is gb are won and lost. this is gb news red wall special . this news red wall special. this is where elections are won and lost. i'm going to be asking real people real questions. areas like ashfield should be labour. areas like ashfield should be labour . this areas like ashfield should be labour. this is the red wall. but they went tory last time. will they go labour again? what can rishi sunak do to convince them to vote for the conservative party? what are the main issues bothering them? other news outlets swerve places like this gb news get stuck right in. i'll see you after the . news good afternoon . it's . news good afternoon. it's 3:01. your top stories from the gb newsroom for children, including a british national and an adult, have been injured in a knife attack in the french alps. it's understood the knifeman is a syrian national who is carrying swedish identity documents . he entered france

documents. he entered france legally and wasn't previously known to security agencies. the 31 year old carried out the- 31 year old carried out the attack— 31 year old carried out the attack in— 31 year old carried out the attack ta a— 31 year old carried out the attack in a playground in the atptae— attack in a playground in the atptae tawn— attack in a playground in the alpine town of— attack in a playground in the alpine town of annecy. police say— alpine town of annecy. police say tat-s— alpine town of annecy. police say tat-a teen— alpine town of annecy. police say he's been arrested, that he stat— say he's been arrested, that he stat ta— say he's been arrested, that he was shot in the— say he's been arrested, that he was shot in the legs and has state— was shot in the legs and has teen— was shot in the legs and has since been taken— was shot in the legs and has since been taken to hospital . since been taken to hospital. ant— since been taken to hospital. ant tats— since been taken to hospital. ant ttts ts— since been taken to hospital. and this is what— since been taken to hospital. and this is what we know about the five— and this is what we know about the five victims. _ and this is what we know about the five victims. so far. ” the five victims. so far. four are children. _ the five victims. so far. four are children. all— the five victims. so far. four are children. all aged between 22 months and three years. two of the toddlers and the- i???“ a�*t: two of the toddlers and the adults are of the toddlers and the adults ta— of the toddlers and the adults ta a ute— of the toddlers and the adults are in a life threatening aaattttaa— are in a life threatening condition ._ are in a life threatening condition . witnesses have said condition. witnesses have said at teast— condition. witnesses have said at teast ane— condition. witnesses have said at least one of— condition. witnesses have said at least one of the children was in at least one of the children was ta a— at least one of the children was ta a pram — at least one of the children was ta a pram at— at least one of the children was in a pram at the— at least one of the children was in a pram at the time of the attack. — in a pram at the time of the attack. prime— in a pram at the time of the attack. 37” rt: " $3“ attack. prime minister rishi sunak and the french president have condemned it as cowardly . have condemned it as cowardly. foreign secretary james cleverly says— foreign secretary james cleverly saystta— foreign secretary james cleverly says the tamtty— foreign secretary james cleverly says the family of— foreign secretary james cleverly says the family of the british injured — says the family of the british injured british _ says the family of the british injured british toddler will be attest— injured british toddler will be offered support.— injured british toddler will be offered support. we stand ready to offered support. we stand ready ta support— offered support. we stand ready to support the— offered support. we stand ready to support the french authorities - to support the french authorities in whichever way we can so where that— authorities in whichever way we can so where that one of the psapts— can so where that one of the seats ,— can so where that one of the seats , ans— can so where that one of the seats , at— can so where that one of the people , one of the children people, one of the children injured— people, one of the children injured was— people, one of the children

injured was a— people, one of the children injured was a british national, we tave— injured was a british national, we have already— injured was a british national, we have already deployed british consular officials— we have already deployed british consular officials who are ttavstttag— consular officials who are travelling to _ consular officials who are travelling to the area to make ttsmsstvss— travelling to the area to make themselves available to support themselves available to support the tamtty— themselves available to support the tamtty ant— themselves available to support the family and of— themselves available to support the family and of course we stand— the family and of course we staat ta— the family and of course we stand in strong— the family and of course we stand in strong solidarity with the psapts— stand in strong solidarity with the seats at— stand in strong solidarity with the people of france at this tsttttts— the people of france at this terrible time— the people of france at this terrible time . _ the people of france at this terrible time . "�* the people of france at this terrible time . ' " : t�* ”' terrible time. an estimated. 7.4 million people in england are waiting to start routine hospital treatment. that's the highest number— hospital treatment. that's the highest number since- that's the highest number since records tetan— highest number since records tsgaa . — highest number since records tsgaa . mata— highest number since records began . more than- highest number since records began . mitt; s?" 1519 000 began. more than 370,000 patients have been waiting more than a year for care and around 11,000 more than 18 months. it means the government and nhs tagtaat— means the government and nhs tagtaat tat— means the government and nhs england had failed in their amttttaa— england had failed in their ambition to— england had failed in their ambition to eliminate all waits of ambition to eliminate all waits st mas— ambition to eliminate all waits st than— ambition to eliminate all waits of more than 18— ambition to eliminate all waits of more than 18 months. by april of more than 18 months. by april at tats— of more than 18 months. by april at ttts ysat— of more than 18 months. by april at ttts ysat .— of more than 18 months. by april at ttts ysat. tt— of more than 18 months. by april of this year. it comes as senior tsststs— of this year. it comes as senior tsststs say— of this year. it comes as senior doctors say the _ of this year. it comes as senior doctors say the nhs is struggling— doctors say the nhs is struggling to provide safe and sttssttvs— struggling to provide safe and effective care— struggling to provide safe and effective care for— struggling to provide safe and effective care for all cancer pattsats— effective care for all cancer pattsats .— effective care for all cancer patients . the— effective care for all cancer patients . the royal college of patients. the royal college of tattstsststs— patients. the royal college of radiologists warns that government— radiologists warns that government action is now sttttsat— government action is now sttttsat ts— government action is now critical to alleviate chronic statt— critical to alleviate chronic staff shortages—

critical to alleviate chronic staff shortages , with 15% of staff shortages, with 15% of sttatsat— staff shortages, with 15% of clinical oncologists positions aat— clinical oncologists positions aat ttsy— clinical oncologists positions vacant. they say— clinical oncologists positions vacant. they say this is leading to tsasst— vacant. they say this is leading to longer waiting— vacant. they say this is leading to longer waiting times for aaastatmsats— to longer waiting times for appointments and treatment, with half appointments and treatment, with sat at— appointments and treatment, with sat at at— appointments and treatment, with half of all units— appointments and treatment, with half of all units reporting ttsaasat— half of all units reporting frequent delays for radiotherapy and chemotherapy. the health ssststatt— and chemotherapy. the health secretary, steve— and chemotherapy. the health secretary, steve barclay, says tas— secretary, steve barclay, says the government— secretary, steve barclay, says the government is investing more . tts— the government is investing more . tts aspart— the government is investing more . the spot was— the government is investing more . the report was focussed- the government is investing more . the report was focussed on the health systems across the uk, so recognising the pressures in wales and scotland as well , wales and scotland as well, there has been a significant increase in demand and that's why we're investing more. we're investing in 160 community diagnostic centres, we're investing in the surgical hubs programme. a further 43 new or expanded surgical hubs due this yeah expanded surgical hubs due this year. and we're also investing in the workforce and that's why we're bringing forward a long term workforce plan . elsewhere term workforce plan. elsewhere ukraine's military claims flooding in the kherson region after the destruction of the kakhovka dam is forcing russian troops to retreat by up to 15km. president vladimir zelenskyy has tssa— president vladimir zelenskyy has tssa vtstttas— president vladimir zelenskyy has

been visiting the— president vladimir zelenskyy has been visiting the area where taattsts— been visiting the area where hundreds of— been visiting the area where hundreds of thousands of people tats— hundreds of thousands of people has assa— hundreds of thousands of people have been left— hundreds of thousands of people have been left stranded and wtttsat— have been left stranded and without drinking water. there's tas— without drinking water. there's concern the water— without drinking water. there's concern the water level at the tssstvstt— concern the water level at the tssstvstt sa— concern the water level at the reservoir near the _ concern the water level at the reservoir near the zaporozhye aassat— reservoir near the zaporozhye aassatpswst— reservoir near the zaporozhye nuclear power plant is running taagstsasty— nuclear power plant is running dangerously low,— nuclear power plant is running dangerously low, although it is sattsatty— dangerously low, although it is currently stable. _ dangerously low, although it is currently stable. ukrainian mp ttta— currently stable. ukrainian mp ttta tattt— currently stable. ukrainian mp kira rudik told— currently stable. ukrainian mp kira rudik told gb news there are potentially— kira rudik told gb news there are potentially catastrophic consequences— are potentially catastrophic consequences . consequences. zaporizhzhia nuclear station that is right now does not have the water to cool down because they were taking the water from there. the water from the dam. second threat that is that mines that were in the ground at the battlefield and near it right now, they are in the water and they can migrate whenever the water would go. and it will be the black sea. so the impact on ukrainian people is absolutely dramatic. rishi sunak has announced britain- t: f rishi sunak has announced britain will host the tast— announced britain will host the tttst ststat— announced britain will host the first global summit on

artificial— first global summit on artificial intelligence safety. the— artificial intelligence safety. the event— artificial intelligence safety. the event will— artificial intelligence safety. the event will consider- artificial intelligence safety. the event will consider the need for international coordinated action to mitigate the risks of ai. action to mitigate the risks of al. the prime minister says there's a need to make the emerging technology safe and secure. downing street says the parts— secure. downing street says the prime minister— secure. downing street says the prime minister is— f ”c: downing street says the prime minister is discussing the sapsttaatttss— prime minister is discussing the opportunities and— prime minister is discussing the opportunities and challenges of ai opportunities and challenges of at wttt— opportunities and challenges of ai with president— opportunities and challenges of ai with president biden at the watts— ai with president biden at the watts tsass— ai with president biden at the white house this— ai with president biden at the white house this afternoon in smsts— white house this afternoon in smsts tram— white house this afternoon in smoke from hundreds of canadian wttttttss— smoke from hundreds of canadian wttttttss tas— smoke from hundreds of canadian wildfires has cast— smoke from hundreds of canadian wildfires has cast a— smoke from hundreds of canadian wildfires has cast a huge smog tas— wildfires has cast a huge smog over the skies— wildfires has cast a huge smog over the skies of— wildfires has cast a huge smog over the skies of washington , over the skies of washington, dc— over the skies of washington, tac, wtsts— over the skies of washington, dc, where the— over the skies of washington, dc, where the prime minister is d.c, where the prime minister is ant— d.c, where the prime minister is ant tsw— d.c, where the prime minister is ant tsw tatt— d.c, where the prime minister is and new york city.— d.c, where the prime minister is and new york city. more than a toast— and new york city. more than a toast us— and new york city. more than a dozen us states— and new york city. more than a dozen us states were under air aaattty— dozen us states were under air aaattty atstts— dozen us states were under air quality alerts yesterday with stttstats— quality alerts yesterday with officials urging— quality alerts yesterday with officials urging residents to stay— officials urging residents to stay tatssts— officials urging residents to stay indoors . _ officials urging residents to stay indoors . 1- officials urging residents to stay indoors . �* cc cit" stay indoors. 1 million masks are being handed out at transportation hubs throughout new york, including grand central terminal . this is gb central terminal. this is gb news. we'll bring you more as it tappsas— news. we'll bring you more as it tappsas. tow,— \ we'll bring you more as it happens. now, though, it's back to tatttst— happens. now, though, it's back to patrick over— happens. now, though, it's back to patrick over in— happens. now, though, it's back to patrick over in sutton .

to patrick over in sutton. has— to patrick over in sutton. l vss. tstts— to patrick over in sutton. . yes. hello and- to patrick over in sutton. “tin; hello and welcome to patrick over in sutton.- - yes. hello and welcome to gb to patrick over in sutton.- - yes. htwall|nd welcome to gb to patrick over in sutton.- - yes. htwall special:ome to gb to patrick over in sutton.- - yes. htwall special with to gb to patrick over in sutton.- - yes. htwall special with mesb news read wall special with me tatttst— news read wall special with me tatttst-ta— news read wall special with me patrick-in sutton - news read wall special with me patrick in sutton in patrick christys in sutton in astttstt— patrick christys in sutton in astttstt ,— patrick christys in sutton in ashfield , and _ patrick christys in sutton in ashfield , and |_ patrick christys in sutton in ashfield , and i am joined by lee ashfield, and i am joined by lee aatstsaa— ashfield, and i am joined by lee aatstssa, st— ashfield, and i am joined by lee anderson, of course, who is the ospaty— anderson, of course, who is the ospaty-st— anderson, of course, who is the ospaty-st tts- deputy chairman of the conservative _ deputy chairman of the conservative party. now over the ssatssltts— conservative party. now over the ssatssltts day— conservative party. now over the course the day today, i've course of the day today, i've assa— course of the day today, i've been walking— course of the day today, i've been walking around, i've been mssttas— been walking around, i've been| mssttag—ttts been walking around, i've been| meewhere_like been walking around, i've been meewhere general like been walking around, i've been meewhere general elections ike been walking around, i've been meewhere general elections are this where general elections are ant— this where general elections are ant tast— this where general elections are won and lost, and— this where general elections are won and lost, and it's areas ttts— won and lost, and it's areas ttts tnts— won and lost, and it's areas like this,-that- won and lost, and it's areas like this, that are all like this, frankly, that are all tsa — like this, frankly, that are all tsa—ty- like this, frankly, that are all tsa —ty tns| like this, frankly, that are all too parties. by the like this, frankly, that are all too parties. in by the like this, frankly, that are all too parties. in my by the like this, frankly, that are all too parties. in my view,e like this, frankly, that are all too parties. in my view, this major parties. in my view, this is major parties. in my view, this smatt— major parties. in my view, this ts-natt. stays— major parties. in my view, this is-wall. okay?.if- major parties. in my view, this is wall. okay? if labour is red wall. okay? so if labour ans-ts— is red wall. okay? so if labour ans-ts ntn— is red wall. okay? so if labour ans-ts ntn tt— is red wall. okay? so if labour are-to win it back- is red wall. okay? so if labour are to win it back and are going to win it back and tnsy-ns—tns- they're going to win the stssttsn — they're going to win the election, they're have election, they're going to have to election, they're going to have ts-ttts— election, they're going to have ts-ttts tnts- election, they're going to have to-like this. i've- to win seats like this. i've tssn— to win seats like this. i've tssn-ts- to win seats like this. i've. been -to -over to win seats like this. i've- been -to -over the been talking to people over the ssanss—nnatl course of the day about what nsatty— course of the day about what really matters— course of the day about what really matters to _ course of the day about what really matters to them. excuse ns-tt-s— really matters to them. excuse me, it's immigration, me, whether it's immigration, nnstnsn— me, whether it's immigration, nnstnsn tt-s— me, whether it's immigration, whether it's the— me, whether it's immigration, whether it's the cost living, whether it's the cost of living, nnstnsn— whether it's the cost of living,| nnstnsn—st whether or not it's a variety of ttttsnsnt— whether or not it's a variety of different _ lee, - whether or not it's a variety of different _ lee, whyi different issues. but lee, why do different issues. but lee, why ts-tt-s— different issues. but lee, why ts-tt-s ss- different issues. but lee, why do it's so important do you think it's so important tnat— do you think it's so important tnatians— do you think it's so important that-arelplaces- do you think it's so important that are places like this that we are in places like this tstays — that we are in places like this tstays tt-s— that we are in places like this today? f today? it's important. patrick because it's not very often that a major news company comes into a major news company comes into a real place and talks to real people or to get real opinions of what's going in the

of what's going on in the country. whether good country. so whether it's good or bad indifferent, it's vitally bad or indifferent, it's vitally important that this message gets out, to other out, not just to other politicians and parliament, but the of country. yeah, the whole of the country. yeah, look, you're going lbe - (tit. yeah, look, you're going be hearing look, you're going to be hearing a—antsnssn- look, you're going to be hearing a_anderson and. a lot from lee anderson and nysstt— a lot from lee anderson and nysstt-as- a lot from lee anderson and myself,-as other- a lot from lee anderson and myself, as other local myself, as well as other local councillors,— myself, as well as other local councillors, etcetera, throughout- councillors, etcetera, throughout of the throughout the course of the day- — throughout the course of the da34—1559- throughout the course of the day. _issue that. throughout the course of thei day. _issue that is day. there is an issue that is on day. there is an issue that is sn-ttns— day. there is an issue that is sn-ttns tsss.- day. there is an issue that is on lips here. whoever on people's lips here. whoever i tatt— on people's lips here. whoever i tatt ts,— on people's lips here. whoever i tatt ts, tt-s— on people's lips here. whoever i talk to, it's the— on people's lips here. whoever i talk to, it's the channel nttnant— talk to, it's the channel migrant crisis,- talk to, it's the channel migrant crisis, it's immigration . tan— migrant crisis, it's immigration . tan tt-s— migrant crisis, it's immigration . ian, it's illegal— migrant crisis, it's immigration . ian, it's illegal immigration . ant— . ian, it's illegal immigration . ant t— . ian, it's illegal immigration . and i think— . ian, it's illegal immigration . and i think with that in mind , it . and i think with that in mind , tt ts— . and i think with that in mind , tt ts nann— . and i think with that in mind , it is worth noting that, yes , , it is worth noting that, yes, stay,— , it is worth noting that, yes, stay, ns— , it is worth noting that, yes, stay, ns as— , it is worth noting that, yes, okay, we are doing our big red natt— okay, we are doing our big red watt snsstat— okay, we are doing our big red wall special here— okay, we are doing our big red wall special here from sutton in asnttstt— wall special here from sutton in asnttstt ant— wall special here from sutton in ashfield and we— wall special here from sutton in ashfield and we talk to local tastnsss— ashfield and we talk to local business people.— ashfield and we talk to local business people. we to business people. we talk to tssat—tstttngl local people. we're getting a flavour— local people. we're getting a ttavsan-st— local people. we're getting a flavour-of the - local people. we're getting a flavour of the mood on flavour really of the mood on tns— flavour really of the mood on tns tnsant— flavour really of the mood on the ground crucially who the ground and crucially who tnsy-ns— the ground and crucially who tnsy-ns-vsts- the ground and crucially who they're-vote for- the ground and crucially who they're vote for at the they're going to vote for at the nsxt— next general election, which nsatty—st- next general election, which really—of this. really is the point of this snow.— really is the point of this show-worth- really is the point of thisj show.-worth-i show. it's worth noting, i tttnt— show. it's worth noting, i think, isn't— show. it's worth noting, i think, isn't it,— show. it's worth noting, i think, isn't it, what's happened in think, isn't it, what's happened tn transs— think, isn't it, what's happened tn tnanss ant— think, isn't it, what's happened in france and the— think, isn't it, what's happened in france and the there in france and the issue there nttn— in france and the issue there withlsupposedly- in france and the issue there with supposedly refugee with a supposedly syrian refugee who with a supposedly syrian refugee tns-t— with a supposedly syrian refugee nns-t nsan— with a supposedly syrian refugee who-i mean, i've- with a supposedly syrian refugee who i mean, i've seen the who is and i mean, i've seen the vttsa— who is and i mean, i've seen the vttss, tn— who is and i mean, i've seen the video, i'm assuming— who is and i mean, i've seen the video, i'm assuming we're not snsntnt— video, i'm assuming we're not showing-stabbed- video, i'm assuming we're not showing stabbed multiple showing it as stabbed multiple pssnts— showing it as stabbed multiple psspts .— showing it as stabbed multiple people , children— showing it as stabbed multiple people , children really in people, children really in a pat— people, children really in a pat tn— people, children really in a park in france,— people, children really in a park in france, including a tstttsn— park in france, including a toddler. it's— park in france, including a toddler. it's horrific stuff. nstsns— toddler. it's horrific stuff. nstsns t— toddler. it's horrific stuff. nstsns t 90— toddler. it's horrific stuff. before i go to— toddler. it's horrific stuff. before i go to mark white, back at tass—

before i go to mark white, back at tass at— before i go to mark white, back at tass at sn— before i go to mark white, back at base at gb news, i'm going to tant— at base at gb news, i'm going to tnnt tn— at base at gb news, i'm going to tnnt tn tss— at base at gb news, i'm going to bring in lee anderson. lee tsa-s— bring in lee anderson. lee tsa-s tssn— bring in lee anderson. lee you've been very, very strong on tttstat— you've been very, very strong on illegal migration,— you've been very, very strong on illegal migration, on what's going— illegal migration, on what's gstng sn— illegal migration, on what's gstng an tn— illegal migration, on what's going on in the— illegal migration, on what's going on in the channel. and nanny,— going on in the channel. and tnantty, t— going on in the channel. and frankly, i think— going on in the channel. and frankly, i think it's issues ttts— frankly, i think it's issues ttts tnts. — frankly, i think it's issues like this. what's happened in transs— like this. what's happened in tnanss tnat— like this. what's happened in france that make it all the more tnaatant— france that make it all the more important ttts— france that make it all the more important, like you— france that make it all the more important, like you and frankly, ssnns— important, like you and frankly, ssnns t— important, like you and frankly, everyone i talk— important, like you and frankly, everyone i talk to— important, like you and frankly, everyone i talk to here that we nsst— everyone i talk to here that we nsst ts— everyone i talk to here that we nsst ts sat— everyone i talk to here that we need to sort out— everyone i talk to here that we need to sort out what's happening— need to sort out what's happening in- need to sort out what's happening in the channel tattsnat— happening in the channel national security . “tin; l national security. yes, it's heartbreaking. patrick to what's happenedin heartbreaking. patrick to what's happened in france , but i happened in france, but i suspect there'll be lots of people not surprised because for far too long we've got far too many people, not just in the uk but all over europe, undocumented young men. we don't know where they've from . we know where they've come from. we don't their past is, don't know what their past is, whether got any criminal whether they've got any criminal past or links to terrorism or anything like that. and because of incident has of that, this awful incident has happened in france. and my happened today in france. and my heart goes out to the family. it really does. absolutely. look, heart goes out to the family. it really going absolutely. look, heart goes out to the family. it really going to bsolutely. look, heart goes out to the family. it really going to give itely. look, heart goes out to the family. it really going to give you look, heart goes out to the family. it really going to give you a ook, heart goes out to the family. it really going to give you a lot, we're going to give you a lot tstatt— we're going to give you a lot more detail on— we're going to give you a lot more detail on this. this is a tast— more detail on this. this is a tast nsvtnt— more detail on this. this is a fast moving picture. and as far as-aware, anyway,- fast moving picture. and as far as aware, anyway, in the as i'm aware, anyway, in the tast—ss- as i'm aware, anyway, in the tast—ss, tt-si last half an hour or so, it's tssn— last half an hour or so, it's been _think. last half an hour or so, it's. been _think that a been confirmed. i think that a natttsn— been confirmed. i think that a natttsn-nas— been confirmed. i think that a british was involved british citizen was involved satty—

british citizen was involved satty tn— british citizen was involved satty tn tnts— british citizen was involved sadly in this incident in transs— sadly in this incident in france. i'm— sadly in this incident in france. i'm _to . sadly in this incident in france. i'm to throw sadly in this incident in- france. i'm-to throw over sadly in this incident in- fremarki'm-to throw over sadly in this incident in fremark white to throw over sadly in this incident in fremark white now, throw over sadly in this incident in fremark white now, throis over sadly in this incident in fremark white now, throis our to mark white now, who is our nons— to mark white now, who is our nsns ant— to mark white now, who is our home and security editor, who's got home and security editor, who's tat-vsn— home and security editor, who's sat-vsn tatsst— home and security editor, who's got-very latest on- home and security editor, who's got very latest on this. home and security editor, who's got an 'ery latest on this. home and security editor, who's got an absolutely)n this. home and security editor, who's got an absolutely shocking, mark an absolutely shocking, tnatts— mark an absolutely shocking, tats-tn— mark an absolutely shocking, tragic-in france- mark an absolutely shocking, tragic in france . tragic incident in france. nanttts— tragic incident in france. horrific. yes.— tragic incident in france. horrific. yes. we- tragic incident in france. horrific. yes. we just- tragic incident in france. i flit; “at: horrific. yes. we just had a news conference that was led by the french prime minister who was giving us an update really on what the situation is with regard to the ongoing investigation and those injured. we had thought five that number has risen to six. it's two adults and four children and very disturbingly , all of the very disturbingly, all of the children, according to the prime minister, are described as being severely injured. we know that at least one of the victims was actually flown to geneva in neighbouring switzerland. remember this is a french alpine town not far from the border with switzerland. very, very popular with tourists . you're popular with tourists. you're looking on the screen now at the

immediate aftermath of this incident with all of the french fire and civilian paramedic teams at the scene, along with air ambulances that were sent to take the most severely injured to hospital as quickly as possible. now, as far as the alleged attacker is concerned , alleged attacker is concerned, you're right, patrick, it has been confirmed that he is a syrian national who had travelled to sweden in some ten years ago and claimed asylum. that asylum, we're told, was granted . and in april of this granted. and in april of this year that individual then separated from his swedish wife. we're told that he met patrick, his swedish wife, when they were both in turkey . apparently, both in turkey. apparently, according to french media, they are both described as having beenin are both described as having been in the nursing profession .

been in the nursing profession. these reports and early reports are always subject potentially to correction , but that's what to correction, but that's what it's being reported . and at the it's being reported. and at the moment that they separated and that in the last few months, he he travelled to france. they say that he had no fixed address and that he had no fixed address and that he'd been seen around this part. we've got some images which we'd like to play you as well now that show the immediate aftermath of the attack were not showing the video that you've seen. patrick and it you know, i've seen as well off the attack underway. but these images ages show the attacker in the park just after the attack on the children . you can see him in children. you can see him in sunglasses . he's wearing that sunglasses. he's wearing that head covering in shorts, walking out of the gate to the play

park. we actually in the video see him going back into that park on at least two occasions until targeting one particular infant in a stroller with a really harrowing scene of this child's mother trying to get in between him and that, you know, in between the child and the attacker, other images of him having just left the play park, then being followed by two members of the public carrying really just their backpacks as a rudiment free form of kind of shielding and protection following him until the police got there . and patrick, what got there. and patrick, what they tell us is that actually there was a very swift police response that . within four response that. within four minutes of the first calls going into the police force, they had apprehended this man, shot him. we understand , in the legs. he's we understand, in the legs. he's been treated for those injuries. and he is now in police custody

. he hopefully in a position to be able to shed some light on what on earth his motivation for this horrific attack was . mark, this horrific attack was. mark, thank you very, very- �*" i i mark, thank you very, very much . it's thank you very, very much. it's tnat— thank you very, very much. it's ttant wntts— thank you very, very much. it's mark white there,— thank you very, very much. it's mark white there, our home sssanty— mark white there, our home security editor. _ mark white there, our home security editor. we will be natt— security editor. we will be nant assass— security editor. we will be right across this story as tntsst— right across this story as tntsst any— right across this story as indeed any more information tsvstsns— indeed any more information tsvstsns .— indeed any more information tsvstsas . as— indeed any more information develops . as i— indeed any more information develops . as i was going to say, develops. as i was going to say, it's develops. as i was going to say, tt-s snssttnt— develops. as i was going to say, tt-s snssttnt .— develops. as i was going to say, it's shocking . it's— develops. as i was going to say, it's shocking . it's not, though, it's shocking. it's not, though, is it's shocking. it's not, though, ts tts— it's shocking. it's not, though, is it? unfortunately because we see is it? unfortunately because we tns— is it? unfortunately because we ttns ant— is it? unfortunately because we see time and time— is it? unfortunately because we see time and time again people natstnt— see time and time again people raising legitimate— see time and time again people raising legitimate concerns about— raising legitimate concerns about an— raising legitimate concerns about our asylum policy, about nnat-s— about our asylum policy, about was gant— about our asylum policy, about was going sn— about our asylum policy, about what's going on in the channel, not what's going on in the channel, nst tast— what's going on in the channel, not just about— what's going on in the channel, not just about cost, but not just about the cost, but about— not just about the cost, but about national— not just about the cost, but about national security . and about national security. and tnsn— about national security. and then-absolutely,- then you see absolutely, ssnptststy— then you see absolutely, completely utterly horrific completely and utterly horrific tnsttsnts— completely and utterly horrific incidents-the _ completely and utterly horrific incidents-the one- completely and utterly horrific incidents the one that's incidents like the one that's naaasnst— incidents like the one that's happened france. have happened in france. we have astaatty— happened in france. we have actually—similar. happened in france. we have. actually—similar one actually had a very similar one over here where— actually had a very similar one over here where an individual was-ts— over here where an individual was-to death,- over here where an individual was-to death, an- was stabbed to death, an asptnnt— was stabbed to death, an aspiring royal— was stabbed to death, an aspiring royal marine was stattst— aspiring royal marine was stabbedlby_ aspiring royal marine was stabbed by somebody who'd e—scooter by somebody who'd nsnsnstty— e—scooter by somebody who'd reportedly killed— e—scooter by somebody who'd reportedly killed a couple of nssnts— reportedly killed a couple of people tn— reportedly killed a couple of people in another country and tssn—tsattntl people in another country and been—dealing inj been done for drug dealing in anstnsn— been done for drug dealing in another—came. another country, then came over nss— another country, then came over nssan—- another country, then came over nsns.—an-tn| here. but anyway, i am now in asnttstt— here. but anyway, i am now in asnttstt .— here. but anyway, i am now in ashfield , which— here. but anyway, i am now in ashfield , which is— here. but anyway, i am now in ashfield , which is a key red ashfield, which is a key red natt— ashfield, which is a key red watt ssat— ashfield, which is a key red watt ssat .— ashfield, which is a key red wall seat . this— ashfield, which is a key red wall seat . this is our red wall wall seat. this is our red wall snsstat. — wall seat. this is our red wall

snsstat. _tstnt- wall seat. this is our red wall special. _going to- special. we're going to be vssnnt— special. we're going to be veering anat— special. we're going to be veering away obviously from nnat-s— what's been going on in france. tn— what's been going on in france.| t-n—antsnssn i'm going to bring lee anderson tast— i'm going to bring lee anderson task—tast- back in and lee, we're just gonna— back in and lee, we're just gonna-a— back in and lee, we're just gonna-a little- back in and lee, we're just gonna a little walk up the gonna have a little walk up the man— gonna have a little walk up the nttn stnsst— gonna have a little walk up the high street here— gonna have a little walk up the high street here because i want to tst— high street here because i want to tst ts— high street here because i want to ast ts ants— high street here because i want to get to grips with what nattsns— to get to grips with what matters _the to get to grips with what- matters _the red matters to people in the red natt— matters to people in the red watt—tsti wall seats. people here get snstsn— wall seats. people here get snstsn-a- wall seats. people here get snstsn-a tst- wall seats. people here get spoken a lot other spoken down to a lot other media sattsts—nay- spoken down to a lot other media sattsts—nay ttn- outlets i think just pay lip ssntss— outlets i think just pay lip service-them,- outlets i think just pay lip service them, frankly, don't service to them, frankly, don't natty—tnat- service to them, frankly, don't really _what they . really care about what they natty— really care about what they really think. _ really care about what they really think. what matters to pssnts—nssaassi really think. what matters to. people—because if people in this seat. because if sanat— people in this seat. because if sanatltstnt— people in this seat. because if sunak.going.win,_ people in this seat. because if sunak going win, got sunak is going to win, he's got to sunak is going to win, he's got to-y0u_ sunak is going to win, he's got ts-ysa vsn— sunak is going to win, he's got to you very proud. to keep you very proud. constituency— to keep you very proud. constituency they - to keep you very proud. constituency they are. patrick, this is an area built on coal mining and textiles and hard working people, working class people that were repeatedly called thick and stupid and racist and bigoted during the brexit referendum 70% of the people in this area voted to take back control. that's what they did in 2016. and they're absolutely fed up. i mean, look at this high street here. it needs a it needs the investment. it needs the money from the levelling fund. we've already levelling up fund. we've already got £70 million coming into into ashfield. with red wall in common with with red wall areas the towns , areas like this, the towns, they've always had a labour mp, they've always had a labour council been council and they've always been ignored for donkey's years. i

aim to change that and my party aims to change that. and these aim to change that and my party aims toiniange that. and these aim to change that and my party aims toin ange that. and these aim to change that and my party aims toin a placetat. and these aim to change that and my party aims toin a place like ind these aim to change that and my party aims toin a place like ayrshire, people in a place like ayrshire, they deserve better than they deserve much better than what they've had over the last 50 or 60 years. well, throughout the show today, 50 or 60 years. well, throughout the going show today, 50 or 60 years. well, throughout the going be show today, 50 or 60 years. well, throughout the going be drillingjay, 50 or 60 years. well, throughout the going be drilling down we're going to be drilling down in issues. in a few key issues. immigration, obviously is in a few key issues. - immigration, obviously is one in a few key issues. _ immigration, obviously is one of tnsn. — immigration, obviously is one of tnsn. -st— immigration, obviously is one of them.-of living- immigration, obviously is one of them. of living crisis, them. the cost of living crisis, tan— them. the cost of living crisis, tan ant— them. the cost of living crisis, law and order.— them. the cost of living crisis, law and order.-is- them. the cost of living crisis, law and order. is exactly law and order. this is exactly nnsns— law and order. this is exactly. nnsns—nat where we are now, actually had a nsttss— where we are now, actually had a nsttss-tt-s— where we are now, actually had a nsttss-tt-s natt- where we are now, actually had a police-it's now shut- police station. it's now shut ctassts—tsl classic. so we're going to be tatttnt— classic. so we're going to be tatttnt-att— classic. so we're going to be talking-alllthat.. classic. so we're going to be talking all that. it talking about all of that. it ssnss-tay- talking about all of that. it comes-day after- talking about all of that. it comes day after it comes just a day after it snsntst— comes just a day after it emerged that— comes just a day after it emerged that in a half sf of tnttant— emerged that in a half sf of england ant— emerged that in a half sf of england and wales , police england and wales, the police navsn-t— england and wales, the police haven't-burglary- england and wales, the police haven't burglary in haven't solved a burglary in tntss— haven't solved a burglary in tntss-t— haven't solved a burglary in three-i mean,- haven't solved a burglary in three i mean, let that three years. i mean, let that stnt— three years. i mean, let that stnt tn.— three years. i mean, let that stnt tn. ss— three years. i mean, let that sink in. so-going- three years. i mean, let that sink in. so going to be sink in. so we're going to be tatttnt— sink in. so we're going to be tatttnt-tnts- sink in. so we're going to be talking-this and- talking about this and snattattt— talking about this and crucially, i— talking about this and crucially, i want to get the crucially, i want to get to the vsn— crucially, i want to get to the very tsttsn — crucially, i want to get to the very bottom of— crucially, i want to get to the very bottom of voting for the nsst— very bottom of voting for the next _election - very bottom of voting for the next-election .- very bottom of voting for the next election . not next general election. not ssntnsst— next general election. not convinced that— next general election. not convinced that keir starmer is tant— convinced that keir starmer is tstna snsatn— convinced that keir starmer is doing enough to— convinced that keir starmer is doing enough to win these people tact.— doing enough to win these people back. nsttsvsn— doing enough to win these people back. however, i— doing enough to win these people back. however, i can believe tnat— back. however, i can believe tnat tttsnt— back. however, i can believe that rishi sunak— back. however, i can believe that rishi sunak is doing enough to tsss— that rishi sunak is doing enough to tsss tnsn— that rishi sunak is doing enough to lose them. so— that rishi sunak is doing enough to lose them. so we're going to be to lose them. so we're going to tas—natt— to lose them. so we're going to ts—nttnt-tnsi be getting stuck right into the nttty—csst- be getting stuck right into the nttty—csst st- nitty gritty here. cost of ttvtnt— nitty gritty here. cost of ttvtnt .— nitty gritty here. cost of living , immigration, law and living, immigration, law and tntss— living, immigration, law and arts .— living, immigration, law and arts . wns— living, immigration, law and order . who voting for? order. who are you voting for? ant— order. who are you voting for? and-interestingly- order. who are you voting for? and interestingly , what and as well, interestingly, what tnsy—atsat- and as well, interestingly, what they—about woke. they really think about woke an, — they really think about woke an, san— they really think about woke stuff, can they— they really think about woke stuff, can they bring themselves to stuff, can they bring themselves tss-tst— stuff, can they bring themselves ts-tsn a— stuff, can they bring themselves ts-tsn a man— stuff, can they bring themselves to-for a man who- stuff, can they bring themselves to for a man who thinks to vote for a man who thinks tnat— to vote for a man who thinks tnat ttsnnsn— to vote for a man who thinks that women can— to vote for a man who thinks that women can have a penis?

tatnst— that women can have a penis? patrick christie's— that women can have a penis? patrick christie's in the red natt— patrick christie's in the red watt tst— patrick christie's in the red wall for our— patrick christie's in the red wall for our red— patrick christie's in the red wall for our red wall special. t-tt— wall for our red wall special. t-tt sss— i'll see

you're listening to gb news tatto— you're listening to gb news ttatts .— radio. iyes,| radio. yes, hello and welcome to sutton in for gb news sutton in ashfield for gb news red wall special. this is the hean red wall special. this is the heart of the red wall. okay. it seats like this where general elections are lost. so elections are won and lost. so we're be to talking we're going to be to talking people the of people throughout the course of this and finding out what this show and finding out what really matters. jet jason, you backi really matters. jet jason, you back i think to liam halligan now who is our economics and business editor who has got some information for us about the economics, about areas like this. the red wall seats, because it was supposed to be all about levelling up, wasn't it? and look, i've got to be honest with you, i think people had a degree of sympathy when it came the coronavirus came to the coronavirus pandemic. unprecedented times. things that things had to be done that impacted finances. the impacted public finances. the war in ukraine, of course,

that's impacting finances that's impacting public finances . this where . but places like this where i am now, can they hand on heart say that they have noticed the difference or the benefit to voting? tory in big numbers like they did at the last election? liam halligan joins us now with on the money . good to be with on the money. good to be with you patrick over to you liam . you patrick over to you liam. well patrick, you are of course in well patrick, you are of course tn asnttstt. — well patrick, you are of course in ashfield. that's— well patrick, you are of course in ashfield. that's in nottinghamshire. there are 38 ton— nottinghamshire. there are 38 ton ssats— nottinghamshire. there are 38 tory seats across— nottinghamshire. there are 38 tory seats across the east tttttants— tory seats across the east midlands out— tory seats across the east midlands out of the 46 parliamentary constituencies . parliamentary constituencies. many— parliamentary constituencies. tank at— parliamentary constituencies. ttanysttnsss— parliamentary constituencies. many of those seats like asnttstt— many of those seats like ashfield where you are, were won in ashfield where you are, were won tn zeta — ashfield where you are, were won tn zeta nnsn — ashfield where you are, were won in 2019 when boris— ashfield where you are, were won in 2019 when boris johnson was tans— in 2019 when boris johnson was prime minister— in 2019 when boris johnson was prime minister ,_ in 2019 when boris johnson was prime minister , as— in 2019 when boris johnson was prime minister , as well as prime minister, as well as nottinghamshire, which includes astttstt— nottinghamshire, which includes asnttstt. tns— nottinghamshire, which includes ashfield. the east— nottinghamshire, which includes ashfield. the east midlands also tnstatss— ashfield. the east midlands also includes derbyshire shire, leicestershire, _ includes derbyshire shire, leicestershire, lincolnshire and northamptonshire . brazier. this northamptonshire. brazier. this is northamptonshire. brazier. this ts a— northamptonshire. brazier. this ts a key— northamptonshire. brazier. this ts a tsy natt— northamptonshire. brazier. this ts a tsy pant st— northamptonshire. brazier. this is a key part of the red wall ant— is a key part of the red wall ant t— is a key part of the red wall ant t tntnt— is a key part of the red wall and i think it's— is a key part of the red wall and i think it's true to say tnat— and i think it's true to say tnat svsn— and i think it's true to say that over recent- and i think it's true to say that over recent years east

tttttants— that over recent years east midlands has— that over recent years east midlands has really had very, vsn— midlands has really had very, vsn tan— midlands has really had very, very low government spending . if very low government spending. if we very low government spending. if as tast— very low government spending. if as task at— very low government spending. if we can look at the— very low government spending. if we can look at the spending on transnat— we can look at the spending on transport, sn— we can look at the spending on transport, on energy, on digital ttsst— transport, on energy, on digital flood protection,— transport, on energy, on digital flood protection, on education, the flood protection, on education, tns tast— flood protection, on education, the east midlands, it gets aaunt— the east midlands, it gets aaunt tsa— the east midlands, it gets around 12% below the uk national avsnast— around 12% below the uk national avsnast at— around 12% below the uk national average of government spending , average of government spending, untan— average of government spending, that nsatty— average of government spending, that nsatty ts— average of government spending, which really is a— average of government spending, which really is a reason for gripe— which really is a reason for gripe ant— which really is a reason for gripe and concern among a lot of tnass— gripe and concern among a lot of tnass asapts— gripe and concern among a lot of those people. and— gripe and concern among a lot of those people. and in fact the tast— those people. and in fact the east midlands— those people. and in fact the east midlands per head. patrick nsastvst— east midlands per head. patrick nsastvst nas— east midlands per head. patrick received has the _ east midlands per head. patrick received has the lowest public sasnttnt— received has the lowest public sasnttna at— received has the lowest public spending of all— received has the lowest public spending of all the uk regions , spending of all the uk regions, untan— spending of all the uk regions, that ts— spending of all the uk regions, that ts a— spending of all the uk regions, which is a pretty— spending of all the uk regions, which is a pretty stark statistic,— which is a pretty stark statistic, having said that, the aavsnnnsnt— statistic, having said that, the government has— statistic, having said that, the government has been trying to do sanstntnt— government has been trying to do something about— government has been trying to do something about that with its tsvstttnt — something about that with its levelling un— something about that with its levelling up funding. labour say tnat— levelling up funding. labour say tnat tns— levelling up funding. labour say that the levelling— levelling up funding. labour say that the levelling up funding has that the levelling up funding nas tssn— that the levelling up funding has been dispersed deliberately to has been dispersed deliberately ta tn— has been dispersed deliberately ta tn ant— has been dispersed deliberately ta tn ant ntn— has been dispersed deliberately to try and win back seats that tns— to try and win back seats that tns tatss— to try and win back seats that the tories already— to try and win back seats that the tories already hold in the red the tories already hold in the st watt.— the tories already hold in the red wall. the— the tories already hold in the red wall. the east midlands did secure most of— red wall. the east midlands did secure most of the— red wall. the east midlands did secure most of the levelling up tunttnt— secure most of the levelling up tunttnt tn— secure most of the levelling up funding tn tns— secure most of the levelling up funding in the latest round in

january— funding in the latest round in january sass,— funding in the latest round in january 2023, but the regions ntssst— january 2023, but the regions ntssst aut— january 2023, but the regions missed out on— january 2023, but the regions missed out on the electrification of the midlands nan— electrification of the midlands ttns. — electrification of the midlands main line. most— electrification of the midlands main line. most trains in the stan— main line. most trains in the nsatan, tnsy-ns— main line. most trains in the region, they're still diesel tnatns— region, they're still diesel trains, which— region, they're still diesel trains, which means they're less tnstusnt— trains, which means they're less tnstusnt .— trains, which means they're less frequent , they're— trains, which means they're less frequent , they're slower, frequent, they're slower, tnsy-ns— frequent, they're slower, they're more— frequent, they're slower, they're more overcrowded , added they're more overcrowded, added ant— they're more overcrowded, added ant atsa— they're more overcrowded, added and also patrick,— they're more overcrowded, added and also patrick, crucially, a big— and also patrick, crucially, a ttt ttau— and also patrick, crucially, a big ttau ta— and also patrick, crucially, a big blow to ashfield and the constituency— big blow to ashfield and the constituency you're now in is tnat— constituency you're now in is tnat tns— constituency you're now in is that the eastern— constituency you're now in is that the eastern leg of hs2, the suasnast— that the eastern leg of hs2, the superfast train— that the eastern leg of hs2, the superfast train was also sanaaast— superfast train was also sanaaast. sa— superfast train was also scrapped. so hs2 only now goes tran— scrapped. so hs2 only now goes nan tantan— scrapped. so hs2 only now goes from london to— scrapped. so hs2 only now goes from london to birmingham and tnsn— from london to birmingham and tnsn nayts— from london to birmingham and then maybe from _ from london to birmingham and then maybe from birmingham to ttanansstsn— then maybe from birmingham to manchester, but— then maybe from birmingham to manchester, but the birmingham to manchester, but the birmingham ta tssts— manchester, but the birmingham ta tssts tn,— manchester, but the birmingham to leeds bit, which would have tnatutst— to leeds bit, which would have included the— to leeds bit, which would have included the east— to leeds bit, which would have included the east midlands, has tssn— included the east midlands, has tssn sanaaast— included the east midlands, has been scrapped and no one knows unsns— been scrapped and no one knows unsns tnat— been scrapped and no one knows unsns tnat ts— been scrapped and no one knows where that is going— been scrapped and no one knows where that is going to return. so where that is going to return. sa you— where that is going to return. sa you as— where that is going to return. so you are absolutely in the satasntns— so you are absolutely in the satasntns at— so you are absolutely in the epicentre of where this next tsnsnat— epicentre of where this next general election— epicentre of where this next general election expected in the autun— general election expected in the autun at— general election expected in the autumn of 2024— general election expected in the autumn of 2024 will be won and tast— autumn of 2024 will be won and tast tn— autumn of 2024 will be won and tast tn ssats— autumn of 2024 will be won and lost in seats like— autumn of 2024 will be won and lost in seats like lee's seat, untan— lost in seats like lee's seat, that at— lost in seats like lee's seat, which of course— lost in seats like lee's seat, which of course was previously nstt— which of course was previously nstt ty— which of course was previously nstt by an— which of course was previously held by gb news— which of course was previously held by gb news own gloria de ttsna— held by gb news own gloria de ttsna .— held by gb news own gloria de ttsna . tss— held by gb news own gloria de ttsna . tss tt— held by gb news own gloria de piero . yes it was— held by gb news own gloria de piero . yes it was indeed .

piero. yes it was indeed. liam, tau-ts— piero. yes it was indeed. liam, you're absolutely bang on the money. there obviously, i'm going to be talking to gloria shortly. walk with me, shortly. just walk with me, if that's all because want that's all right, because i want to give bit of a flavour about to give a bit of a flavour about where the minute. where we are at the minute. cheers, by the way. so cheers, liam, by the way. so this just this obviously is just in ashfield. is the ashfield. this is the high street. to be doing street. we're going to be doing a of the show here and a lot of the show here today and indeed the town square indeed from the town square there, is real high there, but it is real high streets like this kind of normal places that a lot of people frankly ignore. i think. and it's all very well and good rishi sunak, you know, pandering to the people of surrey. no disrespect to the people of surrey, of course, pandering to people in in muswell hill and areas like that. is areas like that. but this is really the kind place that he really the kind of place that he needs be winning if indeed he needs to be winning if indeed he is win that general is going to win that general election. these people lent sunak their vote and what have they seen? have they had any bang for their buck? i wanted to know , courtesy of jack carson, know, courtesy of jack carson, who's been out and about talking to people whether or not they are for the are going to vote for the conservative party at next conservative party at the next general going to general election. is it going to be for the people be tory or labour for the people of ashfield? labour or tory

labour? why ? what about them? labour? why? what about them? attracts you to them? well i think they do more than tories. i've never voted tory, i've atuays— i've never voted tory, i've atnays tssn— i've never voted tory, i've always been labour . s:i;iti; always been labour. is there anything— always been labour. is there anything that rishi sunak could do to persuade you to vote conservative? never i will never ever vote conservative, - i sti?’ \t i will never ever vote conservative, but all tttsnat— ever vote conservative, but all liberat- just— ever vote conservative, but all liberal. just labour. but i aant— liberal. just labour. but i cant vats— liberal. just labour. but i can't vote for— liberal. just labour. but i can't vote for anybody because i atn-t— can't vote for anybody because i atn-t tat— can't vote for anybody because i atn-t tat a— can't vote for anybody because i atn-t aat a anata— can't vote for anybody because i ain't got a photo id. but i nautt— ain't got a photo id. but i uautt tt— ain't got a photo id. but i uautt tt t— ain't got a photo id. but i would if i had— ain't got a photo id. but i would if i had photo id. definitely— would if i had photo id. definitely conservative. i've always been conservative and nothing really has swayed me. i know that there's been a lot of anattsns— know that there's been a lot of anattsns .— know that there's been a lot of anattsns . tut— know that there's been a lot of problems , but i— know that there's been a lot of problems , but i think they're problems, but i think they're going— problems, but i think they're going ta— problems, but i think they're going ta ast— problems, but i think they're going to get sorted out and keir stannsn— going to get sorted out and keir stannsn ts— going to get sorted out and keir starmer is not— going to get sorted out and keir starmer is not the— going to get sorted out and keir starmer is not the sort of ass— starmer is not the sort of ass tnat— starmer is not the sort of person that i— starmer is not the sort of person that i think should lead the person that i think should lead tns aauntn— person that i think should lead tns aauntn .— person that i think should lead tns aauntn . ta— person that i think should lead the country . to be— person that i think should lead the country . to be fair, i don't the country. to be fair, i don't tsttsvs— the country. to be fair, i don't tsttsvs tn— the country. to be fair, i don't believe in his— the country. to be fair, i don't believe in his in— the country. to be fair, i don't believe in his in his values. tataut-s— believe in his in his values. labour's been— believe in his in his values. labour's been a— believe in his in his values. labour's been a big- believe in his in his values. labour's been a big let- believe in his in his values. labour's been a big let down. they just seem to ought to put

take money off the people that work and give it to them that don't want to work and i don't agree with that either. i think if keep conservative in then it means having a conservative party leader here which to me he has done nothing in his opinion for ashfield . so it's one of for ashfield. so it's one of tntnts— for ashfield. so it's one of things where— for ashfield. so it's one of things where i— : so it's one of things where i everybody's tntnttnt— things where i everybody's tntnttnt t— things where i everybody's thinking i would have thought , thinking i would have thought, oh, thinking i would have thought, an. snatt— thinking i would have thought, an. snatt ns— thinking i would have thought, oh, shall we vote— thinking i would have thought, oh, shall we vote for? because nataty— oh, shall we vote for? because nataty ssss— oh, shall we vote for? because nobody seems to— oh, shall we vote for? because nobody seems to do anything . nobody seems to do anything. okay.— nobody seems to do anything. okay. tss.— nobody seems to do anything. okay. tss. sa— nobody seems to do anything. okay, yes. so what— nobody seems to do anything. okay, yes. so what you've heard there is a bit of a mixed bag isn't it really all to play for. i think the big question is going to be whether or not people feel let down. a little bit on in the show. i'm bit later on in the show. i'm zooming in. i'm zoning in on some that think, some core issues that i think, well, think i know well, i don't think i know because speaking because i've been speaking to people here. people really matter here. immigration okay. immigration being one. okay. illegal as well. law illegal immigration as well. law and order. going to be and order. i'm going to be discussing that discussing the fact that the local has closed discussing the fact that the locwell. has closed discussing the fact that the locwell. and has closed discussing the fact that the locwell. and what's has closed discussing the fact that the locwell. and what's going)sed discussing the fact that the locwell. and what's going)se be as well. and what's going to be talking crucially, the talking about, crucially, the cost living crisis. and i

cost of living crisis. and i just want to give you a little bit of a flavour of an individual. i'm going to be talking the side the talking to the other side of the news. this is the leader the news. this is the leader of the council. please? council. your name, please? jason . yeah, got him jason zadrozny. yeah, i got him to jason zadrozny. yeah, i got him ta aanaun— jason zadrozny. yeah, i got him to pronounce his— .. : yeah, i got him to pronounce his surname. “tirti; to pronounce his surname. there you to pronounce his surname. there you as— to pronounce his surname. there tau sa— to pronounce his surname. there tau sa was-s— to pronounce his surname. there you are. so we're going to be having a chat really, about how things going here. just things are going here. just quickly, we're to quickly, because we're going to have in have a longer conversation in a moment or two. but you you are an independent. absolutely. asnttstt— an independent. absolutely. asnttstt ts— an independent. absolutely. ashfield is entirely- .. t: t: absolutely. ashfield is entirely independent in ashfield is entirely independent tn tns— ashfield is entirely independent in the elections— ashfield is entirely independent in the elections this may, 32 aut— in the elections this may, 32 aut at— in the elections this may, 32 aut at aa— in the elections this may, 32 out of 35 councillors were independent.— out of 35 councillors were independent. that's a gain from tast— independent. that's a gain from tast tns— independent. that's a gain from last time when— independent. that's a gain from last time when we— independent. that's a gain from last time when we won control ant— last time when we won control ant ssn— last time when we won control ant at— last time when we won control and even at the— last time when we won control and even at the general stsattan— and even at the general election, the— and even at the general election, the independent are in ssant— election, the independent are in ssaant—ts- election, the independent are in ssaant—ts wntl second place here. this is why tnts— second place here. this is why tnts ataas— second place here. this is why this place like— second place here. this is why this place like when i went to nastan— this place like when i went to nastan tn— this place like when i went to boston in lincolnshire on net ttttnattan— boston in lincolnshire on net tttanattan tat.— boston in lincolnshire on net migration day, this is why this ataas— migration day, this is why this ataas ts— migration day, this is why this ataas ts suan— migration day, this is why this place is such a— migration day, this is why this place is such a good case study . nsauss at— place is such a good case study . because of stories- place is such a good case study . because of stories like- place is such a good case study . because of stories like this. why is it independent? is why is it independent? why is people not got their allegiances? why do people vote tory last election tory at the last election but now politically now they feel politically homeless? sound homeless? does that sound familiar? that it does familiar? i suspect that it does actually. and frankly, it's probably a bit like a place near you, isn't it? and when we come back, what's the main? just one

second. what's the main issue for you hear on for you that you hear on the doorstep people doorstep here? what do people care about? well, particularly tast— care about? well, particularly aast at— care about? well, particularly aast at ttttnt— care about? well, particularly cost of living right— i ”c: .7’ well, particularly cost of living right now. they want— cost of living right now. they want ta— cost of living right now. they want ta tsst— cost of living right now. they want to feel safe— cost of living right now. they want to feel safe and they want a—ttts. - want to feel safe and they want a—ttts. sa - want to feel safe and they want a—ttts. sa tnsl a good quality of life. so the aatsnnnsnt— government or the government in watttnt— government or the government in waiting—challenge- waiting have got to challenge tnat—ans- waiting have got to challenge| that—one issue. that as the number one issue. tns— that as the number one issue. tns-at— that as the number one issue. tns-at ttttnt— that as the number one issue. the .of living is- that as the number one issue. the of living is the big the cost of living is the big tntnt. — the cost of living is the big tntnt. _wtsn- the cost of living is the big thing-when i- the cost of living is the big thing-when i comel the cost of living is the big- thing.-when i come back thing. look, when i come back over this the news, over to this side of the news, i'm to be playing eclipse i'm going to be playing eclipse from people from me having a chat to people about, frankly, what they care about, frankly, what they care about most what would make about most and what would make them vote conservative about most and what would make thtthe vote conservative about most and what would make thtthe next vote conservative about most and what would make thtthe next general:onservative about most and what would make thtthe next general election. ve about most and what would make thtthe next general election. as at the next general election. as well. people are saying well. a lot of people are saying to despite the fact that to me that despite the fact that the demographics here are majority white, that this is an area that i think is fairly has not been drastically touched by high levels of net migration, net migration is a huge issue from from people here. why do you think that is? i think that's because— you think that is? i think that's because of- 57 ithink that's because of the 37 ithink that's because of the cost of ttttnt. — that's because of the cost of living- tsaats— that's because of the cost of living. people are struggling tnst-ns— living. people are struggling more. they're struggling to get nanss— more. they're struggling to get. nanss.—tst homes. they're struggling to get tsasnt— homes. they're struggling to get decent-education- homes. they're struggling to get decent education or decent access to education or ssntass— decent access to education or ssntass-tt— decent access to education or services. - if they - decent access to education or services. if they see other services. and if they see other asaats— services. and if they see other asaats astttnt— services. and if they see other people getting that easier, then of , people getting that easier, then at-. tnat-s— people getting that easier, then of-, that's who- people getting that easier, then of , that's who look of course, that's who they look at-anattsn.—

of course, that's who they look at-anattsn. t— of course, that's who they look at problem. i think the at as the problem. i think the anattsn — at as the problem. i think the anattsn ts— at as the problem. i think the problem is the— at as the problem. i think the problem is the government. but asaats—tnat- problem is the government. but people _that thosej people need to know that those tssuss—ant- people need to know that those issues—andlthe. issues are tackled and at the nnannsnt— issues are tackled and at the moment as moment they see net migration as suattnt— moment they see net migration as suattnt-tns— moment they see net migration as sucking the economy and sucking out the economy and tnat-s— sucking out the economy and tnat-s tnt— sucking out the economy and tnat-s wnt tnst— sucking out the economy and that's why they think they're stnuaattna. — that's why they think they're struggling. yeah indeed. struggling. yeah i know, indeed. otat— struggling. yeah i know, indeed. otat .— struggling. yeah i know, indeed. otat . att— struggling. yeah i know, indeed. otat . att natt— struggling. yeah i know, indeed. okay . all right. well,— struggling. yeah i know, indeed. okay. all right. well, look, we're going be drilling down. we're going to be drilling down. we're be down we're going to be drilling down into cost into the reasons why this cost of living crisis is happening in places like here. so, look, make sure that you email in gb views at gb news .com. get in touch . at gb news .com. get in touch. let us know your thoughts and also you can pitch areas . i'm also you can pitch areas. i'm going to be talking to gloria de piero shortly, of course, former mp this area now gb news mp for this area now of gb news pansh. mp for this area now of gb news parish . i'm going to be talking parish. i'm going to be talking to her about what she knows of this and issues. to her about what she knows of this and issues . and this area and the issues. and again, i to emphasise that again, i want to emphasise that this perfect this is a absolutely perfect microcosm of the red wall and where the key battlegrounds for the next election will be won and lost. so make sure that you stay tuned because i've got absolutely loads coming. your way. gb views and gb news .com. i'm patrick christys . this is gb i'm patrick christys. this is gb news. i'm to back very news. i'm going to be back very shortly your headlines .

shortly after your headlines. good afternoon . it's 330. i'm good afternoon. it's 330. i'm tntannan— good afternoon. it's 330. i'm rhiannon jones— good afternoon. it's 330. i'm rhiannon jones in— good afternoon. it's 330. i'm rhiannon jones in the- i: it's 330. i'm rhiannon jones in the gb newsroom for— rhiannon jones in the gb newsroom for children including a stan— newsroom for children including a british national— newsroom for children including a british national and an adult tats— a british national and an adult nats tssn— a british national and an adult have been injured in a knife attaat— have been injured in a knife attaat tn— have been injured in a knife attack in the— have been injured in a knife attack in the french alps. . attack in the french alps. it's untststaat— attack in the french alps. it's understood the— attack in the french alps. it's understood the knifeman is a syrian man with refugee status in sweden . he entered france in sweden. he entered france tstatt— in sweden. he entered france tsaattt ant— in sweden. he entered france legally and wasn't— .. 3" he entered france legally and wasn't previously tnawn— legally and wasn't previously tnann ta— legally and wasn't previously known to security agencies . the known to security agencies. the 31 known to security agencies. the at tsa— known to security agencies. the at tsan att— known to security agencies. the 31 year old carried— known to security agencies. the 31 year old carried out the attack— 31 year old carried out the attaat tn— 31 year old carried out the attaat tn a— 31 year old carried out the attack in a playground in the atatns— attack in a playground in the atatns tann— attack in a playground in the alpine town of— attack in a playground in the alpine town of annecy. titi; alpine town of annecy. police say— alpine town of annecy. police sat nss— alpine town of annecy. police sat ns-s tssn— alpine town of annecy. police say he's been arrested, that he was shot in the legs and has since been taken to hospital . since been taken to hospital. this is what we know about the five victims so far . this is what we know about the five victims so far. four are children, all aged between 22 months and three years. two of the toddlers and the adult are in a life threatening condition . the foreign secretary has confirmed one of the injured toddlers is a british national. witnesses say at least one of the children was in a pram at

the children was in a pram at the time of the attack. prime minister rishi _ the time of the attack. prime minister rishi sunak- l i prime minister rishi sunak and the tnsnan— minister rishi sunak and the french president have both aantsnnst— french president have both condemned the attack as cowardly . unatns-s— condemned the attack as cowardly . ukraine's military— condemned the attack as cowardly . ukraine's military claims ttaattnt— . ukraine's military claims ttaattnt tn— . ukraine's military claims flooding in the— . ukraine's military claims flooding in the kherson region attsn— flooding in the kherson region attsn tns— flooding in the kherson region after the destruction of the aatnatta— after the destruction of the kakhovka dam _ after the destruction of the kakhovka dam in forcing russian tnaaas— kakhovka dam in forcing russian tnaaas ta— kakhovka dam in forcing russian troops to retreat— kakhovka dam in forcing russian troops to retreat it— kakhovka dam in forcing russian troops to retreat it by up to am — troops to retreat it by up to 15km. president- troops to retreat it by up to 15km. 37�*iti;~3 cc“. «.titt: i 15km. president vladimir zelenskyy has been visiting the area where hundreds of thousands of people have been left stranded and without drinking water. there's concern the water level at a reservoir near the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant is running dangerously low . is running dangerously low. smoke from hundreds of canadian wtttttnss— smoke from hundreds of canadian wtttttnss nas— smoke from hundreds of canadian wildfires has cast— smoke from hundreds of canadian wildfires has cast a— smoke from hundreds of canadian wildfires has cast a huge smog tns— wildfires has cast a huge smog over the skies— wildfires has cast a huge smog over the skies of— wildfires has cast a huge smog over the skies of washington, dc— over the skies of washington, as. wnsns— over the skies of washington, dc, where rishi _ over the skies of washington, dc, where rishi sunak not d.c, where rishi sunak not aunsnttt— d.c, where rishi sunak not currently is. _ d.c, where rishi sunak not currently is. ' t: d.c, where rishi sunak not currently is. t: mint” d.c, where rishi sunak not currently is. t: \tt.f.�*t�*t" / d.c, where rishi sunak not currently is. ' t: \tti;nt / c can currently is. and new york city, more than a dozen us states are under air quality alerts yesterday, with officials urging residents to stay indoors. 1 million masks are being handed out today at transportation hubs throughout new york, including

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gold and silver investment. this is ashfield and this is gold and silver investment. - - this is ashfield and this is gb this is ashfield and this is gb news red wall special. throughout— news red wall special. throughout course of this throughout the course of this stat.— throughout the course of this stat-tant— throughout the course of this show, going talking to show, i'm going to be talking to sat— show, i'm going to be talking to tsat psapts— show, i'm going to be talking to real people about— show, i'm going to be talking to real people about real issues. we real people about real issues. tts—tnat- real people about real issues.- we _that westminster we are popping that westminster tuttts— we are popping that westminsteri tuttts—atsas bubble people because this areas like bubble people because this areas ttts tnts— bubble people because this areas like this where— bubble people because this areas like this where general elections— like this where general elections and elections are actually won and tast— elections are actually won and tast .— elections are actually won and tast . a— elections are actually won and tast . a tst— elections are actually won and tast . a tsw tst— elections are actually won and lost . a few key areas for me to lost. a few key areas for me to tatat. — lost. a few key areas for me to cover today. okay,— lost. a few key areas for me to cover today. okay, which is immigration.— cover today. okay, which is immigration. illegal immigration in immigration. illegal immigration tn tns— immigration. illegal immigration tn tns tast— immigration. illegal immigration tn tns aast at— immigration. illegal immigration in the cost of living crisis , in the cost of living crisis, tatt— in the cost of living crisis, taw ant— in the cost of living crisis, law and order— in the cost of living crisis, law and order really care about aanast— law and order really care about cancel culture.— law and order really care about cancel culture. i've— law and order really care about cancel culture. i've been tatttnt— cancel culture. i've been tatttnt ta— cancel culture. i've been talking to people on the ground nss— talking to people on the ground nsts. tn— talking to people on the ground nsts. t-n aatnt— talking to people on the ground here. i'm going to— talking to people on the ground here. i'm going to play you some attps— here. i'm going to play you some attps at— here. i'm going to play you some attps at tnat— here. i'm going to play you some clips of that very— here. i'm going to play you some clips of that very shortly. but t-n — clips of that very shortly. but t-n aatnt— clips of that very shortly. but t-n going ta— clips of that very shortly. but i'm going to 90— clips of that very shortly. but i'm going to go live now to atana— i'm going to go live now to atana as— i'm going to go live now to gloria de piero,— i'm going to go live now to gloria de piero, who the gloria de piero, who is the tannst— gloria de piero, who is the tans-tat— gloria de piero, who is the former-for-area. gloria de piero, who is the former-for-area .i gloria de piero, who is the- former-for-area . from former mp for this area. from asto— former mp for this area. from zeta-at— former mp for this area. from zeta-ttt nat- former mp for this area. from 2010 did not stand here 2010 to 2019, did not stand here at tns— 2010 to 2019, did not stand here at tns tast— 2010 to 2019, did not stand here at the last general— 2010 to 2019, did not stand here at the last general election. of aaussan—tl at the last general election. of. aaussan—t tsnt course, now very much and very atatstuttt—.- gratefully of this parish. anna— gratefully of this parish. gloria, great— gratefully of this parish. gloria, great stuff. thank you tsst— gloria, great stuff. thank you tat—ssat- gloria, great stuff. thank you tsnt—ssat ts- very much. this seat is fascinating,— very much. this seat is fascinating, must say . fascinating, i must say. absolutely— fascinating, i must say.- absolutely—because absolutely fascinating because i'm absolutely fascinating because t-n watttnt— absolutely fascinating because i'm walking around here and tsattt— i'm walking around here and tsattt tt— i'm walking around here and really it should— i'm walking around here and really it should be really by tns— really it should be really by the traditional— really it should be really by the traditional definition of tataun— the traditional definition of tataun tt— the traditional definition of labour, it should be, but it's nat—

labour, it should be, but it's nat. ant— labour, it should be, but it's nat. ant tn— labour, it should be, but it's not. and i'm not— labour, it should be, but it's not. and i'm not sure it shows any— not. and i'm not sure it shows ant sttns— not. and i'm not sure it shows ant stans at— not. and i'm not sure it shows ant stans at aatnt— not. and i'm not sure it shows any signs of going back there. wnat— any signs of going back there. that tass— any signs of going back there. that tass ts— any signs of going back there. what does is what does keir statnst— what does is what does keir starmer have— what does is what does keir starmer have to— what does is what does keir starmer have to do to win this ssat— starmer have to do to win this ssat tast— starmer have to do to win this ssat task at— starmer have to do to win this seat back at the— starmer have to do to win this seat back at the next general stsattans— seat back at the next general election? because if he wins nss— election? because if he wins nsts. nstt— election? because if he wins here, he'll win— election? because if he wins here, he'll win in— election? because if he wins here, he'll win in the well, tatttak— here, he'll win in the well, tatnat. tt— here, he'll win in the well, patrick, if i— here, he'll win in the well, patrick, if i can— here, he'll win in the well, patrick, if i can start by sattnt— patrick, if i can start by sattna tnat— patrick, if i can start by saying what the labour party did do saying what the labour party did ta tn— saying what the labour party did ta tn tns— saying what the labour party did do in the last,— saying what the labour party did do in the last, i— saying what the labour party did do in the last, i don't know, 6 or do in the last, i don't know, 6 at t— do in the last, i don't know, 6 at t tsas— do in the last, i don't know, 6 at t tsas tt— do in the last, i don't know, 6 or 7 years, it offered jeremy catttn — or 7 years, it offered jeremy catttn ta — or 7 years, it offered jeremy corbyn to people of ashfield as a tttns— corbyn to people of ashfield as a prime minister. _ corbyn to people of ashfield as a prime minister. it; “el: a prime minister. they had absolutely no truck with that. and then after 2017 it tried to overturn the brexit referendum . overturn the brexit referendum. where 70% of people in asheville voted to leave the european union. i argued very strongly that that result should be respected . but we went down this respected. but we went down this madness of a second referendum. so the of and so the people of ashfield and many people in the red many other people in the red wall, they would disrespect it and that election was gifted to them. it is no wonder that they turned their backs on the labour party now brexit is done. corbyn has gone on, his is a bit

boring, but he's not scary. so i can go into more detail about what more he needs to do. but you know, he has some things in his favour by the fact that brexit is done and corbyn is no longer leader. brexit is done and corbyn is no longer leader . yeah, those are longer leader. yeah, those are going to be absolutely monumental issues. i mean, i think monumental issues. i mean, i tntnt tnsts-s— monumental issues. i mean, i think there's the— i mean, i think there's the fundamental tast— think there's the fundamental task at— think there's the fundamental lack of jeremy— think there's the fundamental lack of jeremy corbyn really is playing— lack of jeremy corbyn really is ptattna tatnst— lack of jeremy corbyn really is playing rather well here. lee antstsan— playing rather well here. lee anderson of— playing rather well here. lee anderson of course , is the anderson of course, is the aunsnt— anderson of course, is the aunsnt tttt — anderson of course, is the current mp. he— anderson of course, is the current mp. he is very popular. t-n — current mp. he is very popular. t-n aatnt— current mp. he is very popular. t-n going ta— current mp. he is very popular. t-n going ta ts— current mp. he is very popular. i'm going to be talking to leon a ttttts— i'm going to be talking to leon a ttttts tat.— i'm going to be talking to leon a little bit. i've— i'm going to be talking to leon a little bit. i've also been tatttnt— a little bit. i've also been tatttnt ta— a little bit. i've also been talking to business owners staststa. — talking to business owners etcetera, about— talking to business owners etcetera, about what main etcetera, about what their main tssuss-tsattt. — etcetera, about what their main issues-really. .but- etcetera, about what their main issues really. but do issues are really. but but do you— issues are really. but but do tau-tnat— issues are really. but but do you-that rishi- issues are really. but but do you that rishi sunak can you think that rishi sunak can can resonate bit— you think that rishi sunak can can resonate bit here as well or do can resonate bit here as well or ta tau— can resonate bit here as well or ta tau tntnt— can resonate bit here as well or do you think he— can resonate bit here as well or do you think he just doesn't tutts— do you think he just doesn't autts ast— do you think he just doesn't autts ast tts— do you think he just doesn't quite get it? because with the tsst— quite get it? because with the tsst wttt— quite get it? because with the tsst wttt tn— quite get it? because with the best will in the _ quite get it? because with the best will in the world, this ts nat— best will in the world, this area is not necessarily where, tau— area is not necessarily where, you-fabulously- area is not necessarily where, you fabulously wealthy you know, a fabulously wealthy sautnstnst— you know, a fabulously wealthy southerner would _ you know, a fabulously wealthy southerner would do that. well war,— southerner would do that. well ttstt. tatss— southerner would do that. well well, wages are— southerner would do that. well well, wages are below not just the well, wages are below not just tns nattanat— well, wages are below not just the national average in ashfield . tut— the national average in ashfield . tut tns— the national average in ashfield , but the regional— the national average in ashfield , but the regional average . , but the regional average. so i stttt—

, but the regional average. so i stttt 9°— , but the regional average. so i stttt 90 up— , but the regional average. so i still go up there— , but the regional average. so i still go up there a— , but the regional average. so i still go up there a lot,- , but the regional average. so i still go up there a lot, you know. patrick because it's my happy place. i learned an awful lot from the people of ashfield. what my sense is that people who voted , who used to vote labour, voted, who used to vote labour, who then switched to boris johnson in the main, some are returning to labour, but they don't really like either of them. they don't really like rishi they're not rishi sunak and they're not really sure about keir starmer. so so i think actually nothing is in the bag. i don't believe those opinion polls at all showing 140 seat majority for laboun showing 140 seat majority for labour. that's fancy i think is a battle for the biggest party and you know, labour needs to continue to tackle the negative. and i'll tell you what makes that a little bit more challenging is because at that last election, so many people like me didn't stand. but so many red wall labour mps went that actually the parliamentary party is quite city, quite big city ish . and those voices from city ish. and those voices from the red wall that are so important to renewing the mission, well, they are. so many of them lost their seats . now,

of them lost their seats. now, i know for a fact that the labour party focus group, the hell out of the red wall. i mean, nothing will get past a policy will not go through without being tested in the red wall. they are focussed on it. but i think the party still feels a bit too london a bit too city, a bit too metropolitan, and they've got to work on that . yeah, look, 100, work on that. yeah, look, 100, too.— work on that. yeah, look, 100, too. tn— work on that. yeah, look, 100, too. t-n rust— work on that. yeah, look, 100, 100. i'm just going— work on that. yeah, look, 100, 100. i'm just going to- tit" yeah, look, 100, 100. i'm just going to bring in an individual— 100. i'm just going to bring in an individual now— 100. i'm just going to bring in an individual now who's just wna-s— an individual now who's just was rust— an individual now who's just who's just joining me. i will attan— who's just joining me. i will attaw tau— who's just joining me. i will attaw tau ta— who's just joining me. i will allow you to introduce yourself, nt— allow you to introduce yourself, nt. tnt— allow you to introduce yourself, sir. hi, i'm chris— allow you to introduce yourself, sir. hi, i'm chris hoskinson. okay. and you're in your- okay. and you're in your role. t-n — okay. and you're in your role. t-n _tsat- okay. and you're in your role. t-n _tsat tat- i'm an executive lead for tstsuts— i'm an executive lead for leisure-health- i'm an executive lead for leisure health and wellbeing i'm an executive lead for leislleisure, health and wellbeing and leisure, health and wstttstnt— and leisure, health and wellbeing .— and leisure, health and wellbeing . and and leisure, health and wellbeing .-and are an wellbeing. okay. and you are an tntspsntsnt— wellbeing. okay. and you are an independent, aren't independent. atatn— independent, aren't independent. atatn. tnts— independent, aren't independent. aaatn tnts ts— independent, aren't independent. again, this is part— independent, aren't independent. again, this is part of the tnt— again, this is part of the reason why it's so fascinating tsas.— reason why it's so fascinating nsts. stat.— reason why it's so fascinating here. okay. because realistically- here. okay. because realistically , this as i've realistically, this as i've sat.— realistically, this as i've satt. tt— realistically, this as i've said, it should really be tataun— said, it should really be tataun t— said, it should really be labour. i mean it has traditionally- labour. i mean it has traditionally been labour and tnsn— traditionally been labour and. tnsn—wttn then it went to. i disagree with tnat— then it went to. i disagree with tnat .— then it went to. i disagree with tnat . tts-tt— then it went to. i disagree with that . we'll talk— then it went to. i disagree with that . we'll talk about that in a that. we'll talk about that in a ssant — that. we'll talk about that in a ssant _tt— that. we'll talk about that in a second. _it went- that. we'll talk about that in a second. _it went to - that. we'll talk about that in a second. it went to lee second. then it went to lee antstsan— second. then it went to leei anderson, _the anderson, of course, and the canssnattts— anderson, of course, and the conservative party, now it's anderson, of course, and the conindependentst, now it's anderson, of course, and the con independentst, arew it's anderson, of course, and the conindependentst, are init's the independents who are in cantat— the independents who are in aanttat .— the independents who are in control . how— the independents who are in control . how do— the independents who are in

control . how do you see labour control. how do you see labour wtnntnt— control. how do you see labour wtnntnt tns— control. how do you see labour winning the red— control. how do you see labour winning the red wall back ? you winning the red wall back? you tnat— winning the red wall back? you tnaw. tnt— winning the red wall back? you tnaw. wnt nat— winning the red wall back? you know, why not the— winning the red wall back? you know, why not the very out of tauan — know, why not the very out of tauan wnsn — know, why not the very out of touch when i— know, why not the very out of touch when i talk— know, why not the very out of touch when i talk to people on the touch when i talk to people on tns sttsst— touch when i talk to people on tns sttsst. tau— touch when i talk to people on the street, you know, door tnasttna— the street, you know, door knocking, etcetera, people are tnst— knocking, etcetera, people are tttst at— knocking, etcetera, people are tttst at pant— knocking, etcetera, people are tired of party politics. people , i tired of party politics. people . t tttnt— tired of party politics. people , i think have— tired of party politics. people , i think have lost their faith in tory labour and they want an independent person that's like them that grew up in their area , went to their school shops on these streets, just like i do, you know, the that lives the same kind of life as they do. yeah. imean, same kind of life as they do. yeah. i mean, that may well be a way— yeah. i mean, that may well be a wat at— yeah. i mean, that may well be a tat at aatnt— yeah. i mean, that may well be a tat at going ts— yeah. i mean, that may well be a tat at going ts a— yeah. i mean, that may well be a way of going is a very— “4.3?" i mean, that may well be a way of going is a very different tsttts— way of going is a very different tsttts at— way of going is a very different kettle of fish,— way of going is a very different kettle of fish, though, on ttsattan— kettle of fish, though, oni election _people election day when people aatuattt— election day when people actually find— election day when people actually find themselves in that patttnt— actually find themselves in that patttnt-an— actually find themselves in that polling-on their- actually find themselves in that polling on their with polling booth on their own with the polling booth on their own with tns—tsasl the curtains drawn, as it were. ant— the curtains drawn, as it were. ant-autn.- the curtains drawn, as it were. and-quite, quite. the curtains drawn, as it were. and quite, quite often and then they quite, quite often tnst—tax— and then they quite, quite often tnst—tax tnat- they just tick a box that tnst-ts — they just tick a box that they've _ticked . they just tick a box that- they've _ticked down, they just tick a box that they'v is ticked down, they just tick a box that they'vis unfortunate, down, they just tick a box that they'vis unfortunate, butrn, they just tick a box that they'vis unfortunate, but well which is unfortunate, but well tans— which is unfortunate, but well done _obviously,- which is unfortunate, but well done obviously, for done for you, obviously, for for tns— done for you, obviously, for for tns-stts— done for you, obviously, for for tns-stts at- done for you, obviously, for for the-side of.now,i the the local side of it. now, tns— the the local side of it. now, ttns ant— the the local side of it. now, time and-again,- the the local side of it. now, time and again, going time and time again, i'm going to time and time again, i'm going ta—tax— time and time again, i'm going ta—tax pans- time and time again, i'm going to vox pops shortly to play some vox pops shortly antttat.— to play some vox pops shortly antttatlpsapts— to play some vox pops shortly anyway, people i've been anyway, of people i've been tatttnt— anyway, of people i've been talking .here, _ anyway, of people i've been talking here, and time talking to here, time and time atatn. — talking to here, time and time atatn. _upl again. issues are coming up tsas.— again. issues are coming up tsas-tau- again. issues are coming up tsas-tau tnattl here, which is, you know, tnntatattan.— here, which is, you know, immigration, immigration, tnntatattan.— immigration, immigration, immigration, considering remarkable, really considering this remarkable, really considering tnts-nsan— remarkable, really considering tnts-nsan .— remarkable, really considering this mean , looking around, this is i mean, looking around, you— this is i mean, looking around, tau-atsattt—

this is i mean, looking around, tau-atsattt sss- this is i mean, looking around, you-clearly see it's. you can quite clearly see it's nat— you can quite clearly see it's nat-tnat— you can quite clearly see it's nat-tnat tau- you can quite clearly see it's not that you would say not an area that you would say nas— not an area that you would say tas-nassttstt— not an area that you would say has-massively hit- not an area that you would say has massively hit by huge has been massively hit by huge tststs— has been massively hit by huge levels-migration- has been massively hit by huge levels migration in the levels of net migration in the way— levels of net migration in the wat tnat— levels of net migration in the way that, example, bradford way that, for example, bradford has way that, for example, bradford tas—tn- has been or rochdale in manchester,— has been or rochdale in manchester, example. why manchester, for example. why do you manchester, for example. why do tau-psants— manchester, for example. why do tau-nsapts asa— manchester, for example. why do you-people care so- manchester, for example. why do you people care so much you think people care so much ataut— you think people care so much ataut tnat— you think people care so much about that here— you think people care so much about that here i'm for me psasanattt— about that here i'm for me pstsanattt. t— about that here i'm for me personally, i don't think there is personally, i don't think there ts an— personally, i don't think there is an immigration problem . is an immigration problem. um, tasattt— is an immigration problem. um, taaattt ttsts-s— is an immigration problem. um, locally there's no— is an immigration problem. um, locally there's no asylum - locally there's no asylum seekers in ashfield as far as i'm aware. et cetera. um people care about people want rishi sunak to do something about what's going on in the channel, don't they? that's the thing. nan.— don't they? that's the thing. vsan. tut— don't they? that's the thing. vsan. tut tn— don't they? that's the thing. yeah, but i'm not,- t:ti:ti i e"ti�*1«t7’ that's the thing. yeah, but i'm not, um. t:titi i e"ti�*1«t7’ that's the thing. yeah, but i'm not, um. i'm not a nattanat— yeah, but i'm not, um. i'm not a national politician. i'm a local politician . ian so what happens politician. ian so what happens in london is not really on my radar locally , is it? okay, radar locally, is it? okay, let's localise it- :i 7 okay, let's localise it because tststttnt— let's localise it because levelling up— let's localise it because levelling up was a massive taatat— levelling up was a massive taatat tn— levelling up was a massive factor in the— levelling up was a massive factor in the conservative government. _ factor in the conservative government. okay? they were . government. okay? they were. tnat— government. okay? they were. tnat was— government. okay? they were. that was really— government. okay? they were. that was really what they said tnst— that was really what they said tnst — that was really what they said tnst aatnt— that was really what they said they were going to do. it was a ttaasntn— they were going to do. it was a flagship policy-— they were going to do. it was a flagship policy. they said they aant— flagship policy. they said they going ta— flagship policy. they said they were going to level up. have you seen-levelling— were going to level up. have you seen-levelling up?- were going to level up. have you seen levelling up? oh, yeah. seen any levelling up? oh, yeah. ws-ts— seen any levelling up? oh, yeah. wave-tss.— seen any levelling up? oh, yeah. we've-yes, we've— seen any levelling up? oh, yeah. we've-yes, we've won - seen any levelling up? oh, yeah. we've-yes, we've won £72. we've won. yes, we've won £72 million in this area that we're

going locally . going to be spending locally. obe where are you going to spend it? i can't spend it right here. i mean, i mean across ashfield. i'm not talking about i'm not, i'm not talking about i'm not, i'm talking about right here i'm not talking about right here on sundial. i'm talking on the sundial. i'm talking about entire about across the entire district. we've just built district. okay we've just built a £15.5 district. okay we've just built a £155 million leisure centre which was handed over to me last week. yeah which was built basically from . you are now the basically from. you are now the naut— basically from. you are now the ptaut awns— basically from. you are now the ptaut at— basically from. you are now the proud owner of a— tittiitllt you are now the proud owner of a leisure centre . tss.— proud owner of a leisure centre . tss. t— proud owner of a leisure centre . tss. t tast— proud owner of a leisure centre . yes. i took hold— proud owner of a leisure centre . yes. i took hold of- proud owner of a leisure centre . yes. i took hold of a- proud owner of a leisure centre . yes. i took hold of a brand new swimming pool this morning in hucknall which is an additional swimming pool which is a 15 metre swimming pool. that's for you know, for young children and things like that . children and things like that. so the independents are doing absolutely fine without the labour or the conservatives . i labour or the conservatives. i do get that with respect , do you do get that with respect, do you tntnt— do get that with respect, do you tntnt tau-t— do get that with respect, do you think you'd have— do get that with respect, do you think you'd have got that money if it think you'd have got that money tt tt wasnt— think you'd have got that money if it wasn't for— think you'd have got that money if it wasn't for lee— think you'd have got that money if it wasn't for lee anderson? oh,— if it wasn't for lee anderson? oh, absolutely.— if it wasn't for lee anderson? oh, absolutely. _ if it wasn't for lee anderson? oh, absolutely. t/tiutiiti �*oo if it wasn't for lee anderson? oh, absolutely. t/tiutiiti ”do t/tiutiiti oh, absolutely. yeah, 100. yeah okay. i'm oh, absolutely. yeah, 100. yeah otat. t-n rust— oh, absolutely. / �*oo / i'm just wondering because okay. i'm just wondering because atttaustt— okay. i'm just wondering because atwtaustt tt— okay. i'm just wondering because obviously it would _ i'm just wondering because obviously it would make sense as the obviously it would make sense as tns astutt— obviously it would make sense as tns astutt anat— obviously it would make sense as the deputy chair of— obviously it would make sense as the deputy chair of the conservative - the deputy chair of the conservative party, who was the sttttnt— conservative party, who was the sttttnt ttn —

conservative party, who was the sttttna ttn tat— conservative party, who was the sitting mp, for them to lob a taat— sitting mp, for them to lob a taat at— sitting mp, for them to lob a load of money— sitting mp, for them to lob a load of money at him and go, we are load of money at him and go, we tststttnt— load of money at him and go, we are levelling-then- load of money at him and go, we are levelling then you are levelling up. and then you tan-t—tat- are levelling up. and then you don't got anything don't think that's got anything to don't think that's got anything ta-tts— don't think that's got anything ta-tts wa— don't think that's got anything ta-tts wa nat- don't think that's got anything to it? no not really. to do with it? no not really. nothing— to do with it? no not really. nothing whatsoever. - to do with it? no not really. nothing whatsoever. absolutely > it? our executive lead > what is it? our executive lead for creating new, you know, new business, new matt ralph is the reason why this area got the £72 million. okay yeah. i don't know his official title. i'm ever so sorry, matt. i know, sir. so i'm sure we'll forgive— sorry, matt. i know, sir. so i'm sure we'll forgive you. - ital. i so i'm sure we'll forgive you. sorry, matt. i know, sir. so i'm sure we'll forgive you. i'm sure watt— sure we'll forgive you. i'm sure ws-tt tatttts— sure we'll forgive you. i'm sure we'll forgive you. okay so to be fair then, when it comes to election day, whenever that may be, areas like this, like the one we're in now, in the red wall that need to be able to say they need be to reach they need to be able to reach out touch something and go out and touch something and go i can physically in my hand hold the of the tory the benefit of the tory government to be fair, whether or not it's to do with the independent, you are saying that you have had levelling up here. you have, yes, but not in this exact town. not in this right tntnt— exact town. not in this right tntnt-waw— exact town. not in this right thing-nowlwill- exact town. not in this right. thing-nowlwill-yeah thing here. now it will do. yeah tnsts— thing here. now it will do. yeah there-okay-- thing here. now it will do. yeah there _okay. yes.- thing here. now it will do. yeah there okay. yes. well there are plans. okay. yes. well tnat-s— there are plans. okay. yes. well that's interesting,— there are plans. okay. yes. well that's interesting, isn't it? tnat— that's interesting, isn't it? that ts— that's interesting, isn't it? that is interesting- that's interesting, isn't it? that is interesting because in about whenever

about a year's time, whenever that clearly that happens, then clearly that's a massive that's going to be a massive thing. going to thing. gloria, i'm going to bnng thing. gloria, i'm going to bring in gloria de bring you back in gloria de piero former mp for this area bring you back in gloria de piertnowner mp for this area bring you back in gloria de piertnow very iip for this area bring you back in gloria de piertnow very gladlythis area bring you back in gloria de piertnow very gladly so; area bring you back in gloria de piertnow very gladly so as'ea bring you back in gloria de piertnow very gladly so as far as and now very gladly so as far as i'm concerned, anyway, of our parish. gb news. yeah gloria is interesting, though, isn't it, because as long as as long as people can actually reach out and something that they and touch something that they can well, voted last can say, well, i voted tory last time and we have got a new leisure centre, then i suppose, time and we have got a new leislknow,itre, then i suppose, time and we have got a new leislknow, thatthen i suppose, time and we have got a new leislknow, thatthen i d0)pose, time and we have got a new leislknow, thatthen i d0)poswell you know, that could do the well at election. patrick at the next election. patrick that at the next election. patrick tnat nttn— at the next election. patrick that high street— at the next election. patrick that high street looks- itixi i i patrick that high street looks exactly the that high street looks exactly tns sans— that high street looks exactly tns as— that high street looks exactly the same as the— that high street looks exactly the same as the high street that i the same as the high street that t tsrwsssntst— the same as the high street that i represented up— the same as the high street that i represented up until december zeta.— i represented up until december zona- tnsts— i represented up until december zona- tnsts ts— i represented up until december 2019. there is zero— i represented up until december 2019. there is zero change to tnat— 2019. there is zero change to tnat nttn— 2019. there is zero change to that high street.— 2019. there is zero change to that high street. so they really nsst— that high street. so they really nsst ta— that high street. so they really nsst ta tst— that high street. so they really need to get cracking because aatnt— need to get cracking because going ta— need to get cracking because we're going to be voting within a tsan — we're going to be voting within a tsan sa— we're going to be voting within a year. so there— we're going to be voting within a year. so there is— we're going to be voting within a year. so there is a practical ttntt— a year. so there is a practical ttntt ta— a year. so there is a practical ttntt ta naw— a year. so there is a practical limit to how much you can ttanstatn — limit to how much you can transform a— limit to how much you can transform a community. they tsattt— transform a community. they tsattt nsst— transform a community. they really need to— transform a community. they really need to crack on as soon as tau— really need to crack on as soon as tau tnaw— really need to crack on as soon as tau tnaw. tau— really need to crack on as soon as you know, you needed to get the as you know, you needed to get tns snatst— as you know, you needed to get tns snatst tn— as you know, you needed to get the shovel in the— as you know, you needed to get the shovel in the ground like a aaupts— the shovel in the ground like a aaurts at— the shovel in the ground like a aaurts at tsas— the shovel in the ground like a couple of years ago. if they want— couple of years ago. if they want ta— couple of years ago. if they want ta asap— couple of years ago. if they want to reap the- couple of years ago. if they want to reap the benefits of tststttnt — want to reap the benefits of levelling up— want to reap the benefits of levelling up and there's other tussttans— levelling up and there's other aussttans as— levelling up and there's other questions as well. i mean, tnst-ts— questions as well. i mean, tnst-ts gat— questions as well. i mean, tnst-ts tat ta— questions as well. i mean, they've got 13 years of a record

tns— they've got 13 years of a record now. the tories— they've got 13 years of a record now. the tories ,— they've got 13 years of a record now. the tories , 13— they've got 13 years of a record now. the tories , 13 years is now. the tories, 13 years is tutts— now. the tories, 13 years is tutts a— now. the tories, 13 years is autts a tant— now. the tories, 13 years is quite a long time. and if i were a tataut— quite a long time. and if i were a labour leader,— quite a long time. and if i were a labour leader, which thank aaatnsss— a labour leader, which thank aaatnsss tn— a labour leader, which thank goodness i'm not, i'm your aattsatus— goodness i'm not, i'm your colleague instead , you know, i colleague instead, you know, i wautt— colleague instead, you know, i wautt rust— colleague instead, you know, i would just focus— colleague instead, you know, i would just focus on do you feel tsttst— would just focus on do you feel tsttst att— would just focus on do you feel better off than— would just focus on do you feel better off than you did 13 years agat— better off than you did 13 years aaasltaut— better off than you did 13 years ago? .your better— better off than you did 13 years ago? your better than it was ago? is your better than it was 13 ago? is your better than it was ta tsas— ago? is your better than it was ta tsats ata— ago? is your better than it was 13 years ago actually on immigration— 13 years ago actually on immigration ?- 13 years ago actually on immigration ? and how did the immigration? and how did the aatstnnsnt— immigration? and how did the government dealt with immigration? they immigration? have they dealt wttn— immigration? have they dealt with immigration ? and i with illegal immigration? and i tntnt— with illegal immigration? and i think—record. with illegal immigration? and i think—record is| think the government record is aatuattt— think the government record is aatuattt-tnat— think the government record is actually-that-do- actually not that great. do i tntnt— actually not that great. do i tntnt tt-s— actually not that great. do i tntnt tt-s tn— actually not that great. do i think it's in the— actually not that great. do i think it's in the bag for tatauts— think it's in the bag for labour? absolutely not. but i do think it's in the bag for labtthinkrbsolutely not. but i do think it's in the bag for labtthink the lutely not. but i do think it's in the bag for labtthink the toriesnot. but i do think it's in the bag for labtthink the tories are but i do not think the tories are stanttnt— not think the tories are standing on— not think the tories are standing on a- not think the tories are standing on a great record now . standing on a great record now. no, standing on a great record now. as. atsatutstt— standing on a great record now. no, absolutely. look,— standing on a great record now. no, absolutely. look, gloria, thank you very, very much. i think i'm going to be talking to you a little bit later on as well. and i must say, you are very popular here in ashfield. i've to people. i've been talking to people. they where's they always ask me, where's glorious? go. i have glorious? there you go. i have to say that she's, she's, she's back. she see you back. i can't she see where you are. somewhere else are. but you're somewhere else unfortunately turned down the opportunity, turned down the opportunity, turned down the opportunity ashfield opportunity to come to ashfield with gloria but i'll with me today gloria but i'll forgive look, thank you forgive you. but look, thank you very much. gloria de piero there, right. stay there, of course. right. stay tuned can hear, tuned because as you can hear, it's off. but this it's all kicking off. but this is special. it's

is our red wall special. it's areas in sutton in areas like this in sutton in ashfield that really matter. i'm going be drilling down on the going to be drilling down on the key people key issues that affect people here. immigration. here. we've got immigration. it's living crisis it's the cost of living crisis has levelling up worked well. has levelling up worked as well. it's going to be talking about all that gb views news all of that gb views the gb news .com. be back in tick. .com. i will be back in a tick. don't

on gb news, the people's cnannst.— channel. i'll i hello- channel. i'll i hello andi channel. i'll hello and welcome to gb news red special from sutton in red walls special from sutton in ashfield. now as you can see, i am with the top cop in the area. the reason being is that in the next hour i'm going to be talking a lot about law and order. there was a local police station just a couple minutes order. there was a local police statiothat's a couple minutes order. there was a local police statiothat's nowuple minutes order. there was a local police statiothat's now shut minutes order. there was a local police statiothat's now shut and inutes away that's now shut and remarkably a story broke yesterday. i did it on the show yesterday, didn't i, about the fact that apparently in half of england burglaries. no burglaries have been solved for

the last three years, which i find hard to believe, but apparently something. find hard to believe, but apparentwe're something. find hard to believe, but apparentwe're going mething. anyway, we're going to be talking order in talking about law and order in this area. what it means to people is a key issue the people is a key issue on the doorstep. issue doorstep. but another big issue has illegal has been immigration. illegal immigration , what's going on in immigration, what's going on in the that , i immigration, what's going on in the that, i think the channel. and that, i think was absolutely driven home by what we are seeing happen in france today. i was going to say, it's shocking. sadly, it's not that much of a shock , is it? not that much of a shock, is it? mark white joins me now. our home security editor. mark, i'm going to let you talk us through it. really. this is an it. really. i mean, this is an absolutely incident absolutely disgusting incident that's . yeah, this that's taken place. yeah, this was an event that— i i yeah, this was an event that unfolded at stas— was an event that unfolded at an tn— was an event that unfolded at an tn tns— was an event that unfolded at 945 in the morning local time in the 945 in the morning local time in tns tawn— 945 in the morning local time in tns tawn at— 945 in the morning local time in the town of hornsey , in the the town of hornsey, in the ttsnan— the town of hornsey, in the ttsnan ans.— the town of hornsey, in the french alps. beautiful tourist tawn— french alps. beautiful tourist tawn wnsts — french alps. beautiful tourist tawn wnsts a— french alps. beautiful tourist town where a man went on the tanpats— town where a man went on the rampage anst— town where a man went on the rampage armed with a knife and tattstst— rampage armed with a knife and tatastst wsnt— rampage armed with a knife and targeted very young children , targeted very young children, tns— targeted very young children, even the youngest being just 22 nantns— even the youngest being just 22 nantns att— even the youngest being just 22 months old in— even the youngest being just 22 months old in a— even the youngest being just 22 months old in a playground in the months old in a playground in

tns tawn— months old in a playground in tns tawn at— months old in a playground in the town of ansi_ months old in a playground in the town of ansi ansi local psants— the town of ansi ansi local psapts wna— the town of ansi ansi local people who were in that park tunntnt— people who were in that park running awat— people who were in that park running away for— people who were in that park running away for safety . but of running away for safety. but of tnsss— running away for safety. but of course, these little toddlers wna— course, these little toddlers wna — course, these little toddlers wna tn— course, these little toddlers who were in that play park at tns— who were in that play park at tns tns— who were in that play park at the time had— who were in that play park at the time had nowhere to run. now this the time had nowhere to run. now tnts nan— the time had nowhere to run. now tnts attst— the time had nowhere to run. now this man, after stabbed him, he aautnt— this man, after stabbed him, he aautnt an— this man, after stabbed him, he was caught on camera fleeing the . ant— was caught on camera fleeing the . ant ns— was caught on camera fleeing the scene . and he was— was caught on camera fleeing the scene . and he was followed by scene. and he was followed by wsnt— scene. and he was followed by some very brave,— scene. and he was followed by some very brave, it has to be satt— some very brave, it has to be satt .— some very brave, it has to be said , members— some very brave, it has to be said , members of- some very brave, it has to be said , members of the public who said, members of the public who statst— said, members of the public who statst wttn— said, members of the public who stayed with him,— said, members of the public who stayed with him, shadowing him unttt— stayed with him, shadowing him unttt tns— stayed with him, shadowing him until the police— stayed with him, shadowing him until the police could apprehend ttn— until the police could apprehend ntn. ant— until the police could apprehend ntn. ant tns— until the police could apprehend him. and the police tell us that aatuattt— him. and the police tell us that actually within— him. and the police tell us that actually within four minutes of the actually within four minutes of tns tnst— actually within four minutes of the first calls,— actually within four minutes of the first calls, reports ing tnts— the first calls, reports ing tnts ass— the first calls, reports ing this mass stabbing underway, tnst— this mass stabbing underway, tnst nat— this mass stabbing underway, they had arrested and this susnsat— they had arrested and this suspsat naw— they had arrested and this suspect now ,— they had arrested and this suspect now , in terms of the suspect now, in terms of the suspsat— suspect now, in terms of the suspsat ant — suspect now, in terms of the suspect and what we know, we're tatt— suspect and what we know, we're tatt tnat— suspect and what we know, we're tatt tnat ns-s— suspect and what we know, we're told that he's 31— suspect and what we know, we're told that he's 31 years of age, tnat— told that he's 31 years of age, tnat ns— told that he's 31 years of age, that he arrived— told that he's 31 years of age, that he arrived in— told that he's 31 years of age, that he arrived in sweden. some ten that he arrived in sweden. some tsn tsas— that he arrived in sweden. some tsn tsats ata— that he arrived in sweden. some tsn tsats aaa as—

that he arrived in sweden. some ten years ago as an— that he arrived in sweden. some ten years ago as an asylum sssst— ten years ago as an asylum sssst nan — ten years ago as an asylum seeker from syria. he was appatsnttt— seeker from syria. he was apparently granted a asylum in sttta— apparently granted a asylum in sttta tn— apparently granted a asylum in stna tn apat— apparently granted a asylum in syria in april of— apparently granted a asylum in syria in april of this year. tnat— syria in april of this year. tnat patnt— syria in april of this year. that point or— syria in april of this year. that point or near that point, he that point or near that point, ns sspatatst— that point or near that point, he separated from his wife as swsttsn— he separated from his wife as swedish national— he separated from his wife as swedish national ale and moved to swedish national ale and moved ta transs— swedish national ale and moved ta ttanas .— swedish national ale and moved to france . he's— swedish national ale and moved to france . he's been in, we to france. he's been in, we tsttsts— to france. he's been in, we tsttsts .— to france. he's been in, we believe , this— to france. he's been in, we believe , this area of france for believe, this area of france for tns.— believe, this area of france for some time. the— believe, this area of france for some time. the authorities say tnat— some time. the authorities say tnat ns— some time. the authorities say tnat ns ts— some time. the authorities say tnat ns ts at— some time. the authorities say that he is of no— some time. the authorities say that he is of no fixed address ant— that he is of no fixed address ant ns— that he is of no fixed address ant ns was— that he is of no fixed address and he was seen— that he is of no fixed address and he was seen in and around tnts— and he was seen in and around tnts patt— and he was seen in and around tnts pant an— and he was seen in and around tnts pant an an— and he was seen in and around tnts pant an an a— and he was seen in and around this park on on a number of occasions in recent days, just sttttnt— occasions in recent days, just sttttnt an— occasions in recent days, just sttttnt an a— occasions in recent days, just sitting on a park— occasions in recent days, just sitting on a park bench. we can tnatss— sitting on a park bench. we can tnassa naw— sitting on a park bench. we can see images now and i'll describe tnsn — see images now and i'll describe tnsn tat— see images now and i'll describe tnsn tat au— see images now and i'll describe them for our listeners on radio snaw— them for our listeners on radio snaw at— them for our listeners on radio snaw at tnts— them for our listeners on radio show of this man— them for our listeners on radio show of this man wearing a head aatsnnt— show of this man wearing a head covering sunglasses and carrying a tnts— covering sunglasses and carrying a tntts tn— covering sunglasses and carrying a tntts tn tn— covering sunglasses and carrying a knife in in his— covering sunglasses and carrying a knife in in his right hand. tnat— a knife in in his right hand. tnat tnts— a knife in in his right hand. that knife that— a knife in in his right hand. that knife that was used to stab the that knife that was used to stab tns taunt— that knife that was used to stab tns taunt ant— that knife that was used to stab the young and vulnerable. as i say— the young and vulnerable. as i say ,— the young and vulnerable. as i sat . wsnt— the young and vulnerable. as i sat . wsnt taunt— the young and vulnerable. as i

say , very young children, four say, very young children, four of say, very young children, four at tnsn— say, very young children, four of them stabbed _ say, very young children, four of them stabbed and we're told sstststt— of them stabbed and we're told severely injured.— of them stabbed and we're told severely injured. two adults were also stabbed, according to autnanttss— were also stabbed, according to autnanttss .— were also stabbed, according to authorities . one— were also stabbed, according to authorities . one of those adults authorities. one of those adults is authorities. one of those adults ts ts— authorities. one of those adults ts ts tsa— authorities. one of those adults ts ts tsat att— authorities. one of those adults is 78 year old man— authorities. one of those adults is 78 year old man was severely tntutst— is 78 year old man was severely tntutst as— is 78 year old man was severely injured as well. _ is 78 year old man was severely injured as well. the very ssnaustt— injured as well. the very seriously injured were flown to taaat— seriously injured were flown to taaat asa— seriously injured were flown to local area hospitals. one was aatuattt— local area hospitals. one was actually flown _ local area hospitals. one was actually flown to— local area hospitals. one was actually flown to neighbouring swttzsttant— actually flown to neighbouring switzerland to _ actually flown to neighbouring switzerland to geneva for tnnsttats— switzerland to geneva for immediate medical care in that aauntnt— immediate medical care in that aauntnt rust— immediate medical care in that country just because they had a nata— country just because they had a nata aasuattt— country just because they had a major casualty unit just 30 ntss— major casualty unit just 30 nttss atst— major casualty unit just 30 miles over the— major casualty unit just 30 miles over the border there that the helicopters— miles over the border there that the helicopters could get to autattt— the helicopters could get to tutattt .— the helicopters could get to tutattt . sa— the helicopters could get to quickly . so the— the helicopters could get to quickly . so the motivation for quickly. so the motivation for tnts— quickly. so the motivation for this horrific— quickly. so the motivation for this horrific attack is still untst— this horrific attack is still untst wat. — this horrific attack is still under way. patrick the motivation _ under way. patrick the motivation is- under way. patrick the motivation is still not known as the motivation is still not known as tns tnata— motivation is still not known as the inaya nation,— motivation is still not known as the inaya nation, i— motivation is still not known as the inaya nation, i should say, is the inaya nation, i should say, ts stttt— the inaya nation, i should say, is still under— the inaya nation, i should say, is still under way. _ the inaya nation, i should say, is still under way. the counter—terrorism prosecutor tawtsts— counter—terrorism prosecutor tawtsts as— counter—terrorism prosecutor lawyers are not— counter—terrorism prosecutor lawyers are not involved in this tntsstttattan— lawyers are not involved in this investigation at— lawyers are not involved in this investigation at this stage. and as t— investigation at this stage. and as t sat.— investigation at this stage. and as i say, whatever— investigation at this stage. and as i say, whatever the

motivation— as i say, whatever the motivation was for this individual,— motivation was for this individual, he hasn't yet shared tnat— individual, he hasn't yet shared tnat wttn— individual, he hasn't yet shared that with authorities . \tt:i:nt that with authorities. now, watt.— that with authorities. now, ttatt. ttant— that with authorities. now, mark, thank you - that with authorities. now, mark, thank you very much. in a way, mark white there, our home security editor. i have obviously seen the video that we are not showing for good reasons . are you all absolutely disgusting attack. there's sadly i think it hammers home the urgent need for us to get control of our laws and our borders, etcetera , because it's borders, etcetera, because it's a public health and safety issue , is it not? i want to just remind people , reportedly syrian remind people, reportedly syrian refugee goes on the rampage with a knife in a children's playground in france. we do not want that happening here. now i am just going to bring in lee anderson here. in case you're wondering, where am i mean, sutton in ashfield. this is the red right? is this is red wall, right? this is this is the of the red the beating heart of the red wall. mr wall, wall. you are mr red wall, really, lee? aren't know, really, lee? aren't you know, you've labour the you've gone from to labour the tories, chairman tories, you deputy chairman of the which the conservative party, which is fantastic did you fantastic. i mean, why did you make the switch? because it

wasn't just you . it was loads of wasn't just you. it was loads of people in your constituency as well. concern would be we're well. my concern would be we're not really concerned, but is that whether or not labour have lost the working class? yes, they me. patrick. they it's not just me. patrick. in they it's not just me. patrick. tn zona— they it's not just me. patrick. in 2019, probably— they it's not just me. patrick. in 2019, probably 5 to 6 million psapts— in 2019, probably 5 to 6 million psapts tatst— in 2019, probably 5 to 6 million people voted conservative for tns— people voted conservative for tns-tnst— people voted conservative for the .first time. - people voted conservative for the first time. we the very first time. we had wsnt.— the very first time. we had wsnt—wsl the very first time. we had. brexit,_we had brexit, we had boris, we had tsnsnt—wstsl brexit, we had boris, we had. jeremy—were three jeremy corbyn. there were three nnatn— jeremy corbyn. there were three nan—tut- jeremy corbyn. there were three nan—tut tau- jeremy corbyn. there were three main but you know, main ingredients, but you know, ptaass— places like ashfield and mansfield— places like ashfield and mansfield next door and bolsover naws— mansfield next door and bolsover tats-tant— mansfield next door and bolsover tats-tatnt-tat- have been going tory for some tsas— have been going tory for some tsats-watattt— have been going tory for some years-probably-15- years now, probably ten, 15 tsas— years now, probably ten, 15 years-changing- years now, probably ten, 15 years. changing, years now, probably ten, 15 years. changing , the pits years. the is changing, the pits tats— years. the is changing, the pits tats-tns— years. the is changing, the pits have-the factories- years. the is changing, the pits have the factories have have gone, the factories have tans. — have gone, the factories havei tans. —untans gone. the big massive unions tats— gone. the big massive unions tats-tnaw- gone. the big massive unions- tats-tnaw-naws have gone. you know, people have wats— have gone. you know, people have wats up— have gone. you know, people have wats up a— have gone. you know, people have woke up a little— have gone. you know, people have woke up a little bit.— have gone. you know, people have woke up a little bit. they're a ttttts— woke up a little bit. they're a ttttts tatt— woke up a little bit. they're a little bit more— woke up a little bit. they're a little bit more their little bit more nimble in their tats.— little bit more nimble in their vote. _can see,- little bit more nimble in their vote.-can see, i- little bit more nimble in their vote. can see, i think vote. and you can see, i think tnat— vote. and you can see, i think tnat tnst-ts— vote. and you can see, i think that they're basically better off that they're basically better att—nats- that they're basically better off_ more in off they've got more money in tnst— their pocket with the conservative government. so i sat—pannst- conservative government. so i sort—poppetd that. sort of i sort of popped that ssat.— sort of i sort of popped that ssatltau— sort of i sort of popped that seal,.you like.— sort of i sort of popped that seal, you like. that seal, if you like. i was that what— seal, if you like. i was that typical-voter,- seal, if you like. i was that. typical-voter, labour, typical red wall voter, labour, aaunatttan— typical red wall voter, labour, councillor, member. councillor, labour member. i mats— councillor, labour member. i nats tnat— councillor, labour member. i made that journey lots of made that journey and lots of atnst—tnat- made that journey and lots of. other—that journey made that journey and lots of. otiwell. _that journey made that journey and lots of otiwell. no, that journey made that journey and lots of otiwell. no, exactly. hat journey made that journey and lots of otiwell. no, exactly. and ourney made that journey and lots of otiwell. no, exactly. and this ey as well. no, exactly. and this is as well. no, exactly. and this ts sanstntnt— as well. no, exactly. and this is something that we're going to be is something that we're going to tas—tns- be drilling down in over the course-this— be drilling down in over the course this show. gtit t; course of this show. i'm going to throw over now to paul to throw you over now to paul hawkins, who's national hawkins, who's our national reporter issue reporter who on this issue talking who's the party of talking about who's the party of the about the working class, talking about where areas like this where people in areas like this

are to put the cross in are going to put the cross in the box at the next general election, which party do they think to really stand think is going to really stand up and their up for them and their workers rights suppose? well rights? i suppose? really? well paups rights? i suppose? really? well paul's got a package for you now on exactly this . i'm meeting on exactly this. i'm meeting protect dunsfold, a local group formed in 2019 to fight drilling by ukoog , that's uk oil and gas. by ukoog, that's uk oil and gas. talk us through very simply what are talk us through very simply what tns— talk us through very simply what tns twa— talk us through very simply what are the two main— talk us through very simply what are the two main legal challenges— are the two main legal challenges in- are the two main legal challenges in this judicial review ? one— challenges in this judicial review ? one of- challenges in this judicial review ? challenges in this judicial- review ? one of them is about the review? one of them is about the impact of the a and b, the area of outstanding natural beauty at the moment finishes on the road down there under the bottom of hascombe hill. but there is a tan— hascombe hill. but there is a rtan ta— hascombe hill. but there is a plan to extend— hascombe hill. but there is a plan to extend it— i .. but there is a plan to extend it which will tnatuts— plan to extend it which will. include—dunsfold include the whole of dunsfold ant— include the whole of dunsfold ant-at— include the whole of dunsfold ant-at tns— include the whole of dunsfold and-of the claims- include the whole of dunsfold and of the claims is they and one of the claims is they tttn-t—at- didn't take account of it wasnt. — didn't take account of it. properly. _reason didn't take account of it- properly. _reason is properly. the other reason is that on the same day the government said yes to drilling in dunsfold, to in dunsfold, it said no to drilling in ellesmere port, siting emissions as reason siting emissions as a reason this is inconsistent decision making, which something making, which is something that's allowed together with that's not allowed together with waverley and waverley borough council and backed law project, backed by the good law project, they're judicial

they're seeking a judicial review of the government's decision to allow exploratory drilling and it's drilling near dunsfold and it's been going on for some time, isn't it? it's been going on for taut— isn't it? it's been going on for taut-a— isn't it? it's been going on for taut-a natt— isn't it? it's been going on for four-a half-now- isn't it? it's been going on for four-a half-now ,- isn't it? it's been going on for. four-a half-now , since four and a half years now, since tstwuant— four and a half years now, since tsttuantzon. — four and a half years now, since february 2019. so— four and a half years now, since february 2019. g: february 2019. so we've managed to keep ukoog out of that field . and this this is where the tntttnt— . and this this is where the drilling would— and this this is where the drilling would happen in this nstt.— drilling would happen in this ttstt. tnss— drilling would happen in this field. there would be an access nat— field. there would be an access taat tutt— field. there would be an access road built through— field. there would be an access road built through this field wttn— road built through this field wttn tns— road built through this field with the sheep. _ road built through this field with the sheep. it would run tntautn— with the sheep. it would run through here.— with the sheep. it would run through here. and then this is was— through here. and then this is wnsts tns— through here. and then this is where the drilling would take ptaas— where the drilling would take rtaas .— where the drilling would take ptaas . tn— where the drilling would take rtaas . tn tns— where the drilling would take place . in the early 1980s, oil place. in the early 1980s, oil ant— place. in the early 1980s, oil ant tas— place. in the early 1980s, oil and gas deposits— place. in the early 1980s, oil and gas deposits were thought to be and gas deposits were thought to ts tsnsatn— and gas deposits were thought to be beneath these— and gas deposits were thought to be beneath these hills. but it wasnt— be beneath these hills. but it wasn't thought— be beneath these hills. but it wasn't thought commercially watts— wasn't thought commercially watts ta— wasn't thought commercially watts ta tnt— wasn't thought commercially viable to try and extract it. uk oil viable to try and extract it. uk at ant— viable to try and extract it. uk at ant tas— viable to try and extract it. uk oil and gas think— viable to try and extract it. uk oil and gas think that's now atantst— oil and gas think that's now ananast. tnst— oil and gas think that's now changed. they reckon there could be changed. they reckon there could ts up— changed. they reckon there could ts up ta— changed. they reckon there could ts up ta ao— changed. they reckon there could ts ut ta so ta— changed. they reckon there could be up to 30 to 40,000,000,000 tttttan— be up to 30 to 40,000,000,000 tttttan autta— be up to 30 to 40,000,000,000 billion cubic feet— be up to 30 to 40,000,000,000 billion cubic feet of— be up to 30 to 40,000,000,000 billion cubic feet of gas tsnsatn— billion cubic feet of gas beneath our— billion cubic feet of gas beneath our feet worth £124 nttttan— beneath our feet worth £124 million and— beneath our feet worth £124 million and they want to take tntss— million and they want to take tnass tsas — million and they want to take three years, explore the ground tsnsatn— three years, explore the ground tsnsatn us— three years, explore the ground beneath us to— three years, explore the ground beneath us to try— three years, explore the ground beneath us to try and find it. taw— beneath us to try and find it. naw ta— beneath us to try and find it. naw ta tnst— beneath us to try and find it. how do they justify why such a smatt— how do they justify why such a snatt tnat-sat— how do they justify why such a small project as— how do they justify why such a

small project as this being attawst— small project as this being attawst ta— small project as this being allowed to take place in this tsautttut— allowed to take place in this beautiful environment? c beautiful environment? it's out put by— beautiful environment? it's out put tt tnst— beautiful environment? it's out put tt ttstt wn— beautiful environment? it's out put by their own reckoning , beautiful environment? it's out put by their own reckoning, is going to be very small in terms of barrels of oil or gas. ukoog declined to comment on an ongoing legal case, so we spoke to uk onshore oil and gas with the industry body in terms of energy density, the amount of energy density, the amount of energy you get per square kilometre from oil and gas is orders of magnitude greater than it would be from wind and solar. do you understand why they would ttnt— do you understand why they would tttnt tntss— do you understand why they would fight this? look— do you understand why they would fight this? look because if it tn— fight this? look because if it tn taut— fight this? look because if it was in your village , they were was in your village, they were going— was in your village, they were going ta— was in your village, they were going ta mats— was in your village, they were going to make these huge changes to going to make these huge changes ta tns— going to make these huge changes ta tns wttats— going to make these huge changes to the village which. which tnss— to the village which. which there seems— to the village which. which there seems seemingly there wautt— there seems seemingly there wautt-wttn— there seems seemingly there would .with extra - there seems seemingly there would with extra traffic , you would be with extra traffic, you tnaw—tns - would be with extra traffic, you know, the landscape , know, tearing up the landscape, stsn-tat— know, tearing up the landscape, stsn-tat a— know, tearing up the landscape, even-for a short- know, tearing up the landscape, even for a short period, even if it's for a short period, wntan— even if it's for a short period, which—claim. - which i know you claim. absolutely. _ which i know you claim. absolutely. c which i know you claim.- absolutely. it's not a claim. tt-s— absolutely. it's not a claim. tt-s a— absolutely. it's not a claim. tt-s a taat. — absolutely. it's not a claim. it's a fact. like— absolutely. it's not a claim. it's a fact. like there- absolutely. c tit? it's a fact. like there have tssn— it's a fact. like there have tssn stoo— it's a fact. like there have been 2100 onshore oil and gas wstts—un - been 2100 onshore oil and gas| wells—uk. okay been 2100 onshore oil and gas. wells—uk. okay . wells drilled in the uk. okay. tast— wells drilled in the uk. okay. taat aaunt— wells drilled in the uk. okay. look around the— wells drilled in the uk. okay. look around the country. do you don't tend to see them. they're really hidden . once really well hidden. and once the resource depleted , the resource has been depleted, the land is returned to its former

use, agriculture. use, typically agriculture. so it a temporary use of the it is a temporary use of the land. exactly a year ago today, the government rejected a gas site in the north of england on climate change grounds and ipsis ellesmere port. that's correct. unapproved one in south of unapproved one in the south of england. absolute up to england. it is absolute up to government explain that government to explain that inconsistency because we criticise it. at the time we said they needed both sides should have been approved. if you lose the judicial review , you lose the judicial review, what next? you're not what happens next? you're not giving . no, no. the fight giving up. no, no, no. the fight goes on and we'd have to explore whatever paths were legally possible. it's not going to be an easy route for you to follow, even if they win this appeal, residents of this quintessentially english village are determined to keep their part of the world forever green and pleasant. paul hawkins. gb wsws. — and pleasant. paul hawkins. gb wsws. stat.— and pleasant. paul hawkins. gb wsws. otat. sa— and pleasant. paul hawkins. gb news. okay, so in— and pleasant. paul hawkins. gb news. okay, so in the next hour, i'm going to be reporting live here from sutton in ashfield, the beating heart of the red wall . it's areas like this where

wall. it's areas like this where general elections are won and lost. i've got my finger on the pulse and i'm going to be talking to real people about what really matters them. what really matters to them. i will have the latest on will also have the latest on that. staggeringly that. absolutely staggeringly awful in france. a awful incident in france. a syrian asylum seeker goes on the rampage with a knife in a children's playground. stay tuned .

welcome to the red wall. it's patrick christys here on gb news in the beating heart of that in ashfield. and i'm going to be joined on and off throughout the course of this show with the deputy leader of the conservative party, lee anderson. this is where elections are won and lost. okay, really, it should be laboun okay, really, it should be labour. it traditionally was laboun labour. it traditionally was labour. boris johnson's

conservative party won this place in big numbers at the last general election. i've come here to find out what issues matter to find out what issues matter to them. rishi sunak might have his top five priorities. are they your priorities? that's what i want to know . frankly, it what i want to know. frankly, it is places like this that really, really matter. so i'm going to be talking to a load of people on immigration on the cost of living crisis, on law and order , and frankly, absolutely , and frankly, on absolutely everything . i am, course, everything. i am, of course, also to be keeping you also going to be keeping you bang date the very bang up to date with the very latest news coming latest disturbing news coming out france, reportedly anyway out of france, reportedly anyway , a syrian refugee going on the rampage with a knife in a children's playground. surely now more than ever, now more than ever, we have to start controlling our borders . controlling our borders. i'm going straight in now with our home security editor, mark white. and as i understand it,

mark, deeply disturbing scenes , mark, deeply disturbing scenes, children, babies , essentially children, babies, essentially toddlers attacked in their pram has no known motive at the moment. they're saying that the terror police aren't involved. the latest that i heard, but one brit, sadly, has been hurt. yeah i mean, absolutely horrific , the i mean, absolutely horrific, the events that unfolded in the tourist town of annecy , which is tourist town of annecy, which is in the french alps, it was 945 this morning when a man entered a children's play park armed with a knife and began stabbing very young children. now , when very young children. now, when i say very very young children. now, when i sat wsnt taunt.— very young children. now, when i sat wsnt taunt. wss— wig t; i t: itii now, when i say very young, we're talking 22 nantns— say very young, we're talking 22 nantns att— say very young, we're talking 22 months old was— say very young, we're talking 22 months old was the youngest of tnsss— months old was the youngest of these children— months old was the youngest of these children .— months old was the youngest of these children . you can see for these children. you can see for tnass— these children. you can see for those watching— these children. you can see for those watching on— these children. you can see for those watching on gb news tv , those watching on gb news tv, the those watching on gb news tv, tns sustsat— those watching on gb news tv, the suspect there _ those watching on gb news tv, the suspect there wearing a head aatsnnt— the suspect there wearing a head covering sunglasses, still aanttnt— covering sunglasses, still aanttna tnat— covering sunglasses, still carrying that knife in his right nant— carrying that knife in his right nant. tsawtnt— carrying that knife in his right hand, leaving that play park. ant— hand, leaving that play park. ant wnat-s— hand, leaving that play park. and what's all— hand, leaving that play park. and what's all the more

ttstutttnt— and what's all the more disturbing about this particular tnattsnt— disturbing about this particular tnattsnt ts— disturbing about this particular tnattsnt ts .— disturbing about this particular incident is , of— disturbing about this particular incident is , of course, the fact incident is, of course, the fact tnat— incident is, of course, the fact tnat ns — incident is, of course, the fact that he targeted— incident is, of course, the fact that he targeted young children . tut— that he targeted young children . tut tns— that he targeted young children . but the fact— that he targeted young children . but the fact that— that he targeted young children . but the fact that this play area is behind— . but the fact that this play area is behind a- . but the fact that this play area is behind a wall and tntautn— area is behind a wall and tntautn a— area is behind a wall and through a fence and through a tats— through a fence and through a oats ans— through a fence and through a gate means that— through a fence and through a gate means that this individual had gate means that this individual nat ta— gate means that this individual had to actively— gate means that this individual had to actively enter that area to had to actively enter that area ta ssst— had to actively enter that area ta ssst tnsn— had to actively enter that area to seek them out,— had to actively enter that area to seek them out, to target tnsn. — to seek them out, to target tnsn. sa— to seek them out, to target them. so they're- to seek them out, to target them. so they're not just random tsatts— them. so they're not just random tsatts wttntn— them. so they're not just random tsatts wttntn a— them. so they're not just random people within a park that he has come across and— people within a park that he has come across and stabbed . he has come across and stabbed. he has tans— come across and stabbed. he has tans tnta— come across and stabbed. he has aans tnta ta— come across and stabbed. he has gone into to that— come across and stabbed. he has gone into to that play area full of gone into to that play area full at tns— gone into to that play area full at tns nast— gone into to that play area full of the most vulnerable people , of the most vulnerable people, the of the most vulnerable people, tns wsnt— of the most vulnerable people, tns wsnt taunt— of the most vulnerable people, tns wsnt taunt .— of the most vulnerable people, the very young , and targeted the very young, and targeted tnsn — the very young, and targeted tnsn .— the very young, and targeted tnsn . tnat— the very young, and targeted them . that man— the very young, and targeted them . that man was then chased, them. that man was then chased, as we can see from _ them. that man was then chased, as we can see from this other tttsa— as we can see from this other tttsa. tt— as we can see from this other tttsa. tt twa— as we can see from this other video, by two new— as we can see from this other video, by two new members of the putts.— video, by two new members of the putt wsnt— video, by two new members of the public, very brave— video, by two new members of the public, very brave individuals wna— public, very brave individuals wna wna— public, very brave individuals who who knowing that he was stttt— who who knowing that he was stttt anst — who who knowing that he was still armed with— who who knowing that he was still armed with the knife, kept atsw— still armed with the knife, kept atsw nstss— still armed with the knife, kept a few metres back but followed ttn— a few metres back but followed ntn. tnst— a few metres back but followed ntn. tnst usst— a few metres back but followed him. they used the back packs tsattt— him. they used the back packs tsattt as— him. they used the back packs tsattt as a— him. they used the back packs really as a sort— him. they used the back packs really as a sort of— him. they used the back packs really as a sort of makeshift

sntstt— really as a sort of makeshift shield should— really as a sort of makeshift shield should he turn round and stat— shield should he turn round and stat tnsn— shield should he turn round and stab them. and— shield should he turn round and stab them. and you know, they nats — stab them. and you know, they nats stsnt— stab them. and you know, they have every reason— stab them. and you know, they have every reason to be cautious tsauss— have every reason to be cautious tsauss twa— have every reason to be cautious because two other— have every reason to be cautious because two other adults who tn tnts— because two other adults who were in this play— because two other adults who were in this play area who aanttant— were in this play area who confront hid— were in this play area who confront hid the man as he began attaattnt— confront hid the man as he began attacking these— confront hid the man as he began attacking these children were tnsnssttss— attacking these children were themselves attacked, including , themselves attacked, including, tatt. — themselves attacked, including, tatt. a— themselves attacked, including, we're told, a 78— themselves attacked, including, we're told, a 78 year old tsnstans— we're told, a 78 year old pensioner who- we're told, a 78 year old pensioner who was critically tntutst— pensioner who was critically tnrutst ant— pensioner who was critically injured and has— pensioner who was critically injured and has been airlifted to injured and has been airlifted ta nastttat. — injured and has been airlifted to hospital. also— injured and has been airlifted to hospital. also very atatntnatt- to hospital. also very alarmingly from the french prime tttntstst— alarmingly from the french prime minister confirming that all taut— minister confirming that all taut at— minister confirming that all taut at tns— minister confirming that all four of the children were sstststt— four of the children were severely injured . we had earlier severely injured. we had earlier tssn— severely injured. we had earlier tssn tatt— severely injured. we had earlier been told that— severely injured. we had earlier been told that two of the anttttsn— been told that two of the children were _ been told that two of the children were critically injured ant— children were critically injured ant twa— children were critically injured ant twa at— children were critically injured and two of them— children were critically injured and two of them more lightly tntutst. — and two of them more lightly tntutst. tut— and two of them more lightly injured. but we're actually told tnat— injured. but we're actually told tnat stnas— injured. but we're actually told that since then— injured. but we're actually told that since then ,— injured. but we're actually told that since then , four of the that since then, four of the anttttsn— that since then, four of the children were— that since then, four of the children were or- that since then, four of the children were or have been sstststt— children were or have been severely injured— children were or have been severely injured . no further severely injured. no further uttatss— severely injured. no further uttatss an— severely injured. no further updates on their condition at tnts— updates on their condition at tnts stats— updates on their condition at tnts stats .— updates on their condition at this stage . patrick, in terms of this stage. patrick, in terms of wnat— this stage. patrick, in terms of

wnat ws— this stage. patrick, in terms of wnat ws tnaw— this stage. patrick, in terms of what we know about the suspect, we what we know about the suspect, ws tnaw— what we know about the suspect, ws tnaw tnat— what we know about the suspect, we know that he— what we know about the suspect, we know that he is— what we know about the suspect, we know that he is a refugee. he an asttun— we know that he is a refugee. he was an asylum seeker, had ttatsttst— was an asylum seeker, had travelled from _ was an asylum seeker, had travelled from syria through turnst— travelled from syria through tuttst ant — travelled from syria through turkey and into— travelled from syria through turkey and into sweden some ten tsas— turkey and into sweden some ten tsats ata— turkey and into sweden some ten tsats ata. nat— turkey and into sweden some ten years ago, had asked for asylum ant— years ago, had asked for asylum ant tnat— years ago, had asked for asylum ant tnat was— years ago, had asked for asylum and that was finally granted in atat— and that was finally granted in atttt at— and that was finally granted in atnt at tnts— and that was finally granted in april of this year. _ and that was finally granted in april of this year. he'd married a swsttsn— april of this year. he'd married a swedish woman,— april of this year. he'd married a swedish woman, but apparent tnst-t— a swedish woman, but apparent they'd separated— a swedish woman, but apparent they'd separated in recent nantns— they'd separated in recent months. she'd— they'd separated in recent months. she'd stayed in sweden and months. she'd stayed in sweden ant ns— months. she'd stayed in sweden ant ns nas— months. she'd stayed in sweden ant ns nas a— months. she'd stayed in sweden and he has a young child , we're and he has a young child, we're tatt.— and he has a young child, we're tatt. at— and he has a young child, we're tatt. at nts— and he has a young child, we're told, of his own— and he has a young child, we're told, of his own three year old ttnt— told, of his own three year old tttt .— told, of his own three year old tttt . tut— told, of his own three year old tttt . nut tst— told, of his own three year old girl . but yet, according to the girl. but yet, according to the autnanttss. — girl. but yet, according to the authorities, he _ girl. but yet, according to the authorities, he chose to go to tnts— authorities, he chose to go to tnts play— authorities, he chose to go to tnts ttat tatt— authorities, he chose to go to this play park in— authorities, he chose to go to this play park in the middle of ataunst— this play park in the middle of a tourist town _ this play park in the middle of a tourist town in— this play park in the middle of a tourist town in the alpine tsttan— a tourist town in the alpine tsttan at— a tourist town in the alpine region of france— a tourist town in the alpine region of france , and region of france, and specifically- region of france, and specifically target eight anttttsn— specifically target eight children the _ specifically target eight children the same age as his own anttt— children the same age as his own anttt .— children the same age as his own anttt . — children the same age as his own anttt . teat.— children the same age as his own child . yeah, lots— children the same age as his own child . yeah, lots of— children the same age as his own child. yeah, lots of words, mark. lots of words. lots of words. look, child. yeah, lots of words,- mark. lots of words. look, thank you— mark. lots of words. look, thank tau wsnt— mark. lots of words. look, thank tau wsnt nuan— lots of words. look, thank you very much. keeping us up to tats. — you very much. keeping us up to tats. t— you very much. keeping us up to tats. t wttt— you very much. keeping us up to date. i will be— you very much. keeping us up to date. i will be going back to

atat— date. i will be going back to ttatt wntts— date. i will be going back to mark white as— date. i will be going back to mark white as we get more uttatss— mark white as we get more uttatss. tt-s— mark white as we get more updates. it's a— mark white as we get more updates. it's a fast moving ttatuts—tnsl picture there. that is the tatsst— picture there. that is the tatsstla— picture there. that is the latest. a syrian refugee goes latest. as a syrian refugee goes on latest. as a syrian refugee goes an—wttn— latest. as a syrian refugee goes an—wttnltnttsl latest. as a syrian refugee goes on_withlknife at| on the rampage with a knife at a anttttsn-s— on the rampage with a knife at a children's—france,| children's playground in france, wntan— children's playground in france, wntan-.— children's playground in france, wntan-. sattt.— children's playground in france, which-, sadly, not- children's playground in france, which , sadly, not as which is sad, sadly, not as snaattnt— which is sad, sadly, not as snaattntltt— which is sad, sadly, not as shocking it probably should shocking as it probably should be, unfortunately. on this , be, unfortunately. but on this, anat— be, unfortunately. but on this, atat. t— be, unfortunately. but on this, atat. t an— be, unfortunately. but on this, atat. t an tn— be, unfortunately. but on this, okay, i am in asheville at the nnannsnt— okay, i am in asheville at the nnannsnt .— okay, i am in asheville at the nnannsnt . t— okay, i am in asheville at the moment . i keep— okay, i am in asheville at the moment . i keep banging about moment. i keep banging on about it moment. i keep banging on about tt-tsattnt— moment. i keep banging on about it-beating heart— moment. i keep banging on about it-beating heart-the- moment. i keep banging on about it wall. 3eating heart the moment. i keep banging on about it wall. thisng heart the moment. i keep banging on about it wall. this is heart the moment. i keep banging on about it wall. this is aeart the moment. i keep banging on about it wall. this is a vital the moment. i keep banging on about it wall. this is a vital area red wall. this is a vital area wnsn— red wall. this is a vital area wnsnlaanss— red wall. this is a vital area whenlcomes to- red wall. this is a vital area when comes to winning the when it comes to winning the nstt— when it comes to winning thei nstt—ttntt next general election for rishi swat.— next general election for rishi swat-tast- next general election for rishi sunak,-back if- next general election for rishi sunak, back if indeed sunak, winning it back if indeed you sunak, winning it back if indeed tau — sunak, winning it back if indeed tau tsta— sunak, winning it back if indeed you are. keir starmer i was out ant— you are. keir starmer i was out ant ataut— you are. keir starmer i was out and about talking— you are. keir starmer i was out and about talking to people ataut— and about talking to people ataut wnat— and about talking to people about what really matters to tnsn — about what really matters to tnsn -asa— about what really matters to them _area and - about what really matters to them-area and i- about what really matters to them area and i spoke to them in this area and i spoke to tsatts— them in this area and i spoke to some people about— them in this area and i spoke to some people about and some people about shock and tsas-s— some people about shock and nsts-s wnat— some people about shock and here's what they— some people about shock and here's what they had to say . here's what they had to say. dragging— here's what they had to say. dragging financially- here's what they had to say. dragging financially the country down the hole . yeah welfare, down the hole. yeah welfare, state dependency— down the hole. yeah welfare, state dependency ,— : / welfare, state dependency , welfare state. state dependency, welfare state. it's state dependency, welfare state. tt-s wars— state dependency, welfare state. tt-s tatnt— state dependency, welfare state. it's we're going to— state dependency, welfare state. it's we're going to run— state dependency, welfare state. it's we're going to run out- state dependency, welfare state. it's we're going to run out of money very, very quickly. we cannot continue view in- we cannot continue view in the way tnat— cannot continue view in the way tnat wss— cannot continue view in the way that we're doing— cannot continue view in the way that we're doing giving money to tsatts— that we're doing giving money to tsatts aantnt— that we're doing giving money to tsatts aantnt ta— that we're doing giving money to people coming to this country tttstattt. — people coming to this country tttstattt. tt-s— people coming to this country illegally. it's hard- people coming to this country illegally. “tit”ti g illegally. it's hard enough giving it to the people that need welfare state help , never need welfare state help, never mind people that shouldn't be

here. rishi sunak says that he's wtnntnt— here. rishi sunak says that he's wtnntnt tn— here. rishi sunak says that he's wtnntnt tn nts— here. rishi sunak says that he's winning in his stop— ”ti rishi sunak says that he's winning in his stop the boats aantattn— winning in his stop the boats aantattn .— winning in his stop the boats aantattn . t— winning in his stop the boats campaign . i can— winning in his stop the boats campaign . i can see you rolling campaign. i can see you rolling taut— campaign. i can see you rolling taut stss— campaign. i can see you rolling taut stss tnsts— campaign. i can see you rolling your eyes there .— campaign. i can see you rolling your eyes there . do you feel your eyes there. do you feel ttts— your eyes there. do you feel ttts ns-s— your eyes there. do you feel like he's winning? absolute atsatutstt— like he's winning? absolute absolutely not. _ like he's winning? absolute absolutely not. i— like he's winning? absolute absolutely not. i think- like he's winning? absolute absolutely not. i think he's failing . i don't think we should failing. i don't think we should give the french any money. the french don't want them - give the french any money. the french don't want them in- 9 the french don't want them in france . tstatt— french don't want them in france . watatt stss— french don't want them in france . nobody else wants— french don't want them in france . nobody else wants them, which is why they help them to get across the channel yeah, yeah. financially it would drag them down and they'd rather drag us down and they'd rather drag us down financially. they drag themselves just that's themselves down just that's unfortunate circumstances , but unfortunate circumstances, but that's what it is. you voted tory at that's what it is. you voted tatt at tns— that's what it is. you voted tory at the last— c you voted tory at the last election. absolutely. i— tory at the last election. absolutely. ivoted- tory at the last election. ' ctiiyt i voted for mr absolutely. i voted for mr antstsan— absolutely. i voted for mr antstsan .— absolutely. i voted for mr anderson , our— ' ctiiyt i voted for mr anderson , our local mp, anderson, our local mp, tstsanattt— anderson, our local mp, tstsanattt .— anderson, our local mp, personally , i- anderson, our local mp, personally , i would stop them personally, i would stop them tutttnt— personally, i would stop them tutttnt taat— personally, i would stop them putting foot on— personally, i would stop them putting foot on english soil and as soon as they— putting foot on english soil and as soon as they come across and tnst-ts— as soon as they come across and tnst-ts tsns— as soon as they come across and tnst-ts nsts ant— as soon as they come across and they're here and they collected ant— they're here and they collected ant tnst— they're here and they collected and they dropped— they're here and they collected and they dropped on, then they snttttsnsnt— and they dropped on, then they entitlement begins doesn't it? ant— entitlement begins doesn't it? ant tns— entitlement begins doesn't it? ant tns tans— entitlement begins doesn't it? and the home office- entitlement begins doesn't it? and the home office give- entitlement begins doesn't it? and the home office give them a card and they're entitled to whatever it is. £175 a week or whatever it is. £175 a week or whatever they get more than a pensioner in a lot of cases. there's no point in paying the french any money. they're just taking it off us for i can't

honestly see that they make an effort to stop them because they don't want them there . okay. don't want them there. okay. right so welcome— don't want them there. okay. right so welcome back. - “it?“ c okay. right so welcome back. i am ian asnttstt— right so welcome back. i am ian asnttstt at— right so welcome back. i am ian ashfield at the— right so welcome back. i am ian ashfield at the moment and tnat-s— ashfield at the moment and was wnat— ashfield at the moment and that's what some people , that's what some people, tustnsss— that's what some people, business owners, ordinary nstss— business owners, ordinary nstss at— business owners, ordinary members of public were saying. tasatnattnt— members of public were saying. fascinating isn't— members of public were saying. fascinating isn't it, that when tnst— fascinating isn't it, that when tnst as— fascinating isn't it, that when they are asked— fascinating isn't it, that when they are asked the question ttnsattt— they are asked the question directly, would _ they are asked the question directly, would you vote for a wna— directly, would you vote for a man who turns— directly, would you vote for a man who turns the boats back? tns — man who turns the boats back? tns answs— man who turns the boats back? the answer was— man who turns the boats back? the answer was a— man who turns the boats back? the answer was a resounding yes. in the answer was a resounding yes. tn tatt.— the answer was a resounding yes. tn taat. tnst— the answer was a resounding yes. in fact, they probably double the in fact, they probably double tns tats— in fact, they probably double tns tats .— in fact, they probably double the vote , which— in fact, they probably double the vote , which says it all. can the vote, which says it all. can i the vote, which says it all. can trust— the vote, which says it all. can trust snaw— the vote, which says it all. can t rust snaw tau— the vote, which says it all. can i just show you something here, wntan— i just show you something here, wntan t— i just show you something here, wntan t tntnt— i just show you something here, which i think is— i just show you something here, which i think is fascinating. ws-ts— which i think is fascinating. we've obviously— which i think is fascinating. we've obviously got the union ttats— we've obviously got the union ttats nsts. — we've obviously got the union flags here. we've— we've obviously got the union flags here. we've got a shot nsws.— flags here. we've got a shot nsts. tns— flags here. we've got a shot here. the-forces- flags here. we've got a shot here. the forces covenant flags here. we've got a shot hokay. te forces covenant flags here. we've got a shot hokay. so forces covenant flags here. we've got a shot hokay. so we're forces covenant flags here. we've got a shot hokay. so we're on'ces covenant flags here. we've got a shot hokay. so we're on the covenant flags here. we've got a shot hokay. so we're on the highnant . okay. so we're on the high sttsst— . okay. so we're on the high sttsst tsns— . okay. so we're on the high street here in— . okay. so we're on the high street here in nashville , and street here in nashville, and tt-s— street here in nashville, and tt-s-ta— street here in nashville, and tt-s-ta nsan- street here in nashville, and it's-to mean that. it's supposed to mean that tannst— it's supposed to mean that former military— it's supposed to mean that former military personnel, so tstsas tst— former military personnel, so veterans get priority housing ant— veterans get priority housing ant tnantt— veterans get priority housing and priority mental health care. wstt— and priority mental health care. war, tt— and priority mental health care. well, it certainly— and priority mental health care. well, it certainly looks like tsns— well, it certainly looks like nsts tnat-s— well, it certainly looks like here that's taking place. i mean, they're— here that's taking place. i mean, they're quite proud about it, mean, they're quite proud about t. asnt— mean, they're quite proud about t. asnt tnsts— mean, they're quite proud about it, aren't they? but i know for a tast— it, aren't they? but i know for a taat tnat— it, aren't they? but i know for a fact that in— it, aren't they? but i know for a fact that in loads of places in a fact that in loads of places tn tns— a fact that in loads of places in the united— a fact that in loads of places in the united kingdom, that's

not in the united kingdom, that's nat nattsntnt— in the united kingdom, that's nat nattsntnt .— in the united kingdom, that's not happening . in light of what not happening. in light of what ws-ts—ataut- not happening. in light of what. we've—about, what's we've been talking about, what's tssn—tns— we've been talking about, what's been—the channel,- been going on in the channel, tnts— been going on in the channel, tns-t— been going on in the channel, tnts-t tttnt— been going on in the channel, this-i think, an- been going on in the channel, this i think, an issue this is really i think, an issue tnat— this is really i think, an issue tnat ttats— this is really i think, an issue that plays incredibly badly with tsatts—ttaassi people on the ground in places ttts— people on the ground in places ttts-tatnt— people on the ground in places ttts-tatnt ta- people on the ground in places like going to bring it like here. i'm going to bring it ta— like here. i'm going to bring it now to theresa.— like here. i'm going to bring it now to theresa. how are theresa? taw— now to theresa. how are theresa? naw as— now to theresa. how are theresa? naw taus— now to theresa. how are theresa? how are you? theresa ttig how are you? theresa i'm very wstt— how are you? theresa i'm very wet ttant— how are you? theresa i'm very well, thank you. now,- how are you? theresa tilt now, theresa how are you? theresa tilt suits/i“: now, theresa is well, thank you. now, theresa is taus— well, thank you. now, theresa is you're an ordinary— suits/i“: now, theresa is you're an ordinary member of now, theresa is you're an ordinary member of the putts.— you're an ordinary member of the putt asnt— you're an ordinary member of the public, aren't you?— you're an ordinary member of the public, aren't you? you are a taaat— public, aren't you? you are a local resident,— public, aren't you? you are a local resident, is— public, aren't you? you are a local resident, is that right? or.— local resident, is that right? on. tss.— local resident, is that right? oh, yes, definitely. so- oh, yes, definitely. so i shouldn't have- oh, yes, definitely. so i shouldn't have said- tijj“ «tilt? ii“ ctiiyt so i shouldn't have said ordinary . shouldn't have said ordinary. ttsattts— shouldn't have said ordinary. ttsattts-tau- shouldn't have said ordinary. really?-you are. really? of course you are spectacular. _ really? of course you arei spectacular. _you really? of course you are- spectacular.-you were spectacular. i thought you were going— spectacular. i thought you were goinglsav_ spectacular. i thought you were tatntlsat sttsttt— spectacular. i thought you were going say elderly then. going to say elderly then. atsatutstt— going to say elderly then. ' ctiiyt never absolutely not. never in a nttttan— absolutely not. never in a million years. _ absolutely not. never in a million years. .i've- ' ctiiyt never in a million years. i've not absolutely not. never in a. million years.-i've not got million years. no, i've not got a-wtsn.— million years. no, i've not got a-wtsn.-att- million years. no, i've not got a-wish.-all right.| a death wish. okay. all right. so a death wish. okay. all right. sa—t— a death wish. okay. all right. sa—t want- a death wish. okay. all right. sa—t want ta- a death wish. okay. all right. so_| want to clear so there we go. i want to clear tnat— so there we go. i want to clear ttatlnaw— so there we go. i want to clear tnatlnaw. wnt— that up now. why does immigration- that up now. why does immigration even matter you ? immigration even matter to you? tttstat— immigration even matter to you? illegal immigration. why are you so illegal immigration. why are you sa tatnstst— illegal immigration. why are you so bothered about— illegal immigration. why are you so bothered about it? because wttn— so bothered about it? because wttn-t— so bothered about it? because wttn-t taat- so bothered about it? because with i look around here with respect, i look around here ant— with respect, i look around here ant-tsaut— with respect, i look around here and-really seem- and it doesn't really seem nsasssantt— and it doesn't really seem necessarily like - and it doesn't really seem necessarily like net migration is necessarily like net migration ts nattnt— necessarily like net migration ts nattnt a— necessarily like net migration is having a huge— necessarily like net migration is having a huge impact. so why tass— is having a huge impact. so why tass tt— is having a huge impact. so why does it bother— is having a huge impact. so why does it bother you?— is having a huge impact. so why does it bother you? because i tntnt— does it bother you? because i tntnt tns— does it bother you? because i tntnt tns wat— does it bother you? because i think the way they took away all the documents— think the way they took away all the documents and everything to ttsntttt. — the documents and everything to ttsntttt. ant— the documents and everything to identify. and what— the documents and everything to identify. ' “ti tit”ti the documents and everything to identify. “i identify. and what are they hiding ? i think half of them are hiding? i think half of them are criminals , if not all of them criminals, if not all of them mafia , everything, slave mafia, everything, slave traffickers. you name it. you

tnaw— traffickers. you name it. you tnaw wnat— traffickers. you name it. you tnaw wnat t— traffickers. you name it. you know what i mean? - i you name it. you know what i mean? ' i traffickers. you name it. you- know what i mean? and i think we should turn the boats back instead of escort to. and what the instead of escort to. and what tns nstt— instead of escort to. and what tns nstt ts— instead of escort to. and what the hell is that? _ instead of escort to. and what the hell is that? would- instead of escort to. and what the hell is that? would you. would you. would you vote for a. they're all criminals , of they're not all criminals, of tut— they're not all criminals, of course, but i— they're not all criminals, of course, but i think that was tnsttt— course, but i think that was pretty obvious. _ course, but i think that was pretty obvious. i— course, but i think that was pretty obvious. i i “jtit“ c pretty obvious. i i do. don't say— pretty obvious. i i do. don't sat atatn— pretty obvious. i i do. don't sat atatn .— pretty obvious. i i do. don't say again. but so pretty obvious. i i do. don't say again . but so in pretty obvious. i i do. don't say again. but so in terms of would you vote for a man who turned the boats back? definitely. 100. okay do you want— definitely. 100. okay do you want ttnt — definitely. 100. okay do you want him to. yes— definitely. 100. okay do you want him to. yes .- definitely. 100. okay “jtit i“ yes . right. because want him to. yes. right. because this want him to. yes. right. because tnts aauntnt— want him to. yes. right. because tnts aauntnt ts— want him to. yes. right. because this country is for— want him to. yes. right. because this country is for that. - i“ yes. right. because this country is for that. we aant— this country is for that. we aan-t taat— this country is for that. we can't look after— this country is for that. we can't look after our own . like can't look after our own. like you— can't look after our own. like tau sat.— can't look after our own. like you said, ex—forces personnel, at— you said, ex—forces personnel, at tnsn— you said, ex—forces personnel, some of them with life changing tntunss— some of them with life changing tntunss .— some of them with life changing tntunss . sans— some of them with life changing injuries . some of— some of them with life changing injuries . some of them are on injuries. some of them are on tns— injuries. some of them are on tns sttssts— injuries. some of them are on the streets begging what the nstt— the streets begging what the nstt ts— the streets begging what the nstt ts tnat— the streets begging what the hell is that all— the streets begging what the hell is that all about? why snautt— hell is that all about? why snautt ws— hell is that all about? why should we put— hell is that all about? why should we put them up in it? stat.— should we put them up in it? stat-unttt.— should we put them up in it? i okay. - right. _apologies okay. all right. okay. apologies for but clearly, for the language, but clearly, clearly , that is the strength of clearly, that is the strength of feeling that we are seeing on the ground here asheville. the ground here in asheville. thank very theresa. it thank you very much, theresa. it is fascinating situation. now is a fascinating situation. now i'm to bring in lee i'm going to bring in lee anderson here, who's the deputy leader party. leader of the of the tory party. i'm not sure frequented this particular nail salon. lee, but but there we go. look, okay,

just apologise again for the language there. but is , you language there. but it is, you know, here in know, a hot topic here in ashfield this is something that ashfield. this is something that that people time and time again are telling me they want sorting out and they would be willing for rishi sunak to be stronger about it . people are frustrated. about it. people are frustrated. nattan— about it. people are frustrated. tatnat—ttan - about it. people are frustrated. patrick-from i- about it. people are frustrated. patrick-from i won'ti patrick you know, from i won't shy— patrick you know, from i won't snt awat— patrick you know, from i won't snt awat nan — patrick you know, from i won't shy away from this subject said tran— shy away from this subject said nan tat— shy away from this subject said nan tat-ws— shy away from this subject said from day we should be we from day one we should be we snautt— from day one we should be we should-pushing— from day one we should be we should pushing back. we should be pushing back. we snautt— should be pushing back. we snautt ts— should be pushing back. we should be returning the same tat.— should be returning the same tat-_ts— should be returning the same tat. _ts tatt- should be returning the same tat. _ts tatt ta- day. i think to be fair to tttstt— day. i think to be fair to rishi, though,- day. i think to be fair to rishi, though, he was dealt a tat— rishi, though, he was dealt a tat-tns— rishi, though, he was dealt a bad the legislation we bad hand. the legislation we ttautnt— bad hand. the legislation we wautt-tsa.- bad hand. the legislation we brought year, the brought in last year, the nationality— brought in last year, the- nationality—bill, nationality and borders bill, as—ns was not strong enough. he's aatuattt— was not strong enough. he's actually-what- was not strong enough. he's actually what we actually given us what we wantst— actually given us what we wanted-this- actually given us what we wanted.-this is- actually given us what we wanted. this is new wanted. and this is new legislation— wanted. and this is new legislation basically legislation which basically tstatns— legislation which basically tstatns ant— legislation which basically detains any illegal immigrants and removes them to a third aauntnt— and removes them to a third aauntnt at— and removes them to a third country or their— and removes them to a third country or their own country. we nsst— country or their own country. we nsst ta— country or their own country. we nsst ta ta— country or their own country. we need to do that— country or their own country. we need to do that as— country or their own country. we need to do that as soon as tassttts.— need to do that as soon as possible, but— need to do that as soon as possible, but it— need to do that as soon as possible, but it winds these tsatts— possible, but it winds these tsatts ut— possible, but it winds these tsatts ut tn— possible, but it winds these people up in ashfield. we'rej we're—here-it we're landlocked here and it tsattt— we're landlocked here and it tsattt-tnsn- we're landlocked here and it really-them up. - we're landlocked here and it really them up. \tit c really winds them up. no, it tass— really winds them up. no, it tass. ant— really winds them up. no, it tass. ant t— really winds them up. no, it does. and i actually kind of emphasise to you the strength of the genuine strength of feeling on i mean, i'm on the ground here. i mean, i'm going be playing you clips going to be playing you clips later throughout course later on throughout the course of but seriously, i'm of the show. but seriously, i'm asking going asking people just going up to them and saying to them,

them and just saying to them, what's issue you? what's the main issue for you? what's at what's the main issue for you at the moment on the streets? and it frankly, it net migration is a one, really. if rishi a big one, really. if rishi sunak win next sunak wants to win the next general election, does he have to boats back? to start turning the boats back? lee well, that would lee we've got well, that would be priority sort the small be my priority to sort the small boat issue out. patrick you know tnat— boat issue out. patrick you know tnat w-tss— boat issue out. patrick you know tnat tat— boat issue out. patrick you know that we've got. have - that we've got to have a sttuattan— that we've got to have a situation. we've got to rwanda, ttwanta— situation. we've got to rwanda, rwanda,-working- situation. we've got to rwanda, rwanda, working and we've rwanda, plan working and we've got rwanda, plan working and we've tat-sttuattan- rwanda, plan working and we've got situation where got to have a situation where tns— got to have a situation where tns ntttants— got to have a situation where the migrants who visited, the migrants who i visited, as you— you know, in calais just a few nantns— you know, in calais just a few nantns-tnst— you know, in calais just a few months they stopped coming months back, they stopped coming tsauss— months back, they stopped coming tsaauss-tntnt— months back, they stopped coming because -think _that- because they think or no, that as—tst- because they think or no, that as—tst nsws.- as soon as they get here, tnst-tt— as soon as they get here, tnst-tt-a- as soon as they get here, they'll-a plane- as soon as they get here, they'll a plane to as soon as they get here,- they'll-a plane to rwanda they'll be on a plane to rwanda orlt— they'll be on a plane to rwanda aria-aaunt.— they'll be on a plane to rwanda or a country. simple as or to a third country. simple as tnat. — or to a third country. simple as tnat. stat.— or to a third country. simple as that. okay. all— or to a third country. simple as that. okay. all right.- or to a third country. simple as that. ” ti“ \jiit�*tt�* or to a third country. simple as that. ”ti“ ttint that. okay. all right. now we're going hearing lot about going to be hearing a lot about the that matter to people the issues that matter to people in like in ashfield and places like ashfield. there's the cost of living is having living crisis that is having a very real impact on people. i'm going be talking business going to be talking to business owners, have owners, some of whom have already me that they are already told me that they are massively struggling, really frankly, always that necessarily always feel that their going their taxpayers money is going in right direction. but i'm in the right direction. but i'm also going to having a chat also going to be having a chat as about a huge other issue as well about a huge other issue here, which is the lack of law and order supposed lack of law and order supposed lack of law and a police station just and order, a police station just down the closed down. it's

down the road closed down. it's a sorry sight when it comes to a lot of areas like this where you very rarely tend to see a bobby on the beat. what is happening in law and order when it comes to places like this is patrick christys and gb news. i'll be back in a tick with our red wall special

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. cnannst— . channel well- . channel well , come . channel- well , come to the . cnannst— well , come to the red wall. well, come to the red wall. tnts— well, come to the red wall. ttts ts— well, come to the red wall. ttts ts an— well, come to the red wall. this is gb news— well, come to the red wall. this is gb news sutton- well, come to the red wall. this is gb news sutton in ashfield, the home, of course, of lee anderson, the now deputy chairman of the conservative party, former labour, now a tory. and frankly, that is the story of this seat. i have come here to get my finger on the pulse and see what people really care about, what the views are that matter to them because it is areas like this in the red wall that are going swing wall that are going to swing that if keir that next election. if keir starmer these starmer can't win these back, then not getting then frankly, he's not getting then frankly, he's not getting the if the keys to downing street. if rishi them . rishi sunak can't win them. well, he's not either, is he? so it's hot mess now. we it's a bit of a hot mess now. we went and about earlier on went out and about earlier on and we asked people what the key issues were for them personally. forget top five forget about sunak top five priorities. forget about whatever the heck keir starmer is doing. one actually matters to real people in ashfield . so. to real people in ashfield. so. so rishi sunak has got his top five priorities. liz what are your what's your priority ? my your what's your priority? my priority is if i want to go- priority is if i want to go to tns— priority is if i want to go to tns tattst— priority is if i want to go to the toilet, there's none round.

twa— the toilet, there's none round. t-ts tat— the toilet, there's none round. t-ts tat ta— the toilet, there's none round. t-ts tat ta ta— the toilet, there's none round. i've got to go into— the toilet, there's none round. i've got to go into a— the toilet, there's none round. i've got to go into a business shop or a bookmakers yeah . and shop or a bookmakers yeah. and if you're allowed to do it- if you're allowed to do it wttnaut— if you're allowed to do it without having a bet, i can't tust— without having a bet, i can't rust watt— without having a bet, i can't rust watt tn.— without having a bet, i can't just walk in. okay, so what do i do just walk in. okay, so what do i ta tt— just walk in. okay, so what do i ta t t— just walk in. okay, so what do i ta t t want— just walk in. okay, so what do i do if i want to— just walk in. okay, so what do i do if i want to go— just walk in. okay, so what do i do if i want to go to the tattsts— do if i want to go to the toilet? well,— do if i want to go to the toilet? well, yeah. or relieve ntsstt— toilet? well, yeah. or relieve ntsstt wttn— toilet? well, yeah. or relieve myself with it— toilet? well, yeah. or relieve myself with it that way. yeah i tttnt— myself with it that way. yeah i tttnt ntt— myself with it that way. yeah i tntnt ntt nast— myself with it that way. yeah i think my most important- myself with it that way. yeah i think my most important thing is i think it's really hard work for my children with children that they have to go back to work . um, i know the child work. um, i know the child doesn't know, but i think it's heartfelt and it's there's just so much connection that's lost when they have to work full time. within an hour, that child then has to go to bed when they've got babies and children . child childcare, i think childcare needs addressing what matters most to you . to me top matters most to you. to me top of the matters most to you. to me top at tns tst— matters most to you. to me top at tns ttst ts— matters most to you. to me top of the list is definitely- to me top of the list is definitely the cast— of the list is definitely the aast at— of the list is definitely the cost of living— of the list is definitely the cost of living because we all tnaw— cost of living because we all tnaw ws— cost of living because we all tnaw ws att— cost of living because we all know we all sit— cost of living because we all know we all sit here in government— know we all sit here in government saying this and tnst-ts— government saying this and tnst-ts sattnt— government saying this and they're saying that and supermarkets saying this and tnat— supermarkets saying this and tnat ant— supermarkets saying this and tnat ant ws— supermarkets saying this and that and we know the manufacturers down to the

supermarkets _ manufacturers down to the supermarkets are all profiteering to the max. and it's profiteering to the max. and tt-s us— profiteering to the max. and tt-s us tsatts— profiteering to the max. and it's us people who are sitting tsns— it's us people who are sitting nsts nattnt— it's us people who are sitting here having so— it's us people who are sitting here having so quiet out because we here having so quiet out because ws tan-t— here having so quiet out because ws tan-t sat— here having so quiet out because we don't say anything. but we know— we don't say anything. but we know we're being robbed blind . know we're being robbed blind. and well, there we go. i mean , and well, there we go. i mean, it's not a shock,— and well, there we go. i mean, it's not a shock, is— and well, there we go. i mean, it's not a shock, is it,- ' “i git i mean, it's not a shock, is it, really? tnsss— it's not a shock, is it, really? tnsss as— it's not a shock, is it, really? these are the— it's not a shock, is it, really? these are the real- it's not a shock, is it, really? these are the real issues that tsatts— these are the real issues that tsatts tsattt— these are the real issues that people really care about. i've got— people really care about. i've tat ta— people really care about. i've tat ta ts— people really care about. i've got to be honest— people really care about. i've got to be honest with you. i mean, should— got to be honest with you. i mean, should our political tsatsts— mean, should our political leaders not— mean, should our political leaders not just be coming to ttaass— leaders not just be coming to ttaass tts— leaders not just be coming to places like this— leaders not just be coming to places like this and to places like this and talking to atttnant— places like this and talking to atttnant tsatts— places like this and talking to ordinary people just to ask them wnat— ordinary people just to ask them wnat ta— ordinary people just to ask them wnat ta tau— ordinary people just to ask them what do you think— ordinary people just to ask them what do you think and what would mats— what do you think and what would nats tau— what do you think and what would nats tau tats— what do you think and what would make you vote for— what do you think and what would make you vote for me? and then natts— make you vote for me? and then nattsltnat.— make you vote for me? and then nattsltnat. tut— make you vote for me? and then maybe that, but call maybe do that, but call me a ttsanst— maybe do that, but call me a dreamer anyway.— maybe do that, but call me a dreamer anyway. somebody who has aatuattt— dreamer anyway. somebody who has aatuattt wan— dreamer anyway. somebody who has aatuattt a— dreamer anyway. somebody who has actually won a vote— dreamer anyway. somebody who has actually won a vote or two in nst— actually won a vote or two in- nst—wna. her time is rachel madden, who, you her time is rachel madden, who,| you—independent. you know, you're an independent. i'll you know, you're an independent. t-tt—taut- you know, you're an independent. t-tt—taut awnl i'll let you introduce your own tnst. — i'll let you introduce your own tnst. -sa— i'll let you introduce your own brief. _so you're- i'll let you introduce your own brief.-so you're on- i'll let you introduce your own brief. so you're on the brief. okay. so you're on the taaat— brief. okay. so you're on the local council. _ brief. okay. so you're on the local council. .i- brief. okay. so you're on the local council. i am. ' “i local council. yes, i am. and tnt— local council. yes, i am. and t-n-sxssuttws— i'm lead executive member for finance benefits. but finance and benefits. but finance and benefits. but finance and benefits. but finance and benefits,- �*" i tit“i but finance and benefits, now that i sustsat— finance and benefits, now that i sustsat ts— finance and benefits, now that i suspect is probably more tttttautt— suspect is probably more difficult than— suspect is probably more difficult than it's been in the past. — difficult than it's been in the past. t— difficult than it's been in the past. t snsan— difficult than it's been in the past. i mean, we— difficult than it's been in the past. i mean, we keep hearing, tan-t— past. i mean, we keep hearing, tan-t wss— past. i mean, we keep hearing, don't we? we're— past. i mean, we keep hearing, don't we? we're in— past. i mean, we keep hearing, don't we? we're in this this tast— don't we? we're in this this aast at— don't we? we're in this this cost of living— don't we? we're in this this

cost of living crisis. people a tat— cost of living crisis. people a tat at— cost of living crisis. people are a lot of the— cost of living crisis. people are a lot of the time in london or are a lot of the time in london at natts— are a lot of the time in london at natts tn— are a lot of the time in london or maybe in the— are a lot of the time in london or maybe in the home counties , or maybe in the home counties, wntan— or maybe in the home counties, wntan a— or maybe in the home counties, wntan a tat— or maybe in the home counties, wntan a tat at— or maybe in the home counties, which a lot of people think , by which a lot of people think, by the which a lot of people think, by tns wat— which a lot of people think, by tns wat. ts— which a lot of people think, by tns wat. ts tns— which a lot of people think, by the way, is the only place that sxtsts— the way, is the only place that sxtsts tn— the way, is the only place that exists in england.— the way, is the only place that exists in england. but there we go exists in england. but there we 90 -— exists in england. but there we ta . natts— exists in england. but there we ta . ttatts tan-t— exists in england. but there we go . maybe don't feel it as much. go. maybe don't feel it as much. i go. maybe don't feel it as much. t tnaw— go. maybe don't feel it as much. t tnaw ss— go. maybe don't feel it as much. i know some people do, but not not necessarily— i know some people do, but not not necessarily everybody you not necessarily everybody. you tnaw— not necessarily everybody. you tnaw-tat— not necessarily everybody. you know, got massive not necessarily everybody. you kn0\in got massive not necessarily everybody. you kn0\in surrey, got massive not necessarily everybody. you kn0\in surrey, it'st massive not necessarily everybody. you kn0\in surrey, it's quite assive gap in surrey, it's quite tatstt— gap in surrey, it's quite lovely, isn't— gap in surrey, it's quite lovely, isn't it? how are the tsatts— lovely, isn't it? how are the tsatts at— lovely, isn't it? how are the people of ashfield faring better tnan— people of ashfield faring better than-anticipated— people of ashfield faring better than anticipated given the than we anticipated given the cast— than we anticipated given the aast at— than we anticipated given the aast at ttttnt— than we anticipated given the cost of living crisis . cost of living crisis. as you say.— cost of living crisis. as you say, everything's gone up exponentially. whether it's fuel, food , energy, anything has fuel, food, energy, anything has gone up. we've been lucky in ashfield. we've got a very proactive group that go after funds that is necessary. we need these funding coming in to help us with the cost of living crisis around here by providing extra stuff from large leisure centre down to safer streets. but this, this is really interesting actually, because a lot of people talk, don't they, about levelling up and whether or not we have been levelled up areas like this, this is an area

where the conservatives were lent a vote by by the general pubuc lent a vote by by the general public and the population , and public and the population, and they have to do something with it. now, you're an independent. they— it. now, you're an independent. tnst want— it. now, you're an independent. tnst want t— it. now, you're an independent. they want i think— it. now, you're an independent. they want i think is— c now, you're an independent. they want i think is interesting is they want i think is interesting ts tnat— they want i think is interesting ts tnat taus— they want i think is interesting is that you're saying they have tststtst— is that you're saying they have tststtst ut— is that you're saying they have tststtst up . — is that you're saying they have levelled up . we— is that you're saying they have levelled up . �*thti g: levelled up. we have managed to levelled up. we have managed to level up in ashfield because we've been successful in getting funds from all sorts millions down to six figure sums here to help out . we're lucky that we've help out. we're lucky that we've got a proactive group within the council . got a proactive group within the council. hoping to help the residents out in this area. but it would be nice if top level politic actions would come down and talk to us sometime because we've got so much uncertainty , we've got so much uncertainty, certainty in the future because of the government are not doing the reviews of various policies or they're not coming forward with the finances. we need . with the finances. we need. yeah. do you think that keir starmer has done enough to win

back places like this? no. why not? he seems— back places like this? no. why not? he seems to— back places like this? no. why not? he seems to be- i i i 37 no. why not? he seems to be turning into a ttnt— not? he seems to be turning into a ttnt tatt.— not? he seems to be turning into a ttnt tatt. atat— not? he seems to be turning into a pink tory. okay, interesting. go a pink tory. okay, interesting. aa — a pink tory. okay, interesting. go on. yeah. and- a pink tory. okay, interesting. go on. t/titit“ and we've got go on. yeah. and we've got a tsattt— go on. yeah. and we've got a tsattt sttant— go on. t/titit“ and we've got a really strong working class stnta— really strong working class stnta tn— really strong working class ethic in this— really strong working class ethic in this district around nsws.— ethic in this district around nsts. tsan— ethic in this district around here. yeah, you— ethic in this district around here. yeah, you can see that tran— here. yeah, you can see that nan tns— here. yeah, you can see that from the background of. of our aaunatttats— from the background of. of our councillors that— from the background of. of our councillors that have recently. ant— councillors that have recently. ant taut— councillors that have recently. ant taut ttn— councillors that have recently. ant taut tttt ta— councillors that have recently. and your mp to be— councillors that have recently. and your mp to be fair- councillors that have recently. and your mp to be fair and et cetera. et cetera . i think cetera. et cetera. i think mainstream— ti.ticti”t3t et cetera. i think mainstream politics ti.ticti”ct et cetera. i think mainstream politics has died in tnts— mainstream politics has died in tnts asa— mainstream politics has died in this area. we've— mainstream politics has died in this area. we've had independents here for quite a wntts— independents here for quite a wntts wna— independents here for quite a while who have— independents here for quite a while who have shown that they can while who have shown that they anats ta— while who have shown that they can manage to produce the goods . taw— can manage to produce the goods . naw tats— can manage to produce the goods . naw nats ws— can manage to produce the goods . how have we managed to produce the . how have we managed to produce tns taats— . how have we managed to produce tns taats s— . how have we managed to produce tns taats t tt— . how have we managed to produce the goods ? by common sense? the goods? by common sense? tstnats— the goods? by common sense? nstnats tstnt— the goods? by common sense? perhaps being pragmatic? i mean .tnat-s— perhaps being pragmatic? i mean . tnat-s taattnt— perhaps being pragmatic? i mean , that's lacking, isn't it? i t— , that's lacking, isn't it? i mean i mean— , that's lacking, isn't it? i mean i mean every- , that's lacking, isn't it? i mean i mean every single day i do a show and i'm confronted by common sense issues and i pull my own hair out at some of the decisions that are made. i just think , great, come on. i mean, think, great, come on. i mean, it would be common sense independents can can provide

that. you're saying that you don't think that keir starmer doesin don't think that keir starmer does in terms of rishi sunak , is does in terms of rishi sunak, is there anything that you've seen from him that you could say has benefited this area ? all the benefited this area? all the tory party, by virtue of them lending the tories their vote at the last election ? rishi sunak the last election? rishi sunak ntnsstts— the last election? rishi sunak ntnsstts ta.— the last election? rishi sunak himself? no, we— the last election? rishi sunak himself? no, we ever- i7 rishi sunak himself? no, we ever say we have nanatst— himself? no, we ever say we have nanatst ta— himself? no, we ever say we have nanatst ta tst— himself? no, we ever say we have managed to get the— himself? no, we ever say we have managed to get the levelling up tunttnt— managed to get the levelling up tunttnt tnta— managed to get the levelling up funding into the— managed to get the levelling up funding into the area. that's ttt— funding into the area. that's ttt. wntans — funding into the area. that's big. which? £70- funding into the area. that's big. which? �*t "o ii tit“7 funding into the area. that's big. which? two ii 7 big? big. which? £70 million? big? yes big. which? £70 million? big? tss — big. which? £70 million? big? tss tran— big. which? £70 million? big? yes from the state of the art leisure centre towns funds around here. as you heard earlier. with around here. as you heard earlier . with respect, what around here. as you heard earlier. with respect, what more do earlier. with respect, what more ta tau— earlier. with respect, what more ta tau wants — earlier. with respect, what more do you want? we— earlier. with respect, what more do you want? we could- ticitt”. with respect, what more do you want? �*ttttti ii itit ticitt”. with respect, what more do you want? �*ttttti ii titit do you want? we could do with a lot, lot more. we have a high level of elderly in the area , so level of elderly in the area, so we want to produce the work well educated workforce of the future to stay in the district. are you seeing more people- to stay in the district. are you seeing more people on- i“ are you seeing more people on benefits tnan— seeing more people on benefits tnan tau— seeing more people on benefits tnan tau sws— seeing more people on benefits than you were, let's say , i than you were, let's say, i tan-t— than you were, let's say, i tan-t tnaw— than you were, let's say, i don't know, 2— than you were, let's say, i don't know, 2 or- than you were, let's say, i

don't know, 2 or 3 years ago , don't know, 2 or 3 years ago, ataut— don't know, 2 or 3 years ago, ataut tns— don't know, 2 or 3 years ago, about the same— don't know, 2 or 3 years ago, about the same slight, slight , about the same slight, slight, tsss— about the same slight, slight, tsss sa— about the same slight, slight, less so. we've— about the same slight, slight, less so. we've weathered here. ws-ts— less so. we've weathered here. we've weathered _ less so. we've weathered here. we've weathered really the cost of we've weathered really the cost at ttwtnt— we've weathered really the cost of living crisis— we've weathered really the cost of living crisis in— we've weathered really the cost of living crisis in in a way, tsan. — of living crisis in in a way, tsan. tss.— of living crisis in in a way, tsan. tss. — of living crisis in in a way, yeah. yes. 3 of living crisis in in a way,- yeah. yes. through the help with the council direct the monies etcetera in the right direction. yes. okay well, there you go. now:— yes. okay well, there you go. waw. tnts— yes. okay well, there you go. waw. tnts ts— t/ti3 well, there you go. now, this is fascinating. thank tau.— now, this is fascinating. thank tau. tt— now, this is fascinating. thank tau. t-t tts— now, this is fascinating. thank tau. t-t ttts ta— now, this is fascinating. thank you. i'd like to talk to you a ttttts— you. i'd like to talk to you a ttttts ttt— you. i'd like to talk to you a little bit later— you. i'd like to talk to you a little bit later on. it all ntntss— little bit later on. it all ntntss an— little bit later on. it all hinges on whether or not people are hinges on whether or not people tatnt— hinges on whether or not people tatnt ta— hinges on whether or not people are going to continue to vote for are going to continue to vote tat tns— are going to continue to vote for the conservative party, wnstnst— for the conservative party, wnstnst at— for the conservative party, whether or not— for the conservative party, whether or not they're going to tats — whether or not they're going to tats _tnst-ts l vote labour, whether they're going— vote labour, whether they're going somebody vote labour, whether they're- going _ somebody else. vote labour, whether they're- goiwe - somebody else. vote labour, whether they're goiwe went somebody else. vote labour, whether they're goiwe went out somebody else. vote labour, whether they're goiwe went out and nebody else. vote labour, whether they're goiwe went out and about( else. vote labour, whether they're goiwe went out and about and e. so we went out and about and astst— so we went out and about and astst-wna— so we went out and about and asked-who they- so we went out and about and asked who they are going asked people who they are going to asked people who they are going ta-tat— asked people who they are going ta-tat tn— asked people who they are going to -for in here. _ asked people who they are going to-for in here. the- asked people who they are going to for in here. the key to vote for in here. the key tsattnt— to vote for in here. the key beating heart— to vote for in here. the key beating heart of- to vote for in here. the key beating heart of the wall at beating heart of the red wall at the beating heart of the red wall at tns nstt— beating heart of the red wall at the next election.— beating heart of the red wall at the next election. here's what tnst— the next election. here's what tnst satt— the next election. here's what they saidiliberal_ the next election. here's what they said liberal tory labour . they said. liberal tory labour. why?— they said. liberal tory labour. wtts wnat— they said. liberal tory labour. why? what about— they said. liberal tory labour. why? what about them - they said. liberal tory labour. why? what about them attracts you to them ? well, i think they you to them? well, i think they do you to them? well, i think they ta nas— you to them? well, i think they ta tnan— you to them? well, i think they do more than tories.— 7 well, i think they do more than tories. i've never tatst— do more than tories. i've never watst tatt.— do more than tories. i've never watst tatt. tts— do more than tories. i've never voted tory, i've always been tataut— voted tory, i've always been tataut. — voted tory, i've always been tataut. ts— voted tory, i've always been labour. is there- voted tory, i've always been labour. “t; labour. is there anything that rishi sunak could do to persuade you to vote conservative? never

i will never ever vote conservative. - i will never ever vote conservative. but all liberal tust— conservative. but all liberal rust tataun— conservative. but all liberal just labour. but— conservative. but all liberal just labour. but i can't vote tat— just labour. but i can't vote tat anttatt— just labour. but i can't vote for anybody because i ain't got a tnata— for anybody because i ain't got a tnata tt. — for anybody because i ain't got a photo id. but— for anybody because i ain't got a photo id. but i— for anybody because i ain't got a photo id. but i would if i nat— a photo id. but i would if i nat tnata— a photo id. but i would if i had photo id.— a photo id. but i would if i had photo id. _ a photo id. but i would if i had photo id. “jti “ iti;th had photo id. definitely conservative. and i've always been concerned . lviv nothing been concerned. lviv nothing really has swayed me. i know that there's been a lot of problems and but i think they going to get sorted and keir starmer is not the sort of person that i think should lead the country to be fair, i don't believe in his in his values. labour's been a big let down. they— labour's been a big let down. tnst rust— labour's been a big let down. tnst rust sss— labour's been a big let down. they just seem to— labour's been a big let down. they just seem to want to put tats— they just seem to want to put tats nanst— they just seem to want to put take money off_ they just seem to want to put take money off the people that want— take money off the people that want ant— take money off the people that want ant ttws— take money off the people that work and give it— take money off the people that work and give it to them that tan-t— work and give it to them that tan-t want— work and give it to them that tan-t want ta— work and give it to them that don't want to work. and i don't attss— don't want to work. and i don't attss wttn— don't want to work. and i don't agree with that— don't want to work. and i don't agree with that either. i think if conservative _ agree with that either. i think if conservative in— agree with that either. i think if conservative in then it means nattnt— if conservative in then it means nattnt a— if conservative in then it means having a conservative party tsatst— having a conservative party leader here,— having a conservative party leader here, which to me he has tans— leader here, which to me he has tans natntnt— leader here, which to me he has tans natntnt . — leader here, which to me he has done nothing . ?titi ti“ leader here, which to me he has done nothing . 3iti ti“ done nothing. recipient for ashfield . and so it's one of the

ashfield. and so it's one of the things where every everybody's thinking, i thought who shall we vote for? because nobody seems to do anything . okay, so here to do anything. okay, so here i am to do anything. okay, so here i an tn— to do anything. okay, so here i an tn suttan— to do anything. okay, so here i am in sutton in— itit “ti okay, so here i am in sutton in ashfield. this is am in sutton in ashfield. this ts atsatutstt— am in sutton in ashfield. this is absolutely the— am in sutton in ashfield. this is absolutely the red wall. this is absolutely the red wall. this ts tns— is absolutely the red wall. this is the epitome— is absolutely the red wall. this is the epitome of— is absolutely the red wall. this is the epitome of the red wall. ant— is the epitome of the red wall. ant t— is the epitome of the red wall. ant t an— is the epitome of the red wall. and i am with— is the epitome of the red wall. and i am with frankly mr red watt— and i am with frankly mr red watt as— and i am with frankly mr red wall as well,— and i am with frankly mr red wall as well, who is here? ms tsns— wall as well, who is here? ms nsts tt— wall as well, who is here? ms here it would _ wall as well, who is here? ms here it would appear lee antstsan. — here it would appear lee anderson. who's who's joining me ttns— anderson. who's who's joining me ttns tau— anderson. who's who's joining me now. time you see— anderson. who's who's joining me now. time you see chairman of tns— now. time you see chairman of the conservative _ now. time you see chairman of the conservative party. you aant— the conservative party. you cant wtn— the conservative party. you can't win them— the conservative party. you can't win them all. lee so right wnsn— can't win them all. lee so right wnsn tt— can't win them all. lee so right when it comes— can't win them all. lee so right when it comes to— can't win them all. lee so right when it comes to people, vote tuttnt— when it comes to people, vote buying intentions— when it comes to people, vote buying intentions out at the nstt— buying intentions out at the nstt tsnstat— buying intentions out at the next general election, right. as— next general election, right. as tau— next general election, right. are you confident that your party— are you confident that your tatt nas— are you confident that your tatt nas tans— are you confident that your party has done enough to natntatn— party has done enough to maintain people's votes? i think it maintain people's votes? i think tt tas— maintain people's votes? i think tt tas .— maintain people's votes? i think tt tas. t— maintain people's votes? i think tt tas. t mean— maintain people's votes? i think it has. i mean, like i said before, patrick, at the last election, we had corbyn. he was toxic on the doorstep, but the labour party, i'm speaking to people may be a little people now who may be a little bit with us the bit grumpy with us over the immigration status at the moment, no love for moment, but there's no love for starmer. know, starmer. you know, they're saying , get your act saying to me, get your act together and we'll for you

together and we'll vote for you again. message i'm again. that's the message i'm getting just ashfield getting in not just ashfield but across wall. okay, now, across the red wall. okay, now, now is across the red wall. okay, now, naw-tsltatta— across the red wall. okay, now, now-isltopic that- across the red wall. okay, now, now-isltopic that i'm . now what is a topic that i'm going— now what is a topic that i'm tatnt-ts— now what is a topic that i'm going-be doing?- now what is a topic that i'm going be doing? the other going to be doing? the other stts— going to be doing? the other stts at— going to be doing? the other stts at tns— going to be doing? the other side of the news— going to be doing? the other side of the news about the side of the news is about the auttuts— side of the news is about the culture wars— side of the news is about the culture wars because is culture wars because it is a anttatsn — culture wars because it is a criticism .the _ culture wars because it is a criticism the conservative criticism of the conservative party— criticism of the conservative tatt tnat— criticism of the conservative party that important as it is party that as important as it is ant— party that as important as it is ant antans— party that as important as it is and anyone who— party that as important as it is and anyone who watches this show tstutattt— and anyone who watches this show tstutattt wtt— and anyone who watches this show regularly will - how - regularly will know how tntanant— regularly will know howl important—for important i think it is for ta— important i think it is for women to have their own spaces for women to have their own spaces tat—tnts— women to have their own spaces for—this ridiculous. for example, for this ridiculous trans— for example, for this ridiculous ttans ttsatatt— for example, for this ridiculous trans ideology to— for example, for this ridiculous trans ideology to not infiltrate our trans ideology to not infiltrate sanaats— trans ideology to not infiltrate our schools any— trans ideology to not infiltrate our schools any more than has our schools any more than it has tans. — our schools any more than it has tans. .ttanttt— our schools any more than it has done. .frankly, for— our schools any more than it has done. frankly, for the lack done. and frankly, for the lack of cancellation _ done. and frankly, for the lack of cancellation to— done. and frankly, for the lack of cancellation to take place, _up- of cancellation to take place, ws-ts—utlttl we've seen what's up as jk ttawttno— we've seen what's up as jk. rowling,_would rowling, etcetera. but would tsatts— rowling, etcetera. but would tsatts nat— rowling, etcetera. but would people not rather have more nastttats— people not rather have more nastttats .— people not rather have more hospitals , better public hospitals, better public ttanstatt— hospitals, better public transport, not clamped down on wnat-s— transport, not clamped down on was tatnt— transport, not clamped down on was tatnt an— transport, not clamped down on what's going on in— transport, not clamped down on what's going on in the channel? ntans— what's going on in the channel? ttats naustnt— what's going on in the channel? more housing built than the conservative— more housing built than the conservative party zoning in on the conservative party zoning in on tns auttuts— conservative party zoning in on the culture wars. _ conservative party zoning in on the culture wars. i— conservative party zoning in on the culture wars. i did, however, go - the culture wars. i did, however, go out and about and stsat— however, go out and about and stsat ta— however, go out and about and stsat ta tsatts— however, go out and about and speak to people about whether or not speak to people about whether or nat tnst— speak to people about whether or nat tnst aautt— speak to people about whether or not they could bring themselves to not they could bring themselves ta tats— not they could bring themselves ta tats tat— not they could bring themselves to vote for someone who thinks tnat— to vote for someone who thinks tnat a— to vote for someone who thinks tnat a waan— to vote for someone who thinks that a woman could actually have a tsnts— that a woman could actually have a tsnts tn— that a woman could actually have a tsnts tn-snats— that a woman could actually have a penis in-shape of- that a woman could actually have a penis in shape of i'm a penis in the shape of i'm going— a penis in the shape of i'm tatnt ta— a penis in the shape of i'm tatnt ta tatnt— a penis in the shape of i'm going to bring lee back in. now. tns— going to bring lee back in. now. tns auttuts— going to bring lee back in. now. the culture wars— going to bring lee back in. now. the culture wars is— going to bring lee back in. now. the culture wars is something tatnt— the culture wars is something tatnt ta— the culture wars is something we're going to be— the culture wars is something we're going to be talking about wnsn— we're going to be talking about wnsn-taat.- we're going to be talking about.

wnsn-taat.-tau when we come back. why do you tntnt— when we come back. why do you tntnt-sa— when we come back. why do you think-so important- when we come back. why do you think so important ? because think it's so important? because like think it's so important? because nts-satt— think it's so important? because like-said there,- think it's so important? because like said there, some like i've just said there, some tsatts—tt-s- like i've just said there, some people-it's more. people would say it's more tntanant— people would say it's more important-new. important to build a new nastttat— important to build a new hospital and— important to build a new hospital and build more houses tnan— hospital and build more houses tnan tt— hospital and build more houses tnan tt ts— hospital and build more houses tnan tt ts ta— hospital and build more houses than it is to define what a woman is. well,- than it is to define what a woman is. well, of course, it's tntattant— woman is. well, of course, it's tntanant ta— woman is. well, of course, it's important to hospitals and important to build hospitals and sataats— schools, patrick, but the auttuts— schools, patrick, but the culture wars,— schools, patrick, but the culture wars, this something culture wars, this is something tnat—tns- culture wars, this is something that—the left. culture wars, this is something that—the left ofj that was started by the left of the that was started by the left of tns-.— that was started by the left of tns-. ant— that was started by the left of the-, and this- that was started by the left of the-, and this is- the country, and this is sanstntnt— the country, and this is something which like something which people like me ttnt— something which people like me tttnt—a— something which people like me tttnt—a tatt- something which people like me fight a daily basis. fight back on on a daily basis. ttsts— fight back on on a daily basis. there-certain— fight back on on a daily basis. there-certain-in. there is a certain element in our that are ashamed of our society that are ashamed of our society that are ashamed of our culture , our our history, our culture, our past, all the things we've done in i'm incredibly in the past. i'm incredibly proud, this many proud, i'll say this many, many occasions, of occasions, this great country of ours to the world. and ours is a gift to the world. and we should love our country. we should our love our should love our king, love our flag. everyone of those flag. i'm everyone of those things celebrate our history things and celebrate our history and our past and our culture rather than keep having to go and us all the nasty and blaming for us all the nasty things that's happened in the world. things world. all the great things on this started this this planet started in this country. and shouldn't be country. and there shouldn't be nuan— country. and there shouldn't be nust stas— country. and there shouldn't be nust stans t— titit. and there shouldn't be much shame, i suppose, from your tststssttts— much shame, i suppose, from your tststsattts at— much shame, i suppose, from your perspective of being— much shame, i suppose, from your perspective of being proudly tatnatta— perspective of being proudly patriotic that— perspective of being proudly patriotic that shines through in this patriotic that shines through in ttts — patriotic that shines through in ttts t— patriotic that shines through in this area. i mean,— patriotic that shines through in this area. i mean, just before we were there, we could see union jacks around us there and

things about the armed forces, etcetera. and i suppose standing up tat— etcetera. and i suppose standing up tat tnttst— i and i suppose standing up for british tradition and tnttst— up for british tradition and british culture,— up for british tradition and british culture, because that's a sttttstst— british culture, because that's a criticism, isn't— british culture, because that's a criticism, isn't it? we tatsn-t— a criticism, isn't it? we haven't really- a criticism, isn't it? we haven't really got any culture tnat-s— haven't really got any culture was watt— haven't really got any culture that's worth protecting. and i tttnt— that's worth protecting. and i tttnt ss— that's worth protecting. and i think some of— that's worth protecting. and i think some of people might think some of those people might want— think some of those people might want ta— think some of those people might want ta ts— think some of those people might want to be careful— think some of those people might want to be careful what they wtst—tau-tt- want to be careful what they wish—you'll missj wish for because you'll miss it wnsn— wish for because you'll miss it tsn—taat- wish for because you'll miss it. when—look,-know, when it's gone. look, you know, folks ashfield, there folks in ashfield, there are some ashfield who some people in ashfield who don't have much, they don't have much, but what they don't have much, but what they do pride. do have is a bit of pride. they're proud that they're english, proud that they're british, country, english, proud that they're britisi of country, english, proud that they're britisiof our country, english, proud that they're britisiof our flag. country, english, proud that they're britisiof our flag. liketuntry, english, proud that they're britisiof our flag. liketu say, proud of our flag. like i say, i'm heritage and i'm proud of the heritage and culture comes with it. culture that comes with it. we're island. we've always culture that comes with it. we're above. we've always culture that comes with it. we're above ourt've always culture that comes with it. we're above our weight ays culture that comes with it. we're above our weight on this punched above our weight on this planet even a place planet. and even in a place like ashford like say, ashford now, where, like i say, people have not got a deal in the pocket, they incredibly the pocket, they are incredibly proud be and we proud to be british, and we should forget that. do you should never forget that. do you think people should never forget that. do youi think-people-could think that people en masse could tttnt— think that people en masse could tatnt—tat- bring themselves to vote for a nan-tatss— bring themselves to vote for a man .takes the - bring themselves to vote for a man takes the knee? no man who takes the knee? no i t— man who takes the knee? no i t tan-t— man who takes the knee? no i mean, i don't know— man who takes the knee? no i mean, i don't know why- man who takes the knee? no i mean, i don't know why i- man who takes the knee? no ii mean, i don't know why i-it, mean, i don't know why i did it, patrick, honest. i mean, patrick, to be honest. i mean, taking was for me, it taking the knee was for me, it was supporting a political movement. blm, we what movement. blm, we know what they're mean, they're all about. i mean, they've they're all about. i mean, ttst-ts tat— i mean, they've got manifesto, the they've got a manifesto, the tatss— they've got a manifesto, the tauss-nt— they've got a manifesto, the police-rid of,- they've got a manifesto, the police-rid of, you. they've got a manifesto, the police rid of, you know, police getting rid of, you know, tatnt— police getting rid of, you know, tatnt-satts- police getting rid of, you know, doing_sorts.nasty,| doing all these sorts of nasty, tanttts— doing all these sorts of nasty, horrible things. _ doing all these sorts of nasty, horrible things. i think that was a of weakness, not

was a sign of weakness, not a sign strength. did sign of strength. what he did then think people around then and i think people around here, they see that, when here, when they see that, when they politicians the they see politicians taking the knee, won't that at they see politicians taking the kne ballot won't that at they see politicians taking the kne ballot box. 't that at they see politicians taking the kne ballot box. okay. that at they see politicians taking the kne ballot box. okay. alltat at they see politicians taking the kne ballot box. okay. all right. the ballot box. okay. all right. wstt— the ballot box. okay. all right. ws-tt tatt— the ballot box. okay. all right. we'll hold .thought- okay. all right. we'll hold thought when we'll hold that thought when i sans-t— we'll hold that thought when i sans-t an— we'll hold that thought when i come-i am going- we'll hold that thought when i come i am going be come back, i am going to be sattnt— come back, i am going to be zoning-culture- come back, i am going to be zoning culture wars zoning in on the culture wars tsauss taat— zoning in on the culture wars because, look, these are places, ttanttt— frankly, pretty people, right? they— frankly, pretty people, right? ttst-tsatt— frankly, pretty people, right? they - really think - they don't really think that a woman penis. they woman can have a penis. they don't really agree— woman can have a penis. they don't really agree with- “ tict“ iti“ they don't really agree with what's tssn— don't really agree with what's been _ schools| don't really agree with what's. been _ schools in been going on in our schools in tsans— been going on in our schools in tsans at— been going on in our schools in tsans at tts— been going on in our schools in terms of the kind— been going on in our schools in terms of the kind of woke ttsatatt— terms of the kind of woke ideology there— terms of the kind of woke ideology there nonsense ideology there no nonsense individuals. _ ideology there no nonsense individuals. .you- ideology there no nonsense individuals. ideology there no nonsense- individuals. .you know what individuals. and you know what people might not like people down south might not like this, most people . this, but this is most people. so i'm going to be zoning in on that headlines are . that after your headlines are. thanks patrick. it's 431. i'm ray thanks patrick. it's 431. i'm ttat atttsan— thanks patrick. it's 431. i'm ray addison in— thanks patrick. it's 431. i'm ray addison in the- i it's 431. i'm ray addison in the newsroom. and our ray addison in the newsroom. and tat— ray addison in the newsroom. and tat start— ray addison in the newsroom. and tat stant ttts— ray addison in the newsroom. and our top story this hour, four atttttsn— our top story this hour, four children, including a british nattanat— children, including a british national and— children, including a british national and two adults, have tssn— national and two adults, have tssn tntutst— national and two adults, have been injured in— national and two adults, have been injured in a— national and two adults, have been injured in a knife attack in been injured in a knife attack tn tts— been injured in a knife attack in the french— been injured in a knife attack in the french alps . c in the french alps. it's understood _ in the french alps. it's understood that the knifeman is a syrian national who has refugee status in sweden . he refugee status in sweden. he entered france legally and wasn't previously known to

security agencies. now, shocking footage has emerged online of the 31 year old carrying out the attack in a playground in the alpine town of annecy. police say that he was shot- alpine town of annecy. police say that he was shot in- ' ’““ti;ti.y police say that he was shot in the legs wtttst— say that he was shot in the legs wtttst tstnt— say that he was shot in the legs whilst being arrested and has stss— whilst being arrested and has tssn— whilst being arrested and has since been taken— whilst being arrested and has since been taken to hospital. we since been taken to hospital. ws ta— since been taken to hospital. ws ta nsw— since been taken to hospital. ws ta ttts— since been taken to hospital. we go now live to— since been taken to hospital. we go now live to the- since been taken to hospital. we go now live to the white house, where i believe the prime minister, rishi sunak, has arrived his meeting with joe arrived for his meeting with joe biden . biden. or rishi sunak. we'll be having talks, of course, with the president. us president joe biden, later on today in the oval office . a number of topics oval office. a number of topics on the agenda , including ai on the agenda, including ai security as well. and of course trade with the uk . okay. well, trade with the uk. okay. well, to continue with our bulletin and of course french former football player anthony le tallec was at the scene of that

attack in france and described what he saw . okay. we don't have what he saw. okay. we don't have ttat— what he saw. okay. we don't have ttat stt— what he saw. okay. we don't have that clip available— what he saw. okay. we don't have that clip available just— okay. we don't have that clip available just yet , that clip available just yet, tut— that clip available just yet, tut ws— that clip available just yet, but we have— that clip available just yet, but we have that clip now . . but we have that clip now. kyiv tttsss— but we have that clip now. kyiv tttsss. t— but we have that clip now. kyiv more kyrees . i saw— but we have that clip now. kyiv more kyrees . i saw the- but we have that clip now. . “tit”ti ”titi3 i saw the guy but we have that clip now. . ”ti ”titi3 i saw the guy who more kyrees. i saw the guy who tntsst— more kyrees. i saw the guy who tntsst ts— more kyrees. i saw the guy who indeed is coming— more kyrees. i saw the guy who indeed is coming in— ”ti ”titi3 i saw the guy who indeed is coming in front of me. tss— indeed is coming in front of me. has an— indeed is coming in front of me. has an tts— indeed is coming in front of me. he's on the grass.— indeed is coming in front of me. he's on the grass. the— indeed is coming in front of me. he's on the grass. the cops- indeed is coming in front of me. he's on the grass. the cops are right behind about 5 or 10m behind him and who can't catch up with him. so i move out of the way a little and i see him going straight towards men and women and he attacks . he attacks women and he attacks. he attacks the old guy. he stabs him. once the old guy. he stabs him. once the cops are behind him, can't catch up with him . and i tell catch up with him. and i tell them, i tell the cops , just them, i tell the cops, just shoot him, kill him. he's stabbing everybody. so he attacks once, twice, and then they start shooting. so they shoot in front of me . well, this shoot in front of me. well, this is what we know about the five victims. four are children, all atst— victims. four are children, all atst tstwssn— victims. four are children, all aged between 22— . tic four are children, all aged between 22 months and three tsans— aged between 22 months and three tsans att. — aged between 22 months and three tsans att. twa— aged between 22 months and three years old. two of— aged between 22 months and three years old. two of the— aged between 22 months and three years old. two of the toddlers ant— years old. two of the toddlers ant ns— years old. two of the toddlers ant at— years old. two of the toddlers and one of the— years old. two of the toddlers and one of the adults are in a

ttts— and one of the adults are in a life threatening— and one of the adults are in a life threatening condition. the tatsttn— life threatening condition. the foreign secretary has confirmed ttat— foreign secretary has confirmed ttat ns— foreign secretary has confirmed ttat at— foreign secretary has confirmed that one of the— foreign secretary has confirmed that one of the injured toddlers is that one of the injured toddlers ts a— that one of the injured toddlers ts a tnttst— that one of the injured toddlers is a british national. witnesses say is a british national. witnesses sat at— is a british national. witnesses sat at tsast— is a british national. witnesses say at least one— is a british national. witnesses say at least one victim was in a twan— say at least one victim was in a tan at— say at least one victim was in a tan at tts— say at least one victim was in a pram at the time— say at least one victim was in a pram at the time of— say at least one victim was in a pram at the time of the attack . pram at the time of the attack. ntns— pram at the time of the attack. prime minister— pram at the time of the attack. prime minister rishi sunak and the prime minister rishi sunak and tts tstat— prime minister rishi sunak and the french president have both aantsnnst— the french president have both condemned the _ the french president have both condemned the attacker as aawatttt— condemned the attacker as aawatttt .— condemned the attacker as cowardly . well,— condemned the attacker as cowardly . well, ukraine's cowardly. well, ukraine's nttttant— cowardly. well, ukraine's military claims that flooding in the military claims that flooding in tts ttstsan— military claims that flooding in the kherson region after the destruction _ the kherson region after the destruction of— the kherson region after the destruction of the kakhovka dam is destruction of the kakhovka dam ts tarant— destruction of the kakhovka dam is forcing russian— destruction of the kakhovka dam is forcing russian troops to tsttsat— is forcing russian troops to tsttsat tt— is forcing russian troops to tsttsat tt ut— is forcing russian troops to retreat by up to— is forcing russian troops to retreat by up to 15km. president vtattntt— retreat by up to 15km. president vladimir zelenskyy has been wstttnt— vladimir zelenskyy has been ttstttnt tts— vladimir zelenskyy has been visiting the area— vladimir zelenskyy has been visiting the area where hundreds of visiting the area where hundreds at ttausants— visiting the area where hundreds of thousands of— visiting the area where hundreds of thousands of people have been left of thousands of people have been tstt sttantst— of thousands of people have been left stranded and— of thousands of people have been left stranded and without tttnttnt— left stranded and without drinking water. now there's concern that— drinking water. now there's concern that the water level at a tssswatt— concern that the water level at a reservoir near— concern that the water level at a reservoir near the zaporizhzhia nuclear plant is tunttnt— zaporizhzhia nuclear plant is running dangerously low . smoke running dangerously low. smoke tan— running dangerously low. smoke from hundreds— running dangerously low. smoke from hundreds of— running dangerously low. smoke from hundreds of canadian wttttttss— from hundreds of canadian wildfires has— from hundreds of canadian wildfires has cast a huge smog tts— wildfires has cast a huge smog over the skies— wildfires has cast a huge smog over the skies of— wildfires has cast a huge smog over the skies of washington, dc.— over the skies of washington, dc. ant— over the skies of washington, dc. ant wsw— over the skies of washington, dc. and new york city. more ttan— d.c. and new york city. more ttan a— d.c. and new york city. more than a dozen— d.c. and new york city. more than a dozen us— dc. and new york city. more than a dozen us states were untst— than a dozen us states were untst att— than a dozen us states were under air quality— than a dozen us states were under air quality alerts tsststtat—

under air quality alerts yesterday with officials urging tssttsnts— yesterday with officials urging residents to _ yesterday with officials urging residents to stay— yesterday with officials urging residents to stay indoors. 1 nttttan— residents to stay indoors. 1 million masks— residents to stay indoors. 1 million masks are being handed out million masks are being handed aut tatat— million masks are being handed aut tatat at— million masks are being handed out today at transportation hubs tttauttaut— out today at transportation hubs throughout new— out today at transportation hubs throughout new york, including tant— throughout new york, including ttant csnttat— throughout new york, including grand central terminal. throughout new york, including grand central terminal . �*tttttiii grand central terminal. well, you— grand central terminal. well, tau an— grand central terminal. well, tau tst— grand central terminal. well, you can get more— grand central terminal. well, you can get more on- grand central terminal. well, you can get more on all of those stories by visiting our website, gbnews.uk. com lots of stories on gbnews.uk. com lots of stories an tnss— gbnews.uk. com lots of stories on there, including— gbnews.uk. com lots of stories on there, including all- cit �*ttttfiit com lots of stories on there, including all the tatsst— on there, including all the tatsst an— on there, including all the latest on the— on there, including all the latest on the trial between ntnas — latest on the trial between ntnas tant— latest on the trial between prince harry and, of course, the anna— prince harry and, of course, the mirror newspaper— prince harry and, of course, the mirror newspaper news group. tow.— mirror newspaper news group. waw. tst-s— mirror newspaper news group. waw. tst-s tst— mirror newspaper news group. now, let's get back to .

meets only on gb news, britain's us meets only on gb news, britain's us nsws— meets only on gb news, britain's us .— us news. channel ts— us news. channel is sutton- us news. channel is sutton in ashfield. us news. channel- is sutton in ashfield. i'm tatnt— is sutton in ashfield. i'm patrick christys - is sutton in ashfield. i'm patrick christys for gb news. we're keeping our finger on the pulse here. okay. these are towns and areas that keir starmer is going to have to win if he wants to win the next general election, sunak is general election, rishi sunak is going to make he going to have to make sure he doesn't lose that. he wants going to have to make sure he dowint lose that. he wants going to have to make sure he dowin the ;e that. he wants going to have to make sure he dowin the nextat. he wants going to have to make sure he dowin the next in he wants going to have to make sure he dowin the next in thee wants going to have to make sure he dowin the next in the next�*its going to have to make sure he dowin the next in the next hour to win the next in the next hour , to be talking about , i'm going to be talking about law i'm going to be law and order. i'm going to be talking about immigration, especially, light especially, by the way, in light of situations of those devastating situations that france where that happened in france where a syrian has gone on the syrian refugee has gone on the rampage with a knife in a

children's playground. we're going to be bringing- i“ i “ji;“ g “i we're going to be bringing you up to tats— going to be bringing you up to tats wttt— going to be bringing you up to date with all— going to be bringing you up to date with all of— going to be bringing you up to date with all of that . «ttit? date with all of that. but yes, t-nt — date with all of that. but yes, t-nt _ts— date with all of that. but yes, i'm to talking about i'm going to be talking about immigration. going be immigration. i'm going to be talking and order. i'm talking about law and order. i'm going about the going to be talking about the cost right now, cost of living. but right now, i'm going to be having a discussion in areas this in discussion in areas like this in the do they feel the red wall. how do they feel about things like the culture wars? conservative wars? because the conservative party of stock in party have put a lot of stock in this. now, i kind recoiled this. now, i kind of recoiled a little bit from phrase little bit from the phrase culture some it culture wars because some of it i really as that i don't really see as being that much a war. some of it i see much of a war. some of it i see is pretty bleeding obvious. like, for example, a woman can't have would have a penis. i mean, that would be think most be something that i think most people the ground here would people on the ground here would just with. i actually went just agree with. i actually went out asked people out and about and asked people whether think whether or not they think that the conservatives winning the conservatives are winning the conservatives are winning the what elements the conservatives are winning the matter what elements the conservatives are winning the matter them,it elements the conservatives are winning the matter them, whether�*its the conservatives are winning the matter them, whether or of it matter to them, whether or not could vote someone not they could vote for someone who can't you . yeah really? who can't tell you. yeah really? yeah because i'm a sex change, sant— yeah because i'm a sex change, aan-t ttst?— yeah because i'm a sex change, can't they? yeah _ / because i'm a sex change, can't they? yeah i can't they? yeah would you vote for someone who can't tell you what a woman is ? no why ? well,

what a woman is? no why? well, do you think that trans women are women, or are they men? they're women . they're women. they're women. they're women. when they was born, they know what they wanted to be. they know the society is i they know the society is society . know the society is society. ant— know the society is society. ant tau-s— know the society is society. and you're born— know the society is society. and you're born and- know the society is society. and you're born and sometimes you're born. you can be born a woman. you can be— ”ti you can be born a woman. you can be born as a man. tut— woman. you can be born as a man. tut taut— woman. you can be born as a man. nut taut tattss— woman. you can be born as a man. but your bodies turn— woman. you can be born as a man. but your bodies turn you ttttstsnt. — but your bodies turn you different. okay? and it's like tts— different. okay? and it's like t-ts tat— different. okay? and it's like t-ts tat tts— different. okay? and it's like i've got i've had— different. okay? and it's like i've got i've had experience . i've got i've had experience. am.— i've got i've had experience. tn. nt— i've got i've had experience. un. nt tat— i've got i've had experience. um, my dad was— i've got i've had experience. um, my dad was my dad's a male, but um, my dad was my dad's a male, tut wnsn— um, my dad was my dad's a male, tut wtsn ts— um, my dad was my dad's a male, but when he was— um, my dad was my dad's a male, but when he was younger, in his tauntst— but when he was younger, in his tauntst stttt— but when he was younger, in his tauntst stttt. ts— but when he was younger, in his younger eight, he was a transvestite, _ younger eight, he was a transvestite, got beat up all tts— transvestite, got beat up all tts tns— transvestite, got beat up all tts ttns tn— transvestite, got beat up all the time in sutton in ashfield. tut— the time in sutton in ashfield. tut na— the time in sutton in ashfield. tut na ss— the time in sutton in ashfield. but no one's got— the time in sutton in ashfield. but no one's got a right to judge— but no one's got a right to tutts tau— but no one's got a right to tutts tau tat— but no one's got a right to judge you for what you think you snautt— judge you for what you think you stautt ts— judge you for what you think you should be and— judge you for what you think you should be and what want should be and what you want to be. should be and what you want to ts-ts— should be and what you want to ts-tslsts- should be and what you want to be.-he.she can- should be and what you want to be.-he.she can be. i be. nobody he or she can be. tss— be. nobody he or she can be. has a— be. nobody he or she can be. he's a transvestite— be. nobody he or she can be. he's a transvestite .— be. nobody he or she can be. he's a transvestite . yeah,- be. nobody he or she can be. he's a transvestite . yeah, well, he's a transvestite. yeah, well, you know what i mean. yeah yeah, of course you can. i don't like it much, but not my choice. but yeah, of course you can. a woman can have what she wants, so a choice . would you. would. you choice. would you. would. you wautt— choice. would you. would. you wautt tau— choice. would you. would. you would you vote— choice. would you. would. you would you vote for— i“it ti.ti would you. would. you would you vote for someone who cant— would you vote for someone who cant tstt— would you vote for someone who

cant tstt tau— would you vote for someone who can't tell you what— would you vote for someone who can't tell you what a woman is ? can't tell you what a woman is? n...— can't tell you what a woman is? ta. t— can't tell you what a woman is? ta. t tan-t— can't tell you what a woman is? no, i don't think— can't tell you what a woman is? no, i don't think i— can't tell you what a woman is? no, i don't think i would- no, i don't think i would actually. no, no . can a woman actually. no, no. can a woman tats— actually. no, no. can a woman tats a— actually. no, no. can a woman tats a tsnts— actually. no, no. can a woman tats a tsntss — actually. no, no. can a woman have a penis ? no,- actually. no, no. can a woman have a penis ? no, i- actually. no, no. can a woman have a penis ? no, i wouldn't have a penis? no, i wouldn't have a penis? no, i wouldn't have thought so. no. no . yeah have thought so. no. no. yeah there we go. one of the more ttzans— there we go. one of the more bizarre questions— there we go. one of the more bizarre questions i've asked anttatt— bizarre questions i've asked ordinary members of the public, but-worthwhile— but it's worthwhile noting, i tttnt— but it's worthwhile noting, i tttnt. tsn-t— but it's worthwhile noting, i think, isn't it?— but it's worthwhile noting, i think, isn't it? because this is tsattt—t-n- think, isn't it? because this isi tsattt—t-n tnttnt really the point that i'm trying to really the point that i'm trying ta—tttnt- really the point that i'm tryingi to _think we're to make, which is i think we're wssal— to make, which is i think we're we're a common sense we're in a common sense neighbourhood- neighbourhood around here for the neighbourhood around here for tns—ant— neighbourhood around here for the _and actually. neighbourhood around here for the or and actually neighbourhood around here for the or not and actually neighbourhood around here for the or not some ctually neighbourhood around here for the or not some of ally neighbourhood around here for the or not some of the whether or not some of the sttants. — whether or not some of the strange, weird _ whether or not some of the strange, weird ideology that attsats— strange, weird ideology that attsats ta— strange, weird ideology that attsats ta ts— strange, weird ideology that appears to be infiltrating our ctwt— appears to be infiltrating our civil service— appears to be infiltrating our civil service and— appears to be infiltrating our civil service and dare i say it, some elements— civil service and dare i say it, some elements of— civil service and dare i say it, some elements of the downing sttsst— some elements of the downing sttsstlwstt— some elements of the downing street well actually plays street as well actually plays wstt— street as well actually plays wstt an— street as well actually plays well on-ground- street as well actually plays well on ground here. here's well on the ground here. here's a common sense— well on the ground here. here's a common sense individual. it's tss— a common sense individual. it's tss antstsan— a common sense individual. it's lee anderson, who— a common sense individual. it's lee anderson, who is the mp for ttts— lee anderson, who is the mp for ttts asa— lee anderson, who is the mp for ttts at— lee anderson, who is the mp for this area, of course,— lee anderson, who is the mp for this area, of course, and is the tstutt— this area, of course, and is the deputy chairman— this area, of course, and is the deputy chairman of the conservative - deputy chairman of the conservative party , the culture conservative party, the culture was.— conservative party, the culture was. tss.— conservative party, the culture was. tss. ws— conservative party, the culture wars. lee, we spoke a little bit ataut— wars. lee, we spoke a little bit ataut tt— wars. lee, we spoke a little bit about it earlier— wars. lee, we spoke a little bit about it earlier on. _ wars. lee, we spoke a little bit about it earlier on. i mean, i'm nat— about it earlier on. i mean, i'm nat aanttast— about it earlier on. i mean, i'm not convinced clearly that tsatts— not convinced clearly that pimple-going- not convinced clearly that. tsatts-tatnt-tat people are going to vote for someone who— people are going to vote for someone who can't you what someone who can't tell you what a-ttts. — someone who can't tell you what a-ttts. stans- someone who can't tell you what a-like. stone yeah,- a woman is like. stone yeah, wstt.— a woman is like. stone yeah, wstt—as- a woman is like. stone yeah, well,_as some. well, it may come as some sutnss—

well, it may come as some surprise, patrick,- well, it may come as some surprise, patrick, to some tsatts— surprise, patrick, to some tsatts tn— surprise, patrick, to some tsatts tn tts— surprise, patrick, to some people in the labour party that surprise, patrick, to some peop havethe labour party that surprise, patrick, to some peop have penisestur party that surprise, patrick, to some peop have penisestur pwoment surprise, patrick, to some peop have penisestur pwomen have, men have penises and women have, i men have penises and women have, twant— men have penises and women have, t want ta— men have penises and women have, t want ta sat— men have penises and women have, t want ta sat ttts— men have penises and women have, i want to say this word live on tv i want to say this word live on tv—tt-s— i want to say this word live on tv—tt-s as- i want to say this word live on tv_it's as simplel i want to say this word live on. tv_it's as simple as tv a vaginas. it's as simple as that. when i was born, the midwife said to my dad, congratulations, anderson. congratulations, mr anderson. you baby she did not you have a baby boy. she did not say, congratulations, mr anderson . we don't know what anderson. we don't know what you've got. back in 18 you've got. come back in 18 years it define years time. let it define itself. ashfield are years time. let it define itse stupid ashfield are years time. let it define itse stupid and ashfield are years time. let it define itse stupid and they field are years time. let it define itse stupid and they get! are years time. let it define itse stupid and they get sick to not stupid and they get sick to a politician. can't answer a simple question. well, i'll answer it now. can a woman have answer it now. can a woman have a penis ? can a biological woman a penis? can a biological woman have a penis? answer is no, have a penis? the answer is no, no, no. and why does it matter, ttautt— no, no. and why does it matter, ttautt. tsss— no, no. and why does it matter, though, lee? this— and why does it matter, though, lee? this thing, though, lee? this is the thing, atats—tat- though, lee? this is the thing, atats—tat at| okay? because what a lot of tsatts— okay? because what a lot of tsatts ta— okay? because what a lot of tsatts ta .— okay? because what a lot of people do , usual types on people do, usual types on wtttst.— people do, usual types on twitter, what _ people do, usual types on twitter, what they'll say is ttat— twitter, what they'll say is ttat tts— twitter, what they'll say is that the conservatives are using the that the conservatives are using tts auttuts— that the conservatives are using the culture wars— that the conservatives are using the culture wars and issues like ttts— the culture wars and issues like ttts as— the culture wars and issues like ttts as a— the culture wars and issues like ttts as a wat— the culture wars and issues like this as a way of— the culture wars and issues like this as a way of distracting tan— this as a way of distracting tan tts— this as a way of distracting from the fact— this as a way of distracting from the fact that our country is knackered_ from the fact that our country is knackered . _ from the fact that our country is knackered . no,- from the fact that our country is knackered . ttit c is knackered. no, it's not always using the culture wars, patrick. wars patrick. the culture wars are stoked by the left. stoked and started by the left. it's not people on the right or conservatives that go around ripping down. it's not ripping statues down. it's not people on the left that go changing names of local pubs, taking the black after the black

ball that. ball or something like that. it's not that's that. it's not us that's doing that. it's not us that's doing that. it's the lunatics it's the left. it's the lunatics on left that's that. on the left that's doing that. and on and we're saying, hold on a minute, we're british. we love this country. we love our culture. history. culture. we love our history. stop it. nonsense. stop doing it. it's nonsense. you one that is you know, one thing that is shining through and i'm going to be playing clips be playing you loads of clips and to ordinary and just speaking to ordinary people, no said people, by the way, no one said no today. i mean, it is no to me today. i mean, it is tantastts— no to me today. i mean, it is fantastic. i'm— no to me today. i mean, it is fantastic. i'm a— no to me today. i mean, it is fantastic. i'm a very- i i mean, it is fantastic. i'm a very rarely get ttat.— fantastic. i'm a very rarely get ttat. tut— fantastic. i'm a very rarely get that, but certainly certainly aaunt— that, but certainly certainly| that, but certainly certainly. around—area . that, but certainly certainly- around_area . but around the paddington area. but tsatts—atsn- people are just really open and wstaantnt— people are just really open andi wstsantnt—ant welcoming and want to talk and ttst-ts— welcoming and want to talk and ttst-ts itat— welcoming and want to talk and ttst-ts itatlttsw. - welcoming and want to talk and they've got view. and they've all got a view. and i tttnt— they've all got a view. and i think-shines- they've all got a view. and i think shines through think it's what shines through for think it's what shines through tat ns— think it's what shines through tat ns ts— think it's what shines through for me is that— think it's what shines through for me is that common sense stsnsnt— for me is that common sense element really.— for me is that common sense element really. and you know, tts— element really. and you know, t-ts tat— element really. and you know, t-ts tat ta— element really. and you know, t-ts tat ta ast— element really. and you know, i've got to ask you, do you do you— i've got to ask you, do you do tau tsst— i've got to ask you, do you do tau tsst as— i've got to ask you, do you do you feel as though rishi sunak or you feel as though rishi sunak at a tat— you feel as though rishi sunak at a tat at— you feel as though rishi sunak or a lot of the— you feel as though rishi sunak or a lot of the kind of what how stautt— or a lot of the kind of what how stautt t— or a lot of the kind of what how should i phrase— or a lot of the kind of what how should i phrase this more london asntna— should i phrase this more london centric politics?— should i phrase this more london centric politics? you know, what tsat— centric politics? you know, what tsat tsatts— centric politics? you know, what real people think?— centric politics? you know, what real people think? well, let's be real people think? well, let's ts tatsst.— real people think? well, let's be honest, patrick. /tit be honest, patrick. you know, as a as a as a local mp, it's not all about rishi. it's not representative being the eyes and ears of the prime minister i think i do a pretty good job at that. you've spoken to the

people around it. they most of the people passing. no, i am not. everybody supports me. a lot do support me. they lot of them do support me. they say that i speak their language. i gb news say that i speak their language. i well. gb news say that i speak their language. i well. so gb news say that i speak their language. i well. so come gb news say that i speak their language. i well. so come electionb news say that i speak their language. i well. so come election timeivs say that i speak their language. i well. so come election time ,s as well. so come election time, it's not me to make it's not for me to make sure that the thoughts voice that the thoughts and the voice of the people of ashfield are in number and so far so i number 10. and so far so good. i think , indeed. and when it think no, indeed. and when it comes down to— think no, indeed. and when it comes down to the— ii and when it comes down to the culture wars ant— comes down to the culture wars ant wtsn— comes down to the culture wars ant wtsn tt— comes down to the culture wars and when it comes— comes down to the culture wars and when it comes down to basic tttnts— and when it comes down to basic tttnts ataut.— and when it comes down to basic things about, you— and when it comes down to basic things about, you know, women tstnt— things about, you know, women tstnt atts— things about, you know, women tstnt atts ta— things about, you know, women being able to have— things about, you know, women being able to have safe spaces at staststa— being able to have safe spaces at staststa. t— being able to have safe spaces at etcetera, i can't— being able to have safe spaces at etcetera, i can't help but tsst— at etcetera, i can't help but tsst as— at etcetera, i can't help but feel as though _ at etcetera, i can't help but feel as though the labour party attsats— feel as though the labour party attsats ta— feel as though the labour party attsats ta tats— feel as though the labour party appears to have lost the ground on appears to have lost the ground an ttat.— appears to have lost the ground an ttat. ant— appears to have lost the ground on that, and this— appears to have lost the ground on that, and this would appear to on that, and this would appear ta ns— on that, and this would appear ta ns antwat— on that, and this would appear ta ns antwat ta— on that, and this would appear to me anyway to be a really good area where the— to me anyway to be a really good area where the conservatives sautt — area where the conservatives sautt mats— area where the conservatives could make gains and just by aatuattt— could make gains and just by actually using— could make gains and just by actually using upholding women's ntnts— actually using upholding women's nttts .— actually using upholding women's nttts . wttat— actually using upholding women's rights , which is— actually using upholding women's rights , which is a— actually using upholding women's rights , which is a pretty easy rights, which is a pretty easy way— rights, which is a pretty easy wat at— rights, which is a pretty easy wat at tatnt— rights, which is a pretty easy way of doing it— rights, which is a pretty easy way of doing it. rights, which is a pretty easy way of doing it . .. rights, which is a pretty easy way of doing it . c way of doing it. i mean, it's shocking that the women's rights in this country are being eroded by the day. you know, we see it. we've seen it on some of your programmes recently on gb news patrick. know, we to patrick. you know, we have to protect women in this country. i said night on news said this last night on gb news and know, talk about safe

and you know, we talk about safe spaces women, goodness sake. spaces for women, goodness sake. why are having to talk about why are we having to talk about safe for women this safe spaces for women in in this century ? it's unbelievable. and, century? it's unbelievable. and, you know , i've said before that you know, i've said before that some the political lunatics some of the political lunatics have the asylum . they have taken over the asylum. they certainly have in the labour party. like i said before, they can't is and can't define what a man is and what is. and, you know, what a woman is. and, you know, my mother , she's she's nearly my mother, she's she's nearly 80. she says to i've had 80. and she says to me, i've had three kids. i'm all woman, simple as that. and do you do you think on that? we talk a lot, don't you think on that? we talk a tat. tan-t ws— you think on that? we talk a lot, don't we, about- you think on that? we talk a lot, don't we, about an- sct7 we talk a lot, don't we, about an ageing tatutattan— lot, don't we, about an ageing tatutattan .— lot, don't we, about an ageing population .iknow- lot, don't we, about an ageing population . know a lot of population. i know that a lot of the population. i know that a lot of tns-tsaus— population. i know that a lot of tns-tsatts wna- population. i know that a lot of the people who voted the young people who voted tstatn— the young people who voted remain-actually- the young people who voted remain actually very remain were actually very open to remain were actually very open ta—ttst- remain were actually very openj ta—ttst to discussing the way they were tatnt.— to discussing the way they were tatnt. on.— to discussing the way they were tatnt. on. wstt.— to discussing the way they were going. oh, well, you know, ssnnts— going. oh, well, you know, everyone who _ going. oh, well, you know, everyone who voted brexit going. oh, well, you know, everolda who voted brexit going. oh, well, you know, everold ando voted brexit going. oh, well, you know, everold and they'll brexit going. oh, well, you know, everold and they'll all brexit going. oh, well, you know, everold and they'll all be exit going. oh, well, you know, everold and they'll all be dead was old and they'll all be dead ant— was old and they'll all be dead soon and we shouldn't listen to ttsn. — soon and we shouldn't listen to ttsn. t— soon and we shouldn't listen to ttsn. t snsan— soon and we shouldn't listen to them. i mean, excuse me. thank tau—tsattsl them. i mean, excuse me. thank. tau—tsatts tats you very much. these people have tatt—tn— you very much. these people have tatt—tn ttst- paid into the taxes in their snttts— paid into the taxes in theiri entire _worked paid into the taxes in their entirtentire worked paid into the taxes in their entirtentire lives. worked paid into the taxes in their entirtentire lives. plenty ked paid into the taxes in their entirtentire lives. plenty ofi paid into the taxes in their entirttprobablyzs. plenty ofi paid into the taxes in their entirttprobably foughtity ofi paid into the taxes in their entirttprobably fought in ofi them probably fought in the ttttttnt— them probably fought in the ttttttnt wan.— them probably fought in the flipping war, for goodness sake. i flipping war, for goodness sake. t snsan— flipping war, for goodness sake. t nsannaw-t— flipping war, for goodness sake. i mean, know, they deserve i mean, you know, they deserve aut—ttsts- i mean, you know, they deserve our—they? reallyi our respect, don't they? really untsttat— our respect, don't they? really underlay whether— our respect, don't they? really underlay whether we're underlay whether or not we're tstttnt— underlay whether or not we're letting somewhat underlay whether or not we're- letting _ somewhat with letting them down somewhat with with letting them down somewhat with wttt-ttts— letting them down somewhat with with this ridiculous kind with all of this ridiculous kind of with all of this ridiculous kind at wats— with all of this ridiculous kind of woke ideology— with all of this ridiculous kind of woke ideology that would be my concern now— of woke ideology that would be my concern now with the

conservative _ my concern now with the conservative party, the culture wars , you know,— conservative party, the culture wars , you know, what's been wars, you know, what's been going— wars, you know, what's been tatnt an— wars, you know, what's been tatnt an tn— wars, you know, what's been tatnt an tn tts— wars, you know, what's been going on in the civil service. ant— going on in the civil service. ant wtsn— going on in the civil service. ant wtsn tt— going on in the civil service. and when it comes to them, i mean, apparently— and when it comes to them, i mean, apparently the home office at— mean, apparently the home office at ssnants— mean, apparently the home office civil servants supposedly astttstt— civil servants supposedly actively looking to take the tawstnnsnt— actively looking to take the government to _ actively looking to take the government to court over rishi sunat— government to court over rishi sunat .— government to court over rishi sunat . tut— government to court over rishi sunat . tut tau— government to court over rishi sunak . but you guys are in sunak. but you guys are in stats.— sunak. but you guys are in charge. you've— sunak. but you guys are in charge. you've got to sort it. tsat— charge. you've got to sort it. tsat. ws— charge. you've got to sort it. tsat. we as— charge. you've got to sort it. yeah, we are in— charge. you've got to sort it. yeah, we are in charge.- charge. you've got to sort it. t/tict“ ct”ti .. ti.“€”t9i it's yeah, we are in charge. it's very difficult when - t/ticit“ 311i: .. ti.“€”t9i it's very difficult when you've t/ticit“ 311i: .. ti.“ct”titi it's very difficult when you've got, for very difficult when you've got, tat sxantts— very difficult when you've got, for example, say,— very difficult when you've got, for example, say, suella home ssatstant— for example, say, suella home ssatstant .— for example, say, suella home secretary , she's— for example, say, suella home secretary , she's in— for example, say, suella home secretary , she's in charge of secretary, she's in charge of ataut— secretary, she's in charge of about 35,000— secretary, she's in charge of about 35,000 civil servants. so, you— about 35,000 civil servants. so, tau-sts— about 35,000 civil servants. so, tau-sts tnaws- about 35,000 civil servants. so, you-she knows a- about 35,000 civil servants. so, you she knows a lot of you know, she knows a lot of ttattsns— you know, she knows a lot of problems within— you know, she knows a lot of problems within civil problems within that civil sswtas— problems within that civil service they're slow at some of tts— service they're slow at some of tns—tatnt.- the work they're doing, sstsatattt— the work they're doing,- especially-immigration, especially with the immigration, the asylum claims. but you're tutts— the asylum claims. but you'rei tutts—ta quite right. i mean, when i go ant— quite right. i mean, when i go ant-nt— quite right. i mean, when i go ant-nt tatsnts- quite right. i mean, when i go and my parents and people in and see my parents and people in my and see my parents and people in nt tans— and see my parents and people in nt tans wtttats— and see my parents and people in my home village, they talk about this my home village, they talk about ttts suttuts— my home village, they talk about this culture-this— this culture stuff, this woke stutt. — this culture stuff, this woke stuff, absolutely roll stuff, they're absolutely roll ttst— their eyes. patrick. they shake ttst—tssl their eyes. patrick. they shake. ttst—tss. ttt their head and they say, lee, my taatnsss— their head and they say, lee, my goodness, what's— their head and they say, lee, my goodness, what's what's goodness, what's this? what's ttts— goodness, what's this? what's ttts-sattnt— goodness, what's this? what's this-coming to?- goodness, what's this? what's this coming to? we're this world coming to? we're tatttnt— this world coming to? we're tatttntla— this world coming to? we're talking-a daily- this world coming to? we're talking a daily basis. let's talking on a daily basis. let's tatt— talking on a daily basis. let's tatt ataut— talking on a daily basis. let's talk about-real- talking on a daily basis. let's talk about real things that talk about the real things that atsat— talk about the real things that attsat-tsatts. — talk about the real things that affect people. and that's affect real people. and that's nanst— affect real people. and that'si nanst—otats money in the pockets. okay? ttatt— money in the pockets. okay? ttant tau— money in the pockets. okay? ttant tau tstt.— money in the pockets. okay? thank you very, very much. right. lee anderson is going to be right. lee anderson is going to ts tatntnt— right. lee anderson is going to ts tatntnt ns— right. lee anderson is going to be joining me and off, be joining me on and off, i tttnt— be joining me on and off, i tttnt ts-s— be joining me on and off, i think he's got— be joining me on and off, i think he's got a- be joining me on and off, i think he's got a bit of a ttataut— think he's got a bit of a flavour of— think he's got a bit of a flavour of the- think he's got a bit of a flavour of the area. i'm going

to flavour of the area. i'm going ta—ta— flavour of the area. i'm going ta—ta tatat- flavour of the area. i'm goingi to_to local business flavour of the area. i'm going to in to local business flavour of the area. i'm going to in the to local business flavour of the area. i'm going to in the next:al business flavour of the area. i'm going to in the next hour. siness flavour of the area. i'm going to in the next hour. i'm ss owners in the next hour. i'm atsa— owners in the next hour. i'm atsa tatnt— owners in the next hour. i'm also going-doing- owners in the next hour. i'm also going doing a police also going to be doing a police ant— also going to be doing a police and-special-_ also going to be doing a police and-special. you- also going to be doing a police and special. you can and crime special. you can aatuattt— and crime special. you can astuattt sss— and crime special. you can actually see a— and crime special. you can actually see a police over actually see a police van over tnss— actually see a police van over ttsts. wttst— actually see a police van over there, which .very- actually see a police van over there, which very on brand, there, which is very on brand, tsn-t— there, which is very on brand, tstt-tts— there, which is very on brand, isn't-the moment.- there, which is very on brand, isn't the moment. and isn't it? at the moment. and a tatss— isn't it? at the moment. and a tattas-tsttnt- isn't it? at the moment. and a police-behind the- isn't it? at the moment. and a police behind the scenes police officer behind the scenes ttsts—a— police officer behind the scenes ttsts—a tat- there because like a lot of t— there because like a lot of areas, i think— there because like a lot of areas, i think people as areas, i think people feel as ttautt— areas, i think people feel as. ttautt—tan-t areas, i think people feel as- though_don't see though that they maybe don't see snautt— though that they maybe don't see enough-officers— though that they maybe don't see enough-officers .- enough police officers. atttautt— enough police officers. although, - i - enough police officers. although, i want to although, yes, i want to snttastss.— although, yes, i want to emphasise, there emphasise, of course, that there are emphasise, of course, that therei as—aans tat are some there now. it came hot off are some there now. it came hot att-ttsss— are some there now. it came hot att-ttsss ttat— are some there now. it came hot off press that emerged off the press that emerged tsststtat— off the press that emerged yesterday that— off the press that emerged yesterday that in half of tntatn— yesterday that in half of britain, half— yesterday that in half of britain, half of britain a tutttant— britain, half of britain a burglary hasn't been solved for the burglary hasn't been solved for tts tast— burglary hasn't been solved for the last three _ burglary hasn't been solved for the last three years. so let ttat— the last three years. so let ttat stnt— the last three years. so let that sink in.— the last three years. so let that sink in. it— the last three years. so let that sink in. it means that if you— that sink in. it means that if tau tsatts— that sink in. it means that if tau tsstts t— that sink in. it means that if you decide i mean, don't do ttts.— you decide i mean, don't do ttts. tut— you decide i mean, don't do ttts. tut tt— you decide i mean, don't do this, but if you— you decide i mean, don't do this, but if you decided now to tsat— this, but if you decided now to ttsat tnta— this, but if you decided now to break into your— this, but if you decided now to break into your neighbour's tauss— break into your neighbour's tauss tn— break into your neighbour's house in parts— break into your neighbour's house in parts of britain, there is house in parts of britain, there ts a— house in parts of britain, there ts a test.— house in parts of britain, there is a 99.9%-that- house in parts of britain, there is a 99.9% that you get is a 99.9% chance that you get awat— is a 99.9% chance that you get awatt-t— is a 99.9% chance that you get awat-. wttst— is a 99.9% chance that you get awat-. wttst ts- is a 99.9% chance that you get away , which is absolute away with it, which is absolute tunaat— away with it, which is absolute tunaat. tsn-t— away with it, which is absolute lunacy, isn't it?— away with it, which is absolute lunacy, isn't it? hello? are lunacy, isn't it? hello? how are taus— lunacy, isn't it? hello? how are taus-tsat— lunacy, isn't it? hello? how are you?-yeah, yeah,- lunacy, isn't it? hello? how are you? yeah, yeah, very you? good. yeah, yeah, very wstt.— you? good. yeah, yeah, very wstt. ttatt— you? good. yeah, yeah, very well, thank you. _ you? good. yeah, yeah, very well, thank you. i'm doing thei news. _ minute. news. i'll see you in a minute. antwat.—taul news. i'll see you in a minute.. antwat.—tau stat anyway, make sure that you stay tunst— anyway, make sure that you stay tunstlvtsws— anyway, make sure that you stay tuned. views sgbuses.com . and tuned. gb views sgbuses.com. and wtsn— tuned. gb views sgbuses.com. and wtsnlsans— tuned. gb views sgbuses.com. and whenicome back.— tuned. gb views sgbuses.com. and when come back. oh, in fact , when i come back. oh, in fact, tts— when i come back. oh, in fact, t-ts-ttttts— when i come back. oh, in fact, i've - little package - when i come back. oh, in fact, i've little package for i've got a little package for you— i've got a little package for tau-ant— i've got a little package for tau-ant-ts- i've got a little package for- you .and-is fascinating i've got a little package for yyes, and is fascinating i've got a little package for yyes, thistnd is fascinating i've got a little package for yyes, this is! is fascinating i've got a little package for yyes, this is a is fascinating i've got a little package for yyes, this is a little fascinating . yes, this is a little fascinating- . yes, this is a little fascinating for now, . yes, this is a little- fascinating for. now, which fascinating for you now, which is fascinating for you now, which ts tatnt— fascinating for you now, which ts tatnt ta— fascinating for you now, which ts tatnt ta ts— fascinating for you now, which is going to be about whether or not is going to be about whether or

nat tsatts— is going to be about whether or nat tsattsltts— is going to be about whether or not people the wall would not people in the red wall would tats— not people in the red wall would watsltataut— not people in the red wall would vote-labour or— not people in the red wall would vote . labour or the - not people in the red wall would vote labour or the tories at vote for labour or the tories at tts— vote for labour or the tories at tns-tsnsat— vote for labour or the tories at the general election. the next general election. tat-s— the next general election. tat-s ttat— the next general election. tat-s ttat tt— the next general election. tat-s ttat tt .— the next general election. let's play it. labour- the next general election. let's play it . labour or tory. let's play it. labour or tory. labour. let's play it. labour or tory. labour . why? what let's play it. labour or tory. labour. why? what about them attracts you to them ? well, i attracts you to them? well, i think they attracts you to them? well, i tttnt ttst ta— attracts you to them? well, i think they do more- i 7 well, i think they do more than tories. tts— think they do more than tories. i've never voted— think they do more than tories. i've never voted tory, i've atwats— i've never voted tory, i've atwats tssn— i've never voted tory, i've atwats tssn .— i've never voted tory, i've always been . labour is there always been. labour is there anttttnt— always been. labour is there anttttnt ttat— always been. labour is there anything that rishi sunak could do anything that rishi sunak could ta ta— anything that rishi sunak could do to persuade— anything that rishi sunak could do to persuade you to vote conservative?— do to persuade you to vote conservative? never. i will never ever vote - conservative? never. i will never ever vote conservative. tut— never ever vote conservative. tut att— never ever vote conservative. but all liberal.— never ever vote conservative. but all liberal. just labour. tut— but all liberal. just labour. tut t— but all liberal. just labour. tut t tan-t— but all liberal. just labour. but i can't vote— but all liberal. just labour. but i can't vote for anybody tsauss— but i can't vote for anybody tsauss t— but i can't vote for anybody because i ain't— but i can't vote for anybody because i ain't got a photo id. tut— because i ain't got a photo id. tut t— because i ain't got a photo id. tut t wautt— because i ain't got a photo id. but i would if— because i ain't got a photo id. but i would if i— because i ain't got a photo id. but i would if i had photo id. tsttnttstt— but i would if i had photo id. definitely conservative. i've atwats— definitely conservative. i've atwats tssn— definitely conservative. i've always been conservative and nothing really has swayed me. i know that there's been a lot of problems , but i think they going problems, but i think they going to get it sorted and keir starmer is not the sort of person that i think should lead the country to be fair, i don't believe in his in his values.

labour's been a big let down. they— labour's been a big let down. ttst rust— labour's been a big let down. ttst rust sss— labour's been a big let down. they just seem to— labour's been a big let down. they just seem to want to put tats— they just seem to want to put tats nanst— they just seem to want to put take money off_ they just seem to want to put take money off the people that want— take money off the people that want ant— take money off the people that want ant ttts— take money off the people that work and give it— take money off the people that work and give it to them that tan-t— work and give it to them that tan-t want— work and give it to them that tan-t want ta— work and give it to them that don't want to work . and i don't don't want to work. and i don't attss— don't want to work. and i don't attss wttt— don't want to work. and i don't agree with that— don't want to work. and i don't agree with that either. i think if agree with that either. i think tt ttt— agree with that either. i think if kyiv conservative in then it tattnt— if kyiv conservative in then it means having a— if kyiv conservative in then it means having a conservative party— means having a conservative tatt tsatst— means having a conservative party leader here which to me he has party leader here which to me he tas tans— party leader here which to me he has done nothing. _ party leader here which to me he has done nothing. ti has done nothing. he's a fresh ttatt— has done nothing. he's a fresh field and so it's one of things . where everybody's thinking. i always thought , who shall we always thought, who shall we vote for? because nobody seems to do anything . okay, all right. to do anything. okay, all right. so to do anything. okay, all right. sa t— to do anything. okay, all right. sa t astuattt— to do anything. okay, all right. so i actually caught— to do anything. okay, all right. so i actually caught up- itit “ti okay, all right. so i actually caught up a little bit so i actually caught up a little ttt satttst— so i actually caught up a little bit earlier on— so i actually caught up a little bit earlier on with— so i actually caught up a little bit earlier on with the former mp— bit earlier on with the former ttt tat— bit earlier on with the former ttt tat ttts— bit earlier on with the former mp for this area,— bit earlier on with the former mp for this area, gloria de nsta— mp for this area, gloria de ttsta .— mp for this area, gloria de ttsta . wna— mp for this area, gloria de piero , who is— mp for this area, gloria de piero , who is now very piero, who is now very ttatstuttt— piero, who is now very gratefully of- piero, who is now very gratefully of this parish . this gratefully of this parish. this is gratefully of this parish. this ts wnat— gratefully of this parish. this ts wtat sts— gratefully of this parish. this is what she had— gratefully of this parish. this is what she had to say. gratefully of this parish. this is what she had to say . well is what she had to say. well tatnt.— is what she had to say. well tatnat. tt— is what she had to say. well tatnat. t t— is what she had to say. well patrick, if i can— is what she had to say. well patrick, if i can start by sattnt— patrick, if i can start by sattnt wtat— patrick, if i can start by saying what the labour party did do saying what the labour party did ta tn— saying what the labour party did ta tn tts— saying what the labour party did ta tn tts tast— saying what the labour party did do in the last i— saying what the labour party did do in the last i don't know, 6 or do in the last i don't know, 6 at t— do in the last i don't know, 6 at t tsas— do in the last i don't know, 6 at t tsas tt—

do in the last i don't know, 6 or 7 years, it offered jeremy catttn — or 7 years, it offered jeremy catttn ta — or 7 years, it offered jeremy corbyn to people of ashfield as a ntns— corbyn to people of ashfield as a prime minister. _ corbyn to people of ashfield as a prime minister. “tiy “cti a prime minister. they had absolutely no truck with that. and then after 2017 it tried to overturn the brexit referendum where 70% of people in ashfield voted to leave the european union. i argued very strongly that that result should be respected, but we went down this madness of a second referendum. so the people of ashfield and many other people in the red wall, would disrespect it wall, they would disrespect it and that election on was gifted to them . it is no wonder that to them. it is no wonder that they turned their backs on the labour party . now brexit is labour party. now brexit is done. corbyn has gone keir starmer is a bit boring, but he's not scary . so i can go into he's not scary. so i can go into more detail about what more he needs to do . but you know, he needs to do. but you know, he has some things in his favour by the fact that brexit is done and corbyn is no longer leader . corbyn is no longer leader. yeah, those are going to be atsatutstt— yeah, those are going to be absolutely monumental issues. i t— absolutely monumental issues. i t tttnt— absolutely monumental issues. i mean, i think there's the fundamental— mean, i think there's the fundamental lack of jeremy

catttn— fundamental lack of jeremy catttn tsatt— fundamental lack of jeremy corbyn really is— fundamental lack of jeremy corbyn really is playing rather wstt— corbyn really is playing rather wstt tsas. — corbyn really is playing rather well here. lee— corbyn really is playing rather well here. lee anderson, of course, is the— well here. lee anderson, of course, is the current mp. he is wsnt— course, is the current mp. he is wsnt tatutan — course, is the current mp. he is wsnt tatutan tn— course, is the current mp. he is very popular. i'm going to be to tatttnt— very popular. i'm going to be to tatttnt tss— very popular. i'm going to be to tatttnt tss tn— very popular. i'm going to be to talking lee in a— very popular. i'm going to be to talking lee in a little bit. tts— talking lee in a little bit. t-ts atsa— talking lee in a little bit. i've also been— talking lee in a little bit. i've also been talking to tustnsss— i've also been talking to business owners. et cetera. ataut— business owners. et cetera. ataut wtat— business owners. et cetera. about what their main issues are:— about what their main issues tsattt. — about what their main issues are, really. but— about what their main issues are, really. but but you are, really. but but do you tttnt— are, really. but but do you think-sunak- are, really. but but do you think sunak can are, really. but but do you- think-sunak can can think that rishi sunak can can resonate here— think that rishi sunak can can resonate here as— think that rishi sunak can can resonate here as well? or do you tttnt— resonate here as well? or do you tttnt ts— resonate here as well? or do you tttnt ts tust— resonate here as well? or do you think he just doesn't quite get it? think he just doesn't quite get ttt-wttt— think he just doesn't quite get ttt-wttt tts - think he just doesn't quite get it? _with the best- think he just doesn't quite get it? with the best will it? because with the best will in it? because with the best will tn—ttts— it? because with the best will tn—ttts-ts- it? because with the best will in _this-is noti in the world, this area is not nsssssantt— in the world, this area is not necessarily where, know, necessarily where, you know, a tatutaus— necessarily where, you know, a fabulous wealthy— necessarily where, you know, a fabulous wealthy southerner wautt— fabulous wealthy southerner wautt ta— fabulous wealthy southerner would do that. _ fabulous wealthy southerner would do that. well well, wages are would do that. well well, wages tstaw— would do that. well well, wages tstaw nat— would do that. well well, wages are below not just— would do that. well well, wages are below not just the national atsats— are below not just the national atsats tn— are below not just the national average in ashfield , but the average in ashfield, but the tsttanat— average in ashfield, but the regional average. ii gtit regional average. so i still go up there a lot, you know, patrick because it's my happy place. i learn an awful lot from the people of ashfield . what my the people of ashfield. what my sense is that people who voted, who used to vote labour , who who used to vote labour, who then switched to boris johnson in the main , some are returning in the main, some are returning to labour, but they don't really like either them. they're like either of them. they're really like rishi and really like rishi sunak and they're not really sure about

keir starmer. they're not really sure about keir starmer . so i think keir starmer. so i think actually nothing is in the bag . actually nothing is in the bag. i don't believe those opinion polls at all showing 140 seat majority for labour. that's fancy i think is a battle for the biggest party. and you know , labour needs to continue to tackle the negative. and i'll tell you what makes that a little bit more challenging is because at that last election, so many people like me didn't stand , but so many red wall stand, but so many red wall labour mps went that actually the parliament party is quite city, quite big city ish . and city, quite big city ish. and those voices from the red wall that's so important to renewing the mission. well, there are so many of them lost their seats. now i know for a fact that the labour party focus group the hell out of the red wall, i mean, not thing will get passed a policy will not go through without it being tested in the red wall. they are focussed on it, but i think the party still feels a bit too london, a bit too city, a bit too metropolitan and they've got to work on that. the whole point of coming to ttaass— the whole point of coming to ttaass ttts— the whole point of coming to

places like this— the whole point of coming to places like this is to speak to tsat— places like this is to speak to tsat tsatts. — places like this is to speak to real people. it's— places like this is to speak to real people. it's get out and real people. it's to get out and ataut— real people. it's to get out and ataut ant— real people. it's to get out and about and actually find what about and actually find out what tsat— about and actually find out what asat-autstts— about and actually find out what real-outsidelthat- real voters outside of that westminster— real voters outside of that westminster bubble actually real voters outside of that westnandar bubble actually real voters outside of that westnandar buis le actually real voters outside of that westnandar buis why:tually real voters outside of that westnandar buis why .ually think. and that is why. tantstts— think. and that is why. danielle, get- think. and that is why. danielle, get yourself over tsas.— danielle, get yourself over tsas. nt— danielle, get yourself over tsas. nt taat— danielle, get yourself over here, my good man. i've just aattatst— here, my good man. i've just collared this— here, my good man. i've just collared this chap in the sttsst. — collared this chap in the street. - but- collared this chap in the street. but this is street. okay, but this is sxaattt— street. okay, but this is exactly. kind - street. okay, but this is exactly kind of thing, exactly the kind of thing, tanttt— exactly the kind of thing, tanttt .— exactly the kind of thing, frankly , that— exactly the kind of thing, frankly , that i- exactly the kind of thing, frankly , that i think a lot of frankly, that i think a lot of aut—aautt- frankly, that i think a lot ofi our—could.with frankly, that i think a lot of our knowing could with frankly, that i think a lot of our knowing about. with frankly, that i think a lot of our knowing about. and/ith frankly, that i think a lot of our knowing about. and the big with knowing about. and the big tssus— with knowing about. and the big taatnt— with knowing about. and the big issue facing you— with knowing about. and the big issue facing you .— with knowing about. and the big issue facing you . okay. right issue facing you. okay. right wtat— issue facing you. okay. right now, what grinds your gears? you are now, what grinds your gears? you a tst— now, what grinds your gears? you a nst watt— now, what grinds your gears? you are a red wall voter— now, what grinds your gears? you are a red wall voter. now, what grinds your gears? you are a red wall voter . what are are a red wall voter. what are you— are a red wall voter. what are tau atsa— are a red wall voter. what are you care about— are a red wall voter. what are you care about? _ are a red wall voter. what are you care about ? t333 are a red wall voter. what are you care about ? “ti;”ti i“’c“y you care about? there's so many issues. and you care about? there's so many issues . and because— you care about? “ti;”ti i“’c“y and because being being issues. and because being being a aanstttast— issues. and because being being a conspiracy nutcase,_ and because being being a conspiracy nutcase, i think ttts— a conspiracy nutcase, i think ttts ts— a conspiracy nutcase, i think ttts ts tatnt— a conspiracy nutcase, i think this is going to— a conspiracy nutcase, i think this is going to go well. 3;;{. this is going to go well. they all this is going to go well. they att tatt— this is going to go well. they all roll into— this is going to go well. they all roll into one,— this is going to go well. they all roll into one, right? i think the grand plan- think the grand plan is to all roll into one, right? i- think the grand plan is to bring tawn— think the grand plan is to bring tawn tts— think the grand plan is to bring down the west— think the grand plan is to bring down the west so— think the grand plan is to bring down the west so we accept the watt— down the west so we accept the new world order— down the west so we accept the new world order . _ down the west so we accept the new world order . new world order. people who love liberty and freedom . um, what liberty and freedom. um, what would liberty and freedom. um, what wautt wtat— liberty and freedom. um, what would what would— liberty and freedom. um, what would what would rishi - i c“i i um, what would what would rishi sunak tats— would what would rishi sunak tats ta— would what would rishi sunak tats ta ta— would what would rishi sunak tats ta ta ta— would what would rishi sunak have to do to get— would what would rishi sunak have to do to get you to vote tat— have to do to get you to vote tat ttnt— have to do to get you to vote tat ntns — have to do to get you to vote for him? he'd— have to do to get you to vote for him? he'd have- have to do to get you to vote for him? ti i ”ti3 g“ for him? he'd have to resign, i think. right? yeah. okay.- for him? ti i ”�*3�*5 �*3 right? yeah. okay. i think. right? yeah. okay. i mean, who do— think. right? yeah. okay. i mean, who do you- right? yeah. okay. i mean, who do you vote? ” think. right? yeah. okay. i- mean, who do you vote? labour . mean, who do you vote? labour. om.— mean, who do you vote? labour. tn. nat— mean, who do you vote? labour. um, not currently,— mean, who do you vote? labour. um, not currently, no. - mean, who do you vote? ” um, not currently, no. 3g“ um, not currently, no. right. otat. taw— um, not currently, no. right. okay. now, this— um, not currently, no. right. okay. now, this is- um, not currently, no. 3g“ tiijsaiity now, this is interesting okay. now, this is interesting tsauss— okay. now, this is interesting tsauss ttts— okay. now, this is interesting because this really— now, this is interesting because this really on paper , by because this really on paper, by the traditional—

because this really on paper, by the traditional definition , the traditional definition, stautt— the traditional definition, stautt ts— the traditional definition, should be labour and it isn't. taw— should be labour and it isn't. waw ts — should be labour and it isn't. now anymore. be— should be labour and it isn't. now anymore. be a bit like lee antstsan— now anymore. be a bit like lee anderson, actually. really? i ts— anderson, actually. really? i mean he was labour and now he's a tatt. — mean he was labour and now he's a tatt. stat— mean he was labour and now he's atant. otat sa— mean he was labour and now he's a tory. okay so you're obviously not a tory. okay so you're obviously nat a— a tory. okay so you're obviously nat a tan— a tory. okay so you're obviously nat a tan at— a tory. okay so you're obviously not a fan of rishi— a tory. okay so you're obviously not a fan of rishi sunak. tassn-t— not a fan of rishi sunak. doesn't sound- not a fan of rishi sunak. doesn't sound like you're a fan of doesn't sound like you're a fan at tataut— doesn't sound like you're a fan of labour either. _ doesn't sound like you're a fan of labour either. you were sattnt— of labour either. you were sattnt ta— of labour either. you were sattnt ta ns— of labour either. you were saying to me that immigration is a ttt— saying to me that immigration is a ttt tssus— saying to me that immigration is attt tat— saying to me that immigration is a big issue for you. / c a big issue for you. yeah, it is. a big issue for you. yeah, it ts. tsat— a big issue for you. yeah, it ts. vsat t— a big issue for you. yeah, it is. yeah i think i mean, it's not just that, but i think immigration is one of the cards that they have in their hand. they've got to look like they're doing something about it. they've got to look like they're doing something about it . and doing something about it. and especially election time, especially at election time, they've out all they've come out all conservative right wing like conservative and right wing like rishi is talking about protecting free speech. all of a sudden. protecting free speech. all of a sudden . yeah, but as soon as sudden. yeah, but as soon as election is over, they go election time is over, they go back being soft socialist back to being the soft socialist left wing and i mean lee anderson's only ability right wing sorry for swearing and i'll stick . hopefully not. but people stick. hopefully not. but people think because there's my mp, i stick up for him. i have tsnutnstt— stick up for him. i have genuinely just- 3i.

ttatt— so there you go. but but look, ttant tau— so there you go. but but look, ttant tau tstt.— so there you go. but but look, thank you very, very much. it's tsat— thank you very, very much. it's tnat-tau— thank you very, very much. it's ttsat-tau ant- thank you very, very much. it's great you and great to great to meet you and great to atat— great to meet you and great to stat-ant— great to meet you and great to chat-and take- great to meet you and great to chat and take care. all chat to you and take care. all nttt. — chat to you and take care. all nttt. isss— chat to you and take care. all ntttlsss-tn- chat to you and take care. all right. .see .in a - chat to you and take care. all right. see in a little right. i'll see you in a little ttt.— right. i'll see you in a little ttt. sa— right. i'll see you in a little bit. so look,— right. i'll see you in a little bit. so look, this- right. i'll see you in a little bit. so look, this is just a ttawaut— bit. so look, this is just a flavour-what's- bit. so look, this is just a flavour what's going flavour of what's going on on tts— flavour of what's going on on tns-wtsn— flavour of what's going on on tns-wtsn ws- flavour of what's going on on the when we come back, flavour of what's going on on- the-when we come back, we the ground when we come back, we are the ground when we come back, we tatnt— the ground when we come back, we tatntlts— the ground when we come back, we are going-be talking— the ground when we come back, we are going be talking about are going to be talking about tsatt—ttstl people, whether or not they tttnt— people, whether or not they think-migration- people, whether or not they. think-migrationltoo think that net migration is too tttn— think that net migration is too ttttlwtsttst— think that net migration is too high .whether. not- think that net migration is too high whether not they high or whether or not they tttnt— high or whether or not they tttnt ttst— high or whether or not they think their immigration think their illegal immigration is think their illegal immigration ts—ttat- is too high as well. that is a big— is too high as well. that is a ttt tssus— is too high as well. that is a ttt tn— is too high as well. that is a big issue in the— is too high as well. that is a big issue in the red wall. and of big issue in the red wall. and at-t— big issue in the red wall. and at-t wttt— big issue in the red wall. and at-t wttt ts- big issue in the red wall. and of i will be giving you of course, i will be giving you tts— of course, i will be giving you tts wsnt— of course, i will be giving you the very latest— of course, i will be giving you the very latest on— of course, i will be giving you the very latest on those devastating _ the very latest on those devastating have the very latest on those devastplace have the very latest on those devastplace in have the very latest on those devastplace in france, have the very latest on those devastplace in france, where ve taken place in france, where a stnan— taken place in france, where a stnanlan— taken place in france, where a stnanlan-taass- taken place in france, where a syrian on loose with syrian on on the loose with a tnts— syrian on on the loose with a knife-children's- syrian on on the loose with a knife children's playground knife in a children's playground sns— knife in a children's playground sns tnt— knife in a children's playground one brit-been— knife in a children's playground one brit been and one brit has been injured and sststat— one brit has been injured and sststattt-— one brit has been injured and sswstattt- a- one brit has been injured and several-in a very- several children in a very serious condition . i serious condition. patrick tnnstta— serious condition. patrick christys on gb news this , of christys on gb news this, of course, our red wall special course, is our red wall special . so.

well, a very good evening, stsnttatt. — well, a very good evening, stsnttatt. tts— well, a very good evening, everybody. it's 5:00. it's tatnst— everybody. it's 5:00. it's patrick christys. it's gb news. ant— patrick christys. it's gb news. ant as— patrick christys. it's gb news. ant as tau— patrick christys. it's gb news. ant as tau aan— patrick christys. it's gb news. and as you can see, i am in suttan— and as you can see, i am in suttan tn— and as you can see, i am in sutton in ashfield. this is our ttst— sutton in ashfield. this is our ttst watt— sutton in ashfield. this is our red wall special.— sutton in ashfield. this is our red wall special. it all matters tsas.— red wall special. it all matters tsas. stat.— red wall special. it all matters here. okay. this— red wall special. it all matters here. okay. this is— red wall special. it all matters here. okay. this is where tsnstat— here. okay. this is where general elections are won and tast. — general elections are won and tast. ant— general elections are won and lost. and frankly,— general elections are won and lost. and frankly, it doesn't get— lost. and frankly, it doesn't tst snautt— lost. and frankly, it doesn't get enough coverage. it's sxaattt— get enough coverage. it's exactly- news. get enough coverage. it's- exactly- news ought to exactly where gb news ought to be. exactly where gb news ought to ts. ttsts-s— exactly where gb news ought to ts. ttsts-s a— exactly where gb news ought to be. there's a policeman behind ta.— be. there's a policeman behind wa. tn— be. there's a policeman behind wa. t-n nat— be. there's a policeman behind me. no, i'm not-to- be. there's a policeman behind me. no, i'm not to get me. no, i'm not about to get ntstst— me. no, i'm not about to get nicked. hopefully. anyway i am going— nicked. hopefully. anyway i am tatnt-ts— nicked. hopefully. anyway i am going-be focusing- nicked. hopefully. anyway i am going be focusing in on law going to be focusing in on law ant— going to be focusing in on law and—because. going to be focusing in on law and—because ai going to be focusing in on law. and—because a lot and order, though, because a lot of and order, though, because a lot at-sstsstattt— and order, though, because a lot of-especially in- and order, though, because a lot of-especially in the- of places, especially in the nant— of places, especially in thei nant—tt north of england, believe it or not:— north of england, believe it or nat. tats— north of england, believe it or not, have-seen— north of england, believe it or not, have seen single not, have not seen a single tutttant— not, have not seen a single tutttant-tn- not, have not seen a single burglary-in the- not, have not seen a single burglary in the last burglary solved in the last tntss— burglary solved in the last tttss tsas —

burglary solved in the last three years. that's mental. stat. — three years. that's mental. stat. sa— three years. that's mental. otat. sa t— three years. that's mental. okay. so i want— three years. that's mental. okay. so i want to talk about ttat— okay. so i want to talk about ttat taw— okay. so i want to talk about that law and— okay. so i want to talk about that law and order in areas like ttts— that law and order in areas like ttts ant— that law and order in areas like this and whether— that law and order in areas like this and whether or not people want— this and whether or not people want ta— this and whether or not people want ta sss— this and whether or not people want to see more.— this and whether or not people want to see more. we're also tatnt— want to see more. we're also tatnt ta— want to see more. we're also tatnt ta ts— want to see more. we're also going to be talking about immigration,— immigration, illegal immigration. immigration, illegal immigratittn. immigration, illegal immigratit i immigration, illegal immigrr i ti.tit. “i. immigration, illegal- immigrrto local councils. i'm talking to local councils. i'm going be to ordinary going to be talking to ordinary people on the streets. i'm going to be people on the streets. i'm going ta ts tsattt— people on the streets. i'm going to be really getting— people on the streets. i'm going to be really getting-grips- to be really getting to grips wttt— - to be really getting to grips wttt— ant- to be really getting to grips. with_ and |will to be really getting to grips- with_ and |will be with the red wall. and i will be joined well by lee anderson, joined as well by lee anderson, the deputy leader sorry, deputy chairman council chairman of the council innovative party. this is patrick gb patrick christys and this is gb news . news red wall special. well, i am going to whizz you oven well, i am going to whizz you over. i - well, i am going to whizz you t tsttsts— . well, i am going to whizz you over. i believe-now- over. i believe stateside. now ttautt— though, quickly, where rishi sunat— though, quickly, where rishi sunak-meeting- though, quickly, where rishi sunak meeting president sunak is meeting president tttsn— sunak is meeting president tttsn. t— sunak is meeting president biden. i believe we can have a ttttts— biden. i believe we can have a ttttts taat— biden. i believe we can have a little look and— biden. i believe we can have a little look and listen to that . little look and listen to that. wstt.— little look and listen to that. wstt. ttt— little look and listen to that. well, mr president,— little look and listen to that. well, mr president, mr- well, mr president, mr president, just demoted you . mr president, just demoted you. mr prime minister , it's great to prime minister, it's great to have you back and you know, the past few months, we've met each

other in san diego , and then we other in san diego, and then we met in belfast and we met in hiroshima . and now we're here. hiroshima. and now we're here. we're going to find great, what am i doing off the back of this ? you know , prime minister ? you know, prime minister ctutatttt— ? you know, prime minister churchill and— 7’ you know, prime minister churchill and roosevelt met here a ttttts— churchill and roosevelt met here a ttttts atst— churchill and roosevelt met here a little over 70 _ churchill and roosevelt met here a little over 70 years ago, and ttst— a little over 70 years ago, and ttst asssttst— a little over 70 years ago, and they asserted that— a little over 70 years ago, and they asserted that the strength of they asserted that the strength at tts— they asserted that the strength of the partnership between great tntatn— of the partnership between great tntatn ant— of the partnership between great britain and the— of the partnership between great britain and the united states tts— britain and the united states was the strength of the free watt. — was the strength of the free want. t— was the strength of the free world. i still— was the strength of the free world. i still think- was the strength of the free world. ii world. i still think there's truth to that assertion. and together we're providing economic, humanitarian aid and security assistance to ukraine in their fight against the brutal invasion of the russians . and we've worked out an arrangement with aukus , with arrangement with aukus, with australia and make the indian ocean and that whole area safer, more secure and, you know , we more secure and, you know, we build on the good friday agreement 25 years and btec and

we can talk about that a little bit as nato allies, we're we're working together to help provide the collective defence of all of us. and we're going to further , us. and we're going to further, ihope us. and we're going to further, i hope we can discuss today plans to further strengthen our economic relationship and the global economy is undergoing, i think , the greatest think, the greatest transformation that's occurred since the industrial revolution and something you know a lot about. and something you know a lot about . i is and something you know a lot about. i is going to play a big part in that. i want to hear taut— part in that. i want to hear taut ttsws— part in that. i want to hear your views on _ part in that. i want to hear your views on that- i“ i want to hear your views on that as well. and we your views on that as well. and ws tan-t— your views on that as well. and ws tan-t tats— your views on that as well. and we don't have a— your views on that as well. and we don't have a closer ally than tann— we don't have a closer ally than karim benzema. _ we don't have a closer ally than karim benzema. ii gi karim benzema. i'm delighted to hear. well, karim benzema. i'm delighted to tsan war, ttt— karim benzema. i'm delighted to hear. well, mr president,- karim benzema. ii gi well, mr president, thank hear. well, mr president, thank tau. — hear. well, mr president, thank tau. ttatt— hear. well, mr president, thank tau. ttant tau— hear. well, mr president, thank you. thank you for— hear. well, mr president, thank you. thank you for the- well, mr president, thank you. thank you for the warm words, but also thank you for welcoming me to the white house and for allowing me to stay in blair which i've got to blair house, which i've got to say, the spare room in the flat in number 10 downing street doesn't quite compare. so it's been a real privilege . and as been a real privilege. and as you it's daunting think you said, it's daunting to think of the conversations that our predecessors this room predecessors had in this room when they had to speak of wars that they fought together , piece

that they fought together, piece one together. an incredible change in the lives of our citizens. and again , for the citizens. and again, for the first time in over half a century, we face a war in the european continent. and as we've done before , the us and the uk done before, the us and the uk have stood together to support ukraine and stand up for the values of democracy and freedom and make sure that they prevail. as i know we will. but also i completely agree with what you said. our economies are seeing perhaps the biggest transformation the transformation since the industrial revolution as new technologies provide incredible opportunities, but also give our adversaries more tools for harm. but one thing i know won't change. i'm confident, won't change, is the strength of our partnership, our friendship and we will put our values front and centre , as we've always done, to centre, as we've always done, to deliver for the british and american people. if we had time, i'd take you over to the residence where i live . and when residence where i live. and when you were residence where i live. and when tau at— residence where i live. and when you were over at blair— ”ti3 ii ”ti i and when you were over at blair house, tts— you were over at blair house, the president— you were over at blair house, the president truman was there tsauss— the president truman was there

tsauss ttst— the president truman was there because they were _ the president truman was there because they were redoing the wttts— because they were redoing the wttts tauss— because they were redoing the white house. he— because they were redoing the white house. he put a whole new the white house. he put a whole new tts ttunan— white house. he put a whole new the truman balcony— white house. he put a whole new the truman balcony as it exists now because of— the truman balcony as it exists now because of blair house being atattatts— now because of blair house being atattatts .— now because of blair house being available . about— now because of blair house being available . about that second available. about that second tataant. — available. about that second tataant. vau— available. about that second balcony. you see— available. about that second balcony. you see the first tataant— balcony. you see the first tataant tau— balcony. you see the first balcony you see going up . so any balcony you see going up. so any tats— balcony you see going up. so any rate ,— balcony you see going up. so any tats . ant— balcony you see going up. so any rate , and there's— balcony you see going up. so any rate , and there's an— balcony you see going up. so any rate , and there's an awful lot rate, and there's an awful lot of rate, and there's an awful lot at stanss— rate, and there's an awful lot of stories that— rate, and there's an awful lot of stories that are— rate, and there's an awful lot of stories that are told ttatattt— of stories that are told ttatattt a— of stories that are told probably a bunch of apocryphal ataut— probably a bunch of apocryphal about former— probably a bunch of apocryphal about former prime minister i tats— about former prime minister i can take batus_ about former prime minister i can take batus about anyway wantsnnt— can take batus about anyway wandering round— can take batus about anyway wandering round at three in the natntnt — wandering round at three in the natntnt. tsat— wandering round at three in the morning. t/ticit“ i“ wandering round at three in the morning. t/ticit“ �*jctt “ ”ti.“ ii morning. yeah winston churchill bothering bothering mrs. roosevelt. yes. so you don't worry you won't see me there at bothering you. and the first lady anyway , welcome, welcome, lady anyway, welcome, welcome, welcome. it's great to be here. ttants— welcome. it's great to be here. thanks for having me, joe. good good you. thank you, everybody . good you. thank you, everybody. tsat. — good you. thank you, everybody. tsat. ttatt— good you. thank you, everybody. yeah. thank you, guys. okay. thank you . okay, so that was thank you. okay, so that was tttstt— thank you. okay, so that was tttstt sunak— thank you. okay, so that was rishi sunak and— okay, so that was rishi sunak and president biden that rishi sunak and president biden ttat t— rishi sunak and president biden ttat t snsan— rishi sunak and president biden that i mean, another day, anattst— that i mean, another day, anotherjoe_ that i mean, another day, anotherjoe biden gaffe, isn't it? anotherjoe biden gaffe, isn't tts tass— anotherjoe biden gaffe, isn't it? does anyone— anotherjoe biden gaffe, isn't it? does anyone just think ssnaustt— it? does anyone just think seriously he's— it? does anyone just think seriously he's getting a little bit ridiculous— seriously he's getting a little bit ridiculous with biden? i ts— bit ridiculous with biden? i mean, he didn't stumble over, tut—atst- mean, he didn't stumble over, tut—atst ttsl but he did stumble over his

wan-ts— but he did stumble over his ts t— but he did stumble over his words. i believe— but he did stumble over his words. i believe there and tnttatuas— words. i believe there and introduce sunak as mr introduce rishi sunak as mr ttssttsnt— introduce rishi sunak as mr president, which i mean, hey, at tsast— president, which i mean, hey, at tsas—waan.- president, which i mean, hey, at least—room, right?- least he's in the room, right? as— least he's in the room, right? as ws— least he's in the room, right? as ws att— least he's in the room, right? are we all going— least he's in the room, right? are we all going to be talking to are we all going to be talking ta—naws- are we all going to be talking- to_now?-homeland to mark white now? our homeland ssauntt— to mark white now? our homeland ssatt-.— to mark white now? our homeland ssauntt-. ant— to mark white now? our homeland security-, and we're- to mark white now? our homeland security , and we're going security editor, and we're going to security editor, and we're going ta ts— security editor, and we're going ta ts tatttnt— security editor, and we're going to be talking about a devastating- to be talking about a devastating incident that's tatnt— devastating incident that's tatnt-tn— devastating incident that's taking in france . bear in taking place in france. bear in ntnt— taking place in france. bear in ntnt-t— taking place in france. bear in ntnt-t an— taking place in france. bear in mind-i am-the. taking place in france. bear in. mind-i am-the red mind where i am now in the red watt.— mind where i am now in the red wall, immigration— mind where i am now in the red wall, immigration is playing a tatt— wall, immigration is playing a massive part here. i“ massive part here. this is the want— massive part here. this is the word on people's lips, mainly massive part here. this is the worillegaltople's lips, mainly massive part here. this is the worillegaltople of.ips, mainly massive part here. this is the worillegaltople of things. inly the illegal side of things. it must said. but what we've must be said. but what we've tust— must be said. but what we've tust sssn— must be said. but what we've rust tattsn— must be said. but what we've just seen happen in- i but what we've just seen happen in france and ttatt— just seen happen in france and ttat ts— just seen happen in france and ttat ts tatnt— just seen happen in france and ttat ts tatnt-tn- just seen happen in france and mark is going in on mark is going to fill us in on ttts.— mark is going to fill us in on ttts-stnan— mark is going to fill us in on this, syrian refugee going this, is a syrian refugee going on this, is a syrian refugee going an tts— this, is a syrian refugee going an tns-wttt- this, is a syrian refugee going on the-with a- this, is a syrian refugee going on the with a knife in a on the rampage with a knife in a ttatttaunt— on the rampage with a knife in a ttatttaunt tn— on the rampage with a knife in a playground in france. mark, wtat-s— playground in france. mark, was tts— playground in france. mark, what's the latest, please? �*jctttiii what's the latest, please? well we attt— what's the latest, please? well , we still don't— what's the latest, please? well , we still don't know— what's the latest, please? well , we still don't know what the motive for this horrifying attack was at this stage, but it unfolded and it's a 9:45 inches the morning local time in the alpine resort of annecy. just a beautiful town full— alpine resort of annecy. just a beautiful town full of- ' “i“titig just a beautiful town full of tourists, tnstuttnt— beautiful town full of tourists, including tourists from the netherlands— including tourists from the netherlands ,— including tourists from the netherlands , aids from the uk, netherlands, aids from the uk, wta— netherlands, aids from the uk, wta ws— netherlands, aids from the uk, wta ws tnaw— netherlands, aids from the uk, who we know were caught up in tnsss— who we know were caught up in these horrifying _ who we know were caught up in these horrifying events . this these horrifying events. this sustsat— these horrifying events. this

suspect entered— these horrifying events. this suspect entered a child's ttatttaunt— suspect entered a child's playground and began stabbing, stntttnt— playground and began stabbing, stntttnt aut— playground and began stabbing, singling out the— playground and began stabbing, singling out the most young and wutnstatts— singling out the most young and vulnerable victims— singling out the most young and vulnerable victims as the tauntsst— vulnerable victims as the youngest victim was just 22 nantns— youngest victim was just 22 nantts att. — youngest victim was just 22 months old. in— youngest victim was just 22 months old. in a stroller who he tat— months old. in a stroller who he tat tans— months old. in a stroller who he tat tans tast— months old. in a stroller who he had gone back to— months old. in a stroller who he had gone back to attack a number of had gone back to attack a number at tnss— had gone back to attack a number at ttnss .— had gone back to attack a number of times , actually— had gone back to attack a number of times , actually caught on of times, actually caught on wtsa— of times, actually caught on video attacking— of times, actually caught on video attacking this youngster wttt— video attacking this youngster wttt nat— video attacking this youngster will not show— video attacking this youngster will not show you those images tsauss— will not show you those images tsauss ttst— will not show you those images because they are— will not show you those images because they are just too ttatts— because they are just too graphic. what— because they are just too graphic. what you're seeing now for graphic. what you're seeing now tat tnass— graphic. what you're seeing now tat ttass wta— graphic. what you're seeing now for those who in— graphic. what you're seeing now for those who in gb news tststtstan— for those who in gb news television are— for those who in gb news television are the shots of him in television are the shots of him tn tts— television are the shots of him tn tts tatt— television are the shots of him in the park having fled the ttatttaunt— in the park having fled the playground and being pursued by aaautts— playground and being pursued by aaautts at— playground and being pursued by a couple of brave— playground and being pursued by a couple of brave ,— playground and being pursued by a couple of brave , it has to be a couple of brave, it has to be satt— a couple of brave, it has to be said, members— a couple of brave, it has to be said, members of— a couple of brave, it has to be said, members of the public who antt— said, members of the public who antt tats— said, members of the public who antt tats tn— said, members of the public who only have in the— said, members of the public who only have in the way of ttatsattan— only have in the way of protection a— only have in the way of protection a couple of backpacks to protection a couple of backpacks ta atst— protection a couple of backpacks ta attst tnsn— protection a couple of backpacks to offer them scant— protection a couple of backpacks to offer them scant protection , to offer them scant protection, tsatt— to offer them scant protection, tsattt tan — to offer them scant protection, really from the— to offer them scant protection, really from the knife that he's stttt— really from the knife that he's stttt tatttnt— really from the knife that he's still holding in— really from the knife that he's still holding in his right hand. tts— still holding in his right hand. tts tnts— still holding in his right hand. the knife that— still holding in his right hand. the knife that he used within ttts— the knife that he used within ttts ttatttaunt— the knife that he used within this playground here to such tswastattnt— this playground here to such devastating effect. we know six

tsatts— devastating effect. we know six tsatts tats— devastating effect. we know six people have been— devastating effect. we know six people have been stabbed, four of people have been stabbed, four at tnsn— people have been stabbed, four at ttsn wsnt— people have been stabbed, four of them very young children , one of them very young children, one and of them very young children, one ant sattt— of them very young children, one and sadly, according to authorities— and sadly, according to authorities in- and sadly, according to authorities in france, all of tts— authorities in france, all of the children _ authorities in france, all of the children are— authorities in france, all of the children are severely ttt-unst— the children are severely tntutst. ws— the children are severely injured. we saw the medical ssntass— injured. we saw the medical sswtass tts— injured. we saw the medical services his along with the tatss— services his along with the police arriving— services his along with the police arriving on scene very tutattt— police arriving on scene very quickly indeed— police arriving on scene very quickly indeed .— police arriving on scene very quickly indeed . in fact, he was quickly indeed. in fact, he was atttstsntst— quickly indeed. in fact, he was apprehended within four minutes of apprehended within four minutes at tts— apprehended within four minutes at tts ttst— apprehended within four minutes of the first emergency calls tsttt— of the first emergency calls tstnt mats— of the first emergency calls being made to— of the first emergency calls being made to the police . and as being made to the police. and as far being made to the police. and as tat as— being made to the police. and as tat as tts— being made to the police. and as far as the victims— being made to the police. and as far as the victims are concerned,- far as the victims are concerned, well, they were attttttst — concerned, well, they were airlifted to _ concerned, well, they were airlifted to area- concerned, well, they were airlifted to area hospitals and atsa— airlifted to area hospitals and atsa ns— airlifted to area hospitals and atsa at— airlifted to area hospitals and also one of the— airlifted to area hospitals and also one of the victims was attttttst— also one of the victims was airlifted to— also one of the victims was airlifted to the _ also one of the victims was airlifted to the cross, the swtss— airlifted to the cross, the swiss border— airlifted to the cross, the swiss border to trauma centre tsns— swiss border to trauma centre tsas tn— swiss border to trauma centre tsas tn tsnsa— swiss border to trauma centre here in geneva ,— swiss border to trauma centre here in geneva , just utilising here in geneva, just utilising wtatstst— here in geneva, just utilising whatever trauma centres were tsatt— whatever trauma centres were tsatt ant— whatever trauma centres were ready and available to receive tnsss— ready and available to receive these injured.— ready and available to receive these injured. the motive stattan— these injured. the motive stattan. as— these injured. the motive station, as i— these injured. the motive station, as i say, patrick, is stttt— station, as i say, patrick, is still unknown— station, as i say, patrick, is still unknown at- station, as i say, patrick, is still unknown at this stage . we still unknown at this stage. we do

still unknown at this stage. we ta tnaw— still unknown at this stage. we do know, according to authorities— do know, according to authorities at this man was an asttun— authorities at this man was an asttun sssst— authorities at this man was an asylum seeker who had come from stat.— asylum seeker who had come from stna. tat— asylum seeker who had come from syria, had settled— asylum seeker who had come from syria, had settled in— asylum seeker who had come from syria, had settled in sweden and tnsn— syria, had settled in sweden and ttsn attst— syria, had settled in sweden and then after for— syria, had settled in sweden and then after for ten— syria, had settled in sweden and then after for ten years was ttantst— then after for ten years was granted asylum _ then after for ten years was granted asylum in april of this tsan— granted asylum in april of this tsan ts— granted asylum in april of this tsa. ts was— granted asylum in april of this year. he was married upon tsasnttt— year. he was married upon tsssnttt ta— year. he was married upon tsasnttt ta a— year. he was married upon recently to a swedish woman. t hey— recently to a swedish woman. ttst sstatatst— recently to a swedish woman. they separated earlier this tsan— they separated earlier this tsan ts— they separated earlier this year. he made— they separated earlier this year. he made his way to france ant— year. he made his way to france ant atsa— year. he made his way to france and we're also told— year. he made his way to france and we're also told that he has and we're also told that he has atttss— and we're also told that he has atttss tsat— and we're also told that he has a three year old— and we're also told that he has a three year old daughter. were the a three year old daughter. were tts ttatts— a three year old daughter. were the victims that— a three year old daughter. were the victims that he chose to tattst— the victims that he chose to tattst tn— the victims that he chose to target in this— the victims that he chose to target in this attack were of a stnttat— target in this attack were of a stnttat ats— target in this attack were of a stnttat ats. — target in this attack were of a similar age. yeah- target in this attack were of a similar age . / c similar age. yeah, it's absolutely devastating. this particular incident- absolutely devastating. this particular incident .- i “g this particular incident . mark, thank particular incident. mark, thank you particular incident. mark, thank tau wsnt— particular incident. mark, thank tau wsnt nutt— particular incident. mark, thank tau wsnt nuat. — particular incident. mark, thank you very much . �*jcttti ii particular incident. mark, thank you very much . ii gtit “g you very much. we'll be going back to mark white as and when we get any more developments. mark white there are home and sssuntt— mark white there are home and ssauntt ant— mark white there are home and security and it's— mark white there are home and security and it's a— mark white there are home and security and it's a look not is stsattt— security and it's a look not is stsattt a— security and it's a look not is clearly a massive— security and it's a look not is clearly a massive problem that's tatnt— clearly a massive problem that's tattnt ttass— clearly a massive problem that's tattnt ttass tn— clearly a massive problem that's taking place in france. �*jcttti taking place in france. we have seen something similar take place here in this country , place here in this country, haven't we, where an aspiring royal marine was stabbed to death on the streets of

bournemouth over an e—scooter and ran over e—scooter by a and ran over an e—scooter by a chap who'd made his here chap who'd made his way here illegally had, according to illegally? he had, according to starts— illegally? he had, according to nstanslantwat.— illegally? he had, according to reportslanyway, been- reports, anyway, been responsible - reports, anyway, been responsible for a double murder attaat—tsi responsible for a double murder abroallowed_he| responsible for a double murder abroallowed into he responsible for a double murder abro allowed into schools he responsible for a double murder abro allowed into schools here.t was allowed into schools here. we was allowed into schools here. ws-ttn— was allowed into schools here. ws-ttn as— was allowed into schools here. ws-ttn as a- was allowed into schools here. we-him as a child- was allowed into schools here. we him as a child and we we treated him as a child and we atsnst— we treated him as a child and we atsnst au— we treated him as a child and we atsnst aut-ant— we treated him as a child and we opened our-and our- we treated him as a child and we opened our and our doors opened our arms and our doors to ttn. — opened our arms and our doors to ttn. .ttsn— opened our arms and our doors to him. .then-happens- opened our arms and our doors to. him. .then-happens. and him. and then that happens. and so realistically, what's— him. and then that happens. and so realistically, what's just- so realistically, what's just tattsnst— so realistically, what's just tattsnst tn— so realistically, what's just happened in france is devastating- happened in france is devastating as it is. and the taat— devastating as it is. and the taat ttat— devastating as it is. and the fact that kids— devastating as it is. and the fact that kids are involved. i nsan—ntnti mean, good grief. the mind tatttss.—tutl mean, good grief. the mindj boggles,_but is mean, good grief. the mind. boggles,_but is it boggles, doesn't it? but is it any— boggles, doesn't it? but is it ant tsat— boggles, doesn't it? c ”tict. 7 seriously? any real surprise? seriously? i mean, this is kind of what happens if you don't have tight board for security, is it not? and on that note, i am here in ashfield in the heart of the red wall, the kind of area where elections are actually won and lost . surely. i'm going to be lost. surely. i'm going to be talking to lee anderson, who is the deputy chairman of the conservative former the deputy chairman of the consennowz former the deputy chairman of the consennow a former the deputy chairman of the consennow a tory, former the deputy chairman of the consennow a tory, itrmer the deputy chairman of the consennow a tory, i mean very labour now a tory, i mean very on brand for this area, isn't it, general? but i was asking it, in general? but i was asking tnsn— it, in general? but i was asking ttst-tats- it, in general? but i was asking ttst-mats at- it, in general? but i was asking them-make of our. them what they make of our aunsnt— them what they make of our current immigration crisis. tst-s— current immigration crisis. tst-s tsat— current immigration crisis. let's hear what— current immigration crisis. let's hear what they- current immigration crisis. let's hear what they had to say. a dragon financially obe the a a dragon financially obe the aauntnt— a dragon financially obe the aauntnt tawn— a dragon financially obe the country down the hall. yeah

wsttats— country down the hall. yeah welfare state _ country down the hall. yeah welfare state dependency. wsttats— welfare state dependency. welfare state. _ welfare state dependency. welfare state. it's. we're going to welfare state. it's. we're going ta ut— welfare state. it's. we're going ta aut— welfare state. it's. we're going ta aut at— welfare state. it's. we're going to run out of money very, very tutattt— to run out of money very, very tutattt .— to run out of money very, very tutattt . ws— to run out of money very, very quickly . we cannot continue in quickly. we cannot continue in the quickly. we cannot continue in tts wat— quickly. we cannot continue in tts wat ttat— quickly. we cannot continue in the way that we're doing, giving nanst— the way that we're doing, giving nanst ta— the way that we're doing, giving nanst ta tsatts— the way that we're doing, giving money to people coming to this aauntnt— money to people coming to this country illegally.— money to people coming to this country illegally. it's hard snautt— country illegally. it's hard snautt tttnt— country illegally. it's hard enough giving it to the people ttat— enough giving it to the people ttat nsst— enough giving it to the people that need welfare state help ntnt— that need welfare state help never mind people that shouldn't never mide people that shouldn't be never mind people that shouldn't ts tsas. — never mind people that shouldn't ts tsas. tttstt— never mind people that shouldn't be here. rishi sunak says that ts-s— be here. rishi sunak says that ts-s wtnntnt— be here. rishi sunak says that he's winning in— be here. rishi sunak says that he's winning in his stop the taats— he's winning in his stop the boats campaign. i“ boats campaign. i can see you rolling your eyes there. do you feel like he's winning ? feel like he's winning? absolutely not. i think he's tatttnt — absolutely not. i think he's tatttnt t— absolutely not. i think he's failing. i don't— absolutely not. i think he's failing. i don't think we should ttts— failing. i don't think we should ttts tts— failing. i don't think we should give the french— failing. i don't think we should give the french any money. the tstat— give the french any money. the ttsnat tan-t— give the french any money. the french don't want— give the french any money. the french don't want them in ttanas — french don't want them in france. nobody- french don't want them in france. nobody else wants them, wttat— france. nobody else wants them, wttst ts— france. nobody else wants them, wttst ts wtt— france. nobody else wants them, which is why they— france. nobody else wants them, which is why they help them to get which is why they help them to tst—ctannst- which is why they help them to get-channel yeah,- get across the channel yeah, tsat. — get across the channel yeah, yeah. financially— get across the channel yeah, yeah. financially it would drag tnsn— yeah. financially it would drag ttsn tawn— yeah. financially it would drag them down and— yeah. financially it would drag them down and they'd rather drag us tawn— them down and they'd rather drag us down financially— them down and they'd rather drag us down financially than drag ttsnsstwss— us down financially than drag themselves down. just that's untattunats— themselves down. just that's unfortunate circumstances, but ttat-s— unfortunate circumstances, but was wtat— unfortunate circumstances, but was wtat tt— unfortunate circumstances, but that's what it is. _ unfortunate circumstances, but that's what it is. you voted tant— that's what it is. you voted tatt tts— that's what it is. you voted tatt tts tast— that's what it is. you voted tory the last election. absolutely— tory the last election. absolutely i- tory the last election. absolutely i voted for mr antstsan— absolutely i voted for mr anderson, our— absolutely i voted for mr anderson, our local mp. tstsanattt— anderson, our local mp. personally, i— anderson, our local mp. personally, i would stop them tuttnt— personally, i would stop them tutttnt taat— personally, i would stop them putting foot on— personally, i would stop them

putting foot on english soil and as soon as they— putting foot on english soil and as soon as they come across and ttst-ts— as soon as they come across and ttst-ts tsns— as soon as they come across and ttst-ts tsas ant— as soon as they come across and they're here and they collected ant— they're here and they collected ant ttst— they're here and they collected and they dropped— they're here and they collected and they dropped on, then they snttttsnsnt— and they dropped on, then they entitlement begins, doesn't it? ant— entitlement begins, doesn't it? ant tts— entitlement begins, doesn't it? ant tts tans— entitlement begins, doesn't it? and the home office give them a sat— and the home office give them a sat ant— and the home office give them a card and they're— and the home office give them a card and they're entitled to wtatstst— card and they're entitled to wtatstst tt— card and they're entitled to whatever it is. _ card and they're entitled to whatever it is. £175 a week or wtatstst— whatever it is. £175 a week or whatever they _ whatever it is. £175 a week or whatever they get it more than a tsnstans— whatever they get it more than a tsnstans tn— whatever they get it more than a tsnstans tn a— whatever they get it more than a pensioner in a lot— whatever they get it more than a pensioner in a lot of cases. ttsts-s— pensioner in a lot of cases. ttsts-s na— pensioner in a lot of cases. there's no point- pensioner in a lot of cases. there's no point in paying the tstat— there's no point in paying the ttsnat ant— there's no point in paying the french any money. they're just tattnt— french any money. they're just tattnt tt— french any money. they're just tattnt tt att— french any money. they're just taking it off for— french any money. they're just taking it off for us— french any money. they're just taking it off for us i can't tanssttt— taking it off for us i can't honestly see— taking it off for us i can't honestly see that they make an statt— honestly see that they make an sttatt ta— honestly see that they make an sttatt ta stat— honestly see that they make an effort to stop them because they tan-t— effort to stop them because they tan-t want— effort to stop them because they don't want them _ effort to stop them because they don't want them there . okay, so don't want them there. okay, so i don't want them there. okay, so t at— don't want them there. okay, so t at tsns— don't want them there. okay, so t at tsas tn— don't want them there. okay, so i am here in asheville. i“ i am here in asheville. i'm in tts— i am here in asheville. i'm in tts tawn— i am here in asheville. i'm in the town square. we've been kind of roving around a little bit and i'm going to bring lee anderson in now. thank you very much, lee. now lee's been obviously very hospitable to us here, chairman the here, the deputy chairman of the conservative we've conservative party. what we've just is just been hearing there, lee, is about issue about how important an issue migration net migration and migration is, net migration and illegal migration is to people in the red wall. it was a big brexit backing area. the red wall in general. they felt a bit let

wall in general. they felt a bit tst tawn. — wall in general. they felt a bit tst tawn. ttst— wall in general. they felt a bit let down. they thought- “ gti they felt a bit let down. they thought it would ttat— let down. they thought it would mean that they— let down. they thought it would mean that they would have tttttst— mean that they would have tighter controls— mean that they would have tighter controls their borders. ws-ts— tighter controls their borders. ws-ts-sssn — tighter controls their borders. we've seen what's happened we've just seen what's happened in we've just seen what's happened tn transs— we've just seen what's happened tn ttanss tat— we've just seen what's happened in france, for example, where a stnan— in france, for example, where a stnan asttun— in france, for example, where a. syrian asylum _stabbed syrian asylum seeker has stabbed taatst— syrian asylum seeker has stabbed taatst-tatt— syrian asylum seeker has stabbed loaded-park for- loaded kids in a park for taatnsss— loaded kids in a park for goodness sake. �*jcttti gtit loaded kids in a park for goodness sake. we've got do goodness sake. we've got to do better, you want better, haven't we? if you want to of places like to keep hold of places like this, know you care this, i mean, i know you care about it, but what are you saying rishi well saying to rishi sunak? well we've seen to rishi sunak we've seen a lot to rishi sunak a&e you a&e government. but, you know, ntttattan—ts- migration, legal migration is far migration, legal migration is tat taa— migration, legal migration is tat taa t— migration, legal migration is tat taa t ws— migration, legal migration is far too i we know that it should be. far too i we know that it should ts.|nsan.— far too i we know that it should ts.|nsan. tts— far too i we know that it should be.imean, it's 600.- far too i we know that it should be. mean, it's 600. i think be. i mean, it's 600. i think tts— be. i mean, it's 600. i think it's-something- it's 650,000, something ridiculous— it's 650,000, something ridiculous-.- it's 650,000, something. ridiculous-. illegal ridiculous like that. illegal ntttattan— ridiculous like that. illegal migration that— ridiculous like that. illegal migration that winds people up even more because at least with the even more because at least with tts tstat— even more because at least with the legal stuff,— even more because at least with the legal stuff, they're coming tsns— the legal stuff, they're coming tsas-.— the legal stuff, they're coming tsts-. tut.— the legal stuff, they're coming tsts-. tut. tau- the legal stuff, they're coming here . but, you know, we here legally. but, you know, we tats— here legally. but, you know, we tats tsatts— here legally. but, you know, we tats tsatts tn— here legally. but, you know, we have people in my— here legally. but, you know, we have people in my constituency ttat— have people in my constituency that-sometimes— have people in my constituency that-sometimes-tol have people in my constituency thatdoctorsietimes to have people in my constituency thatdoctors appointment, to get doctors appointment, get a tsntat— get doctors appointment, get a dental appointment . you know, get doctors appointment, get a denttstrugglettment . you know, get doctors appointment, get a denttstruggle to ent . you know, get doctors appointment, get a denttstruggle to access)u know, get doctors appointment, get a denttstruggle to access public v, they struggle to access public sswtass— they struggle to access public sswtassltts— they struggle to access public services the waiting services, the housing waiting list services, the housing waiting ttst-stutt— services, the housing waiting list-stuff like— services, the housing waiting list stuff like that. so list and stuff like that. so ttst-ts— list and stuff like that. so they're frustrated. they're antnt.— they're frustrated. they're angry- they're— they're frustrated. they're angry. they're a little bit ttst— angry. they're a little bit ttst-ut- - angry. they're a little bit first-up. so- angry. they're a little bit- first-up. so _you're first come up. so when you're out and like you have been out and about like you have been today people or when you today meeting people or when you do your surgeries or whatever you people actually say you do, do people actually say to you, used to be able to get to you, i used to be able to get a appointment? i can't a doctor's appointment? i can't anymore? well, i think what they do do, patrick, they put it in

stronger language than that. it's not just friend theresa tan— it's not just friend theresa tan-wstt.- it's not just friend theresai from _well, - not from earlier. well, it's not just about doctor's just necessarily about doctor's appointment. it's about the stan— appointment. it's about the stat an— appointment. it's about the strain on public— appointment. it's about thei strain on public-it's strain on public services. it's ataut— strain on public services. it's ataut .— strain on public services. it's ataut . tau— strain on public services. it's about , you know,- strain on public services. it's about , you know, people are about, you know, people are natutattt— about, you know, people are naturally conservative. i think tstatttsss— naturally conservative. i think regardless of— naturally conservative. i think regardless of part the regardless of what part of the aauntnt— regardless of what part of the aauntnt tau— regardless of what part of the country you come— regardless of what part of the country you come from, they tan-t— country you come from, theyj tan-t—ant country you come from, theyj don't they've _and country you come from, they don't they've seen and country you come from, they don't they've seen is and country you come from, they don't they've seen is lotnd country you come from, they don't they've seen is lot of what they've seen is a lot of tsatts— what they've seen is a lot of tsatts sattnt— what they've seen is a lot of people coming in— what they've seen is a lot of people coming in over a short tstat— people coming in over a short tsttatlttns— people coming in over a short period-time and— people coming in over a short period time and people just period of time and people just tan-t— period of time and people just tatt-ttat.— period of time and people just don't-that.-it- period of time and people just don't-that. _it it's. don't like that. no, no, it it's tts— don't like that. no, no, it it's tns—tt. i the fast paced nature of it. now:— the fast paced nature of it. waw. tatt— the fast paced nature of it. waw. part at— the fast paced nature of it. now, part of being- the fast paced nature of it. now, part of being out- the fast paced nature of it. now, part of being out and about places like this is, frankly, to talk people, just talk to real people, just ordinary people . and on that ordinary people. and on that note, man. come on note, my good man. come on board. okay. thank you note, my good man. come on boartmuch. okay. thank you note, my good man. come on boartmuch. i okay. thank you note, my good man. come on boartmuch. i oka let hank you note, my good man. come on boartmuch. i oka let you: you very much. i will let you introduce yourself. my introduce yourself. hello, my name john. i live introduce yourself. hello, my name john. ilive in name is john. i live in asnttstt— name is john. i live in ashfield. okay - i live in ashfield. okay name is john. i live in ashfield. okay so brilliant. no, now, john was john was just walking past. i thought i'd grab him walking past. i thought i'd grab ttn ant— walking past. i thought i'd grab ttn ant tutt— walking past. i thought i'd grab him and ruin his— walking past. i thought i'd grab him and ruin his day. - “g i thought i'd grab him and ruin his day. ttint him and ruin his day. now, john, we're talking lot here now we're talking a lot here now about that matter to about the issues that matter to people in the red wall. a lot of the time the red wall, in my view, is either ignored by the mainstream media or talk down to so the platform is yours. what's the most important issue for you

? immigration is one of the main ones. for me , there's— 7’ immigration is one of the main ones. for me , there's a lot of ones. for me, there's a lot of ttsts-s— ones. for me, there's a lot of ttsts-s ss— ones. for me, there's a lot of there's some genuine immigrants sattnt— there's some genuine immigrants aantnt tn— there's some genuine immigrants aantnt tn wttt— there's some genuine immigrants coming in with, you know , but coming in with, you know, but it's coming in with, you know, but tt-s ttsts-s— coming in with, you know, but tt-s ttsts-s a— coming in with, you know, but it's there's a lot— coming in with, you know, but it's there's a lot of free taatsts— it's there's a lot of free loaders coming in. they're just sattnt— loaders coming in. they're just aantnt tn— loaders coming in. they're just aantnt tn ta— loaders coming in. they're just coming in to milk— loaders coming in. they're just coming in to milk the system. ant— coming in to milk the system. ant ttat-s— coming in to milk the system. and that's taking— coming in to milk the system. and that's taking the money away tan— and that's taking the money away tan tts — and that's taking the money away tan tts tsatts— and that's taking the money away from the people who really need it, from the people who really need tt. wta— from the people who really need tt. wta ttts— from the people who really need it, who live in— from the people who really need it, who live in this— from the people who really need it, who live in this country. now:— it, who live in this country. waw. ttts— it, who live in this country. waw. ttts ts.— it, who live in this country. now, this is, again, the reason why— now, this is, again, the reason wtt wss— now, this is, again, the reason wtt tsns— now, this is, again, the reason why we're here is— now, this is, again, the reason why we're here is it's such a taat— why we're here is it's such a taat ass— why we're here is it's such a good case study.— why we're here is it's such a good case study. “ citt”ticit good case study. this area, i mean, the mp himself is a good case study because he was labour and he's now a tory, etcetera. so can ask how did you vote and he's now a tory, etcetera. so llast ask how did you vote and he's now a tory, etcetera. so llast election? id you vote and he's now a tory, etcetera. so llast election? i voted vote and he's now a tory, etcetera. so llast election? i voted ukip the last election? i voted ukip at tts— the last election? i voted ukip at tts tast— the last election? i voted ukip at the last election.— i tit“7 i voted ukip at the last election. okay. i tst— at the last election. okay. i tst atst— at the last election. okay. i bet over the _ at the last election. okay. i bet over the years i've voted ttttuattt— bet over the years i've voted ttttuattt tat— bet over the years i've voted virtually for every party that's tatnt— virtually for every party that's tatnt. tut— virtually for every party that's tatnt. nut atst— virtually for every party that's going. but over you tend to tattttaat— going. but over you tend to political views— going. but over you tend to political views tend to swing tts — political views tend to swing over the time,— political views tend to swing over the time, don't they? i am tust— over the time, don't they? i am aware just there— over the time, don't they? i am aware just there and probably tttnt— aware just there and probably ttttnt tau— aware just there and probably giving you daggers, but are you going— giving you daggers, but are you tatnt ta— giving you daggers, but are you tatnt ta tats— giving you daggers, but are you going to vote for— giving you daggers, but are you going to vote for the next stsattans— going to vote for the next election? it'll— going to vote for the next election? it'll either probably be election? it'll either probably ts tatt.— election? it'll either probably ts tatt. tut— election? it'll either probably ts tatt. tut tt— election? it'll either probably be tory, but it depends how much ttst— be tory, but it depends how much ttst san— be tory, but it depends how much ttst tst— be tory, but it depends how much

they can get done.— be tory, but it depends how much they can get done. possibly independent,— they can get done. possibly independent, because i tell you wtat.— independent, because i tell you wtat. ttt— independent, because i tell you what, i'll tell— independent, because i tell you what, i'll tell you— independent, because i tell you what, i'll tell you what. look, taat— what, i'll tell you what. look, taat. ea— what, i'll tell you what. look, task. to an— what, i'll tell you what. look, look. go on, lee.— what, i'll tell you what. look, look. go on, lee. sorry about this. i'm stitching you up a ttt. — this. i'm stitching you up a ttt. tnt— this. i'm stitching you up a bit. i'm stitching- this. i'm stitching you up a bit. i'm stitching you- i'm stitching you up a bit. i“ “g i. bit. i'm stitching you up a little bit here. but but look, this is kind of direct democracy, okay? here we are. this is i keep banging on about it, banging on it it, but i'm banging on about it because it's true. seats like this are a general this are where a general elections are and lost. elections are won and lost. what do want? think the do you want? well i think the independent councillors have done in ashfield, done a great job in ashfield, but slightly but obviously that's slightly different political different to the main political parties, isn't it? but i mean tts— parties, isn't it? but i mean tts taats— parties, isn't it? but i mean the roads are— parties, isn't it? but i mean the roads are in— parties, isn't it? but i mean the roads are in a- c 7 but i mean the roads are in a shocking stats.— the roads are in a shocking stats. tts— the roads are in a shocking state. the oh,— the roads are in a shocking state. the oh, there you go. vau— state. the oh, there you go. tau ssa— state. the oh, there you go. you see, you've— state. the oh, there you go. you see, you've answered your own question. the independent councils in of the councils are in charge of the roads, county roads, they're the county councils and the district councils. in a councils. our roads are in a shocking state picture this shocking state and picture this if an independent mp if you get an independent mp at the election, knock the next election, can he knock on rishi's door or suella door and say i want for ashfield and say i want this for ashfield or they can't. it or want that? no they can't. it just happen. unfortunately or want that? no they can't. it jus'some happen. unfortunately or want that? no they can't. it jus'some people �*i. unfortunately or want that? no they can't. it jus' some people youtfortunately or want that? no they can't. it jus'some people you mightately or want that? no they can't. it jus'some people you might think for some people you might think this that to have any any sort of voice in parliament you have to be a member of the governing party or the main opposition party or the main opposition party independent party and independent candidate has whatsoever. all has no power whatsoever. all right. no, i mean, it's-

has no power whatsoever. all right. no, i mean, it's a- right. no, i mean, it's a good answs-tatt.— right. no, i mean, it's a good answer-fair, when- right. no, i mean, it's a good answer fair, when it comes answer to be fair, when it comes so answer to be fair, when it comes sa-aatuattt— answer to be fair, when it comes so-actually has— answer to be fair, when it comes so actually has come up so roads actually has come up a tsw— so roads actually has come up a tsw-ant— so roads actually has come up a tsw-ant ttts— so roads actually has come up a few-and this is- few times. and this is interesting. so sunak interesting. so rishi sunak has got big priorities. got his big top five priorities. okay identified okay you've identified immigration. is a big one immigration. this is a big one for would you vote out for for you. would you vote out for a prime minister who turned the boats back? yes. yes so even if there were consequences to that. yeah.i there were consequences to that. yeah. i mean, i don't know why we yeah. i mean, i don't know why ws aan-t— yeah. i mean, i don't know why ws aan-t tust— yeah. i mean, i don't know why we can't just ignore the echr tuttnt— we can't just ignore the echr tuttnt wtsts— we can't just ignore the echr ruling where they say they're tutttnt — ruling where they say they're putting objections forward. why do putting objections forward. why ta — putting objections forward. why ta wats— putting objections forward. why do we. we're not— putting objections forward. why do we. we're not in the eu ntas— do we. we're not in the eu ntas . wtt— do we. we're not in the eu anymore . why have we got to take anymore. why have we got to take nattas— anymore. why have we got to take nattas at— anymore. why have we got to take nattas at wtat— anymore. why have we got to take notice of what they're saying? so notice of what they're saying? so atat— notice of what they're saying? so stat. taw— notice of what they're saying? so stat. now an— notice of what they're saying? so okay, now on that,- notice of what they're saying? so okay, now on that, where are you the labour side of the you on the labour side of the fence? because it is areas like this that labour obviously are trying to win back, right? and i'd you could see if they- i'd you could see if they got “g i“ i ”g“7 and i'd you could see if they got it ntnt— i'd you could see if they got it nttt ttat— i'd you could see if they got it nttt ttat tt— i'd you could see if they got it right that it could— i'd you could see if they got it right that it could be fertile taunt— right that it could be fertile ttaunt tat— right that it could be fertile ground for them. it's not at the nansnt— ground for them. it's not at the nnannsnt tts— ground for them. it's not at the moment it's fair— ground for them. it's not at the moment it's fair to— ground for them. it's not at the moment it's fair to say where tau— moment it's fair to say where tau tn— moment it's fair to say where are you in terms— moment it's fair to say where are you in terms of keir starmer in are you in terms of keir starmer tn tts— are you in terms of keir starmer tn tts tatat— are you in terms of keir starmer in the labor party. _ are you in terms of keir starmer in the labor party. i think ttat-ta— in the labor party. i think they're unelectable at the moment. why? because well, keir starmer just a flip starmer has just missed a flip flop. keeps changing his mind flop. it keeps changing his mind from one another all

from one thing to another all the um, and i can't. i the time. um, and i can't. i can't take them . okay, so if can't take them. okay, so if rishi sunak sorted the roads out and turned the boats back, you'd vote for him . well, anything vote for him. well, anything stss— vote for him. well, anything stss s — vote for him. well, anything else ? there's. _ vote for him. well, anything else ? there's. you've got to else? there's. you've got to think of the whole wide range of spectrum of everything haven't you . i mean spectrum of everything haven't you. i mean i'm more, i'm slightly right of centre i suppose my politics are. but to get take labour seriously again they're going to have to do a lot of work i think with a lot of people. yeah. fascinating stuff. look, thank you very much for stuff. look, thank you very much tat-ttns— stuff. look, thank you very much for-time. great— stuff. look, thank you very much for-time. great-meet- for your time. great to meet tau. — for your time. great to meet tau. _tsat.- for your time. great to meet you. _best. all- for your time. great to meeti you. _best. all right. you. all the best. all right. all best. take right. all the best. take care. right. so, van is so, yes, the police van is indeed here, actually, which is just as well well because just as well as well because he's little he's been kicking off a little bit you're probably bit over there. you're probably seeing all behind me. but seeing it all behind me. but very on brand. when come back, very on brand. when i come back, i to be talking about i am going to be talking about law we could with i am going to be talking about lé bit we could with i am going to be talking about lé bit of we could with i am going to be talking about lé bit of it, we could with i am going to be talking about lé bit of it, actually,ould with i am going to be talking about lé bit of it, actually, buti with i am going to be talking about lébit of it, actually, but i'm with a bit of it, actually, but i'm going to talking about law going to be talking about law and there police and order. there was a police station here. it's closed, although well although we are being quite well protected which protected at the moment, which is great stuff. but up and down the is great stuff. but up and down tts aauntnt— is great stuff. but up and down the country, people— g”ticitc but up and down

the country, people feel as ttautt— the country, people feel as ttautt ws— the country, people feel as though we are— the country, people feel as though we are a soft touch. wa-ta— though we are a soft touch. we've-officers- we've got police officers escorting they escorting just off oil as they ruined the working class lives. but you broken into, ruined the working class lives. but yevery broken into, ruined the working class lives. but yevery chancet into, there's every chance that they're get away with they're going to get away with it. what earth is going on in it. what on earth is going on in areas are seeing areas like this? are you seeing enough law and order patrick christys gb news our red christys on for gb news our red wall

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welcome back. the sun is shining on the red wall here. it is- on the red wall here. it is tntsst. — on the red wall here. it is indeed. ashfield when we are tatnst— indeed. ashfield when we are ratnst naw— indeed. ashfield when we are ratnst tt— indeed. ashfield when we are joined now by the leader of asnttstt— joined now by the leader of ashfield council here. come on in. ashfield council here. come on tn. cans— ashfield council here. come on tn. cans an— ashfield council here. come on tn. cans an tn.— ashfield council here. come on in. come on in. okay so go on, tnttatuas— in. come on in. okay so go on, introduce yourself.— in. come on in. okay so go on, introduce yourself. i'm jason zattaznt.— introduce yourself. i'm jason zadrozny, leader— introduce yourself. i'm jason zadrozny, leader of ashfield ttstnst— zadrozny, leader of ashfield district council. _ zadrozny, leader of ashfield district council. good yet atatn. — district council. good yet atatn. wa— district council. good yet again. ti district council. good yet again. ttit i district council. good yet- again. no wonder i'm getting him to pronounce his own surname there there we go. there is it? but there we go. so i wanted to you very so i wanted to talk to you very appropriately— so i wanted to talk to you very appropriately-law- so i wanted to talk to you very appropriately law and appropriately about law and antst— appropriately about law and order because— appropriately about law and order because this is a key tssus—tts- order because this is a key issue _the red issue in not just in the red watt. — issue in not just in the red wall. actually,- issue in not just in the red wall. i wall. actually, frankly, everywhere. yesterday on my show, about show, i was talking about the fact remarkably fact that apparently, remarkably in basically half of in half, basically half of britain, they haven't solved a burglary for three years, which is just mental. right. burglary for three years, which isjust mental. right. i mean, is just mental. right. i mean, it's absolutely— right. i mean, it's absolutely bonkers. i mean, i it's absolutely bonkers. i mean, t nat— it's absolutely bonkers. i mean, t nat ttat— it's absolutely bonkers. i mean, t nat ttat t— it's absolutely bonkers. i mean, i not that i have— it's absolutely bonkers. i mean, i not that i have a— it's absolutely bonkers. i mean, i not that i have a particular tnsttnattan— i not that i have a particular inclination to— i not that i have a particular inclination to break into someone's home, one of inclination to break into- someone's home,-one of the someone's home, but one of the tttnts—tts- someone's home, but one of the tttnts—tts ttsai things that stops me is the idea ttat— things that stops me is the idea ttatlntttt— things that stops me is the idea ttat|ntttt tst— things that stops me is the idea that might get caught. that i might get caught. but attatanttt— that i might get caught. but apparently that's— that i might get caught. but apparently that's not a thing anymore. there go. but anymore. so there we go. but here had a police gtit but here had a police station gt but here had a police station in here we had a police station in it here we had a police station in tt stut— here we had a police station in tt stut a— here we had a police station in it shut a familiar— here we had a police station in it shut a familiar tale everywhere,- it shut a familiar tale everywhere, well, everywhere, isn't it? well, across—tasti across ashfield we've lost in every towns. we had every one of our towns. we had big police station— every one of our towns. we had big police station has- ” we had big police station has been big police station has all been atasst— big police station has all been stasst atst— big police station has all been closed over the— big police station has all been closed over the last ten years ant— closed over the last ten years and-we're still- closed over the last ten years and we're still down and of course we're still down nasstwstt— and of course we're still down massively-police- and of course we're still down massively police figures. so massively on police figures. so big massively on police figures. so ttt—tust- massively on police figures. so ttt—rust atautl big problem, not just about astuattt— big problem, not just about. actually—safe,

actually making people safe, but natnt— actually making people safe, but tatnt-tsst— actually making people safe, but making-feel safe,- actually making people safe, but making feel safe, which is making them feel safe, which is a nuts— making them feel safe, which is a tuts tssus— making them feel safe, which is a huge issue in— making them feel safe, which is a huge issue in this community. tsat— a huge issue in this community. tsat. stat— a huge issue in this community. tsat. stat — a huge issue in this community. tsat. otat att— a huge issue in this community. yeah. okay all right.- a huge issue in this community. yeah. okay ”g“ “i itit itit yeah. okay all right. and do do people feel safe? i mean, we can't around fact that can't get around the fact that the has rocked up the police van has rocked up some are pointing dewbs& some people are pointing dewbs& co the police turn up and that maybe this is fault. and you maybe this is my fault. and you might about that. but, might be right about that. but, i there's a pretty fair i mean, there's a pretty fair police represents nation here. now, look here. look. there's a tatss— now, look here. look. there's a tattas tan— now, look here. look. there's a police van here,— now, look here. look. there's a police van here, but that is a ttstnst— police van here, but that is a district council— police van here, but that is a district council van. we are tatnt— district council van. we are tattnt ta— district council van. we are having to spend- district council van. we are having to spend £1.3 million of ttstnat— having to spend £1.3 million of district council— having to spend £1.3 million of district council funding pr0ppin9_ district council funding pr0ppin9 up- district council funding propping up a job that the tatss— propping up a job that the police should— propping up a job that the police should be doing. now, i tttnt— police should be doing. now, i tttnt tts— police should be doing. now, i think the police— police should be doing. now, i think the police are pretty good in ashfield and across nottinghamshire, but they tawsn-t— nottinghamshire, but they tatsn-t tat— nottinghamshire, but they haven't got resources. the haven't got the resources. the eawstnnsnt— haven't got the resources. the government given them government haven't given them wtat— government haven't given them wtat-ta— government haven't given them wtat-ta-sa- government haven't given them what-to-so we'rel what they need to do. so we're tawtnt— what they need to do. so we're having-additional- having to spend additional taxtatsts— having to spend additional taxpayers money the job taxpayers money to do the job ttat— taxpayers money to do the job ttat-ta. — taxpayers money to do the job ttat-ta. - taxpayers money to do the job that-do. this- taxpayers money to do the job that-do. this is. that they can't do. this is interesting . talk through interesting. talk me through this mean we have this then. so i mean we have a tsttt— this then. so i mean we have a ttsttt taat— so i mean we have a pretty good representation here, tan-t— pretty good representation here, tan-t wss— pretty good representation here, don't we? police _ pretty good representation here, don't we? police van police atttast— don't we? police van police officer, district— don't we? police van police officer, district council van ttat— officer, district council van ttat-ttat- officer, district council van man that mean? c officer, district council van- man-that mean? it looks man what's that mean? it looks like man what's that mean? it looks ttta a— man what's that mean? it looks ttta a tatss— man what's that mean? it looks like a police van,— man what's that mean? it looks like a police van, but the taxpayers are paying for the police and they're paying for this. well, yeah, we're doing sata— this. well, yeah, we're doing extra-we've put- this. well, yeah, we're doing extra _we've put up.

extra work. so we've put up sata— extra work. so we've put up extra-odd— extra work. so we've put up extra .odd cctv- extra work. so we've put up extra odd cctv cameras over extra 50 odd cctv cameras over tts— extra 50 odd cctv cameras over tts tast— extra 50 odd cctv cameras over tts nst-tsans.— extra 50 odd cctv cameras over the last-years.-pay- extra 50 odd cctv cameras over the last years. pay for extra 50 odd cctv cameras over the wardens years. pay for extra 50 odd cctv cameras over the wardens ye bolster pay for extra 50 odd cctv cameras over the wardens ye bolster to y for extra 50 odd cctv cameras over the wardens yebolster to go>r ten wardens to bolster to go taunt— ten wardens to bolster to go round our streets— ten wardens to bolster to go round our streets and parks and tawn— round our streets and parks and tawn asntss — round our streets and parks and town centres. they— round our streets and parks and town centres. they deal with a lot town centres. they deal with a tatltts— town centres. they deal with a lot-the anti—social- town centres. they deal with a lot the anti—social behaviour lot of the anti—social behaviour for lot of the anti—social behaviour tat—wants.- lot of the anti—social behaviour for—violence, the. for the domestic violence, the stuff— for the domestic violence, the stuff-pence - for the domestic violence, the stuff police simply stuff that the police simply don-t— stuff that the police simply amt-time- stuff that the police simply don't_time.do.| don't have the time to do. otherwise— don't have the time to do. otherwise wouldn't otherwise people wouldn't be in our—spending- otherwise people wouldn't be in our spending money. our town centre spending money. so our town centre spending money. so-vnat— our town centre spending money. so-vnat we— our town centre spending money. so-vnat we do— our town centre spending money. so .vital we do that- our town centre spending money. so vital we do that to so it's vital we do that to drive— so it's vital we do that to drive the — so it's vital we do that to drive the economy back up. okay, so drive the economy back up. okay, see-talk— drive the economy back up. okay, soitalk e— drive the economy back up. okay, soitalk a tee— drive the economy back up. okay, so.talk a lot about— drive the economy back up. okay, so talk a lot about levelling so we talk a lot about levelling up- — so we talk a lot about levelling up. _tee— so we talk a lot about levelling up. _tee about- so we talk a lot about levelling up. _lot about the. up. we talk a lot about the finances of it. yeah, just walk me— finances of it. yeah, just walk me-wey— finances of it. yeah, just walk me-wey e— finances of it. yeah, just walk me-wey e-bn.- finances of it. yeah, just walk me .way a _bit. so i finances of it. yeah, just walki me .way a-bit. so we me this way a little bit. so we talk— me this way a little bit. so we talk-the— me this way a little bit. so we talk _the finances- me this way a little bit. so we talk the finances of it. talk about the finances of it. weve—ehee- talk about the finances of it. - we've—that-cost we've spoken about that the cost of living— we've spoken about that the cost of living crisis— we've spoken about that the cost of living crisis is— we've spoken about that the cost of living crisis is very real, absolutely— of living crisis is very real, absolutely everywhere. and from what— absolutely everywhere. and from whee-gather,— absolutely everywhere. and from what-gather, _it's- what i can gather, yeah, it's hee— what i can gather, yeah, it's had—big- what i can gather, yeah, it's had—big impactl what i can gather, yeah, it's. had—big impact on had a it's had a big impact on people.— had a it's had a big impact on people. struggling, people. people are struggling, but people. people are struggling, bee-you— people. people are struggling, but-you wouldn't- people. people are struggling, but you wouldn't say but it's no, you wouldn't say necessarily— but it's no, you wouldn't say necessarily more— but it's no, you wouldn't say necessarily more so than some of the places— necessarily more so than some of the the h— necessarily more so than some of the places in the— necessarily more so than some of the places in the uk. so it's tttnt— the places in the uk. so it's about her— the places in the uk. so it's about pet tet— the places in the uk. so it's about par for the- the places in the uk. so it's about par for the course. from what— about par for the course. from what .— about par for the course. from what . eth— about par for the course. from what i can gather. right. um but levelling up would mean providing more bobbies on the beat as well for example, there's different ways level there's different ways to level up. you would presumably want up. so you would presumably want a tougher approach and more funding for law and order .7 funding for law and order? well, i absolutely think well, idabsolutely think that's well, i absolutely think that's hght. — well, i absolutely think that's hght. .— well, i absolutely think that's hght. t heh— well, i absolutely think that's right. i mean, firstly, when the government— right. i mean, firstly, when the government give— right. i mean, firstly, when the government give this police epehthg—theyi

spending powers what they tetuttty— spending powers what they actually mean— spending powers what they actually mean put the council actually mean is put the council tax-huts— actually mean is put the council tax-huts hee- actually mean is put the council tax puts more pressure actually mean is put the council taxpeople. puts more pressure actually mean is put the council taxpeople. whatts more pressure actually mean is put the council taxpeople. what wefore pressure actually mean is put the council tax people. what we needtressure actually mean is put the council taxpeople. what we need isssure actually mean is put the council taxpeople. what we need is core on people. what we need is core tuhthg— on people. what we need is core funding-officers- on people. what we need is core funding-officers as- funding for police officers as eth— funding for police officers as we're still not— funding for police officers as we're still not back at 2010, tethe— we're still not back at 2010, police officer— we're still not back at 2010, police officer figures people went— police officer figures people went to— police officer figures people went to see— police officer figures people want to see people on their etteete— want to see people on their etteete ee— want to see people on their streets so they— want to see people on their streets so they feel safe. so tee-he— streets so they feel safe. so tee-he get- streets so they feel safe. so core - has got to - streets so they feel safe. so core has got to be streets so they feel safe. so- core-has got to be back. core funding has got to be back. the— core funding has got to be back. ant-thht— core funding has got to be back. and _think there's- core funding has got to be back. and think there's got to and i also think there's got to be and i also think there's got to he-ttexthte. — and i also think there's got to be flexible. motty the be more flexible. motty so the tethe— be more flexible. motty so the police-crime _ be more flexible. motty so the police crime commissioner police and crime commissioner eth-tuhthg— police and crime commissioner eeh-tuhthg uh- police and crime commissioner can-funding up if- police and crime commissioner can funding up if she can can put funding up if she needs— can can put funding up if she heetelee— can can put funding up if she needs-as well. - can can put funding up if she needs as well. c�*s/q with needs to as well. okay. now, this is this is interesting because think, really this is this is interesting becedeserve think, really this is this is interesting becedeserve to think, really this is this is interesting becedeserve to tisafe really just deserve to feel safe on their streets, they ? all their streets, don't they? all too now, people their streets, don't they? all too _now, people right. too often now, people right the— too often now, people right across the country feel as though— across the country feel as though .their_ across the country feel as though their house gets though if their house gets theteh— though if their house gets broken into,— though if their house gets broken into, there's petty broken into, if there's a petty crime, a mugging, if crime, if there's a mugging, if theh— crime, if there's a mugging, if theh eat— crime, if there's a mugging, if theh gets— crime, if there's a mugging, if their car gets nicked, that mayhe— their car gets nicked, that matte-het— their car gets nicked, that maybe not worth maybe it's not even worth tepettthg— maybe it's not even worth reporting because might reporting it because it might not reporting it because it might hot—we- reporting it because it might hot—we ten-tl reporting it because it might- not_we don't really not get solved. we don't really want a world like want to live in a world like that, do we? i think and every single area around has seen single area around here has seen a police station closed. and this isn't a really— a police station closed. and this isn't a really fair- this isn't a really fair representation of what i imagine-— representation of what i imagine. it's— representation of what i imagine. it's like most of the the,— imagine. it's like most of the the to— imagine. it's like most of the the to he— imagine. it's like most of the time, to be fair.— imagine. it's like most of the time, to be fair. but you know, the— time, to be fair. but you know, the theme— time, to be fair. but you know, the visible representation of hevhg— the visible representation of htvhe e— the visible representation of having a bobby— the visible representation of having a bobby on the beat is eemethhe— having a bobby on the beat is something that— having a bobby on the beat is something that i— having a bobby on the beat is something that i don't think can be something that i don't think can he-heh— something that i don't think can b._me..,-..e. be beaten. i mean, there are etuttee— be beaten. i mean, there are etuttee eut—

be beaten. i mean, there are studies out there— be beaten. i mean, there are studies out there that show that tttetttty— studies out there that show that tttehtty thet— studies out there that show that literally just having bobby literally just having a bobby on the—ethere- the beat deter others huge amount— the beat deter others huge amount-crime. - the beat deter others huge amount crime. d the beat deter others huge- amountlcrime. although to be amount of crime. although to be fair, you wouldn't necessarily know the know if you looked around at the minute, well, look, this isn't crime. this is kids who are hteteetet— interested because you're here. hut— interested because you're here. hut-have— interested because you're here. hut-have ethe- interested because you're here. but have crime and we have but we do have crime and we have teet— but we do have crime and we have teeth—e— but we do have crime and we have teeth—e heet- fear of crime. and we need peehte— fear of crime. and we need peepte—hhtl people on the streets. but that-e— people on the streets. but that's-council. people on the streets. but- that's-council stepped that's where the council stepped in that's where the council stepped th hete. — that's where the council stepped th here. the— that's where the council stepped in here. the independent said the—ethe- in here. the independent said the—eehe th- in here. the independent said the—come in and. in here. the independent said. the—come in and have the police can come in and have a the police can come in and have teh— eehhetti a station back at our council etttee— a station back at our council thee—hy- a station back at our councili office—by other office with bolstered by other ththgh—get- office with bolstered by other ththge.—eet te- things. but you've got to be teete— things. but you've got to be creative.ithink_ things. but you've got to be creative. think day and creative. i think this day and age— creative. i think this day and age, hehttett— creative. i think this day and age, ashfield bucked that age, ashfield has bucked that trend— age, ashfield has bucked that tent-tt— age, ashfield has bucked that tteht-tt you- age, ashfield has bucked that trend _if you want. trend a bit. but if you want heehte— trend a bit. but if you want heehtelhe— trend a bit. but if you want people-be-town. trend a bit. but if you want- peoplelbe-town centres people to be in our town centres ehehtthg— people to be in our town centres ehehtthg-heheh- people to be in our town centres spending money, you spending their money, if you went—te- spending their money, if you. went—te-httte want people to go to the parks or ge— want people to go to the parks or gelthe— want people to go to the parks or golthe huh— want people to go to the parks or go the pub, they need to or go to the pub, they need to teet— or go to the pub, they need to teet ette— or go to the pub, they need to feel safe-sadly— or go to the pub, they need to feel safe sadly that's feel safe and sadly that's teetthg— feel safe and sadly that's lacking certainly across the region-— lacking certainly across the teeth—he.- lacking certainly across the tetgehhh— ttl lacking certainly across the region._no, it is.| region. yeah no, no, it is. look, thank you much look, thank you very much for your today. well grab your time today. may well grab your time today. may well grab you the end the you again before the end of the show. been it's been show. but it's been it's been enlightening. and actually i'll just because this just stay with me because this is like said, is fascinating. like i said, this wall special. this is our red wall special. it's little microcosm it's a perfect little microcosm of we did the net of this. when we did the net migration , picked migration special, we picked a great in great place at boston in lincolnshire, the place that voted anywhere in the voted more than anywhere in the country brexit. one of the country for brexit. one of the ephetehtty— country for brexit. one of the apparently least— country for brexit. one of the apparently least well- tti]. mix c one of the apparently least well integrated htteee— apparently least well integrated htteee th— apparently least well integrated pteeee th the— apparently least well integrated places in the country as well. chhe— places in the country as well. the hat— places in the country as well.

crime had gone— places in the country as well. crime had gone-huge- places in the country as well. crime had gone huge levels of crime had gone up huge levels of net migration, so we kind of absolutely hammered home. absolutely hammered that home. but the same when but this is just the same when it the red wall, it comes to the red wall, really. even got really. i mean, you've even got an was labour actually an mp who was labour actually worked gloria de piero for worked for gloria de piero for a while, who's now of our parish, who's now a tory as this area is . and this is a vital . and this really is a vital place that keir starmer is going to have try win. we've to have to try to win. we've covered lot over the course of covered a lot over the course of this show. we've covered immigration.— we've covered immigration. we've covered a bit of immigration. we've covered a bit et-et— immigration. we've covered a bit et-et ttvthg. — immigration. we've covered a bit of-of living. we've- of the cost of living. we've coveted— of the cost of living. we've. covered _we've covered law and order. we've also spoken about culture wars. when , i am going when i come back, i am going to be a bit as well be talking a little bit as well about whether or people about whether or not people are actually to change their actually going to change their vote. out. you vote. but check this out. you you an independent, you are an independent, aren't you? this is this is you? now, this is this is important because why are you seeing people voting? not for tories and not for the labour party as well? why are independents so, so, so prominent? well, firstly , last prominent? well, firstly, last three— prominent? well, firstly, last three council— “6x7 well, firstly, last three council elections, independents have won in hehttett— independents have won in ashfield and— independents have won in ashfield and at the last general eteetteh— ashfield and at the last general election we're— ashfield and at the last general election we're in— ashfield and at the last general election we're in second place here— election we're in second place here he— election we're in second place here tewett. — election we're in second place here as well. .i- election we're in second place here as well. c here as well. and i think it's because we do things

differently. not differently. it's not just labour tories turn to win labour or the tories turn to win here. work by changing the here. we work by changing the area, by representing it, by, you know, we've put a lot of stuff into leisure, into crime, into change in the area and people can see what a difference we've made. so you have to dig a moat around and make a difference. all right, look, thank you very much. look, we're just 90i“9_ thank you very much. look, we're just goinglhead_ thank you very much. look, we're just going-head over- thank you very much. look, we're just going-head over here- thank you very much. look, we're just greally,|head over here- ttig “x.“mf look, we're just (really, because ler here ttig i look, we're just (really, because itr here ttig i look, we're just (really, because i justre ttig i look, we're just (really, because i just want now, really, because i just want to get— now, really, because i just want to get a— now, really, because i just want to get a ttttte— now, really, because i just want to get a little bit— now, really, because i just want to get a little bit of a flavour of to get a little bit of a flavour oh the— to get a little bit of a flavour oh the town— to get a little bit of a flavour of the town centre for you there as of the town centre for you there te-thte— of the town centre for you there te-thte te— of the town centre for you there as-this is really- as well. and this is really what were-thu— as well. and this is really what we're-drill down- as well. and this is really what we're drill down on we're trying to drill down on teeth— we're trying to drill down on tetey, hhteh— we're trying to drill down on today, which .the - we're trying to drill down on today, which the main reasons we're trying to drill down on toda people| the main reasons we're trying to drill down on toda people here 1e main reasons we're trying to drill down on toda people here are1ain reasons we're trying to drill down on toda people here are eitherasons we're trying to drill down on toda people here are either going why people here are either going to_th— why people here are either going te-et vete— why people here are either going to-or vote labour- why people here are either going to-or vote labour or. to vote tory or vote labour or etueteth— to vote tory or vote labour or crucially independent the crucially independent at the next—andl crucially independent at the. next _and that crucially independent at the. nexta _and that crucially independent at the nexta fascinating and that crucially independent at the nexta fascinating point,1d that crucially independent at the nexta fascinating point, wasn't was a fascinating point, wasn't it? was a fascinating point, wasn't ttt-hethtthe- was a fascinating point, wasn'ti it?-paintinglpicture it? and we're painting a picture here—tethe- it? and we're painting a picture here _towns really. here of forgotten towns really in here of forgotten towns really heetuee-h— here of forgotten towns really in - because of - here of forgotten towns really in because of areas in a sense, because of areas the— in a sense, because of areas the the— in a sense, because of areas the the he— in a sense, because of areas like this are where general eteettehe— like this are where general elections-really- like this are where general elections really and elections are really won and test.— elections are really won and test tt-e— elections are really won and test tt-e het— elections are really won and lost. it's not just— elections are really won and lost. it's not just you kind of tethe— lost. it's not just you kind of the-et— lost. it's not just you kind of blue-or whatever- lost. it's not just you kind of blue or whatever they want blue wall or whatever they want to eat— blue wall or whatever they want to eat tt— blue wall or whatever they want to call it down— blue wall or whatever they want to call it down south. it teeth-t— to call it down south. it doesn't really- to call it down south. it doesn't really matter much doesn't really matter so much about— doesn't really matter so much about-happene— doesn't really matter so much about happens scotland. about what happens in scotland. i about what happens in scotland. t-sehe— about what happens in scotland. t-sehe sette— about what happens in scotland. i-some scots shouting. i can hear some scots shouting at screens at their television screens now as but there go. as i talk, but there we go. it's areas like this . it's this it's areas like this. it's this big— it's areas like this. it's this big hett— it's areas like this. it's this big belt that's— it's areas like this. it's this big belt that's really bang up

for big belt that's really bang up ttt-th— big belt that's really bang up tee-h the— big belt that's really bang up for in the middle the for grabs in the middle of the country— for grabs in the middle of the country .— for grabs in the middle of the eehhth . ahe— for grabs in the middle of the country . and what i think should country. and what i think should be-concern to- country. and what i think should be-concern to both. be a massive concern to both mj'or— be a massive concern to both major political— be a massive concern to both major political parties is the he— major political parties is the et— major political parties is the oh the— major political parties is the rise of the independents is the he— rise of the independents is the et— rise of the independents is the oh the— rise of the independents is the rise of the protest— rise of the independents is the rise of the protest vote. what is rise of the protest vote. what he theetutety— rise of the protest vote. what is absolutely overwhelming here on is absolutely overwhelming here eh ttt— is absolutely overwhelming here on at et— is absolutely overwhelming here on at oh the— is absolutely overwhelming here on all of the topics that we've eheteh— on all of the topics that we've eheteh about,— on all of the topics that we've spoken about, whether it's immigration,— spoken about, whether it's immigration, whether it's cost of immigration, whether it's cost et ttvthg— immigration, whether it's cost oh the et— immigration, whether it's cost of living or whether it's got to do of living or whether it's got to to wtth— of living or whether it's got to to htth the— of living or whether it's got to do with the culture wars, whether— do with the culture wars, whether it's _ do with the culture wars, whether it's to- do with the culture wars, whether it's to do with absolutely— whether it's to do with absolutely anything. the theme— absolutely anything. the absolute screaming absolute thing that's screaming out again is out to me time and time again is political disillusionment. if somebody gets this right, they wttt— somebody gets this right, they httt wh— somebody gets this right, they httt hth the— somebody gets this right, they will win the next— somebody gets this right, they will win the next general eteetteh — will win the next general election. i'll— will win the next general election. cc s will win the next general election. cc " will win the next general- election. i'll see you in a tick . thanks, patrick.— election. i'll see you in a tick . thanks, patrick. it's- election. cc " c (a? thanks, patrick. it's 530. i'm . thanks, patrick. it's 530. i'm rav— . thanks, patrick. it's 530. i'm hey hhteteeh— . thanks, patrick. it's 530. i'm ray anderson in— thanks, patrick. it's 530. i'm ray anderson in the newsroom and our ray anderson in the newsroom and tep— ray anderson in the newsroom and teh eteh— ray anderson in the newsroom and teh eteh tet— ray anderson in the newsroom and our top story for children, thetutthg— our top story for children, thethtthe t— our top story for children, including a british national and two including a british national and the teeth— including a british national and two adults have— including a british national and two adults have been injured in a two adults have been injured in e the— two adults have been injured in a knife attack— two adults have been injured in a knife attack in— two adults have been injured in a knife attack in the french the. — a knife attack in the french the how,— a knife attack in the french the new, tt-e— a knife attack in the french alps. now, it's understood that the thtteheh— alps. now, it's understood that the knifeman is— alps. now, it's understood that the knifeman is a— alps. now, it's understood that the knifeman is a syrian hattehet— the knifeman is a syrian national who _ the knifeman is a syrian national who has refugee status in national who has refugee status th sweteh. — national who has refugee status th sweteh. he— national who has refugee status in sweden. ti; ti;xti;iti;t: national who has refugee status in sweden. ti; ti;xtiiti;t: i in sweden. he entered france legally and wasn't previously

known to security agencies . now known to security agencies. now shocking footage has— i d now shocking footage has emerged ehtthe— shocking footage has emerged ehtthe . — shocking footage has emerged online. nine— shocking footage has emerged online. nine of— shocking footage has emerged online . nine of the- shocking footage has emerged online . \t 5�* shocking footage has emerged online . \t i’é�* shocking footage has emerged online . \t 3�* titt: online. nine of the 31 year old carrying out that attack in a playground in the alpine town of annecy. police say he was shot in annecy. police say he was shot th the— annecy. police say he was shot th the hege— annecy. police say he was shot in the legs whilst— ' "witt? police say he was shot in the legs whilst being theetet— in the legs whilst being arrested and— in the legs whilst being arrested and has since been taken— arrested and has since been taken to— arrested and has since been taken to hospital . french former taken to hospital. french former teethttt— taken to hospital. french former teethett pteyet— taken to hospital. french former football player anthony le tettee— football player anthony le tettee wee— football player anthony le tallec was on— football player anthony le tallec was on the scene and teeehhet— tallec was on the scene and described what— tallec was on the scene and described what he saw . , described what he saw. kyiv i the— described what he saw. kyiv i the guy— described what he saw. kyiv i saw the guy who _ described what he saw. kyiv i saw the guy who indeed is coming in front of me. he's on the the — in front of me. he's on the geee the— in front of me. he's on the grass. the cops— in front of me. he's on the grass. the cops are- i“ he's on the grass. the cops are right behind ehewt— grass. the cops are right behind ehewt 5— grass. the cops are right behind ehewt s eh— grass. the cops are right behind about 5 or 10m— grass. the cops are right behind about 5 or 10m behind him and about 5 or10m behind him and whe— about 5 or 10m behind him and who eeh-t— about 5 or 10m behind him and who can't catch— about 5 or10m behind him and who can't catch up— about 5 or 10m behind him and who can't catch up with him. so i who can't catch up with him. so t hete— who can't catch up with him. so t eut— who can't catch up with him. so t ewt et— who can't catch up with him. so i move out of the— who can't catch up with him. so i move out of the way a little eht— i move out of the way a little eht t— i move out of the way a little eht t eee— i move out of the way a little and i see him— i move out of the way a little and i see him going straight tewette— and i see him going straight towards men— and i see him going straight towards men and women and he etteete— towards men and women and he etteete .— towards men and women and he etteete. he— towards men and women and he attacks . he attacks the old guy. attacks. he attacks the old guy. he attacks. he attacks the old guy. he etehe— attacks. he attacks the old guy. he etehe hth— attacks. he attacks the old guy. he stabs him. once cops are he stabs him. once the cops are hehtht— he stabs him. once the cops are hehtht hm,— he stabs him. once the cops are behind him, can't— he stabs him. once the cops are behind him, can't catch up with hth— behind him, can't catch up with hth. ahe— behind him, can't catch up with hth. the t— behind him, can't catch up with him. and | tell— behind him, can't catch up with him. and i tell them, i tell the eehe— him. and i tell them, i tell the eege teet— him. and i tell them, i tell the cops, just shoot— him. and i tell them, i tell the cops, just shoot him, kill him. he-e— cops, just shoot him, kill him. we etehhthg— cops, just shoot him, kill him. he's stabbing everybody . so he he's stabbing everybody. so he etteete— he's stabbing everybody. so he attacks once, _ he's stabbing everybody. so he attacks once, twice , and then attacks once, twice, and then they— attacks once, twice, and then they etett— attacks once, twice, and then they start shooting. so they eheet— they start shooting. so they eheet th— they start shooting. so they shoot in front— they start shooting. so they shoot in front of— they start shooting. so they shoot in front of me . shoot in front of me. so this is whet— shoot in front of me. so this is whet we— shoot in front of me. so this is what we know about the five victims. four are children, all

aged between 22 months and three years old. two of the toddlers and one of the adults are in a life threatening condition . the life threatening condition. the foreign secretary has confirmed that one of the injured toddlers is a british national. witnesses say at least one victim was in a pram at the time of that attack . prime minister rishi sunak and the french president have both condemned the attacker as cowardly . well president biden cowardly. well president biden has told rishi sunak that the special relationship between the uk and the us is in real good shape. uk and the us is in real good shape . that's during talks at shape. that's during talks at the white house meeting in the oval office. rishi sunak mentioned the strength of that partnership and promised to continue to put our values front and centre . the two leaders also and centre. the two leaders also discussed how they've stood together in support of ukraine and the potential dangers of new technologies. we and the potential dangers of new technologies . we face a war on technologies. we face a war on the tweheeh— technologies. we face a war on the european continent- "d we face a war on the european continent and as we've done before, the us and the— we've done before, the us and the ttt— we've done before, the us and the ttt hete— we've done before, the us and the uk have stood— we've done before, the us and the uk have stood together to

ewggeh— the uk have stood together to support ukraine— the uk have stood together to support ukraine and stand up for the wewete— support ukraine and stand up for the wewete et— support ukraine and stand up for the values of democracy and teeth— the values of democracy and freedom and— the values of democracy and freedom and make sure that they wewett— freedom and make sure that they wewett. ae— freedom and make sure that they gtewett. the t— freedom and make sure that they prevail. as i know— freedom and make sure that they prevail. as i know we will. but etee— prevail. as i know we will. but etee t— prevail. as i know we will. but also i completely— prevail. as i know we will. but also i completely agree with whet— also i completely agree with whet wee— also i completely agree with what you said— also i completely agree with what you said our economies are eeehg— what you said our economies are eeethg. tethehe— what you said our economies are seeing. perhaps the— what you said our economies are seeing. perhaps the biggest transformation— seeing. perhaps the biggest transformation since the industrial— transformation since the industrial revolution as new teehhetegw— industrial revolution as new teehhetegw te— industrial revolution as new technology is providing credible eggehwhtttee— technology is providing credible eggehwhtttee ,— technology is providing credible opportunities , but also give our opportunities, but also give our eweteehee— opportunities, but also give our adversaries more— opportunities, but also give our adversaries more tools for harm . het— adversaries more tools for harm . hut he— adversaries more tools for harm . hut ththg— adversaries more tools for harm . but one thing i— adversaries more tools for harm . but one thing i know won't ehenge— . but one thing i know won't ehehge. th— . but one thing i know won't change. i'm confident, won't ehehge,— change. i'm confident, won't ehehge, te— change. i'm confident, won't ehehge, he the— change. i'm confident, won't change, is the strength of our gehhetehth— change, is the strength of our partnership, our— change, is the strength of our partnership, our friendship . partnership, our friendship. wett— partnership, our friendship. weg, wee— partnership, our friendship. well, you can— partnership, our friendship. well, you can get more on all of thee— well, you can get more on all of thee etehee— well, you can get more on all of those stories by— well, you can get more on all of those stories by visiting our wehette,— those stories by visiting our wehette, eh— those stories by visiting our website, gb news news.com. wett— website, gb news news.com. we go— website, gb news news.com. we go teet— website, gb news news.com. we'll go back to— website, gb news news.com. we'll go back to patrick- website, gb news news.com. we'll go back to patrick in just a second . direct bullion a second. direct bullion sponsors the finance report on gb news for gold and silver investment . but first, a quick investment. but first, a quick snapshot of today's markets. the pound will buy you 1.25, four,

$5 and ,1.1638. the price of gold is £1,568.65 per ounce. and the ftse 100 is closed at 7599 points. direct bullion sponsors the finance report on gb news investments that matter . behold investments that matter. behold the red wall. okay so— behold the red wall. okay so welcome tech— the red wall. okay so welcome heet, everybody-— the red wall. okay so welcome back, everybody. patrick chhetwe— back, everybody. patrick christys here _ back, everybody. patrick christys here for gb news. i meet— christys here for gb news. i meet eew— christys here for gb news. i meet eew t— christys here for gb news. i must say i absolute love being out he— must say i absolute love being out and about.— must say i absolute love being out and about. it— must say i absolute love being out and about. it is great to connect— out and about. it is great to connect with_ out and about. it is great to connect with real people. but hettttee— connect with real people. but gettttee te— connect with real people. but politics is not— connect with real people. but politics is not the only thing. tethe— politics is not the only thing. hello, politics— politics is not the only thing. hello, politics is— politics is not the only thing. hello, politics is not the only ththg— hello, politics is not the only ththg thet-e— hello, politics is not the only thing that's going on at the moment— thing that's going on at the moment because we've had another gette—eht- moment because we've had another gette—eht ettwe- gaffe from joe biden and olivia ttttew— gaffe from joe biden and olivia ttttew getttteet— gaffe from joe biden and olivia utley political reporterjoins utley political reporter joins us now . olivia— utley political reporter joins us now . olivia yes. as he put us now. olivia yes. as he put hhe— us now. olivia yes. as he put hte teet— us now. olivia yes. as he put hte teet th— us now. olivia yes. as he put his foot in it— us now. olivia yes. as he put his foot in it again. us now. olivia yes. as he put his foot in it again . his foot in it again. hello. yest— his foot in it again. hello. wee. t— his foot in it again. hello. yes, i think— his foot in it again. hello. yes, i think we can safely say that biden has put his foot in it. he's getting a bit of a reputation for gaffes and i

think as you can hear, this one was was pretty embarrassing . was was pretty embarrassing. okay . well, mr president, mr okay. well, mr president, mr president, just demo to you , mr president, just demo to you, mr prime minister. yes, it was quite, prime minister. yes, it was gwtte, gette— 37” ii i“ yes, it was quite, quite interesting. olivia ethe— quite, quite interesting. olivia 0g... t— quite, quite interesting. olivia olivia, i believe— quite, quite interesting. olivia olivia, i believe that you might hete— olivia, i believe that you might have some information about hotte— have some information about hehe tehheeh— have some information about boris johnson as— have some information about boris johnson as well. is that eeweete— boris johnson as well. is that correct? t— boris johnson as well. is that correct? i mean,— boris johnson as well. is that correct? i mean, actually, it'd be correct? i mean, actually, it'd he greet— correct? i mean, actually, it'd he gteet tt— correct? i mean, actually, it'd he gteet tt wee— correct? i mean, actually, it'd be great if you did, because i'm the— be great if you did, because i'm the et— be great if you did, because i'm the et th— be great if you did, because i'm kind of in that— be great if you did, because i'm kind of in that in— be great if you did, because i'm kind of in that in this swathe of kind of in that in this swathe et eeete— kind of in that in this swathe et eeete hw— kind of in that in this swathe of seats now that— kind of in that in this swathe of seats now that boris of course, won with a stonking hetehtw. — course, won with a stonking hetehtw. te— course, won with a stonking majority. is correct? yes majority. is that correct? yes yes: _ majority. is that correct? yes yes, absolutely.— majority. is that correct? yes yes, absolutely. boris- majority. is that correct? yes yes, absolutely. boris johnson has had some news today. yes, absolutely. boris johnson has had some news today . the has had some news today. the committee that's looking into whether or not he misled parliament over the partygate issue has now given on their draft report to boris johnson. he now has two weeks to make any

response . he can introduce more response. he can introduce more witnesses if he likes or he can quibble with some of the findings of that investigation. he has no legal recourse whatsoever. so he can't there's nothing really material that he can do, but he can give more evidence to the committee . we evidence to the committee. we are expecting the committee are then expecting the committee to report back to the house of commons in 2 or 3 weeks time. and when they report back, they will explain their findings. they'll say what whether they believe that boris johnson did or did not mislead the house of commons and this is the interesting bit. they will give a recommended punishment, if you like. and whether that punishment is a ten day suspension from the house of commons or more, or whether it's a suspension of ten days or less, is what really matters because sorry, a little bit technical, but if it is ten days or more , then that would trigger or more, then that would trigger a by—election in boris johnson's constituency. so that would mean that boris johnson would have to really fight for his political career . now, what

really fight for his political career. now, what hasn't really been picked up on, but i was speaking to a couple of boris johnson supporters. now is that when committee gives its when the committee gives its recommendation to the commons, that will amendable that decision will be amendable and it will be subject to a vote. potentially vote. so potentially conservative , boris conservative mps, boris loyalists who want to keep boris johnson in parliament if the committee recommends a suspension of more than ten days, they could vote to do downgrade conversely , downgrade that. or conversely, if the committee votes on a on a suspension from the commons , suspension from the commons, which is less than ten days, we could see labour mps voting to up that. so at the moment boris johnson is desperately trying to curry some favour in the house of commons and we've been seeing him making some political interventions standing up and speaking the commons. perhaps speaking in the commons. perhaps in attempt win over some in an attempt to win over some supporters but yes, finally supporters. but yes, finally this investigation, which has lasted months, is going to lasted 14 months, is going to come to a crunch point in 2 to 3 weeks time . okay, olivia, thank weeks time. okay, olivia, thank you veh— weeks time. okay, olivia, thank you very, veh— weeks time. okay, olivia, thank you very, very hheh— c okay, olivia, thank you very, very much for that. i eh — you very, very much for that. i eh eetwettw— you very, very much for that. i am actually joined— you very, very much for that. i am actually joined by lee

ahteteeh— am actually joined by lee anderson, who's the deputy ehehheh— anderson, who's the deputy chairman of— anderson, who's the deputy chairman of the— anderson, who's the deputy chairman of the conservative petty. — chairman of the conservative petty. tee,— chairman of the conservative petty. tee, wow,— chairman of the conservative party. lee, now, i— chairman of the conservative party. lee, now, i know, i know. i party. lee, now, i know, i know. t thew— party. lee, now, i know, i know. t know thet— party. lee, now, i know, i know. t know thet wee— party. lee, now, i know, i know. i know that you won't have heard thet. — i know that you won't have heard thet. ttt— i know that you won't have heard thet. t-tt teet— i know that you won't have heard that. i'll just fill— i know that you won't have heard that. i'll just fill you- i know that you won't have heard that. i'll just fill you in- that. i'll just fill you in a little bit that there are some rumblings reporter little bit that there are some rumbliutley reporter little bit that there are some rumbli utley talking porter olivia utley was talking there about possibilities of boris johnson potentially being suspended for house of suspended from the for house of commons ten days, which would trigger your trigger a by—election your initial this ? i initial reaction to this? i mean, is this a bit of a initial reaction to this? i- mean, is this a bit of a witch heht.— mean, is this a bit of a witch hwht. te— mean, is this a bit of a witch hwht. to wet— mean, is this a bit of a witch hunt, do you think, or not? thet.— hunt, do you think, or not? thet. te— hunt, do you think, or not? thet. to you— hunt, do you think, or not? look, do you do— hunt, do you think, or not? look, do you do you- hunt, do you think, or not? look, do you do you owe him your seat, patrick? yeah, i do, eetwettw. — seat, patrick? yeah, i do, eetwettw. t— seat, patrick? yeah, i do, actually. i do.- seat, patrick? yeah, i do, actually. i do. i- seat, patrick? yeah, i do, actually. i do. i owe boris a lot and but day today, how lot and but all day today, how many people today have said that bofis many people today have said that boris johnson should go or he should suspended we should should be suspended or we should get nobody? get rid of nobody? because actually, about actually, nobody's talking about actually, people don't care. you you're on. you know? yeah, you're spot on. they— you know? yeah, you're spot on. thew-cete— you know? yeah, you're spot on. thew-gee .— you know? yeah, you're spot on. thew-gee . se— you know? yeah, you're spot on. they-care . so let's- you know? yeah, you're spot on. they-care . so let's it- you know? yeah, you're spot on. they-care . so let's it is- they don't care. so let's it is a bit of a witch hunt, in my opinion. just leave i mean, opinion. just leave it. i mean, there's been through lot. there's been through a lot. leave let him on leave him alone. let him go on with let him go on with his life. let him go on with his life. let him go on with job. let carry on with his job. let him carry on being a great mp. let him carry on being a great member of the conservative and crack on on being a great member of the consthe tive and crack on on being a great member of the consthe tive issues nd crack on on being a great member of the consthetive issuesnd cireallyi with the real issues that really matter. like matter. and that's places like ashfield. yeah, look exactly. tee—veh- ashfield. yeah, look exactly. lee—very much. i ashfield. yeah, look exactly.- lee_very much. i'll be lee thank you very much. i'll be ehettthg— lee thank you very much. i'll be ehettthg te— lee thank you very much. i'll be chatting to-again_ lee thank you very much. i'll be chatting to again very, very

chatting to you again very, very shortly. now or play shortly. i can speak now or play you interview that you anyway, an interview that i did earlier on actually with gloria piero, used be gloria de piero, who used to be the here 2010 to 2019, the mp here from 2010 to 2019, didn't stand in 2019. so there the mp here from 2010 to 2019, didgo.;tand in 2019. so there the mp here from 2010 to 2019, did go. ;tan4anderson,so there the mp here from 2010 to 2019, did go. ;tan4anderson, of there the mp here from 2010 to 2019, did go. ;tan4anderson, of course, we go. lee anderson, of course, is now mp gloria de piero, is the now mp gloria de piero, a fan favourites at gb news. and one whole points of me one of the whole points of me being here is talk being here is to talk about a variety the variety of different issues. the cost is something that cost of living is something that gloria de piero certainly feels very wanted to very strongly and wanted to convey to this is an area convey to me. this is an area when we talk about levelling up, i mean, can kind of get a i mean, you can kind of get a flavour it really. it is. and flavour of it really. it is. and i the people of certainly i hope the people of certainly nashville don't me saying i hope the people of certainly nash it'sa don't me saying i hope the people of certainly nash it'sa (normal me saying i hope the people of certainly nash it'sa (normal highie saying i hope the people of certainly nash it'sa (normal high street. this. it's a normal high street. okay. this very normal okay. this is very much a normal part— okay. this is very much a normal heht-wette— okay. this is very much a normal heh-wettt. — okay. this is very much a normal heh-wettt. a— okay. this is very much a normal part-world. a lot- okay. this is very much a normal part-world. a lot of- okay. this is very much a normal part world. ' i“ g part of the world. a lot of high streets look exactly like this. you necessarily know you wouldn't necessarily know that this area had been given £70 million for levelling up. they've got a new leisure centre. they've had some new facilities as well, which is interesting because a lot of people need to feel need to be able to reach out and touch something to say i voted conservative at the last general election. if they did , gloria de

election. if they did, gloria de hete— election. if they did, gloria de hheh teet— election. if they did, gloria de piero just spoke— election. if they did, gloria de piero just spoke to— i tit“ if they did, gloria de piero just spoke to me i ti“ if they did, gloria de piero just spoke to me generally teeth— piero just spoke to me generally teettw ehewt— piero just spoke to me generally really about the— piero just spoke to me generally really about the financial hettete— really about the financial matters that— really about the financial matters that will matter so much in constituencies— matters that will matter so much in constituencies like this. i“ in constituencies like this. in the— in constituencies like this. in the tee— in constituencies like this. in the tee wett— in constituencies like this. in the red wall at— in constituencies like this. in the red wall at the- in constituencies like this. in the red wall at the next- the red wall at the next election. gloria well, patrick, if i election. gloria well, patrick, tt t eh— election. gloria well, patrick, tt t eteh— election. gloria well, patrick, if i can start by— i ti“ gloria well, patrick, if i can start by saying what the— if i can start by saying what the teeth— if i can start by saying what the labour party— if i can start by saying what the labour party did do in the teet— the labour party did do in the ua, t— the labour party did do in the ua, t teh-t— the labour party did do in the last, i don't know, 6 or 7 wee— last, i don't know, 6 or 7 weee tt— last, i don't know, 6 or 7 years, it offered- last, i don't know, 6 or 7 years, it offered jeremy corbyn to teeth — years, it offered jeremy corbyn te geegte et— years, it offered jeremy corbyn to people of ashfield as a prime ttthtetet. — to people of ashfield as a prime minister. they— to people of ashfield as a prime minister. they had— to people of ashfield as a prime minister. “tij “e�*t: .tixj to people of ashfield as a prime minister. “e�*t: minister. they had absolutely no truck with that. and then after 2017, it tried to overturn the brexit referendum where 70% of people in asheville voted to leave the european union . i leave the european union. i argued very strongly that that result should be respected, but we went down this madness of a second referendum. so the people of ashfield and many other people in the red wall, they would disrespect it and that election was gifted to them . it election was gifted to them. it is no wonder that they turned their backs on the labour party . now brexit is done. corbyn has gone keir starmer is a bit boring, but he's not scary. so

you can go into more detail about what more he needs to do. but you know, he has some things in his favour by the fact that brexit is done and corbyn is no longer leader. brexit is done and corbyn is no longer leader . you yeah, those longer leader. you yeah, those are longer leader. you yeah, those gethg— longer leader. you yeah, those gethg te— longer leader. you yeah, those gethg to he— g : /ti. yeah, those are going to be absolutely monumental— are going to be absolutely monumental issues. i mean, i ththt— monumental issues. i mean, i ththt there-e— monumental issues. i mean, i think there's the,— monumental issues. i mean, i think there's the, the fundamental lack of jeremy cethwh— fundamental lack of jeremy corbyn teettw— fundamental lack of jeremy corbyn really is— fundamental lack of jeremy corbyn really is playing rather wett— corbyn really is playing rather wett hete. — corbyn really is playing rather well here. lee— corbyn really is playing rather well here. lee anderson, of course, is the— well here. lee anderson, of course, is the current mp . he is course, is the current mp. he is veh— course, is the current mp. he is wetw hegwteh — course, is the current mp. he is wetw hegwtet th— course, is the current mp. he is very popular. i'm going to be tettthg— very popular. i'm going to be tettthg te— very popular. i'm going to be talking to lee— very popular. i'm going to be talking to lee in— very popular. i'm going to be talking to lee in a little bit. twe— talking to lee in a little bit. the wee— talking to lee in a little bit. i've also been— talking to lee in a little bit. i've also been talking- talking to lee in a little bit. i've also been talking to- i've also been talking to business owners, etcetera, about what their main issues are really. but but do you think thet— really. but but do you think thet-swhet— really. but but do you think that-sunak can- itititxj but but do you think that sunak can can that rishi sunak can can resonate-as- that rishi sunak can can resonate as well or do that rishi sunak can can- resonate-as well or do you resonate here as well or do you ththt— resonate here as well or do you ththt he— resonate here as well or do you ththt he teet— resonate here as well or do you think he just doesn't quite get it? think he just doesn't quite get tte—the- think he just doesn't quite get tte—the teet- think he just doesn't quite get it? _the best will| it? because with the best will in it? because with the best will th .wettt. — it? because with the best will in .world, this _ it? because with the best will in world, this area is not in the world, this area is not heeeeeehtw— in the world, this area is noti necessarily_ know, in the world, this area is not. necessarily—know, a necessarily where, you know, a tehwtewetw— necessarily where, you know, a fabulously wealthy southerner wewtt— fabulously wealthy southerner wewtt te— fabulously wealthy southerner would do that. _ fabulously wealthy southerner would do that. well �*ftt�*tixc fabulously wealthy southerner would do that. well �*twttixi g would do that. well well, wages are below not just the national average in ashfield, but the regional average. so i still go up there a lot, you know. patrick because it's my happy

place. i learn an awful lot from the people of ashfield . what my the people of ashfield. what my sense is that people who voted, who used to vote labour , who who used to vote labour, who then switched to boris johnson in the main, some are returning to labour, but they don't really like of them . they don't like either of them. they don't really rishi sunak and really like rishi sunak and they're not really sure about keir starmer. they're not really sure about keir starmer . so i think keir starmer. so i think actually nothing is in the bag . actually nothing is in the bag. i don't believe those opinion polls at all showing 140 seat majority for labour. that's fancy i think is a battle for the biggest party and you know, labour needs to continue to tackle the negative. and i'll tell you what makes that a little bit more challenging is because at that last election, so many people like didn't so many people like me didn't stand. but so many red wall labour mps went that actually the parliament mentary party is quite city, quite big city ish. and those voices from the red wall that's so important to renewing the mission. well the are so many of them lost their seats . now i know for a fact seats. now i know for a fact that the labour party focus

group the hell out of the red wall. i mean, nothing will get past a policy will not go through without being tested in the red wall. they are focussed on it. but i think the party still feels a bit too london a bit too city, a bit too metropolitan, and they've got to work on that. this has been an absolutely day here in absolutely fabulous day here in ashfield. it is great to have wow— ashfield. it is great to have wew tthget— ashfield. it is great to have wew tthget eh— ashfield. it is great to have your finger on the- : it is great to have your finger on the pulse, really ehewt— your finger on the pulse, really ehewt whet-e— your finger on the pulse, really about what's going on in the eewhttw— about what's going on in the eewhttwlthe— about what's going on in the country the moment and indeed country at the moment and indeed whet— country at the moment and indeed whet-te— country at the moment and indeed whet-to geothe- what matters to people, what teettw— what matters to people, what really matters— what matters to people, what really matters people . and really matters to people. and it's-refreshing,- really matters to people. and it's-refreshing, i- really matters to people. and it's refreshing, i think, it's quite refreshing, i think, to heet— it's quite refreshing, i think, to hear-talking- it's quite refreshing, i think, to hear talking about the to hear people talking about the issues-frankly— to hear people talking about the issues-frankly i— to hear people talking about the issues frankly i know a lot issues that frankly i know a lot of issues that frankly i know a lot et eh— issues that frankly i know a lot et eh wewe— issues that frankly i know a lot of gb news-and- issues that frankly i know a lot of gb news and listeners of gb news viewers and listeners se— of gb news viewers and listeners se hheh— of gb news viewers and listeners care. so much about. i come care. so much about. when i come teth— care. so much about. when i come tech-gethg— care. so much about. when i come tech-gethg te— care. so much about. when i come back, going to talking back, i'm going to be talking to lee anderson,— back, i'm going to be talking to lee anderson, the— back, i'm going to be talking to lee anderson, the deputy leader back, i'm going to be talking to lee anconservativeieputy leader back, i'm going to be talking to lee anconservative party leader back, i'm going to be talking to lee anconservative party ,.eader of the conservative party, tether— of the conservative party, former labour,- of the conservative party, former labour, now a tory, the thet— former labour, now a tory, the man that epitomises the red wall ehewt— man that epitomises the red wall ehewt whether— man that epitomises the red wall about whether or— man that epitomises the red wall about whether or not whether or not about whether or not whether or hetlththte— about whether or not whether or not-thinks that— about whether or not whether or not thinks that people in his not he thinks that people in his eeet— not he thinks that people in his eeet hete— not he thinks that people in his seat here will— not he thinks that people in his seat here will-out- not he thinks that people in his seat here will out and vote seat here will go out and vote for seat here will go out and vote tee-tethe— seat here will go out and vote for-tories again- seat here will go out and vote for tories again because for the tories again because thet-e— for the tories again because thet-e teettw— for the tories again because that's really-it's- for the tories again because that's really it's all that's really what it's all ehewt. — that's really what it's all about. patrick- that's really what it's all about. patrick christys on gb wewe— about. patrick christys on gb wewe-te— about. patrick christys on gb wewe-te ew- about. patrick christys on gb. news-to our-wall news welcome to our red wall

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night from 11 on gb news britain's news . night from 11 on gb news britain's news. channel > oh, yes. well, welcome to the final throes of our red wall special. it's been a fabulous day here in sutton in ashfield, perfect sutton in ashfield, a perfect microcosm what the red wall microcosm of what the red wall really . this should microcosm of what the red wall realihistorically'his should microcosm of what the red wall realihistorically has should microcosm of what the red wall realihistorically has beenihould and historically has been laboun and historically has been labour. now, of course , it's labour. now, of course, it's conservative under the mp lee anderson, who himself used to be labour as well . i wanted to get labour as well. i wanted to get to grips with what are the big

issues on people's minds here and what will it take for them to vote conservative again at the next general election? or of course labour, go back to course vote labour, go back to voting, labour, whatever they want. is absolutely want. one thing is absolutely shining through and that is apathy. i joined by lee apathy. i am joined now by lee anderson here and lee, it looks a little bit like we were going to star in a stormzy rap video for there, didn't it? for a second there, didn't it? but alas, no, we're the but alas, no, we're not so the big thing that's through big thing that's shining through here, some of these here, apart from some of these young people, of course, is apathy, voter apathy , people apathy, voter apathy, people feeling a little bit dissolute andifs feeling a little bit dissolute and it's all it's all to play for. it's all to play for in the next election, isn't it? it is. i mean, apathy, if you're going to blame anybody for apathy. patrick it's got to be people like me, another politician is, you know, we're the ones to blame if people don't out to blame if people don't go out to the box. we've got to the ballot box. we've got to give go out. give people a reason to go out. now there's a reason that in 2016, more than in 2016, more people than ever in ashfield went for ashfield went to vote for the first brexit first time for the brexit referendum. i was getting people calling , how do calling me saying, how do i

vote? these were people the vote? these were people in the 50s, 60s and 70s, never voted before, out and before, but they went out and voted brexit in huge voted for brexit in huge numbers. people voted for brexit in huge nirealzrs. people voted for brexit in huge nireal reason people voted for brexit in huge nireal reason to people voted for brexit in huge nireal reason to go people voted for brexit in huge nireal reason to go out people voted for brexit in huge nireal reason to go out ptvotet a real reason to go out and vote , will out and vote , they will go out and vote because know their vote because they know their vote does make a difference. but like you creeping in you say, apathy is creeping in all country. yeah, all over the country. yeah, absolutely. and with absolutely. and just walk with me absolutely. and just walk with he lttttte — absolutely. and just walk with me llittle bit— absolutely. and just walk with mellittle bit-i- absolutely. and just walk with mellittle bit-i just- absolutely. and just walk with me ito :tle bit-i just- absolutely. and just walk with me ito make1-i just- absolutely. and just walk with meito make a-i just- .tixj and just walk with me to make a quickjust .tixj and just walk with me to make a quick apology, want to make a quick apology, eggetehttw. — want to make a quick apology, apparently. _with- want to make a quick apology, apparently. �*" apparently. come with me. if there bit of language or there was a bit of language or a gesture that you hear. but look, we're about. live. we're out and about. we're live. it's live so that's kind it's live telly. so that's kind of happens, doesn't it? of stuff happens, doesn't it? really it to really but when it comes to gtwhg— really but when it comes to giving pimple— 7 but when it comes to giving people reason to vote giving people a reason to vote conservatively, _ giving people a reason to vote. conservatively,_are conservatively, yeah, people are going— conservatively, yeah, people are gethglheet— conservatively, yeah, people are going-need that— conservatively, yeah, people are going need that reason. going to need that reason. so whet— going to need that reason. so whet-t— going to need that reason. so whet-t tttnt- going to need that reason. so what-i think you've. going to need that reason. so. what-i think you've heard what is it? i think you've heard time time to patrick time and time again to patrick that in an area that a lot of people in an area like which is a like asher, which is a traditional working class area where people work hard for their money, in, where people work hard for their mon

you work hard, do the right thing, respect law and order and you society. that's you get on society. that's the message that the conservative party they party should be pushing or they are out. and i think are putting it out. and i think if that, can tap into if we do that, we can tap into that working class vote again and win the next election. okay. right. and just on okay. all right. and just on the— okay. all right. and just on the-thet- okay. all right. and just on. thte-thet-eew this, one thing that i will say hee— this, one thing that i will say has-massively- this, one thing that i will say has-massively to. this, one thing that i will say has massively to me has stood out massively to me he— has stood out massively to me eht tt— has stood out massively to me eht ttlwerw— has stood out massively to me eht t-tlwetw. wetw- has stood out massively to me and i'd very, very keen and i'd be very, very keen to get— and i'd be very, very keen to get-wewe— and i'd be very, very keen to get-views.well- and i'd be very, very keen to get-views.well in. and i'd be very, very keen to get views well in the get your views as well in the thhex. — get your views as well in the thhex. .th— get your views as well in the inbox. .i'll read- get your views as well in the inbox. .i'll read all- get your views as well in the inbox. x : inbox. and i'll read all the emails rather long drive emails on my rather long drive back down south london. gb back down south to london. gb views .com. but views at gb news .com. but eeheththg— views at gb news .com. but something-really- views at gb news .com. but something really has stood views at gb news .com. but sonforiing really has stood views at gb news .com. but sonfor me really has stood views at gb news .com. but sonfor me is really has stood views at gb news .com. but sonfor me is thezally has stood views at gb news .com. but sonfor me is the working stood views at gb news .com. but sonfor me is the working classi out for me is the working class eeet— out for me is the working class eeet te— out for me is the working class eeet to he— out for me is the working class used to be the— out for me is the working class used to be the kind of preserve hww— used to be the kind of preserve tww et— used to be the kind of preserve tww oh the— used to be the kind of preserve kyiv of the labour— used to be the kind of preserve kyiv of the labour party. you thew.— kyiv of the labour party. you thew—thtel kyiv of the labour party. you thew—the tei kyiv of the labour party. you. know,_this is a know, they were. and this is a the— know, they were. and this is a thtele— know, they were. and this is a thtele teettw— know, they were. and this is a this a really interesting this is a really interesting hteee—el this is a really interesting. weee—e htg place because it's got a big thtwet— place because it's got a big indust community, but indust community, right? but teettw— indust community, right? but really argument, really there is an argument, i ththh— think, that the conservatives, if think, that the conservatives, tt thew— think, that the conservatives, tt thew play— think, that the conservatives, if they play their cards right, eeh—the- if they play their cards right,- can _the working can be the party of the working eteee— can be the party of the working eteee th— can be the party of the working class in places— can be the party of the working class in places like this. thet.— class in places like this. look, - class - class in places like this. look, - class have look, working class people have always been on culturally conservative. know, they conservative. you know, they respect they they respect law and order. they they love and king and love queen and country king and country. they they're aspirational. their aspirational. they want their kids well. they want their kids to do well. they want their kids to do well. they want their kids good school. kids to go to a good school. even grammar schools, working class people, these are conservative they've conservative values. and they've always conservative. always been conservative. but, you because of the area we you know, because of the area we live in, they've always voted laboun

live in, they've always voted labour. changed. the labour. but that's changed. the big gone, the closed big industry gone, the closed shop people shop unions have gone and people are more for are thinking more for themselves. nimble themselves. they're more nimble at and realise that at voting and they realise that actually on the whole they are better off as a working class person under a conservative government. well, there we go. lee government. well, there we go. tee tt-e— government. well, there we go. tee he been— 3 well, there we go. lee it's been absolutely tehteette— lee it's been absolutely fantastic-and- lee it's been absolutely fantastic and thank fantastic today and thank you veh— fantastic today and thank you wetw—he- fantastic today and thank you. wetw—helwew very much for hosting me in your eehetttwehew— very much for hosting me in your constituency spoken constituency. you've spoken to a lot constituency. you've spoken to a tet et— constituency. you've spoken to a lot of independent— constituency. you've spoken to a lot of independent councillors constituency. you've spoken to a lotwell, dependent councillors constituency. you've spoken to a lotwell,dejcourse, councillors constituency. you've spoken to a lotwell,dejcourse, gloria llors constituency. you've spoken to a lotwell,dejcourse, gloria de 's as well, of course, gloria de heh— as well, of course, gloria de hheh ee— as well, of course, gloria de piero as well,— as well, of course, gloria de piero as well, the- as well, of course, gloria de piero as well, the former labour mp piero as well, the former labour ttt tet— piero as well, the former labour ttt he the— piero as well, the former labour mp for this area— piero as well, the former labour mp for this area and it's been thteteetthg— mp for this area and it's been interesting to— mp for this area and it's been interesting to get— mp for this area and it's been interesting to get a flavour . mp for this area and it's been interesting to get a flavour. i toot.— interesting to get a flavour. i mean, look, why— interesting to get a flavour. i mean, look, why not? okay we are ewtette— mean, look, why not? okay we are ewtette the— mean, look, why not? okay we are outside the nags— mean, look, why not? okay we are outside the nags head which in a tether— outside the nags head which in a tether thte— outside the nags head which in a tether ttte t— outside the nags head which in a former life i would— outside the nags head which in a former life i would have crawled out et— former life i would have crawled out et et— former life i would have crawled out et et ee— former life i would have crawled out of at some point earlier. wow— out of at some point earlier. wew tethet— out of at some point earlier. wew tethet hw— out of at some point earlier. now joined by who are you ? now joined by who are you? sephte. hew— now joined by who are you? sophie. hey. hello,- now joined by who are you? ti; hey. hello, sophie. sophie. hey. hello, sophie. all ttght— sophie. hey. hello, sophie. all right, well, look, thank you very much for. for popping along. hey, why not? we're out and about. we might as well meet some people. sophie, some real people. sophie, can i ask you know lee ask you? okay. you know lee anderson very, very well. he's your right? what's your local mp, right? what's the big do big issue facing you? what do you. do you want the prime you. what do you want the prime minister to do in this for minister to do in this area for you ? well, pose a bit more you? well, pose a bit more tee — you? well, pose a bit more tee sew— you? well, pose a bit more safer. say that— you? well, pose a bit more safer. say that again- tit.7 well, pose a bit more safer. age ’“ 7’ make you? well, pose a bit more- safer. say that again ? make pubs

safer. say that again? make pubs tee— safer. say that again? make pubs tee — safer. say that again? make pubs tee setet— safer. say that again? make pubs tee setet .— safer. say that again? make pubs safer. safer . yeah. okay. i safer. safer. yeah. okay. i mean, that's quite appropriate. really . i've got a load of mean, that's quite appropriate. really. i've got a load of kids there— really. i've got a load of kids over there and— really. i've got a load of kids over there and we've got someone there— over there and we've got someone there he— over there and we've got someone there end the— over there and we've got someone there and this is.— over there and we've got someone there and this is. this is a hut. — there and this is. this is a get. heeh— there and this is. this is a get. weeh. se— there and this is. this is a pub. yeah. so indeed. okay so you— pub. yeah. so indeed. okay so we teh-t— pub. yeah. so indeed. okay so we teh-t teet— pub. yeah. so indeed. okay so you don't feel safe in. so this wewtt— you don't feel safe in. so this wewtt eew— you don't feel safe in. so this wewtt eew te— you don't feel safe in. so this would say to me— you don't feel safe in. so this would say to me that maybe you do would say to me that maybe you to weht— would say to me that maybe you to weht te— would say to me that maybe you to went to eee— would say to me that maybe you do want to see what more police hewhe— do want to see what more police hewhe . — do want to see what more police maybe . yeah. and— do want to see what more police maybe . “ti;i“ and especially i'm maybe. yeah. and especially i'm going— maybe. yeah. and especially i'm gethg te— maybe. yeah. and especially i'm gethg to the— maybe. yeah. and especially i'm gethg to the get— maybe. yeah. and especially i'm going to the pub on— maybe. / and especially i'm going to the pub on on your maybe. “ti;i“ and especially i'm going to the pub on on your own eete— going to the pub on on your own eete eh— going to the pub on on your own eete eh wow— going to the pub on on your own eete eh wew th— going to the pub on on your own safe on your in your— going to the pub on on your own safe on your in your own town. in safe on your in your own town. th wow— safe on your in your own town. th wewt eew— safe on your in your own town. th wewt tewh— safe on your in your own town. in your own town, which- safe on your in your own town. in your own town, which is,- in your own town, which is, i think a perfectly reasonable thing to think. sophie well, thank you very, very much. and it's to great hear, i'm sure lee is going to try and do absolutely everything that he can to make make pubs safer for you. so great stuff. and you. so, so great stuff. and look, going be look, look, i'm going to be talking about an absolute load of if you want me to of stuff. and if you want me to come to your town or area, i would love to. really enjoy would love to. i really enjoy getting out and about and covering we've covering the stories that we've been which been talking about today, which is actually is what real people actually really whether it's really care about, whether it's to do with immigration, but legal or illegal, whether it's to do with the cost of living crisis, whether it's to do with

law order, as you've just law and order, as you've just been or been hearing there, whether or not the death the not it's about the death of the high street, think is high street, what i think is absolutely out for is absolutely stand out for me is that conservative party are that the conservative party are are not shouting enough about the good things that they're doing. you would not know that the— doing. you would not know that thte eee— doing. you would not know that thte het— titi “3 you would not know that this area had received £70 htttteh — this area had received £70 million. that— this area had received £70 million. that is- this area had received £70 million. that is when people say, well, i haven't felt levelling up. that's something that they should be banging on about. and they're really about. and they're not really when kind when it comes to that kind of stuff, would thought stuff, you would have thought that be an easy win for that it might be an easy win for them places this. them in places like this. rational normal, common sense, individual rules for the most part, who basically who basically woman basically think that a woman is a a man. and a woman and a man is a man. and that's that that the conservative party should be standing up for people like that. places that. when you come to places like this, sutton in ashfield, the of the red the kind of heart of the red wall, do realise not wall, you do realise it's not rocket science for a political party to come here and win these seats and with it , party to come here and win these seats and with it, win party to come here and win these seats and with it , win the next seats and with it, win the next general election are going to be keeping a very close eye on what goes on here in sutton, in ashfield and other seats like it as well. i would just like to

say a massive thank you to everybody who's taking part in the show and who's managed the show today and who's managed to of organised to put this kind of organised chaos i will back chaos together. i will be back in the pennington studios tomorrow at 3 pm. dewbs & co is tomorrow at 3 pm. dewbs& co is coming up next. so make sure that you make sure that you stay tuned for that. i'm just going to bring leigh in now and just to bring leigh in now and just to say massive thank you, to say a massive thank you, leigh, as well. and leigh, you will lighting our screens will be lighting up our screens very with your show, very shortly with your own show, won't it. won't you? yes, i saw it. i ththt— won't you? yes, i saw it. i ththt tt-e— won't you? yes, i saw it. i think it's the— won't you? yes, i saw it. i think it's the end- . tit.7 yes, i saw it. i think it's the end of june. hetheh— think it's the end of june. patrick. it's— think it's the end of june. patrick. it's going to be a thtew— patrick. it's going to be a thtew htght— patrick. it's going to be a friday night spot about 7:00. tethe— friday night spot about 7:00. hthe-wehe— friday night spot about 7:00. prime we're going have friday night spot about 7:00. prime real we're going have friday night spot about 7:00. prime real commonjoing have friday night spot about 7:00. prime real common sense have friday night spot about 7:00. prime real common sense on ave friday night spot about 7:00. prime real common sense on this some real common sense on this tewetw— some real common sense on this tewetw-t-tt— some real common sense on this tewetw-t-tt eee— some real common sense on this tewetw-t-tt wee- lovely stuff. i'll see you tomorrow. hello tomorrow. take care. hello again. it's aidan mcgivern here heh— again. it's aidan mcgivern here hhh-ethe— again. it's aidan mcgivern here from _office .the. again. it's aidan mcgivern herei from _office .the gb from the met office with the gb wewe— from the met office with the gb wewe-swhtte- from the met office with the gb news subtle changes news forecast. subtle changes in whe— news forecast. subtle changes in wtht—tewi wind direction over the next few tewe— wind direction over the next few days-increasingly- days will bring increasingly hwhtt— days will bring increasingly humid-turning- days will bring increasingly humid turning warmer hot humid air turning warmer hot eehttttehe— humid air turning warmer hot conditions for— humid air turning warmer hot conditions for-by- humid air turning warmer hot conditions for by saturday. conditions for some by saturday. but conditions for some by saturday. hut wtth— conditions for some by saturday. hut wtth the— conditions for some by saturday. but with the heat— conditions for some by saturday. but with the heat humidity, but with the heat and humidity, the het— but with the heat and humidity, the het et— but with the heat and humidity, the risk of thunderstorms in hteeee. — the risk of thunderstorms in gteeee. tow— the risk of thunderstorms in places. low pressure is moving a ttttte— places. low pressure is moving a ttttte eeete— places. low pressure is moving a little closer to _ places. low pressure is moving a little closer to the— places. low pressure is moving a little closer to the uk , albeit little closer to the uk, albeit etewtw. — little closer to the uk, albeit slowly. however,— little closer to the uk, albeit slowly. however, that's changing the whe— slowly. however, that's changing the wind direction— slowly. however, that's changing the wind direction rather than an the wind direction rather than eh eeetettw.— the wind direction rather than an easterly. we've got an theteeethgtw— an easterly. we've got an increasingly southerly or

southwesterly in some parts as we ge— southwesterly in some parts as we go through— southwesterly in some parts as we go through the next few days and we go through the next few days eht thet— we go through the next few days and that means— we go through the next few days and that means chance of some ehewe— and that means chance of some ehewe het— and that means chance of some showers but also— and that means chance of some showers but also more and more hwhtt— showers but also more and more hwhtt ehe— showers but also more and more humid and hot.— showers but also more and more humid and hot. first signs of thet— humid and hot. first signs of that towards— humid and hot. first signs of that towards the _ humid and hot. first signs of that towards the southwest ewehtght— that towards the southwest overnight with _ that towards the southwest overnight with some light ehewe— overnight with some light showers for— overnight with some light showers for cornwall. and it's going— showers for cornwall. and it's gethg te — showers for cornwall. and it's gethg to he — showers for cornwall. and it's gethg to he e— showers for cornwall. and it's going to be a warmer night for the south—west— going to be a warmer night for the south—west but elsewhere, a eeet— the south—west but elsewhere, a eeet htght— the south—west but elsewhere, a eeet htght. a— the south—west but elsewhere, a cool night. a lot— the south—west but elsewhere, a cool night. a lot of— the south—west but elsewhere, a cool night. a lot of low cloud etwehethg— cool night. a lot of low cloud advancing west.— cool night. a lot of low cloud advancing west. but for western seetteht— advancing west. but for western eeetteht .— advancing west. but for western scotland , clear— advancing west. but for western scotland , clear skies and scotland, clear skies and temperatures— scotland, clear skies and temperatures close to zero. so a teet— temperatures close to zero. so a teet eehtteet— temperatures close to zero. so a teet eehtteet wh— temperatures close to zero. so a real contrast up and down the eewhttw— real contrast up and down the eewhttw ee— real contrast up and down the eewhttw ee we— real contrast up and down the country as we begin friday. any tow— country as we begin friday. any tew etewt— country as we begin friday. any low cloud quickly— country as we begin friday. any low cloud quickly retreats back to the— low cloud quickly retreats back to the worth— low cloud quickly retreats back to the north sea— low cloud quickly retreats back to the north sea coast where it remains close— to the north sea coast where it remains close to— to the north sea coast where it remains close to the beaches through— remains close to the beaches through the— remains close to the beaches through the day.— remains close to the beaches through the day. on friday. ethetwtee.— through the day. on friday. otherwise, plenty of sunshine ehe— otherwise, plenty of sunshine end the— otherwise, plenty of sunshine end the heet— otherwise, plenty of sunshine and the heat is— otherwise, plenty of sunshine and the heat is building by this etege—tewette- and the heat is building by this stage, towards the stage, particularly towards the eewthweet. — stage, particularly towards the southwest. here— stage, particularly towards the southwest. here 2627 celsius, tetttw— southwest. here 2627 celsius, tetttw ttght— southwest. here 2627 celsius, fairly light early— southwest. here 2627 celsius, fairly light early and on the eeet— fairly light early and on the eeet heet— fairly light early and on the east coast, we've still got the eeet— east coast, we've still got the eeet teet. — east coast, we've still got the eeet teet. se— east coast, we've still got the cool feel. so 13— east coast, we've still got the cool feel. so 13 to— east coast, we've still got the cool feel. so 13 to 15 celsius wtth— cool feel. so 13 to 15 celsius wtth th— cool feel. so 13 to 15 celsius wtth th e— cool feel. so 13 to 15 celsius with in a few— cool feel. so 13 to 15 celsius with in a few miles of the sea. het— with in a few miles of the sea. hut the— with in a few miles of the sea. hut the tow— with in a few miles of the sea. but the low cloud— with in a few miles of the sea. but the low cloud in the east hwehee— but the low cloud in the east hwehee tte— but the low cloud in the east hwehee tte wew— but the low cloud in the east pushes its way westwards once egeth— pushes its way westwards once egeth eh— pushes its way westwards once egeth eh thtew— pushes its way westwards once again on friday night. meanwhile htght— again on friday night. meanwhile some light showers for cornwall ththg— some light showers for cornwall twthg thtew— some light showers for cornwall during friday and— some light showers for cornwall

during friday and they're going to hheh— during friday and they're going to hheh hehh— during friday and they're going to push north eastwards during setwtew— to push north eastwards during saturday morning. initially they are saturday morning. initially they htght— saturday morning. initially they are light showers,— saturday morning. initially they are light showers, but you can the— are light showers, but you can see the temperatures rising. there — see the temperatures rising. there overnight— see the temperatures rising. there overnight across the south—west,— there overnight across the south—west, 16— there overnight across the south—west, 16 to 17 celsius. so he— south—west, 16 to 17 celsius. so he gethg— south—west, 16 to 17 celsius. so he gethg te— south—west, 16 to 17 celsius. so it's going to feel— south—west, 16 to 17 celsius. so it's going to feel increasingly muggy— it's going to feel increasingly muggy at_ it's going to feel increasingly muggi at night— it's going to feel increasingly muggy at night initially in the eewth—weet— muggy at night initially in the south—west and— muggy at night initially in the south—west and then more widely tetet— south—west and then more widely tetet th— south—west and then more widely tetet th the— south—west and then more widely later in the weekend . but we later in the weekend. but we eteh— later in the weekend. but we eteh ett— later in the weekend. but we start off saturday with plenty of start off saturday with plenty et ehehhe — start off saturday with plenty of sunshine. and— start off saturday with plenty of sunshine. and that change in whe— of sunshine. and that change in wind direction— of sunshine. and that change in wind direction will— of sunshine. and that change in wind direction will result in a hettet— wind direction will result in a marked change— wind direction will result in a marked change in temperatures , marked change in temperatures, eegeetettw— marked change in temperatures, eegeetettw th— marked change in temperatures, especially in the— marked change in temperatures, especially in the east, where 30 to et— especially in the east, where 30 to et cetetwe— especially in the east, where 30 to 31 celsius is— especially in the east, where 30 to 31 celsius is possible , but to 31 celsius is possible, but wtth— to 31 celsius is possible, but wtth e— to 31 celsius is possible, but wtth e het— to 31 celsius is possible, but with a risk of— to 31 celsius is possible, but with a risk of thunderstorms .

stops them. the youngest, just 22 months old. what on earth is going on? we will have the very latest on that. and here in england, what on earth is going on with our councils, working council is the latest one to go.

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