>> very good afternoon to you. >> very good afternoon to you. >> hope you're well. it's 3 pm. welcome to the martin daubney show on gb news with me, ben leo bringing you all the latest on the big stories of the day until 6 pm. donald trump is launching legal action against keir starmer's labour party after staffers campaigned for democratic candidate kamala harris in key battleground states in the us. just how bad could this be for uk american relations? >> if president trump does indeed return to the white house indeed return to the white house in just a few weeks? >> and elsewhere, the home secretary has announced that police firearms officers facing prosecution will be entitled to anonymity up to the point of conviction. it comes after met firearms cop martyn blake was yesterday .acquitted of murdering chris kaba. we'll have all the latest . and in a gb news latest. and in a gb news exclusive, civil servants blocked a rwanda style deportation deal with uganda because they were concerned over the country's record on lgbt rights. charlie peters joins me with all the details shortly. that's all coming in your next

hour. that's all coming in your next hour . thanks that's all coming in your next hour. thanks for your company. this afternoon. a big three hours coming up. sadly, there's been more death in the english channel this morning. that's after a migrant boat sank off the coast of calais. three people died and up to 45 people were rescued. mark white will join me very shortly with the latest on that. meanwhile, send your views and comments on today's show and all the news stories we're covering. gbnews.com/yoursay . i'll be gbnews.com/yoursay. i'll be keeping a keen eye over all your views in just a tick. but first, your news headlines with sophia wenzler . wenzler. >> ben. >> ben. >> thank you. good afternoon. it's just gone. >> 3:00. >> 3:00. >> these are your headlines from the gb newsroom. >> birmingham airport has been evacuated and all flights suspended following reports of a suspicious vehicle. in a post on

social media, the airport said police are currently on site deaung police are currently on site dealing with an incident. airport operations are currently suspended. a spokesman for west midlands police said passengers are advised not to come to the airport at this time. are advised not to come to the airport at this time . an airport at this time. an investigation has been launched into three unexplained deaths at a care home in swanage, where 48 elderly residents were living. social services indicated a possible link to a carbon monoxide leak, although the exact nature of the incident remains unclear. south western ambulance service responded in the early hours of this morning, dispatching a hazard response team and ten double crewed ambulances. authorities are urging the public to avoid the area as the situation develops. in other news, turning to the house of commons, where angela rayner has been filling in for sir keir starmer at prime minister's questions, the deputy prime minister came under pressure for more action against what labour mp mike tap called

the evil smuggling gangs after the evil smuggling gangs after the deadly sinking of a migrant boatin the deadly sinking of a migrant boat in the english channel. this morning. in response, angela rayner insisted the government is establishing a credible plan to protect uk borders with millions of pounds of investment to combat people smuggling. >> these are people, women , >> these are people, women, children. we are putting in place a credible plan to protect our borders and remove those with no right to be here by setting up our border security command, backed by £75 million of investment and we're working with our international partners to target and disrupt the criminal smuggling gangs. >> meanwhile, a third body has now been recovered from the engush now been recovered from the english channel after a migrant boat sank, according to the french coast guard. a passing ferry recovered the third victim after a body was spotted floating in the water. a fourth migrant was taken to hospital for treatment after being pulled from the water earlier this morning. around 50 people were

on board when the vessel went down, leaving many stranded in the water. labour peer lord alli is facing fresh criticism after reports revealed four minor breaches in the registration of his interests. the house of lords commissioner for standards found that he failed to register himself as an unrated director of foundation and neglected to maintain accurate records for a company he controlled. however, the commissioner deemed the minor requiring only a letter of apology, which lord alli has provided. in his letter, he acknowledged the breaches and said he regrets the oversight . said he regrets the oversight. now, two survivors of the manchester arena bombing have won their high court harassment case against a former tv producer who claims the attack was staged . martin hibbert and was staged. martin hibbert and his daughter eve, who suffered life changing injuries, sued richard hall after he published videos and a book alleging the

bombing was a hoax. mr hall claimed his actions, including filming eve outside her home, were in the public interest as a journalist and that millions of people have bought a lie about the attack. however, the court ruled in their favour, dismissing hall's claims as unfounded and sir keir starmer insists his relationship with donald trump is intact despite claims labour interfered in the us election. trump's campaign filed a complaint accusing labour of illegally supporting kamala harris. citing meetings between senior labour officials and her team, starmer dismissed the claims, stating labour members are in the us voluntarily as they've done in previous elections. he emphasised his personal rapport with trump, recalling their meeting in new york, and said he'll work with whoever becomes the next us president. the complaint remains under review by us federal election officials . by us federal election officials. those are the latest gb news

headlines. now it's back to ben for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gb news .com forward slash alerts . .com forward slash alerts. >> thanks, sophia. and yes, it seems to have all come to a head, doesn't it? we've heard a few days back about the labour staffers travelling to america to campaign for kamala harris and tim walz. there was also the labour mp ruth cadbury for brentford and isleworth, who boasted about her trip online, saying she was going to knock doors during recess. >> and now, as i said, it's all come to a head because donald trump's campaign team in the us has now made a formal legal complaint against the uk labour party over what they're calling, quote, blatant foreign interference in the us election. >> it's set to take place, of course, in less than two weeks time. so the complaint's main focus is on labour volunteers who have arrived in the us to

campaign for kamala harris in critical battleground states, including pennsylvania . well, including pennsylvania. well, prime minister sir keir starmer has dismissed claims of interference and insists labour members are in the us voluntarily, as they've done in previous elections. well, nigel farage, of course, he's campaigned for donald trump previously, not least this year. and for years back. this is what he had to say earlier on. >> gb news when ellie costello asked if he was being a bit of a hypocrite by slamming labour. >> when i've been spoken, by the way, i spoke in 2016 at a major trump rally and i did say, now i know it would be wrong of me to tell you how you should vote, but this is what happened in brexit. never underestimate, you know, the fact that actually the polls can be wrong and i wasn't paid to do this. here's the point. the labour party today are trying desperately to backtrack by saying people will be going at their own personal cost. well, you know, airfares to america right now are very,

very expensive. there was no mention of that in the original advertisement at all. >> okay. joining me now is gb news political correspondent olivia utley. olivia, i've used this analogy before when it comes to labour scandals. in the first 100 days, but it seems like comical. ali from baghdad. the tanks are rolling in. nothing to see here and sir keir starmer says everything's fine. i'm not sure what the fuss is about. >> well, it is all a little bit awkward for keir starmer. he has made a statement and so has angela rayner. and they both say that because these activists were volunteering in their own time and were not funded by the labour party, there was nothing untoward about it. and it is true that in recent elections there have always been a number of labour activists going out to america to campaign for the democratic party. the question and this is what the official body will be examining is whether any of these activists paid over a thousand euro dollars for their plane tickets

to america and back if they did, then that would be seen to be considered a donation to kamala harris's election campaign, and then that could be ruled as foreign interference. so that is what keir starmer will be looking out for. now. the what keir starmer wi