here we go. liberals have turned britain into a playground for sudanese sex monsters. next. >> patrick. thank you very much. the top stories. the chancellor has backed the expansion of heathrow airport. in a speech outlining her plans to boost economic growth. rachel reeves claims a new runway will connect the uk to the world and open up new opportunities, including creating 100,000 jobs, while the london mayor, sadiq khan, has this evening said that he can't support those plans which, quote, would damage our environment and place huge demand on our transport infrastructure. sir keir starmer was challenged over the government's plans for growth at prime minister's questions this morning. tory leader kemi badenoch mainly focused on the employment rights bill, repeatedly asking if it would be

dropped because it fails his test for delivering growth. she also accused sir keir of misleading the house. >> it is business that creates growth. our economy is built by entrepreneurs, risk takers and the hard graft of working people. they know that you can't tax your way to growth, you can't borrow your way to growth, you can't legislate your way to growth. other countries are serious about freeing business from red tape. president trump is doing it in america. argentina is taking a chainsaw to regulations. even the eu is not going as far as this left wing government. this bill will put us at the bottom of the pack, added to the jobs tax, the family business tax. it's no wonder wealth creators are fleeing britain in droves. >> well, the prime minister, in a reference to liz truss, warned miss badenoch that she'd become the next lettuce, claiming the conservatives left the economy in a mess. >> mr speaker, i understand she likes straight talking. she's talking absolute nonsense. she knows that anybody who

understands anything about the bill or any employment law will know you can't start in the morning and go to the tribunal in the afternoon. now, mr speaken in the afternoon. now, mr speaker, we know she's not a lawyer. she's clearly not a leader. if she keeps on like this, she is going to be the next lettuce. >> and donald trump has signed the laken riley act, the first legislation to get his signature since his return to the white house. the bill is named after a georgia nursing student who was murdered last year by a venezuelan man. it requires the detention of unauthorised immigrants accused of theft and violent crimes. >> under the law. i'm signing today, the department of homeland security will be required to detain all illegal auens required to detain all illegal aliens who have been arrested for theft, burglary, larceny, shoplifting, assaulting a police officer, murder or any crime that results in death or serious injury. in addition, for the first time ever, this act gives state governments the ability to sue the federal government for

immediate injunctive relief, if any future administration ever again refuses to enforce the immigration laws of the united states. >> and those are the latest gb news headlines for now. more from me in an hour. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> good evening. illegal immigrants are raping and abusing women and girls, and they're getting away with a slap on the wrist in america. anybody who entered the country illegally is now classed as a criminal. >> the 3500 arrests ice has made so far since president trump came back into office. can you just tell us the numbers? how many have a criminal record versus those who are just in the country illegally. >> all of them, because they illegally broke our nation's laws and therefore they are criminals? as far as this administration goes. i know the last administration didn't see

it that way. so it's a big culture shift in our nation. >> over here. we let them break into britain, sexually assault vulnerable women at will, give them a slap on the wrist and let them a slap on the wrist and let them stick around so they can live a life on taxpayer funded benefits. meet ali hamad, a sudanese monster who literally will not stop attacking women in wales. he sexually assaulted a woman and slapped another in the face three times after she rejected his advances. before that, he groped an off duty police officer on a london bus and then masturbated in front of her. earlier last year, he was found masturbating on a busy london street. on the same day, another lady said she was approached by him from behind and he touched her back with his penis. on november 11th, he appeared at croydon magistrates court, where he was sentenced to a 12 week jail term for the london offences. but because of time already served on remand, he was released shortly after that hearing and then moved to cardiff to sofa surf with friends. what do you think happened then? oh yes. at 3:20

am. on november the 24th, he approached two women in their early 20s who were returning home from a party in ball gowns and heels. now that's when he then went on to attack them for then went on to attack them for the cardiff offences. his punishment is eight months in prison and paying £300 in compensation to one victim and £250 to the other. the judge also gave him a ten year sexual harm prevention order, which means he can't be alone with a woman unless she knows his convictions. are you mental? a bloke who has no qualms about breaking into britain, masturbating in public and sexually assaulting women on the street is not going to be bothered about a sex harm prevention order, is he? why aren't we just sending this animal back to sudan? i mean, it's ironic, isn't it, that our foreign secretary, david lammy, released this video recently telling us that we mustn't forget? sudan? >> when i came into office, i was determined that britain would not look the other way. in november, we won support from all but russia on a resolution

for peace in sudan at the un security council. >> let i'm sure that the women that that monster attacked will not forget sudan in a hurry. mr lammy, on monday i told you about illegal immigrants allegedly hanging around primary schools taking videos of young girls. well, now here's another classic of the genre a bibby stockholm asylum seeker accused of sexual assault has gone missing. do you know why we don't know where he is? oh, because this government closed the bibby stockholm. so there we go. another asylum seeker in a hotel in weymouth was up for a sex assault charge. he's done a runner as well. when you see stuff like this going on in america. >> it's going very well. we're getting the bad hard criminals out. these are murderers. these are people that have been as bad as you get, as bad as anybody you've seen. we're taking them out first. >> you realise, don't you? politicians in britain are making a political choice to keep foreign rapists and sex attackers right here. let's get the views of my panel this evening. we've got the director

of popular conservatives, mark littlewood. we've also got landlord and activist adam brooks and broadcaster nina myskow. mark, i'll start with you on this. you know that guy? why can't we just send him back to sudan? how many women and girls have to be attacked? he's got a he's got an addiction to it. >> yeah. no, you're quite right, patrick. to highlight these cases. you know, each case will be different. but my rule would be different. but my rule would be similar to the one that the trump administration has just imposed at some point of breaking the law. you are not welcome in the united kingdom. i mean, i might let you off with a parking ticket. yeah, but but once you're getting into these sort of offences, i would say probably the cut off point is a custodial sentence. that's it. you're out. and i think we need to reinvestigate something like the rwanda scheme. you can argue about which country you want to pick. if we can't send them directly back to their own country. but it is soft touch stuff. and you're right, patrick, it's a political choice. look at the political

choice. look at the political choice the americans have made. now, perhaps you think trump's going too far, too fast, but it's doable. we will have to unravel our human rights law culture to get there if we want something similar here. but that's the only way we can go. and you know what? if people knew they were going to be kicked out, that's quite a deterrent to not commit those crimes while they're here as well. >> well, well, quite. but if the only argument for keeping this guy or people like him in the country is that it would contravene the echr, surely we just obviously have to leave the echr let. >> people go on about human rights for these rapists and these sex attackers or paedophiles. what about the human rights of the poor girls that get 1524 00:08:38,552 -->