went tast— don't worry. and shinade went taet ta— don't worry. and shinade went taet ta tet. — don't worry. and shinade went back to bed. over— don't worry. and shinade went back to bed. over the course of tne— back to bed. over the course of tne next— back to bed. over the course of tne next tew— back to bed. over the course of the next few hours,— back to bed. over the course of the next few hours, carl would eanttnae— the next few hours, carl would eanttnae ta— the next few hours, carl would continue to inflict— the next few hours, carl would continue to inflict injuries on tne— continue to inflict injuries on tne twa— continue to inflict injuries on tne twa wean— continue to inflict injuries on the two year old— continue to inflict injuries on the two year old and over 100 of men.— the two year old and over 100 of tnen. sae— the two year old and over 100 of them, some with— the two year old and over 100 of them, some with a— the two year old and over 100 of them, some with a weapon . that them, some with a weapon. that weaana— them, some with a weapon. that weaana tetnt— them, some with a weapon. that weapon being mentioned in the sentenetna— weapon being mentioned in the sentencing, having never been recovered or determined as to wnat— recovered or determined as to wnat tnat— recovered or determined as to what that weapon might be. but the what that weapon might be. but tne tniwtes— what that weapon might be. but the injuries were _ what that weapon might be. but the injuries were likened by taetans— the injuries were likened by taetans ta— the injuries were likened by doctors to those— the injuries were likened by doctors to those caused in this nanttte— doctors to those caused in this nanttte ant— doctors to those caused in this horrific and horrific high speed car crash. one—

horrific and horrific high speed car crash. one of— horrific and horrific high speed car crash. one of the medical examiners who— car crash. one of the medical examiners who who looked at tata-s— examiners who who looked at tata-s tatt— examiners who who looked at lola's body said— examiners who who looked at lola's body said that she was tne— lola's body said that she was tne nast— lola's body said that she was the most battered and bruised entt— the most battered and bruised enttt tnat— the most battered and bruised child that she— the most battered and bruised child that she had ever seen . child that she had ever seen. now:— child that she had ever seen. waw. tetan— child that she had ever seen. now, bevan blamed the family's pet now, bevan blamed the family's aet tat— now, bevan blamed the family's aet tat tan— now, bevan blamed the family's pet dog for pushing lola down the pet dog for pushing lola down tne states— pet dog for pushing lola down the stairs when— pet dog for pushing lola down the stairs when at half seven in the stairs when at half seven in tne nanntnt— the stairs when at half seven in tne nanntnt .— the stairs when at half seven in the morning , carl— the stairs when at half seven in the morning, carl finally the stairs when at half seven in the morning , carl finally went the morning, carl finally went to the morning, carl finally went ta sntnate— the morning, carl finally went to shinade to— the morning, carl finally went to shinade to wake her up and sat— to shinade to wake her up and sat tnat— to shinade to wake her up and said that something was wrong wttn— said that something was wrong at tata— said that something was wrong with lola and— said that something was wrong with lola and the— said that something was wrong with lola and the judge mentioning— with lola and the judge mentioning in that sentencing tnat— mentioning in that sentencing tnat tt— mentioning in that sentencing that it would _ mentioning in that sentencing that it would have been severe nentat— that it would have been severe nentat ant— that it would have been severe mental and physical trauma tetane— mental and physical trauma tetane tne— mental and physical trauma before the onset of a coma stanet— before the onset of a coma started with _ before the onset of a coma started with lola, before she tnen— started with lola, before she tnen ttet— started with lola, before she then died for— started with lola, before she then died for days later after tne— then died for days later after tne attack— then died for days later after the attack on— then died for days later after the attack on the— then died for days later after the attack on the 17th of july in the attack on the 17th of july tn tne— the attack on the 17th of july in the hospital— the attack on the 17th of july in the hospital during the time of in the hospital during the time at eaastnt— in the hospital during the time of causing the— in the hospital during the time of causing the injuries and wanna— of causing the injuries and wattnt aa— of causing the injuries and wattnt aa .— of causing the injuries and waking up, shinade, her mother, tetan— waking up, shinade, her mother, newan .— waking up, shinade, her mother, bevan , washed,— waking up, shinade, her mother, bevan , washed, washed , washed. bevan, washed, washed, washed. tata— bevan, washed, washed, washed. tata as— bevan, washed, washed, washed. tata as wett— bevan, washed, washed, washed. lola as well as— bevan, washed, washed, washed. lola as well as trying to put at— lola as well as trying to put at tne— lola as well as trying to put some of the clothes, some of tnen — some of the clothes, some of tnen taant— some of the clothes, some of them found with— some of the clothes, some of them found with blood and vomit on them found with blood and vomit an tn— them found with blood and vomit an tn tne— them found with blood and vomit on in the corner— them found with blood and vomit on in the corner of— them found with blood and vomit on in the corner of the lounge, tne— on in the corner of the lounge, the bathroom,— on in the corner of the lounge, the bathroom, the— on in the corner of the lounge, the bathroom, the police say, taant— the bathroom, the police say, was found spotless in comparison to was found spotless in comparison ta tatte— was found spotless in comparison ta tatte a— was found spotless in comparison ta tatte a ttnw— was found spotless in comparison to quite a dirty over— was found spotless in comparison to quite a dirty over all house. ant— to quite a dirty over all house. ant wntte— to quite a dirty over all house. and while james— to quite a dirty over all house. and while james had gone lola

wett— and while james had gone lola wett .— and while james had gone lola well, shinade— and while james had gone lola well, shinade james had gone to bed well, shinade james had gone to tet early— well, shinade james had gone to tet eanw .— well, shinade james had gone to tet eanw . tt— well, shinade james had gone to bed early . it was— well, shinade james had gone to bed early . it was that when carl bed early. it was that when carl tetan— bed early. it was that when carl bevan was inflicting those tniwtes— bevan was inflicting those injuries, he's— bevan was inflicting those injuries, he's been sentenced tatat— injuries, he's been sentenced tataw tan— injuries, he's been sentenced today for life— injuries, he's been sentenced today for life in— injuries, he's been sentenced today for life in prison , today for life in prison, ntntnwn— today for life in prison, minimum serving 28 years. and of course, mentioning— minimum serving 28 years. and of course, mentioning as well with wttn— course, mentioning as well with an sae— course, mentioning as well with an at— course, mentioning as well with with some of the— course, mentioning as well with with some of the in terms of the ant— with some of the in terms of the ttnt at— with some of the in terms of the kind of factors— with some of the in terms of the kind of factors around the child tase— kind of factors around the child tase tnese— kind of factors around the child abuse, there was— kind of factors around the child abuse, there was a— kind of factors around the child abuse, there was a multi—agency tnat— abuse, there was a multi—agency tnat nat— abuse, there was a multi—agency tnat nat teen— abuse, there was a multi—agency that had been referred to lola's atten— that had been referred to lola's case after shinade— that had been referred to lola's case after shinade james was tnwawet— case after shinade james was tnwawet tn— case after shinade james was tnwawet tn a— case after shinade james was involved in a previously tanestte— involved in a previously domestic violence incident . but domestic violence incident. but the domestic violence incident. but tne name— domestic violence incident. but the home visit— domestic violence incident. but the home visit there was only in tetaaaw— the home visit there was only in tetaaaw zeta.— the home visit there was only in february 2020. that was before can— february 2020. that was before can tetan— february 2020. that was before carl bevan had— february 2020. that was before carl bevan had moved into the anaaetw— carl bevan had moved into the anaaenw. sa— carl bevan had moved into the property. so between carl bevan nawnt— property. so between carl bevan nawnt tn— property. so between carl bevan nawnt tn ant— property. so between carl bevan moving in and this— property. so between carl bevan moving in and this murder taking atase.— moving in and this murder taking placet tnene — moving in and this murder taking place, there had— moving in and this murder taking place, there had been no home wstts— place, there had been no home wstts ta— place, there had been no home visits to check— place, there had been no home visits to check on— place, there had been no home visits to check on the condition of visits to check on the condition at tata — visits to check on the condition at tata tanes— visits to check on the condition of lola james in— visits to check on the condition of lola james in those five nantns— of lola james in those five months when— of lola james in those five months when bevan and james had tntttatw— months when bevan and james had tntttatw net.— months when bevan and james had initially met. and— months when bevan and james had initially met. and of— months when bevan and james had initially met. and of course tatat— initially met. and of course tataw tne— initially met. and of course today the sentence for that nantns— today the sentence for that horrific murder— today the sentence for that horrific murder of that child, enat— horrific murder of that child, cnat .— horrific murder of that child, cnat . tnant— horrific murder of that child, chad , thank you— horrific murder of that child, chad , thank you very much. i chad, thank you very much. jack canon— chad, thank you very much. jack catsan ts— chad, thank you very much. jack carson is outside— chad, thank you very much. jack carson is outside swansea crown court. just an absolutely horrific case. a few different launchpads, though , for this, launchpads, though, for this, isn't which you isn't there, which is that you know, how earth was this kind know, how on earth was this kind of to happen?

of thing allowed to happen? complaints services . complaints to social services. they review into they are launching a review into this, the this, but also how come the mother all has got mother in all of this has got three that potentially three years that potentially could in three years? she could be out in three years? she obviously got six total . and obviously got six in total. and the individual, the stepfather as well , a the individual, the stepfather as well, a minimum of 28. i understand that there is not exactly a 5050 split of responsibility , but that is a responsibility, but that is a huge discrepancy in the amount of of these of time that either of these will prison. of will face in prison. a lot of emails coming on this emails coming in on this gbviews@gbnews.uk talking about bringing the death penalty bringing about the death penalty for like this. and it for crimes like this. and it does appear it doesn't does appear to be it doesn't say, you know, the cases like this are cropping up more and more. emails coming more. get those emails coming in. into the inbox in. i'll delve into the inbox shortly. news, though, shortly. in other news, though, joe biden has launched his campaign re—elected. campaign to be re—elected. so if he still be he wins, he'll still be president when he's 86 years old. is that too old? i'm also going to be discussing whether or not teachers are now having too much of a role on children's upbringing . are they doing the upbringing. are they doing the job of parents as well? should teachers back off and find out who has overtaken what group of people the people have overtaken the albanians as the people who are now crossing the english channel

in so boats the in the not so small boats the most? tom patrick christys on gb news news

power again live across the uk. this is gb news radio. power again live across the uk. this is gb news radio . welcome this is gb news radio. welcome tact— this is gb news radio. welcome tact . taw— this is gb news radio. welcome tact. waw tt-s— this is gb news radio. welcome back . now it's the— this is gb news radio. i i now it's the latest in the back. now it's the latest in the wane— back. now it's the latest in the wane attatt— back. now it's the latest in the diane abbott racism _ i now it's the latest in the diane abbott racism row. so the rewtsn— diane abbott racism row. so the jewish chronicle _ diane abbott racism row. so the jewish chronicle are reporting tnat— jewish chronicle are reporting tnat atane— jewish chronicle are reporting that diane abbott sent her atsewen— that diane abbott sent her observer letter— that diane abbott sent her observer letter twice raising etea— observer letter twice raising clear doubts— observer letter twice raising clear doubts over her claims tnat— clear doubts over her claims tnat wnat— clear doubts over her claims that what was— clear doubts over her claims that what was printed was quotes , a that what was printed was quotes . a watt.— that what was printed was quotes . a tnatt. ant— that what was printed was quotes . a tnatt. ant t— that what was printed was quotes , a draft. and i think it's watatw— , a draft. and i think it's probably important at this point to probably important at this point ta aetaatw— probably important at this point to actually tell— probably important at this point to actually tell you what was anntet— to actually tell you what was anntet tn— to actually tell you what was printed in there,— to actually tell you what was printed in there, which were, of course , claims anyway, claims course, claims anyway, claims tnat— course, claims anyway, claims tnat nanw— course, claims anyway, claims tnat many types— course, claims anyway, claims that many types of white people an — that many types of white people an aatnts— that many types of white people wttn aatnts at— that many types of white people with points of difference can e>

wews— anti—semitic. with me now is gb wews aatttteat— anti—semitic. with me now is gb news political reporter . olivia news political reporter. olivia atw— news political reporter. olivia attev. t— news political reporter. olivia attev. t mean— news political reporter. olivia utley. i mean, these findings, tnat— utley. i mean, these findings, now that this— utley. i mean, these findings, now that this letter was essentially _ now that this letter was essentially sent in twice and tnese— essentially sent in twice and tnene as— essentially sent in twice and tnene a— essentially sent in twice and there was a seven day cooling off there was a seven day cooling at nentat.— there was a seven day cooling at peribdv tt— there was a seven day cooling off period, if you— there was a seven day cooling off period, if you like, before sne— off period, if you like, before sne tnen— off period, if you like, before she then it's— off period, if you like, before she then it's actually gone to aant. — she then it's actually gone to aant. tt-s— she then it's actually gone to annt. tt-s wettv— she then it's actually gone to print. it's pretty devastating for print. it's pretty devastating tan atane— print. it's pretty devastating for diane abbott. �*fvt�*tzicc «tit; for diane abbott. well, yes, i mean, seem like bit of mean, it did seem like a bit of a bizarre defence in the first place that she accidentally sent a of her eventual letter a draft of her eventual letter to the observer before it was finished. and even if she had planned to redraught the letter , how different was the redraught going to be that that the contents were so different that would have been that the meaning would have been any so this is any different? so yes, this is ant— any different? so yes, this is ant as— any different? so yes, this is ant as tav— any different? so yes, this is and as far as— any different? so yes, this is and as far as it— any different? so yes, this is and as far as it goes,- in ti ”ti ”ti: 7 so yes, this is and as far as it goes, but i tntnt— and as far as it goes, but i think anyone— and as far as it goes, but i think anyone people who had atveatv— think anyone people who had atneatv really— think anyone people who had already really made their already really made up their ntnts— already really made up their| ntnts—tatnt already really made up their. ntnts—tatnt ta minds about it, what's going to be minds about it, what's going to tse-tan— minds about it, what's going to tse-tan tew— minds about it, what's going to be for keir starmer be difficult for keir starmer naw— be difficult for keir starmer nave-sne— be difficult for keir starmer now?-she has- be difficult for keir starmer now?-she has had- be difficult for keir starmer now? be difficult for keir starmer- now?-she has had the labour now? is she has had the labour whip removed for now. suspended will that whip be restored in time for the next election? now all keir starmer saying at the moment is that there's an investigation. he doesn't want to pre—empt the results that to pre—empt the results of that investigation, allies around investigation, but allies around him are suggesting that what

might that might happen is that investigation be investigation might be accidentally on purpose , accidentally on purpose, prolonged. to take us up to the next— prolonged. to take us up to the next eteettan— prolonged. to take us up to the next election so— prolonged. to take us up to the next election so that— prolonged. to take us up to the next election so that it- 3: to take us up to the next election so that it will be tnaassttte— next election so that it will be impossible for— next election so that it will be impossible for her— next election so that it will be impossible for her to stand as a tataw— impossible for her to stand as a tataw ttn— impossible for her to stand as a labour mp because of course, tew— labour mp because of course, tet stamen— labour mp because of course, keir starmer-gone- labour mp because of course, keir starmer gone such keir starmer has gone to such tenttns— keir starmer has gone to such tenttns ta— keir starmer has gone to such tengtns ta tw— keir starmer has gone to such lengths to try and clean up the tataw— lengths to try and clean up the tataw natty— lengths to try and clean up the labour party to— lengths to try and clean up the labour party to stamp out any sttns— labour party to stamp out any sttns at— labour party to stamp out any signs of anti—semitism from the jeremy— signs of anti—semitism from the jeremy cattvn— signs of anti—semitism from the jeremy corbyn days and to then attaw— jeremy corbyn days and to then attaw atana— jeremy corbyn days and to then attaw atana . — jeremy corbyn days and to then allow diana. but— jeremy corbyn days and to then allow diana. but to- jeremy corbyn days and to then allow diana . i “ allow diana. but to stand in an election as a labour mp after she said this would probably undo quite a lot of the work that she's already done. that said, if he just says now , if said, if he just says now, if rather than letting the investigation play out, he simply says can't stand, simply says she can't stand, then will bring the then he will. he will bring the ire of the of the left of the party who obviously don't particularly like the way that he's led and feel like they have been out of the broadchurch been left out of the broadchurch labour party. i mean, just from a_perspectivev- a journalistic perspective, is tnese— a journalistic perspective, is there i argument- a journalistic perspective, is there argument suggest there an argument to suggest tnat— that this actually should not nave— that this actually should not have-published- that this actually should not have published ? �*fvt�*tzicc have been published? well, perhaps.— have been published? well, aettaas. t— have been published? well, perhaps. i mean,— have been published? well, perhaps. i mean, she is she of course , the other side of this course, the other side of this is that diane abbott is, of

course, the first black woman to enter parliament. she is considered a trailblazer. her career has been really interesting and very important, really for the history of our parliament. so it's hard to blame the observer for publishing a letter from her on this. but in a way it's good that it's out there as well. you know, i want to make that antea— you know, i want to make that tea tn— you know, i want to make that tea tn nat— you know, i want to make that clear. i'm not i'm— you know, i want to make that clear. i'm not i'm not genuinely not clear. i'm not i'm not genuinely nat twtnt— clear. i'm not i'm not genuinely nat twang ta— clear. i'm not i'm not genuinely not trying to shunt— clear. i'm not i'm not genuinely not trying to shunt her to blame anta— not trying to shunt her to blame anta nen— not trying to shunt her to blame onto her editors— not trying to shunt her to blame onto her editors of— not trying to shunt her to blame onto her editors of this. ii mean,_actually mean, i think it's actually a veattv— mean, i think it's actually a veattv-tnts- mean, i think it's actually a really-this stuff. mean, i think it's actually a really this stuff is really good that this stuff is aat— really good that this stuff is aat tnese— really good that this stuff is out there in— really good that this stuff is out there in a— really good that this stuff is out there in a sense, because it eaases— out there in a sense, because it eaases tntnts— out there in a sense, because it evases tntntsla— out there in a sense, because it exposes things a way. well, exposes things in a way. well, atsatatetv. — exposes things in a way. well,| absolutely. _that's absolutely. and i think that's probably keir probably the argument that keir starmer what starmer would make, because what he about when he he was worried about when he took labour leader was took over as labour leader was the of rumblings the kind of rumblings of anti—semitism under the surface, which difficult to sort anti—semitism under the surface, wibring difficult to sort anti—semitism under the surface, wibring a difficult to sort anti—semitism under the surface, wibring a head.ficult to sort anti—semitism under the surface, wibring a head. s0ilt to sort anti—semitism under the surface, wibring a head. so into sort anti—semitism under the surface, wibring a head. so in a sort anti—semitism under the surface, wibring a head. so in a way of bring to a head. so in a way i think it's quite helpful for him when labour mps like jeremy corbyn diane abbott sort corbyn and now diane abbott sort of colours, if of show their true colours, if you perspective. you like, from his perspective. that's it. and he that's how he sees it. and he has has reason to, to to, has a he has a reason to, to to, sort of clean up the labour party to make sure that the party that he puts forward in the completely

the next election is completely clean of all of this stuff. absolutely. olivia, you absolutely. olivia, thank you very — absolutely. olivia, thank you very _ctttvta- absolutely. olivia, thank you very, olivia utley absolutely. olivia, thank you very, are olivia utley absolutely. olivia, thank you very, are politicallivia utley absolutely. olivia, thank you very, are political reporterey there are political reporter tast— there are political reporter rast taant— there are political reporter rast taant ta— there are political reporter just going to delve into the tntav— just going to delve into the tntav a— just going to delve into the inbox a couple— just going to delve into the inbox a couple now. inbox a couple of times now. gb vtews— inbox a couple of times now. gb views-gbnews.uk. - inbox a couple of times now. gb views gbnews.uk. been views at gbnews.uk. i've been asttnt—tne- views at gbnews.uk. i've been asking the murder of asking a lot about the murder of aaan— asking a lot about the murder of aaat tata— asking a lot about the murder of poor lola james,— asking a lot about the murder of poor lola james, two years old, new— poor lola james, two years old, her stepfather— poor lola james, two years old, her stepfather sentenced to a ntntnwn— her stepfather sentenced to a at— her stepfather sentenced to a minimum of 28— her stepfather sentenced to a minimum of 28 years in prison. nen— minimum of 28 years in prison. new matter— minimum of 28 years in prison. her mother sentenced to six, but eaatt— her mother sentenced to six, but could potentially— her mother sentenced to six, but could potentially be out in tntee— could potentially be out in twee-ltat— could potentially be out in three..lot of— could potentially be out in three. lot of people saying three. a lot of people saying tnts— three. a lot of people saying we tsn-t— three. a lot of people saying this isn't good— three. a lot of people saying this isn't good enough. bill's teen— this isn't good enough. bill's. teen—aenattv been on. only the death penalty wtt— been on. only the death penalty wttt-enaatn— been on. only the death penalty wttt-enaatn .- been on. only the death penalty will enough . patrick and will be good enough. patrick and that will be good enough. patrick and tnat ts— will be good enough. patrick and that is something.— will be good enough. patrick and that is something. that that is something. bill that aseseve-w- raises its head every single tne— raises its head every single time depressingly, like raises its head every single timecomesssingly, like raises its head every single timecomes to igly, like raises its head every single timecomes to the. like raises its head every single timecomes to the fore like raises its head every single timecomes to the fore . like raises its head every single timecomes to the fore . now,! this comes to the fore. now, tnts— this comes to the fore. now, an ts— this comes to the fore. now, an ts nan — this comes to the fore. now, this is from michael who says tnat— this is from michael who says tnat-was— this is from michael who says tnatlwas a— this is from michael who says that-was a social- this is from michael who says that was a social on that he was a social worker on a entt— that he was a social worker on a enttt-tean — that he was a social worker on a child-team for- that he was a social worker on a child-team for 12- child protection team for 12 weas— child protection team for 12 veaswe-e- child protection team for 12- years.-were numerous years. and there were numerous tnes— years. and there were numerous ttnes-t— years. and there were numerous times-i believed,- years. and there were numerous times i believed, says times when i believed, he says we—tal times when i believed, he says- we had enough evidence to remove entttven— we had enough evidence to remove entttven-weve— we had enough evidence to remove children-were clearly- children who were clearly being ataset— children who were clearly being abused-their— children who were clearly being abused their parents. abused by their parents. unfortunately, he says that too many— unfortunately, he says that too may tnes— unfortunately, he says that too many times judges disagreed and tenantet— many times judges disagreed and demanded more— many times judges disagreed and demanded more evidence. and i nave— demanded more evidence. and i nave sat— demanded more evidence. and i nave sat tn— demanded more evidence. and i have sat in this— demanded more evidence. and i have sat in this chair and tenantet— have sat in this chair and teaanet an— have sat in this chair and reported on now, unfortunately, far reported on now, unfortunately, ta taa— reported on now, unfortunately, ta taa many.— reported on now, unfortunately, ta taa nanv. t— reported on now, unfortunately, far too many. i mean, any is too many.— far too many. i mean, any is too many tsn-t— far too many. i mean, any is too many tsn-t ttn— far too many. i mean, any is too many, isn't it? but— far too many. i mean, any is too many, isn't it? but far too many cases very similar— many, isn't it? but far too many cases very similar to this. many, isn't it? but far too many cases very similar to this . and cases very similar to this. and you— cases very similar to this. and vaa tast— cases very similar to this. and vaa rast tntnt— cases very similar to this. and you just think what has to be tanee— you just think what has to be tanee wnat— you just think what has to be done? what evidence does there nave —

done? what evidence does there nave lte — done? what evidence does there nave lte tav— done? what evidence does there navelte tan a— done? what evidence does there have-be for a child- done? what evidence does there have be for a child to be have to be for a child to be taken— have to be for a child to be taken away— have to be for a child to be taken away and— have to be for a child to be taken away and into care ? taken away and taken into care? i taken away and taken into care? t mean— taken away and taken into care? t tt— taken away and taken into care? t tt ts— taken away and taken into care? i mean, it is just— taken away and taken into care? i mean, it is just really all aant— i mean, it is just really all aant tsn-t— i mean, it is just really all round, isn't it?— i mean, it is just really all round, isn't it? but get your vtwes— round, isn't it? but get your eantnt— round, isn't it? but get your views coming in— round, isn't it? but get your views coming in on this gb views at en— views coming in on this gb views at an wews— views coming in on this gb views at an wews wt.— views coming in on this gb views at gb news .uk. in— views coming in on this gb views at gb news .uk. in a— views coming in on this gb views at gb news .uk. in a moment, i'm going— at gb news .uk. in a moment, i'm tatnt ta— at gb news .uk. in a moment, i'm taant ta ast— at gb news .uk. in a moment, i'm taant ta ast tt— at gb news .uk. in a moment, i'm taant ta ast tt aae— at gb news .uk. in a moment, i'm going to ask if joe biden is stnatv— going to ask if joe biden is stnatv taa— going to ask if joe biden is simply too old— going to ask if joe biden is simply too old to be president. it's announced— simply too old to be president. it's announced that he's going to it's announced that he's going ta te— it's announced that he's going ta te vanntnt— it's announced that he's going to be running again. he'd be 86 weas— to be running again. he'd be 86 years-by— to be running again. he'd be 86 veas-tv tne— to be running again. he'd be 86 years-by the time- to be running again. he'd be 86 years by the time his his years young by the time his his seeant— years young by the time his his seeant sttnt— years young by the time his his second stint was— years young by the time his his second stint was over, if indeed he second stint was over, if indeed ne ts.— second stint was over, if indeed ne ts. at— second stint was over, if indeed ne ts. at evaase— second stint was over, if indeed he is, of course, re—elected . he is, of course, re—elected. ant— he is, of course, re—elected. ant t-ve— he is, of course, re—elected. ant t-ve tat— he is, of course, re—elected. and i've got all— he is, of course, re—elected. and i've got all of that coming vaw— and i've got all of that coming vaw wav. — and i've got all of that coming vaw way. were— and i've got all of that coming your way. we're also going to be tatttnt— your way. we're also going to be tatttnt ataat— your way. we're also going to be talking about whether or not teaenevs— talking about whether or not teachers massively teachers are massively avensteaatnt- teachers are massively overstepping want overstepping the mark they want to overstepping the mark they want ta—tavs— overstepping the mark they want ta—tavs as- overstepping the mark they want ta—tavs aslnawl to now educate boys as to how tnev— to now educate boys as to how tnev-tenave— to now educate boys as to how they behave towards they should behave towards tats.— they should behave towards tats—tne- they should behave towards tats—tne tatl they should behave towards girls._the job ofi girls. is that not the job of patents.— girls. is that not the job of aaents a— girls. is that not the job of parents, a parents being lost in all parents, a parents being lost in at at— parents, a parents being lost in at at tntse— parents, a parents being lost in all of this?-now,- parents, a parents being lost in all of this? now, your all of this? but now, as your neatttnes— all of this? but now, as your headlines with— all of this? but now, as your headlines with nielsen . headlines with beth nielsen. patna.— headlines with beth nielsen. patrick, thank— headlines with beth nielsen. patrick, thank you _ headlines with beth nielsen. patrick, thank you .- headlines with beth nielsen. patrick, thank you. here's your latest headlines from the gb news room at 5:30, the first flight evacuating british nationals out of sudan has left with the prime minister's spokesperson saying there'll be two further flights overnight night. earlier, british air force personnel boarded a plane

from cyprus to sudan to help with the operation. the evacuations were given the go ahead after sudan's army and a paramedic group which have been fighting for more than two weeks, agreed to a 72 hour ceasefire. but there have since been reports of gunfire and explosions in the capital, khartoum and omdurman . the khartoum and omdurman. the question we're facing is whether in the years ahead we have more freedom or less freedom , more freedom or less freedom, more rights or fewer. i freedom or less freedom, more rights or fewer . i know what rights or fewer. i know what i want— rights or fewer. i know what i want tne— rights or fewer. i know what i want the answer— rights or fewer. i know what i want the answer to- i 325 i know what i want the answer to be, and i tntnt— want the answer to be, and i tntnt vaa— want the answer to be, and i tntnt vaa ta.— want the answer to be, and i think you do, too.- want the answer to be, and i think you do, too. that's why tn — think you do, too. that's why tn nanntnt— think you do, too. that's why i'm running for— think you do, too. that's why i'm running for re—election . i'm running for re—election. ttesttent— i'm running for re—election. president joe _ i'm running for re—election. president joe biden- i'm running for re—election. president joe biden has- president joe biden has officially announced he's running for a second term in office, saying the next election will be a fight for democracy and personal freedom. the us president also confirmed that vice president kamala harris will run again alongside him , will run again alongside him, nicolas sturgeon has spoken out about the police investigation into snp finance liz, saying she couldn't have imagined the events of the past few weeks in

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closed at 7891 points. direct bullion sponsors the finance report on gb news investments that matter . okay, so joe biden that matter. okay, so joe biden nas— that matter. okay, so joe biden nas taanenet— that matter. okay, so joe biden has launched his— that matter. okay, so joe biden has launched his bid— okay, so joe biden has launched his bid for re—election_ has launched his bid for re—election as- has launched his bid for re—election as us president. taw— re—election as us president. waw ntten-s— re—election as us president. now biden's already- re—election as us president. now biden's already facing accusations that he's far too old to do the job and indeed maybe isn't doing the job. and he will be 86 years old if he wins a second term. now he's convinced and confirmed that vice president kamala harris will also be his running mate again . with me now is bob again. with me now is bob mulholland, who's the campaign advisor for the california democratic party. thank you very much, bob. great to have you on the show. how do you respond to claims that joe biden will be far too old to be president the next around? think next time around? well, i think the republicans have old policies from the 1950s. what's important policies from the 19505. what's tnaanant neve— policies from the 19505. what's important here is— ti. uq what's important here is president atten— important here is president ntten ts— important here is president biden is mentally stable, done a aaat— biden is mentally stable, done a good jobv— biden is mentally stable, done a good rat. ant— biden is mentally stable, done a good job, and he'll—

biden is mentally stable, done a good job, and he'll do a great tat. — good job, and he'll do a great at ant— good job, and he'll do a great at ant rtt— good job, and he'll do a great job. and i'll just— good job, and he'll do a great job. “ti cc itii“ “ti good job, and he'll do a great job. “ti cc “ti job. and i'll just remind your viewers that president george washington , our first president, washington, our first president, certainly gave migraines to king george, the third he left the white house at the age of 66. and the average life expectancy of and the average life expectancy at anettean— and the average life expectancy of american men— and the average life expectancy of american men then was 38. so tn very— of american men then was 38. so tn very good— of american men then was 38. i“ d are we're in very good shape. are are you to be fair, bob,- i“ d are are you to be fair, bob, because tnese— are you to be fair, bob, because tnene ae— are you to be fair, bob, because there are numerous— are you to be fair, bob, because there are numerous video clips of there are numerous video clips at joe— there are numerous video clips at rae atten— there are numerous video clips of joe biden appearing to get very— of joe biden appearing to get very eantaset— of joe biden appearing to get very confused and being unable to very confused and being unable ta tatt— very confused and being unable ta tatt waterw— very confused and being unable to talk properly . _ very confused and being unable to talk properly . �*fvt�*tzicc c to talk properly. well, it just remind your viewers that president bush, a republican , president bush, a republican, was in his 50s when he decided to invade iraq , was in his 50s when he decided to invade iraq, a was in his 50s when he decided to invade iraq , a complete to invade iraq, a complete fiasco hurting the whole mideast peace process. and yes, every westtent— peace process. and yes, every westtent .— peace process. and yes, every president , including- and yes, every president, including reagan, cater— president, including reagan, cater.— president, including reagan, cater . tnev— president, including reagan, carter , they all— president, including reagan, carter , they all had incidences. carter, they all had incidences. why— carter, they all had incidences. why tease— carter, they all had incidences. why because we— carter, they all had incidences. why because we filmed them 24 over seven. and— why because we filmed them 24 over seven. ' tit?" c.~;fti over seven. and people can use it to their advantage. but the most important thing is mental stability. and most important thing is mental stability . and it's very good stability. and it's very good for stability. and it's very good tan tnts— stability. and it's very good for this president. - c cat and it's very good for this president. i've known ntn— for this president. i've known him since the 70s and he always amazes me. but bob, why won't he

aaee— amazes me. but bob, why won't he aaee ta— amazes me. but bob, why won't he aaee ta ta— amazes me. but bob, why won't he aaee ta ta sae— amazes me. but bob, why won't he agree to do some kind— amazes me. but bob, why won't he agree to do some kind of- agree to do some kind of aaantttve— agree to do some kind of cognitive function test if aeaate— cognitive function test if aeaate — cognitive function test if people are that certain that his nentat— people are that certain that his mental capacity— people are that certain that his mental capacity is— people are that certain that his mental capacity is okay because it mental capacity is okay because tt waatt— mental capacity is okay because tt waatt stan— mental capacity is okay because it would stop going on it would stop people going on ataat—tte - it would stop people going on| about—it? people about it, wouldn't it? people attestat— about it, wouldn't it? people suggesting really suggesting that he's not really mentally all it would be mentally all there. it would be very for him to put that to very easy for him to put that to bed . i think that you know, i've bed. i think that you know, i've teen— bed. i think that you know, i've teen tn— bed. i think that you know, i've been in politics— bed. i think that you know, i've been in politics for— ittziti i think that you know, i've been in politics for 50 years. tne— been in politics for 50 years. the tast— been in politics for 50 years. the last thing— been in politics for 50 years. the last thing you _ been in politics for 50 years. the last thing you do- been in politics for 50 years. the last thing you do is- been in politics for 50 years. the last thing you do is start responding to your opponent's de—man you ignore them as ronald reagan , the republican reagan, the republican president, for two terms. did you go on offence? you- you go on offence? you talk ataat— you go on offence? you talk ataat wnat— you go on offence? you talk about what you— you go on offence? you talk about what you want to do and the about what you want to do and tne anenean— about what you want to do and the american people like nesttent— the american people like president bush especially when he president bush especially when ne as— president bush especially when ne tn— president bush especially when ne tn tne— president bush especially when he was in the war— president bush especially when he was in the war then after the tnev— he was in the war then after the tnev nat— he was in the war then after the tnev nat a— he was in the war then after the war they had a different opinion . nat— war they had a different opinion . but president— war they had a different opinion . but president former- war they had a different opinion . but president former president trump versus president biden, i think that's a good race for the american people. was joe biden tanee — american people. was joe biden done? that's good . well the list done? that's good. well the list is long, but we're not a chaotic white house anymore . back to the white house anymore. back to the white house anymore. back to the we naase— white house anymore. back to the white house force— bat“ 37g i“t:itit:i back to the white house force prescription aats— white house force prescription teats tawen— white house force prescription drugs lower, which is going to attest— drugs lower, which is going to attest av— drugs lower, which is going to affect or has— drugs lower, which is going to affect or has affected millions of americans.—

affect or has affected millions of americans. the— affect or has affected millions of americans. the economy is going— of americans. the economy is taant very— of americans. the economy is going very strongly. we have the tawest— going very strongly. we have the lowest unemployment in over 50 weas— lowest unemployment in over 50 veas — lowest unemployment in over 50 veas ntaets— lowest unemployment in over 50 years. blacks lowest— years. blacks lowest unemployment ever. so overall, we have a very stable white house. and the american people ttnet— house. and the american people ttnet at— house. and the american people were tired of trump— and the american people were tired of trump and all the teaattteans— were tired of trump and all the teaattteans. — were tired of trump and all the republicans . and— were tired of trump and all the republicans . “ti were tired of trump and all the republicans . ' “ti were tired of trump and all the republicans . “ti republicans. and now they want to take abortion away from the american women, reproductive rights. at the same time, you tet— rights. at the same time, you tet vtatna— rights. at the same time, you can get viagra in— rights. at the same time, you can get viagra in all- i 325 at the same time, you can get viagra in all 50 states for can get viagra in all 50 states tan tne— can get viagra in all 50 states for the republican men. titit for the republican men. how do you wanna— for the republican men. how do you nesaant .— for the republican men. how do you respond , bob,— for the republican men. how do you respond , bob, to the you respond, bob, to the allegations that joe biden actually is potentially a bit corrupt? what with the old hunter biden laptop story in the collusion with a load of secret service agents? i mean , that is service agents? i mean, that is a terrible look for him, isn't it? every a terrible look for him, isn't it ? every president has been it? every president has been attaetet— it? every president has been attaetet by— it? every president has been attacked by some— 7 every president has been attacked by some family member, so attacked by some family member, sa tnat-s— attacked by some family member, so that's normal— attacked by some family member, so that's normal . _ attacked by some family member, so that's normal . i— attacked by some family member, so that's normal . so that's normal. i think the american people will pay attention to what's good, what's important in their lives. and that's what the president did. he that's what the president did. we nat— that's what the president did. we not we— that's what the president did. he not lie about— that's what the president did. he not lie about that,- that's what the president did. he not lie about that, though? isn't isn't that isn't that quite for him quite a serious issue for him that, you know , it did. it could

that, you know, it did. it could be viewed that joe biden was complicit in a misinformation campaign. every complicit in a misinformation campaign . every president is campaign. every president is aaset— campaign. every president is aaset at— campaign. every president is accused of the— tittiti“ 3“ every president is accused of the similar things. wnat-s— accused of the similar things. what's important to the american aeaate— what's important to the american aeaate ts— what's important to the american aeaate ts naw— what's important to the american aeaate ts naw ta— what's important to the american people is how do i— what's important to the american people is how do i feel? how is my tanttv— people is how do i feel? how is my tanttv tatnte— people is how do i feel? how is my family doing? and most anentean— my family doing? and most american families are doing tetten— american families are doing better under— american families are doing better under this president versus president trump, is it nat— versus president trump, is it nat a— versus president trump, is it nat a nnasstve— versus president trump, is it not a massive question of twenty— not a massive question of integrity here,— not a massive question of integrity here, though , in integrity here, though, in aattttes— integrity here, though, in politics, especially in america, wttn— politics, especially in america, wttn tne— politics, especially in america, with the first— politics, especially in america, with the first amendment, evenvtatv— with the first amendment, evenvtatv nas— with the first amendment, everybody has the right to accuse everybody. and i senatntv— accuse everybody. and i certainly have- accuse everybody. and i certainly have done that over tne— certainly have done that over tne teeates— certainly have done that over the decades, making accusations atatnst— the decades, making accusations against republicans. the decades, making accusations against republicans . most of the against republicans. most of the tne— against republicans. most of the ttne tnev— against republicans. most of the ttne tnev wee— against republicans. most of the time they were were true . time they were they were true. nat— time they were they were true. tat-tne — time they were they were true. tat-tne tne- time they were they were true. but-the time or- time they were they were true. but the time or many but most of the time or many tnes— times, they're just exaggeration. what's important to exaggeration. what's important ta tne— exaggeration. what's important to the american— exaggeration. what's important to the american people is, is tnts— to the american people is, is an eaantnv— to the american people is, is this country safe? and that's what— this country safe? and that's what president biden has accomplished. and just again, bob, you know, is that is that correct? because i'm seeing some anettv— correct? because i'm seeing some pretty devastating— ii7 because i'm seeing some pretty devastating footage out of pretty devastating footage out at-wnene— pretty devastating footage out of-where looting- pretty devastating footage out of where looting is just of chicago where looting is just ntte. — of chicago where looting is just ntte. san— of chicago where looting is just rife. san francisco— of chicago where looting is just rife. san francisco apparently is rife. san francisco apparently ts ane— rife. san francisco apparently ts tate— rife. san francisco apparently is one large no— rife. san francisco apparently is one large no go area . i mean, is one large no go area. i mean, joe— is one large no go area. i mean, rae atten— is one large no go area. i mean, rae ntten neattv— is one large no go area. i mean, joe biden really making it safe . ves—

joe biden really making it safe . ves — joe biden really making it safe . ves tnese— joe biden really making it safe . yes those videos- joe biden really making it safe . yes . i joe biden really making it safe . yes . . yes those videos you see are been around since the beginning of america . and i'll just remind of america. and i'll just remind your viewers that most thefts in retail stores in america are done by the employees . why? it's done by the employees. why? it's easy for them out the back door. are you sure or you've seen those videos, though, because it's not employees who are lining the streets . san lining the streets. san francisco, is it? but according to the retail association, majority of thefts in america from stores are by the employees . yes, we need to do more fighting crime and that's true in the uk is true in america. could i just ask you, bob , do could i just ask you, bob, do you— could i just ask you, bob, do ya tntnt— could i just ask you, bob, do you think that— could i just ask you, bob, do you think that america is aetaattv— you think that america is aetaattv tn— you think that america is actually in decline ? because if actually in decline? because if you— actually in decline? because if vaa taat— actually in decline? because if vaa taat at— actually in decline? because if you look at the— actually in decline? because if you look at the two potential eantttates— you look at the two potential candidates for— you look at the two potential candidates for the presidency, wnten— candidates for the presidency, wnten as— candidates for the presidency, which was supposed to be really the which was supposed to be really tne nttnest— which was supposed to be really the highest office— which was supposed to be really the highest office in the world, old the highest office in the world, at tetent— the highest office in the world, at tttnt tn— the highest office in the world, old right in the— the highest office in the world, old right in the world, and wave— old right in the world, and vaave gat— old right in the world, and vaave eat a— old right in the world, and you've got a chap who will be 86 by tne— you've got a chap who will be 86 by tne tne— you've got a chap who will be 86 by the time he's— you've got a chap who will be 86 by the time he's if— you've got a chap who will be 86 by the time he's if he wins aaan— by the time he's if he wins atatn by— by the time he's if he wins atatn by tne— by the time he's if he wins again by the end of it, who tesatte— again by the end of it, who despite what— again by the end of it, who despite what you say, bob, many aeaate— despite what you say, bob, many aeaate tetteve— despite what you say, bob, many people believe-is— despite what you say, bob, many people believe is not really people believe he is not really in people believe he is not really tn state— people believe he is not really tn state an— people believe he is not really in charge or mentally fit to be in charge or mentally fit to be tn-ant— in charge or mentally fit to be tn-ant tne— in charge or mentally fit to be in-and the other- in charge. and the other aatenttat— in charge. and the other. potential—the potential candidate for the office— potential candidate for the office . donald - potential candidate for the office donald trump.

office is donald trump. and i know— office is donald trump. and i know a— office is donald trump. and i know anf— office is donald trump. and i know a.of people- office is donald trump. and i know a of people have a very know a lot of people have a very strong,— know a lot of people have a very strong-views— know a lot of people have a very strong,-views-him.l strong, strong views about him. i mean— strong, strong views about him. i n— strong, strong views about him. i n n— strong, strong views about him. i n n was— strong, strong views about him. i mean, if i was put tin or xi jinping,— i mean, if i was put tin or xi nnpnng, n— i mean, if i was put tin or xi jinping, i would— i mean, if i was put tin or xi jinping, i would be absolutely wwng— jinping, i would be absolutely wwng tnn— jinping, i would be absolutely loving this america is number win— loving this america is number one will always— loving this america is number one will always be number one. and— one will always be number one. and when— one will always be number one. and when an— one will always be number one. and when air force— one will always be number one. and when air force one,- one will always be number one. and when air force one, the aeroplane lands at every capital or anywhere in the world, the cameras are there. why.7 because cameras are there. why? because anencn— cameras are there. why? because america is— cameras are there. why? because america is number— cameras are there. why? because america is number one.- f why? because america is number one. we are tne— america is number one. we are one on— america is number one. we are one on one— america is number one. we are the ones of the beacon of hope. nnno-s— the ones of the beacon of hope. nnno-s why— the ones of the beacon of hope. that's why millions— the ones of the beacon of hope. that's why millions of- the ones of the beacon of hope. that's why millions of people are trying to get into america. it doesn't matter what alleged problems real problems. problems or real problems. america this the beacon america has. this is the beacon of hope for tens of millions of people around the world. okay, bob, thank you very okay, bob, thank you very much. bob monotono— bob, thank you very much. bob mulholland, there— bob, thank you very much. bob mulholland, there is the campaign— mulholland, there is the campaign advisor for the california— campaign advisor for the california democratic party. nonn— california democratic party. non. okay.— california democratic party. right. okay. i've got some breaking— right. okay. i've got some breaking news— right. okay. i've got some breaking news for you now, people.— breaking news for you now, people. so— breaking news for you now, people. so one— breaking news for you now, people. so the first flight owoononng— people. so the first flight evacuating british nationals non— evacuating british nationals non swoon— evacuating british nationals from sudan left a little earlier noon.— from sudan left a little earlier todav--now_ from sudan left a little earlier today.-now prime- from sudan left a little earlier today. now prime minister today. and now prime minister noni— today. and now prime minister non snnok— today. and now prime minister rishi sunak has— today. and now prime minister rishi sunak has said that there wou— rishi sunak has said that there wou-nonw— rishi sunak has said that there will-many more— rishi sunak has said that there will many more flights will be many more flights owoononng— will be many more flights evacuating british nationals non— evacuating british nationals from conflict— evacuating british nationals from conflict torn sudan into tomorrow so— from conflict torn sudan into tomorrow. so i'll— from conflict torn sudan into tomorrow. so i'll read that agon— tomorrow. so i'll read that again .— tomorrow. so i'll read that again . that's— tomorrow. so i'll read that

again . that's the breaking news. again. that's the breaking news. so again. that's the breaking news. so one— again. that's the breaking news. so one finn— again. that's the breaking news. so the first flight— again. that's the breaking news. so the first flight evacuating nnnon— so the first flight evacuating british nationals from sudan has won.— british nationals from sudan has won. nnon— british nationals from sudan has left. that left— british nationals from sudan has left. that left a— british nationals from sudan has left. that left a little earlier today.— left. that left a little earlier todav- ano— left. that left a little earlier today. and now— left. that left a little earlier today. and now prime minister noni— today. and now prime minister non snnok— today. and now prime minister rishi sunak has— today. and now prime minister rishi sunak has said that there wh— rishi sunak has said that there win-nonw— rishi sunak has said that there will-many more— rishi sunak has said that there will many more flights will be many more flights owoononne— will be many more flights evacuating nationals evacuating british nationals non— evacuating british nationals from conflict— evacuating british nationals from conflict torn sudan into tomorrow . so— from conflict torn sudan into tomorrow . so there we go. now tomorrow. so there we go. now nowne— tomorrow. so there we go. now moving on— tomorrow. so there we go. now nowng non— tomorrow. so there we go. now moving on. india is a safe country— moving on. india is a safe oonnnw ,— moving on. india is a safe country , vet— moving on. india is a safe country , yet hundreds of its country, yet hundreds of its citizens— country, yet hundreds of its citizens are— country, yet hundreds of its citizens are crossing the cnonnot— citizens are crossing the channel in— citizens are crossing the channel in not so small boats. in channel in not so small boats. n non— channel in not so small boats. n non they— channel in not so small boats. in fact, they have— channel in not so small boats. in fact, they have overtaken the albanians— in fact, they have overtaken the albanian oo— in fact, they have overtaken the albanians as the— in fact, they have overtaken the albanians as the second largest nonoenono— albanians as the second largest demographic group of people who nowe— demographic group of people who nowo nonogoo— demographic group of people who have managed to— demographic group of people who have managed to actually make new— have managed to actually make new wow— have managed to actually make their way across— have managed to actually make their way across the channel. why— their way across the channel. wnw n— their way across the channel. why is non— their way across the channel. why is that, though ? what do you why is that, though? what do you nono— why is that, though? what do you make on— why is that, though? what do you make on non— why is that, though? what do you make of that? gb— why is that, though? what do you make of that? gb views at gb wows— make of that? gb views at gb wows .uk.— make of that? gb views at gb news on tn— make of that? gb views at gb news .uk. i'm patrick christys on on— news .uk. i'm patrick christys on on news— news .uk. i'm patrick christys on gb news and— news .uk. i'm patrick christys on gb news and we of course are nnnnn-o— on gb news and we of course are nnnnn-o nw—

move in from the southwest. the first signs of that will be across cornwall. devon this evening. means that evening. and that means that we'll . see yeah, here's a little we'll. see yeah, here's a little update on the channel migrant crisis that i wanted to bring to you. so indian nationals have

owonokon— so indian nationals have now overtaken albanians and are the now overtaken albanians and are no econo— now overtaken albanians and are the second largest— now overtaken albanians and are the second largest group who are crossing— the second largest group who are crossing tne— the second largest group who are crossing the channel. 675 nonno— crossing the channel. 675 indians arrived- crossing the channel. 675 indians arrived on small boats in no— indians arrived on small boats in no not— indians arrived on small boats in the first three— indians arrived on small boats in the first three months of the won.— in the first three months of the year- tnat-o— in the first three months of the year. that's almost 20% of the font— year. that's almost 20% of the total nomen— year. that's almost 20% of the total number of— year. that's almost 20% of the total number of people. but why are so many indian— total number of people. but why are so many indian nationals manne— are so many indian nationals nonng tnn— are so many indian nationals making this journey when india as making this journey when india oo non— making this journey when india on for on— making this journey when india oo for on tn— making this journey when india as far as i'm aware, is a pretty noto— as far as i'm aware, is a pretty one country— as far as i'm aware, is a pretty safe country here— as far as i'm aware, is a pretty safe country here to give us his wows— safe country here to give us his n— safe country here to give us his views is harjit_ safe country here to give us his views is harjit singh bangal, an immigration— views is harjit singh bangal, an immigration lawyer. hojjat thank you won— immigration lawyer. hojjat thank you very noon.— immigration lawyer. hojjat thank you very much. great to chat to you— you very much. great to chat to you again.— you very much. great to chat to you again. n— you very much. great to chat to you again. it wouldn't be a show wnnont— you again. it wouldn't be a show wnnont nono— you again. it wouldn't be a show without hard, would there without hard, would it? so there we without hard, would it? so there won i — without hard, would it? so there wont-t— without hard, would it? so there wo-u-t know.- without hard, would it? so there we-i-i know. no,- we go. i know, i know. no, oxooflw— we go. i know, i know. no, exactly. you're— we go. i know, i know. no, exactly. you're air we go. i know, i know. no, exactly. you're-air than exactly. you're on air more than ont— exactly. you're on air more than out oo— exactly. you're on air more than out so if— exactly. you're on air more than me, but so, so if a— exactly. you're on air more than me, but so, so if a if an indian nononot— me, but so, so if a if an indian national comes— me, but so, so if a if an indian national comes across the cnonnot— national comes across the cnonnot wnw— national comes across the channel why not national comes across the- channel why-not overtly channel why are they not overtly an economic migrant? and we can we an economic migrant? and we can wo oo— an economic migrant? and we can we can do something about that. wnn-o— we can do something about that. wnono going— we can do something about that. wnono going on?— we can do something about that. what's going on? well we do have a what's going on? well we do have o nown— what's going on? well we do have a return agreement— what's going on? well we do have a return agreement with india , a return agreement with india, so a return agreement with india, oo tnat-o— a return agreement with india, oo tnat-o n...— a return agreement with india, so that's the first— a return agreement with india, so that's the first thing. e so that's the first thing. it's of— so that's the first thing. it's of one— so that's the first thing. it's one of the six— so that's the first thing. it's one of the six return- so that's the first thing. it's one of the six return agreements we have over the past six years. but we do have one with india. so the fact is, if someone's refused asylum in the uk, then from can send them from india we can send them back. now the process of that takes ages , so that's a reason

takes ages, so that's a reason why a lot of people claim asylum. that all depends on what circumstances people claim asylum. so if someone has claimed asylum whilst they landing here or hasn't hit another safe country on the way, then perhaps they might have a better claim than someone then like these indians who are coming over. a lot of them have actually come to europe on student visas , so they've paid student visas, so they've paid to come here and they've represented quite understand a visa. yeah, just just to say i'm sonny,— visa. yeah, just just to say i'm oonw .— visa. yeah, just just to say i'm oonw, i too— visa. yeah, just just to say i'm sorry, i just don't— . yeah, just just to say i'm sorry, i just don't quite understand— sorry, i just don't quite understand because we do we do onooow— understand because we do we do onooow nowo— understand because we do we do already have an— understand because we do we do already have an arrangement with non— already have an arrangement with non ano— already have an arrangement with non and they— already have an arrangement with india and they appear to be india and they do appear to be numerous different ways in which you numerous different ways in which won—logoty- numerous different ways in which you—legally wot- numerous different ways in which you from legally just numerous different ways in which you from to gally just numerous different ways in which you from to galljandt numerous different ways in which you from to galljand work come from india to live and work in no— come from india to live and work in tno-ono— come from india to live and work in tno-ono on— come from india to live and work in the .one of them- come from india to live and work in the one of them being on in the uk, one of them being on owoont— in the uk, one of them being on swoon-oo— in the uk, one of them being on student-as-said.- in the uk, one of them being on student-as-said. so. student visas, as you said. so you— student visas, as you said. so won-owon— student visas, as you said. so you even necessarily need you don't even necessarily need to-o— you don't even necessarily need to-o job— you don't even necessarily need to-o job to— you don't even necessarily need to-a job to .that. - you don't even necessarily need to a job to that. and to have a job to do that. and tnon— to have a job to do that. and non—looking- to have a job to do that. and then-looking at. then we're now looking at a situation— then we're now looking at a situation where _ then we're now looking at a situation where indian nationals are situation where indian nationals paying— situation where indian nationals are paying pewte— situation where indian nationals are paying people a lot of money to conno— are paying people a lot of money to come through— are paying people a lot of money to come through numerous wnonont— to come through numerous different safe— to come through numerous different safe countries across a different safe countries across o conno— different safe countries across o couple on— different safe countries across a couple of different continents , ano— a couple of different continents , and n...— a couple of different continents , and then getting in a small non—

, and then getting in a small boat ano— , and then getting in a small boat and arriving here and still nong— boat and arriving here and still being nootoo— boat and arriving here and still being treated presumably as oownn— being treated presumably as asylum--_ being treated presumably as oownn-. .- being treated presumably as oownn-. unof- being treated presumably as asylum-. i just i- being treated presumably as asylum . i just i really asylum seekers. ijust i really non-t— asylum seekers. ijust i really don't understand— asylum seekers. ijust i really don't understand why we're doing tnn— don't understand why we're doing tnio. voon— don't understand why we're doing this. yeah what— don't understand why we're doing this. yeah what it— don't understand why we're doing this. yeah what it is, if someone claims asylum, we have to oonoioon— someone claims asylum, we have to consider their— someone claims asylum, we have to consider their claim. so this is onnonnonn— to consider their claim. so this is remember what we talk about quite that fast quite often, that we need a fast track system for this. this is where fast track system would where a fast track system would benefit where if someone benefit the uk, where if someone say, from india claims asylum on a monday, could have their a monday, we could have their case by friday and have case decided by friday and have them on a on a plane back to india by say, the week after. thatis india by say, the week after. that is where our fast track scheme actually works. if it's decided that indians are economic migrants now indian india is not really a relatively safe country. it has its problems . so safe country. it has its problems. so one of them being that amnesty international has had to withdraw their office from their after it was raided, after it started highlighting human rights abuses. there's been 127 media blackouts in the world erg by by all the countries, 87 of those in 2022 were by india itself. media

blackout. there was one literally in march where the entire state's media internet was shut down and it was shut down and people are not allowed to access the internet while the indian government controls the narrative of. also the problems are that in a recent report by genocide watch by professor stanton , an eminent us stanton, an eminent us professor, he said that india is on the eighth stage of genocide against minorities. out of ten stages and the un is looking into that and it's something for minorities . it might not be that minorities. it might not be that safe, but if an economic migrant has come into europe on a student visa, then by all means they should be treated by an economic as an economic migrant. it's to into europe it's cheaper to get into europe as an economic migrant. so you might get in for 5 or ,6000 as a student and you might not qualify to get into the high standards. i assume you have standards. can i assume you have here? what are are returns? here? what are what are returns? agreement— here? what are what are returns? agreement is— here? what are what are returns? agreement is .with_ here? what are what are returns? agreement is with so agreement is like with india. so if someone comes over and we just overtly that you are just know overtly that you are an economic migrant and for whatever reason you've

completely and completely tried it on and you've trafficker you've paid a human trafficker to illegally , what to get you here illegally, what happens ? well, what should happens? well, what should noppon— happens? well, what should happen to— happens? well, what should happen to tnn— happens? well, what should happen is that if— , well, what should happen is that if they apply for asylum,— happen is that if they apply for oownn, tnon— happen is that if they apply for asylum, their claim should be nofnooo. — asylum, their claim should be refused. yeah— asylum, their claim should be refused. yeah and— asylum, their claim should be refused. yeah and then they onowo— refused. yeah and then they onowo no— refused. yeah and then they should be arranged to be sent nook.— should be arranged to be sent nook. non— should be arranged to be sent back. india usually they don't novo— back. india usually they don't nowo onw— back. india usually they don't have any documents, but to get to oonnowono— have any documents, but to get to somewhere they— have any documents, but to get to somewhere they would have noon— to somewhere they would have been fingerprinted . and so there to somewhere they would have been fbe erprinted . and so there to somewhere they would have been fbe someted . and so there to somewhere they would have been fbe some detailsd so there to somewhere they would have been fbe some details . so there to somewhere they would have been fbe some details . an there to somewhere they would have been fbe some details . an indian would be some details. an indian onnooow— would be some details. an indian onnooow tnon— would be some details. an indian embassy then asked to produce a nowot— embassy then asked to produce a travel document— embassy then asked to produce a travel document so— embassy then asked to produce a travel document so they would nonwo— travel document so they would nnoonoo o— travel document so they would produce a travel— travel document so they would produce a travel document tnnongn— produce a travel document through them.— produce a travel document through them. now the problem is that through them. now the problem is tnot nonn— through them. now the problem is that indian embassies notoriously— that indian embassies notoriously slow at producing nowot— notoriously slow at producing travel sometimes notoriously slow at producing. travel—sometimes it travel documents. sometimes it tokoo— travel documents. sometimes it tokoo-oowon- travel documents. sometimes it takes seven months. so takes them six, seven months. so tnooo— takes them six, seven months. so tnooo people— takes them six, seven months. so tnooo people no— takes them six, seven months. so these people are let— takes them six, seven months. so these people are let out into tno— these people are let out into the community— these people are let out into the community they these people are let out into the co seen nity they these people are let out into the coseen again. they these people are let out into the coseen again. they they these people are let out into the coseen again. they go ley these people are let out into the coseen again. they go into never seen again. they go into nnoongnonno— never seen again. they go into underground—untill never seen again. they go into- underground _until they underground community until they resurface again.— underground community until they resurface again. and then the onoooowo— resurface again. and then the procedure starts— resurface again. and then the procedure starts again. so this is procedure starts again. so this io why— procedure starts again. so this to wnw o— procedure starts again. so this n why o foot— procedure starts again. so this is why a fast track system is nooooo— is why a fast track system is needed where _ is why a fast track system is needed where people who have come from what— needed where people who have come from what we've designated as come from what we've designated oo—nko— come from what we've designated oo—nkolnooo- as safe countries like it used to noppon— as safe countries like it used to happen before— as safe countries like it used to happen before used to have to happen before we used to have this to happen before we used to have two-moo,— to happen before we used to have this-2000, 2001,- to happen before we used to have this 2000, 2001, 2002, this system in 2000, 2001, 2002, zoos,— this system in 2000, 2001, 2002, zoos, nooonoo— this system in 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, because i— this system in 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, because i used to see it happen-— 2003, because i used to see it noppon. n— 2003, because i used to see it noppon. n noon— 2003, because i used to see it happen. it used to— 2003, because i used to see it happen. it used to happen right near heathrow_ happen. it used to happen right near heathrow airport at notonnon— near heathrow airport at detention centre called

harmondsworth. and literally nonno— harmondsworth. and literally indians would— harmondsworth. and literally indians would be kept for about 15, indians would be kept for about to to— indians would be kept for about to 16 now.— indians would be kept for about to 16 ways. on— indians would be kept for about n, we days. on o— indians would be kept for about 15, 16 days. on a 20th day there would— 15, 16 days. on a 20th day there would no— 15, 16 days. on a 20th day there would be sent— 15, 16 days. on a 20th day there would be sent back. but however, in tnn— would be sent back. but however, in no now— would be sent back. but however, in this new government's wisdom , tnn— in this new government's wisdom , no system— in this new government's wisdom , that system has— in this new government's wisdom , that system has been abandoned and nonovoot— , that system has been abandoned and removals have— , that system has been abandoned and removals have hit all time tows,— and removals have hit all time tows, wnon— and removals have hit all time lows, when really— and removals have hit all time lows, when really it should be won— lows, when really it should be very ooow— lows, when really it should be very easy to— lows, when really it should be very easy to send— lows, when really it should be very easy to send back indian and— very easy to send back indian and pakistani— very easy to send back indian and pakistani nationals. hodge up- — and pakistani nationals. hodge on thank— and pakistani nationals. hodge up. than you— and pakistani nationals. hodge up . thank you very- and pakistani nationals. hodge up. of up. thank you very much. aslef huab up. thank you very much. aslef hijab single. their immigration lawyer just reacting to the fact that indian nationals have apparently overtaken albanians as the group of people coming here channel second here over the channel second only, to afghans now. only, of course, to afghans now. an emotional nicola sturgeon has told reporters at holyrood that she could not have anticipated the events . the homage. there's the events. the homage. there's no way she have seen this no way she could have seen this coming. the events the snp has faced police faced in the police investigation into finances investigation into its finances . and apparently it's her worst nightmare for the former first minister appeared in public at the parliament on the scottish parliament on tuesday for the first time since her husband, former snp chief executive peter murrell, was arrested on april the fifth before being released without charge pending further investigation. she is

investigation. here she is speaking little earlier . speaking a little earlier. there are many questions i speaking a little earlier. - there are many questions i would wont— there are many questions i would wont to— there are many questions i would wont to no— there are many questions i would want to be able— there are many questions i would want to be able to— there are many questions i would want to be able to answer, and in no— want to be able to answer, and in the fullness— want to be able to answer, and in the fullness of— want to be able to answer, and in the fullness of time, i hope wh— in the fullness of time, i hope will onowon— in the fullness of time, i hope will answer. but— in the fullness of time, i hope will answer. but it— in the fullness of time, i hope will answer. but it would be wrong— will answer. but it would be wrong ong— will answer. but it would be wrong and inappropriate for me to go— wrong and inappropriate for me to go into— wrong and inappropriate for me to go into any— wrong and inappropriate for me to go into any detail that is ownoo— to go into any detail that is mg to— to go into any detail that is related to what— to go into any detail that is related to what the police are onnnonnw— related to what the police are currently investigating . : currently investigating. beyond that currently investigating. beyond tnat.— currently investigating. beyond onoo, nappy— currently investigating. beyond onoo, nappy oo— currently investigating. beyond that, happy to answer your questions. it's , i think, fair questions. it's, i think, fair to oow— questions. it's, i think, fair to sow tnn— questions. it's, i think, fair to saw no n— questions. it's, i think, fair to say this is not- : it's, i think, fair to say this is not the easiest nno. — to say this is not the easiest nno. tn— to say this is not the easiest nno. tn not— to say this is not the easiest time. i'm not saying that for owngnnw. — time. i'm not saying that for owngnnw. n— time. i'm not saying that for sympathv- it is_ time. i'm not saying that for sympathy. it is what it is. but tn — sympathy. it is what it is. but i'm determined— sympathy. it is what it is. but i'm determined to get on with the i'm determined to get on with no job— i'm determined to get on with no job tnn— i'm determined to get on with no job tnat .— i'm determined to get on with the job that i am— i'm determined to get on with the job that i am doing. i'm working— the job that i am doing. i'm working from — the job that i am doing. i'm working from home,- the job that i am doing. i'm working from home, have been working from home, have been working from home, have been working from home. we've all got oouoognoo— working from home. we've all got colleagues outside— working from home. we've all got colleagues outside my— g we've all got colleagues outside my house. so you probably— colleagues outside my house. so you probably know— colleagues outside my house. so you probably know that i've been in you probably know that i've been i. my— you probably know that i've been in my constituency— you probably know that i've been in my constituency . it's good to in my constituency. it's good to be in my constituency. it's good to no book— in my constituency. it's good to no nook-in— in my constituency. it's good to be back in parliament and be back here in parliament and i'm be back here in parliament and nn going— be back here in parliament and nn going to— be back here in parliament and in going to go— be back here in parliament and i'm going to get on with representing— i'm going to get on with representing constituents. representing my constituents. nowo—i— representing my constituents. have i understand representing my constituents. - have—i understand the have you been? i understand the wow— have you been? i understand the tnn— have you been? i understand the view that some— have you been? i understand the view that some people might noo— view that some people might nowo, int— view that some people might nowo, out i— view that some people might have, but i knew— view that some people might have, but i knew this was all now— have, but i knew this was all about to— have, but i knew this was all about to unfold— have, but i knew this was all about to unfold and that's why i woikoi— about to unfold and that's why i woikoi away.— about to unfold and that's why i walked away. nothing could be minor— walked away. nothing could be minor non— walked away. nothing could be further from the _ walked away. nothing could be further from the truth. could further from the truth. i could not-anticipated- further from the truth. i could. not-anticipated-worst not have anticipated in my worst nigninonoo— nightmares what would have nnioiioi— nightmares what would have unfolded over— nightmares what would have unfolded over the past few weeks

. wooin— unfolded over the past few weeks . nicola sturgeon— unfolded over the past few weeks . nicola sturgeon now- unfolded over the past few weeks . nicola sturgeon now has been busy working from motorhome home, home, home. anyway, jubes is up next with dewbs & co she is up next with dewbs& co she joins me right now. what have you got? i'm just listening to you— you got? i'm just listening to you won— you got? i'm just listening to you tnon going— you got? i'm just listening to you then going on— 9:37 i'm just listening to you then going on about a motor nono— you then going on about a motor home. absolutely— you then going on about a motor home. absolutely motor home. absolutely love a motor nono—to- home. absolutely love a motori home._to relocate home. maybe i need to relocate in — home. maybe i need to relocate in ann— home. maybe i need to relocate in ann won-io— home. maybe i need to relocate it. and you're actually- home. maybe i need to relocate it. and you're actually quite in touch like touch with things like that, aren't mean, you go to aren't you? i mean, you go to skegness and all of this stuff. i love camping. once the wonnon-o— i love camping. once the weather'slbit,- i love camping. once the weather'slbit, it's- i love camping. once the weather'slbit, it's a- it?“ g once the weather's bit, it's a bit too weather's a bit, it's a bit too coin—onoo- weather's a bit, it's a bit tool cold _ones. being cold for my little ones. being a g...— cold for my little ones. being a tentlthe— cold for my little ones. being a tent-the moment.- cold for my little ones. being a tent the moment. but once the tent at the moment. but once the wonnon— tent at the moment. but once the wootnon oioio— tent at the moment. but once the wooinon picks on,— tent at the moment. but once the weather picks up, i— tent at the moment. but once the weather picks up, i will be ioiiniioiw— weather picks up, i will be definitely about definitely out and about oonging. — definitely out and about camping. definitely out and about- camping. _know i've camping. do you know i've catastrophic family rules? camping thing camping is the kind of thing that seconds there'd be that within seconds there'd be arguments tent . or arguments over the tent. or mainly because i don't know how arguments over the tent. or miputi because i don't know how arguments over the tent. or miput itiecause i don't know how arguments over the tent. or miput it up.use i don't know how arguments over the tent. or miput it up. no i don't know how arguments over the tent. or miput it up. no no.>n't know how arguments over the tent. or miput it up. no no. whatow how arguments over the tent. or miput it up. no no. what is how to put it up. no no. what is there to argue— to put it up. no no. what is there to argue about?- e \i:::i what is there to argue about? beautiful iioiio— there to argue about? beautiful iioiio-tnono— there to argue about? beautiful fields _there with- there to argue about? beautiful fields there with a fields sitting there with a onookw— fields sitting there with a cheeky wine _ fields sitting there with a cheeky wine ,— fields sitting there with a cheeky wine , kids playing on the cheeky wine, kids playing on the gross— cheeky wine, kids playing on the gnoo in— cheeky wine, kids playing on the gnoo in non— cheeky wine, kids playing on the grass in front of— cheeky wine, kids playing on the grass in front of you camping. n-o— grass in front of you camping. in ono— grass in front of you camping. in oi— grass in front of you camping. it's one of these— grass in front of you camping. it's one of these things. inono-o— it's one of these things. inono-o o— it's one of these things. there's a lot— it's one of these things. there's a lot of snobbery that oxioo— there's a lot of snobbery that owno—oni- exists about camping and caravan. caravanning as caravan. i like caravanning as wou,— caravan. i like caravanning as well, motorhomes, and do well, and motorhomes, and i do tnink— well, and motorhomes, and i do wink-o— well, and motorhomes, and i do think-a snobbery— well, and motorhomes, and i do think a snobbery thing think it's a snobbery thing iooonoo— think it's a snobbery thing because _you- think it's a snobbery thing- because _you actually because i think if you actually get because i think if you actually goi yourself— because i think if you actually get yourself out— because i think if you actually get yourself out there and you get yourself out there and you got-in— get yourself out there and you get-it,-brilliant. - get into it, it's brilliant. go.— get into it, it's brilliant. wo-nii— get into it, it's brilliant. wo-nii ion- get into it, it's brilliant. no,-all for it.- get into it, it's brilliant. no,-all for it. it'sl no, no, i'm all for it. it's just just me. carry on

just it's just for me. carry on camping. just it's just for me. carry on oonging. wo— just it's just for me. carry on camping. we should- just it's just for me. carry on camping. we should do- e carry on camping. we should do a show. we ononii— camping. we should do a show. we ononii io— camping. we should do a show. we ononii io iiko— camping. we should do a show. we should do like a— camping. we should do a show. we should do like a carry on coming— should do like a carry on camping-live- should do like a carry on camping live from. should do like a carry on camping-live from. a camping show live from. i like a goon— camping show live from. i like a goon-sno— camping show live from. i like a goon-oiio in— camping show live from. i like a good site in cleethorpes good caravan site in cleethorpes .—oi— good caravan site in cleethorpes .—oi tnono-o- good caravan site in cleethorpes .—oi tnono-o o- good caravan site in cleethorpes ._of there's a goodi . i'm thinking of there's a good oonoing— camping site there. it's ioiinnow— camping site there. it's definitely-in. camping site there. it's definitely in there definitely a show in there somewhere.— definitely a show in there somewhere. to somewhere. do a show there to onw— somewhere. do a show there to carry on— somewhere. do a show there to carry on camping.— somewhere. do a show there to carry on camping. christie's oonn. — carry on camping. christie's camp. christie's.- carry on camping. christie's camp. / camp camp. christie's. yeah. camp cnnono-o. — camp. christie's. yeah. camp christie's. that'sa camp. christie's. yeah. camp christie's. that's a very different show . well, it is. different show. well, it is. yeah. different show. well, it is. on woo— different show. well, it is. yeah. we'd have- different show. well, it is. yeah. we'd have to- i: ”727i; well, it is. yeah. we'd have to do it post wnononoi,— yeah. we'd have to do it post- watershed, _absolutely. watershed, perhaps. absolutely. tonn— watershed, perhaps. absolutely. yogi—i- watershed, perhaps. absolutely. yeah i mean. yeah if you see what i mean. but yeah, it's a wonderful ining. — but yeah, it's a wonderful ining. i— but yeah, it's a wonderful thing. i don't— but yeah, it's a wonderful thing. i don't quite how thing. i don't quite know how ivo— thing. i don't quite know how i-wo-to— thing. i don't quite know how i-wo-io tnan- thing. i don't quite know how i've-to that. yes- thing. i don't quite know how i've-to that. yes i- thing. i don't quite know how i've to that. yes i do i've got on to that. yes i do oowoiiw— i've got on to that. yes i do actually,_werel actually, because we were ioiiing — actually, because we were. talking—dragged actually, because we were- talking_dragged you talking about the i dragged you into i..— talking about the i dragged you into the gutter— talking about the i dragged you into the gutter yet again. /i:::i. into the gutter yet again. you know.— into the gutter yet again. you know. tnat-s— into the gutter yet again. you know, that's-way- into the gutter yet again. you know, that's-waylis. - into the gutter yet again. you know, that's-waylis. . know, that's the way it is. yeah. have know, that's the way it is. i yeah.-have sophistication know, that's the way it is. - yeah. .have sophistication on yeah. we have sophistication on oownoo— yeah. we have sophistication on dewbs&-thank— yeah. we have sophistication on dewbs& thank very much. dewbs& co. thank you very much. ioto— dewbs& co. thank you very much. lots-ue— dewbs& co. thank you very much. lots-up- nw— dewbs& co. thank you very much. lots-up- by i..- lots is coming up. by the way, niion-o— lots is coming up. by the way, biden's-term.- lots is coming up. by the way, biden's term. really biden's second term. i really wont— biden's second term. i really wont-into— biden's second term. i really want-into this- biden's second term. i really want into this whole want to get into this whole conversation _ conversation tonight about the you conversation tonight about the won-onogow- conversation tonight about the you category child you know, the category a child oiwoo— you know, the category a child oiwoo inogoo— you know, the category a child abuse images and what you should do about— abuse images and what you should do about i..— abuse images and what you should do about the people— abuse images and what you should do about the people creating tnat— do about the people creating tnat-wiowing— do about the people creating that-viewingii'm- that and viewing it. i'm absolutely— that and viewing it. i'mi absolutely-and that and viewing it. i'm- absolutely-and disgust absolutely appalled and disgust by absolutely appalled and disgust iw—oono— absolutely appalled and disgust iw—oono goon- absolutely appalled and disgust by some good ideas by it. i've got some good ideas . ii— by it. i've got some good ideas . if g...— by it. i've got some good ideas . if the government want to lg... — . if the government want to iiotonlno— . if the government want to listen-me, i'll- . if the government want to listen me, i'll help them out . if the government want to liiten me, i'll help them out . if the government want to lii know me, i'll help them out . if the government want to lii know whati'll help them out . if the government want to lii know what i'd help them out . if the government want to lii know what i'd do. them out . if the government want to lii know what i'd do. �*fii�*izgl out . i know what i'd do. well, onero— . i know what i'd do. well, then you— . i know what i'd do. well, anoio you go.— . i know what i'd do. well, there you go. well, yes, absolutely. i think i'm in agreement with you there in advance. with advance. michelle dewberry with dewbs& coming your way next

dewbs& co coming your way next ipp see dewbs& co coming your way next ipp tomorrow see dewbs& co coming your way next ipp tomorrow at see dewbs& co coming your way next ipp tomorrow at three. see dewbs& co coming your way next ipp tomorrow at three. hello you tomorrow at three. hello again. aidan here again. it's aidan mcgivern here non—no- again. it's aidan mcgivern here from—it's turnedi from the met office it's turned out to— from the met office it's turned out to no— from the met office it's turned out to no a— from the met office it's turned out to be a fine— from the met office it's turned out to be a fine day for most of us out to be a fine day for most of oowno-— out to be a fine day for most of us-some bright— out to be a fine day for most of us some bright spells. us with some bright spells. annoagn— us with some bright spells. although-lot- us with some bright spells.- although-lotlcloud although an awful lot of cloud nao—ana- although an awful lot of cloud nao—ana n- has built up inland and it onnnaoo— has built up inland and it continues to— has built up inland and it continues to cold and continues to feel cold and we're continuing— continues to feel cold and we're continuing-some- continues to feel cold and we're continuing some wintry continuing to see some wintry oowonon— continuing to see some wintry onowonoltno— continuing to see some wintry showers the north of showers in the north of sootiana.— showers in the north of scotland. much scotland. but for much of the go.— scotland. but for much of the un, -ioiwoon - scotland. but for much of the uk, between certain uk, we're in between certain wp“— uk, we're in between certain wpoo oi— uk, we're in between certain types of weather.— uk, we're in between certain types of weather. we've had an anno— types of weather. we've had an anoiio ain— types of weather. we've had an arctic air flow— types of weather. we've had an arctic air flow arrive at the stan— arctic air flow arrive at the aan oi— arctic air flow arrive at the start of this— arctic air flow arrive at the start of this week during the noxi— start of this week during the now now— start of this week during the next few days,— start of this week during the next few days, atlantic weather wiii— next few days, atlantic weather wiii nw— next few days, atlantic weather wiii try to — next few days, atlantic weather will try to return,— next few days, atlantic weather will try to return, but it's going— will try to return, but it's going to— will try to return, but it's going to iako— will try to return, but it's going to take its time it going to take its time as it owns— going to take its time as it returns , we'll— going to take its time as it returns , we'll see thicker cloud returns, we'll see thicker cloud in non — returns, we'll see thicker cloud move in from the— returns, we'll see thicker cloud move in from the south—west. the nint— move in from the south—west. the first signs— move in from the south—west. the first signs oi— move in from the south—west. the first signs of that— move in from the south—west. the first signs of that will be across cornwall, devon this owoning. — across cornwall, devon this evening. .that- across cornwall, devon this evening. that means that evening. and that means that won— evening. and that means that won ooo— evening. and that means that we'll see generally temperatures staying— we'll see generally temperatures oiawing nn— we'll see generally temperatures oiawing no ai— we'll see generally temperatures staying up at around 7 or 8 coioiao— staying up at around 7 or 8 celsius towards— staying up at around 7 or 8 celsius towards the south—west as celsius towards the south—west ao woii— celsius towards the south—west ao woii ao— celsius towards the south—west as well as northern ireland are noo— as well as northern ireland are not noo— as well as northern ireland are frost free night— as well as northern ireland are frost free night here thicker frost free night here as thicker oioaa— frost free night here as thicker oioai nowoo— frost free night here as thicker cloud moves in— frost free night here as thicker cloud moves in elsewhere, we keep— cloud moves in elsewhere, we keep sono— cloud moves in elsewhere, we keep some-spells- cloud moves in elsewhere, we keep some spells and as a keep some clear spells and as a nooaii— keep some clear spells and as a nooan a— keep some clear spells and as a nooan a nosi— keep some clear spells and as a result a frost is— keep some clear spells and as a result a frost is possible for nonnonn— result a frost is possible for northern eastern england, northern and eastern england, nonn— northern and eastern england, wonn-ana— northern and eastern england, north and scotland. in north wales and scotland. in gag,— north wales and scotland. in fact, highland— north wales and scotland. in fact, highland could fact, highland scotland could again— fact, highland scotland could again temperatures to down again see temperatures to down —5 to— again see temperatures to down —5 to —i— again see temperatures to down —5 to —7 celsius.— again see temperatures to down —5 to —7 celsius. further sleet ani— —5 to —7 celsius. further sleet ana nann— —5 to —7 celsius. further sleet and rain showers— —5 to —7 celsius. further sleet and rain showers around the

coast— and rain showers around the ooaot oi— and rain showers around the coast of northern scotland on iioanooaaw— coast of northern scotland on iioanooiaw .— coast of northern scotland on wednesday . snow over the hills, wednesday. snow over the hills, but wednesday. snow over the hills, in inow-no— wednesday. snow over the hills, but they're really— wednesday. snow over the hills, but they're really confined to the but they're really confined to no ia— but they're really confined to the far north. _ but they're really confined to the far north. there'll be rain oowonon— the far north. there'll be rain showers building— the far north. there'll be rain showers building up across oonnai— showers building up across central southern scotland as central and southern scotland as woii— central and southern scotland as woii ao— central and southern scotland as well as northern— central and southern scotland as well as northern but well as northern england. but tniokon— well as northern england. but honor—ino- well as northern england. but thicker—the rest. well as northern england. buti thicker—the rest of thicker cloud across the rest of ingiana—woiil england into wales as well as wonnonn— england into wales as well as northern ireland— england into wales as well as northern ireland mean northern ireland will mean a grey— northern ireland will mean a grow-wini— northern ireland will mean a grow-king oi— northern ireland will mean a grow-king of gay- northern ireland will mean a grey kind of day or white grey skies kind of day or white snoo— grey skies kind of day or white skies because— grey skies kind of day or white skies because it's— grey skies kind of day or white skies because it's going to be gono— skies because it's going to be gniio nign— skies because it's going to be quite high level— skies because it's going to be quite high level cloud . it will quite high level cloud. it will go— quite high level cloud. it will giwo in— quite high level cloud. it will giwo in no— quite high level cloud. it will give in the south— quite high level cloud. it will give in the south of wales and ooatnwoot— give in the south of wales and southwest england. some hill fog inonoaoingiw— southwest england. some hill fog inonoaoingiw oo— southwest england. some hill fog increasingly so on— southwest england. some hill fog increasingly so on wednesday owoning— increasingly so on wednesday owoning ana— increasingly so on wednesday evening and some drizzle over the evening and some drizzle over ino noon.— evening and some drizzle over ino nat— evening and some drizzle over the moors. but for— evening and some drizzle over the moors. but for many places it's the moors. but for many places in a— the moors. but for many places in a iino— the moors. but for many places it's a fine end— the moors. but for many places it's a fine end to— the moors. but for many places it's a fine end to the day with g..— it's a fine end to the day with no booi— it's a fine end to the day with no not oi— it's a fine end to the day with the best of any— it's a fine end to the day with the best of any clear spells. again— the best of any clear spells. again towards— the best of any clear spells. again towards the north and the nonnoaon— again towards the north and the nonnoaon a— again towards the north and the northeast, a touch— again towards the north and the northeast, a touch of frost again— northeast, a touch of frost again on— northeast, a touch of frost again on thursday morning in the nonn—oaot— again on thursday morning in the nonn—oaot oi— again on thursday morning in the north—east of scotland. oanonwioo,— north—east of scotland. | otherwise, - it's north—east of scotland. otherwise, _it's frost north—east of scotland. othestarte, _it's frost north—east of scotland. othe start ,-it's frost north—east of scotland. othe start , but-it's frost north—east of scotland. othe start , but we're it's frost north—east of scotland. othe start , but we're seeing ost free start, but we're seeing niiaon— free start, but we're seeing milder-arrive- free start, but we're seeing milder arrive from the milder air arrive from the ooatnwoon — milder air arrive from the southwest. - it. milder air arrive from the. southwest. _it some milder air arrive from the- southwest. _it some more southwest. but with it some more onangoaiio— southwest. but with it some more changeable weather. in fact, wonon— changeable weather. in fact, some wetter weather arriving tint— some wetter weather arriving tint ining— some wetter weather arriving first thing thursday into connwaii,— first thing thursday into cornwall, sweeping into devon, sononoon— cornwall, sweeping into devon, somerset,-and- cornwall, sweeping into devon, somerset, and then somerset, dorset and then noaoning— somerset, dorset and then reaching south— somerset, dorset and then reaching south wales by the anonnoon. — reaching south wales by the afternoon. so _ reaching south wales by the afternoon. so it's turning wonon— afternoon. so it's turning wetter across— afternoon. so it's turning wetter across much of england ana— wetter across much of england and waioo— wetter across much of england and iiaioo on— wetter across much of england and wales on thursday into fridav-— and wales on thursday into fridav- nai— and wales on thursday into friday. but temperatures are rising—no- friday. but temperatures are-

rising_the weekend rising everywhere by the weekend

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