president emmanuel and french president emmanuel macron. they discussed developments in the middle east and also the war in ukraine. starmer also spoke about domestic issues during the press conference. he told journalists labour will keep their manifesto pledges in the upcoming budget in relation to our manifesto . in relation to our manifesto. >> we are going to keep our manifesto pledges as we go into that election. i've made that very clear. i'm not going to pre—empt the individual measures that will be outlined by the chancellor in due course, but i make fully clear that this is going to be a budget that will fix the foundations and rebuild our country. prime minister or chancellor ever pre—empts the measures that may or may not be in a budget . measures that may or may not be in a budget. i'm afraid you'll just have to wait until the chancellor lays that out in full. but the structure, if you like, the framework, is going to be to fix the foundations to and rebuild our country. thank you very much.

>> now, italian prime minister giorgia meloni's controversial new plan to send asylum seekers to albania has been dealt a significant blow already by the courts. only days after the first arrivals on monday, a naval ship arrived transferring i6 naval ship arrived transferring 16 men from bangladesh and egypt. italy says up to 36,000 asylum seekers could be sent to albania each year, but only non—vulnerable men from safe countries will qualify. now, a special immigration court in rome ruled that the 12 migrants sent to albania should be brought back to italy because they were from countries considered unsafe to be returned to . in other news, a former to. in other news, a former police detective has been jailed for 19 years for stealing cocaine from work to sell on the streets of manchester. the court heard that andrew talbot took almost four kilograms of cocaine, with a retail value of £400,000. from the evidence store, and then searched police systems for dealers to help him sell the drug. the 54 year old,

who worked for greater manchester police's serious crime division, was found guilty of misconduct in public office and supplying class a drugs and girls aloud singer cheryl has described the death of former one direction star liam payne as incredibly painful as she voiced fears over protecting their seven year old son, bear. cheryl said in a statement on instagram that their son has to face the reality of never seeing his father again. his most recent girlfriend, katie cassidy , said girlfriend, katie cassidy, said she had been at a complete loss following his death , adding that following his death, adding that she loved him unconditionally and completely. payne died aged 31 after falling from a third floor hotel balcony in buenos aires. it comes after music mogul simon cowell also spoke out, saying he is heartbroken. fans have paid tribute to liam outside the hotel where he died, by singing the one direction song. history . jul the ashlee song. history. jul the ashlee good lord alli mr farage.

>> so don't let it go. we can read some more, we can live forever . those are the latest gb forever. those are the latest gb news headlines. now it's back to patrick for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code , or go to scanning the qr code, or go to gb news .com. >> forward slash alerts . >> forward slash alerts. >> forward slash alerts. >> good evening. it looks like a bit of bad publicity is a better deterrent than border force. a few people highlighted a man claiming to be an afghan migrant by the name of mada pasa. he made threats to kill and was videoed with guns and drugs . videoed with guns and drugs. so i want to make something very

clear . i i want to make something very clear. i showed i want to make something very clear . i showed videos of i want to make something very clear. i showed videos of him not to make him famous as some people are suggesting, but to try to show the kind of people who are coming across the channel we know about him because he filmed himself, but there are thousands just like him . these are the men who want him. these are the men who want to move in next to you. we're not talking about doctors and engineers here. we're not talking about women and children. he doesn't even actually say that he needs asylum. he just wants to come to britain for a new life . well, britain for a new life. well, then last night, this video emerged. >> you must know these people work here right now. he don't want to take me to london. he takes all of your go to london. i'm going to make a problem to all people. i'm going to show the police when i hear her mother, father .7 mother, father? >> yeah. so because of the pubuchy >> yeah. so because of the publicity , human traffickers are publicity, human traffickers are apparently refusing to take him at the moment because they think that he'll be arrested when he arrives in britain and he'll tell police about who the traffickers are. so he is obviously still trying to come to britain, though maybe he will.

but the points are this. okay, firstly , he says that everyone firstly, he says that everyone is walking around with guns . is walking around with guns. well, what are we paying the french police for? are we all allowed to walk around with guns? no. secondly, the traffickers obviously don't like pubuchy. traffickers obviously don't like publicity . it scares them. why publicity. it scares them. why are politicians and the media not doing more to highlight who they are? get their faces out there for to all see. thirdly, by highlighting what these people really are, it destroys the narrative of charities like care for calais and the refugees welcome brigade. now the mainstream media, they don't want to do that because of corporate commercial pressure . corporate commercial pressure. they did the same thing with black lives matter. even when it turned out to be a largely marxist organisation. and one of the co—founders reportedly used to money build a property empire. but the point of me showing morad tahbaz videos isn't to turn him into a celebrity. it's to show what's really going on on the other side of the channel , there are side of the channel, there are guns and drugs everywhere. violent young men who've chanced

their arm in the rest of europe are not even claiming to actually need asylum until they speak to a lawyer in britain. and french police are doing precious little with your cash. he did also put this video out there. >> englishman, you must come here. take me to the uk because i don't want to stay here. >> but i certainly will not be taking him to the uk. but there are two realities. there's the fake one that the refugees welcome brigade want you to believe. and then there's the real one that i will keep highlighting until eventually someone does something to stop it. let's get our thoughts to the panel. we've got former tory mp michelle donelan, political commentator alex armstrong and journalist and broadcaster jj anas sarwar, and alex, i'll start with you on this. i know you feel feel passionately about this kind of stuff. i mean, you know, you've got these chaps here who are coming across the channel and, you know , it's only channel and, you know, it's only in my view, anyway, by highlighting who they are and what's really going on, i don't think the rest of the media does enough to show that to destroy the narrative. >> no, the rest of the media deliberately try and hide it. in

many cases, we saw we were talking about this last week. i think actually some of the asylum seekers and illegal migrants who have come to the country committed crimes they were covering up on the bbc. they weren't even mentioning that they were asylum seekers. there is an active some sort of deterrent inside these organisations that makes them not want to talk about it. for me, i think something you pointed out that was really interesting there, pat, is france. how much money we're giving france to basically send these migrants here. we're paying these migrants here. we're paying them half $1 billion. i think it was half a billion. was it under the last tory government? and yet france has no reason to want to stop them. why would they want these migrants to stay in their country? we've got what you're doing by putting a picture. a spotlight on this guy is saying, we don't want these people here, and you're actively getting the conversation started. >> i mean, if he's if it's true, which is i mean, there are loads of other videos which we're not putting out there of, you know, the amount of guns and weapons that are just around this guy there. it does beg the question, what on earth are we paying the french for? >> it does. it raises a lot of

questions. >> and this is an individual thatis >> and this is an individual that is worrying in himself. he's got a machine gun tattooed to his face. and this is the type of people that the profile of a number of the people that want to come to this country illegally, which is a crime in itself, which it's almost become. not pc to admit that it's a crime to try and get into this country illegally. and we've really got to do something about it and w