for months on end at the taxpayers expense. >> labour pledged to stop using £8 million a day migrant hotels. so why are they now popping up again all across the country? 20 yards away is a housing estate full of residents. seems like the residents of the migrant hotel are using this private residence estate as a shortcut. look , jumping the fence . i look, jumping the fence. i visited one new hotel that's opened just 20 yards from a residential housing estate. what i found was concerning . i found was concerning. >> i think the true scale of the number of hotels that are secretly being opened hasn't yet been exposed. >> so our critics write that labour isn't coming clean with the truth. also tonight, a gb news investigation finds dinghies, oars, life jackets and pumps being sold at a calais superstore. that's despite france banning their sale in 2021. so can the french be trusted to help stop the boats andifs trusted to help stop the boats and it's d—day for farmers tomorrow, as up to 5000 tractors

are expected to hit london in their protest to labour's inheritance tax raid. tonight's panel are ready to go to. i'm joined by daily express columnist carole malone, campaigner and political commentator samuel sukh and the former mp and chairman of the conservative party, jake berry. oh, and the farmers look like they mean business. >> farmers preparing to protest in westminster as inheritance tax anger grows . tax anger grows. >> does france give a fig about the migrant crisis? next . the migrant crisis? next. >> a very good evening to you. the time is just after 9:00. and these are your latest headlines, starting with a developing story tonight . following online tonight. following online reports of disruption, british airways has confirmed that they are experiencing delays with

their website showing many flights to and from europe having their departures pushed back.in having their departures pushed back in a having their departures pushed back. in a statement to gb news, the airline confirmed that despite issues, their teams are working to resolve what they called a technical issue affecting some of their systems. ba also responded to one person on social media telling them to quote , have a good journey when quote, have a good journey when it is safe for you to be airborne. with world leaders attending the g20 summit in brazil, the pm has said ukraine is top of his agenda . this comes is top of his agenda. this comes after president joe biden has given the green light to kyiv to use us supplied long—range missiles to strike inside russia. president vladimir putin warned the west they would be throwing fuel on the fire if they allowed ukrainian forces to launch western. supplied missiles at russia. elsewhere in politics, sir keir starmer says he's absolutely confident that the vast majority of farms and farmers will not be affected by changes to inheritance tax announced in the budget. a

protest is expected in westminster tomorrow as farmers rally on whitehall against those changes made in last month's budget. while separately, the national farmers union will hold a mass lobby of mps in their effort to get the government to rethink. earlier, the son of a british farmer told gb news how the changes could impact his dream of becoming a farmer. >> it makes me feel like disappointed in the government because they're taking away something that me and i'm guessing all of my generation of farmers are opportunities to become farmers when they're older. i'd say just think about how this affects my generation of farmers and how it affects their future of doing something that they've dreamed about for years. >> and in weather news, the met office says the uk is braced for disruptive snow, ice and cold temperatures over the coming days. up to 20cm of snow may

accumulate in the worst affected areas. in what's been described by the met office as the country's first taste of winter today. snow and frost have been recorded across parts of the yorkshire dales, as well as in certain areas of scotland , certain areas of scotland, including at the coco gauff viewpoint in aberdeenshire. that's as an amber warning is now in place across the east and north of england, the midlands and yorkshire, and the humber, with yellow alerts coming into place for the south east, south west and london at 8:00 tomorrow morning. those will all last until around 6:00 pm on saturday, but for now, those are the latest gb news headlines. i am sophie reaper more from me in the next hour 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 . >> forward slash alerts. >> forward slash alerts. >> good evening. sir keir starmer says he wants to smash

the gangs, but maybe he should be smashing the supermarkets instead. a gb news investigation can exclusively reveal that a calais superstore on the french coast has been accused of operating as a migrant diy shop, selling vital equipment for channel crossings. this decathlon store in calais sits just a five minute walk from busy crossing points for migrants trying to make it to britain. we've discovered numerous pieces of equipment being sold there, including kayaks, lifejackets, oars and inflatable pumps and that's despite france banning the sale of inflatable boats in 2021. in an apparent bid to stop the crossings. so the relatively cheap items cost anything from 30 to ,80 and can be bought straight from the shelf without question of what someone is using them for. one french source told us migrants are going in there knowing they can get their hands on this equipment. it's right under their noses. campaigners have called for the store to be investigated, which they claim is fuelling crossings and indeed deaths. alp mehmet, chairman of migrant watch uk, told us this

is a shocking situation. the store is basically a diy shop for migrant crossings. they're putting profit ahead of human lives. it'sjust putting profit ahead of human lives. it's just a few minutes walk away from the coast. it's open season. they are practically inviting them in. we're paying £500 million to french authorities to stop these migrant crossings. more than 30,000 have crossed so far this yean 30,000 have crossed so far this year, so forgive me for thinking the french are all a bit too blase about their role in all of this. let's get the thoughts now of tonight's panel. i'm joined by daily express columnist carole malone , political carole malone, political commentator samuel sukh, and former mp, mp and chairman of the conservative party, jake berry. good evening to you all. hello, carole. what's the french word for absolute scandal? >> i don't know, off the top of my head, but you're absolutely right. it is a scandal and the french have they? they don't care. macron doesn't care about stopping the crossings. the french government . nuclear. he's french government. nuclear. he's no migrant. macron has always been a champion of free movement. always . and he doesn't

movement. always. and he doesn't believe that he should stop the french. plus, if he lets them come here, it's less of a headache for him. the french government doesn't have to look after them. so yeah, and the thing is, there are cops at these crossing points everywhere. we know that we've seen them there. and so if they wanted to go into those stores and say to them, you can't do this anymore, they would, but they don't want to do it. so, you know, we know. macron must be clapping his hands with glee. you know, he's getting multi—millions of pounds every year from this country. you know, last year sunak did a deal with them for £480 million and said this was hugely going to stop the numbers. and guess what? we've got even more now than ever before. you know, we need to get tough now with with france. we need to be turning back the boats. and you know, i know someone like sam is going to say that's very dangerous. well, it's no more dangerous than than crossing one of the major shipping lines on a plastic dinghy. so we've got to get off. we've got to stop the money and we've got to push back. >> i don't know if we can get those pictures back up, but sam, when we visited, the most of the items were sold out. there were just a few life jackets left. there were dinghies and

inflatables. there's only 1 or 2 left on the shelves when we went there, the they are flying off there, the they are flying off the shelves. obviously we can't identify who's buying them, but these boats especially were meant to be banned from sale in 2021, so the french need to pull their socks off now . their socks off now. >> well i think yeah. but i think also at the same time , think also at the same time, there needs to be a joined international approach to tackle migrant crossings. >> what? and the only way to do that and this story is testament to this as a theory that is always there's going to be open to exploitation. people are always going to be open to these abuses. >> but this is that this isn't some sort of underworld dark gang that is, you know, full 1512 00: