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of channel crossings continues to rise, with over 21,000 migrants arriving by small boat, including a record 609 on thursday. home secretary yvette cooper says labour is intensifying border security and cracking down on illegal working. however, conservative leader kemi badenoch says it's labour who are failing to control our borders. >> i'm not going to run away from the subject of immigration, inever from the subject of immigration, i never have. labour are pretending that they're tough on immigration, when actually they stopped us from doing quite a lot of things. it wasn't just the fact that we had a majority in the commons. we did not have a majority in the lords. so a lot of legislation, the rwanda legislation, even when we were putting it through, it was getting blocked elsewhere. so i'm not going to have keir starmer who wanted foreign criminals to stay in this country, actively stop them from being deported, pretend that he is mr immigration. >> in other news, the two year old boy has died and four adults are seriously injured after a hit and run involving a stolen porsche. the toddler was rushed

to hospital following the crash in smethwick, near birmingham, just before 11:00 last night. but despite the efforts of medical teams, the child died. a 29 year old woman and a 30 year old man remain in a serious condition. another man and a woman, both aged 30, are stable. an urgent hunt is now underway for the driver after the vehicle smashed into another car. police are calling on the driver to make the right decision and hand themselves in. elsewhere, an urgent manhunt is underway for those responsible for a triple shooting in north—west london last night. a woman in her 40s was shot and killed while two men, both in their 30s, were injured, one critically. residents in brent say they heard five gunshots in quick succession. police have cordoned off the area with a number of officers at the scene. detectives are now working to track down those behind the attack, and are urging anyone with information to come forward. elsewhere, a tribunal has ruled that an alleged chinese spy linked to the duke of york and two former prime

ministers posed a national security risk. the businessman, known only as h6, was barred from the uk last year after reportedly infiltrating high profile circles, including attending events with david cameron and theresa may. home secretary yvette cooper says britain must maintain economic ties with china, but will act strongly against security threats. critics, including nigel farage, are calling for the man to be named, while iain duncan smith demands a full investigation into his activities. the duke of york insists no sensitive matters were ever discussed, and says all contact stopped following government advice. israel has said it will close its dublin embassy, accusing ireland of crossing every red line. foreign minister gideon saar announced the closure in a statement due to the, quote, extreme anti—israel policies of the irish government. irish premier simon harris said he was deeply disappointed by the move, with the deputy premier, micheal martin stating there are no plans to close the irish embassy in israel. mr harris also said

he utterly rejected the assertion that ireland is anti—israel. elsewhere, at least seven tourists in fiji are fighting for their lives after a suspected mass alcohol poisoning at a luxury resort. witnesses have described the scenes as terrifying, claiming up to 12 people collapsed. one victim was seen suffering seizures and foaming at the mouth, while a young girl who took a sip of her mother's drink is reportedly fighting for her life. four australians, aged 18 to 56, are among those rushed to hospital. the incident comes just weeks after the deaths of six tourists in laos, also from suspected alcohol poisoning, with british tourist simone white among those killed. and two russian oil tankers have sunk in the black sea, spilling oil and leaving 29 crew members stranded. the incident took place amid a heavy storm in the kerch strait, which separates russia from the occupied crimea. at least one crew member is believed to have

died and authorities are investigating criminal negligence. unverified video appears to show one tanker split in half as oil leaks into the water. a rescue and clean up operation is now underway, with more than 50 personnel, including tugboats and helicopters. the full extent of the oil spill, still unknown. and those are the latest gb news headunes and those are the latest gb news headlines for now. more from me in half an hour. now it's back to nana. >> good afternoon and welcome to gb news. we're live on tv, onune gb news. we're live on tv, online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua. it's just gone seven minutes after 3:00 now. coming up, the home secretary, yvette coopen up, the home secretary, yvette cooper, has refused to set herself a deadline to bring illegal migration down, despite admitting that the rate of illegal arrivals is far too high, with crossings hitting the 35,000 mark yesterday. should she be forced to set a deadline

or is she being realistic? then, for the great british debate this, i'm asking have you changed your mind about brexit? this comes as the prime minister looks set to send a team of over 100 civil servants to run the uk's negotiations with brussels, as he seeks a reset with the bloc. so the great british debate this year, i'm asking have you changed your mind about brexit? and i've got to pull up on asking you whether you would vote leave or remain if we if we had another referendum cast. today, then in worldview crossing live to tel aviv to speak to mr barr and performer uri geller and get the latest in the middle east, all of that on the middle east, all of that on the way, as ever. send me your thoughts, post your comments gbnews.com/yoursay. so the home secretary yvette cooper she's refused to set herself a deadune refused to set herself a deadline to bring migration down, or any sort of real target to heal, despite admitting that the rate of illegal channel

crossings is far too high. yvette has also criticised the tory government, saying slogans will simply not solve small boat crises. well, i mean, they can talk. come on, they're all doing that. meanwhile, earlier today, conservative leader kemi badenoch spoke to gb news this morning, insisting keir starmer wanted foreign criminals to stay in this country. >> i'm not going to run away from the subject of immigration, inever from the subject of immigration, i never have. labour are pretending that they're tough on immigration, when actually they stopped us from doing quite a lot of things. it wasn't just the fact that we had a majority in the commons. we did not have a majority in the lords. so a lot of legislation, the rwanda legislation, even when we were putting it through, it was getting blocked elsewhere. so i'm not going to have. keir starmer, who wanted foreign criminals to stay in this country, actively stop them from being deported, pretend that he is mr immigration. >> well, joining me now, the executive director of migration watch, mike jones. mike, welcome

to the program. it feels like the to