overin sentence in europe and over in america today. >> i'm also signing an executive order to instruct the departments of defence and homeland security to begin preparing the 30 000 person migrant facility at guantanamo bay. >> donald trump will send illegals to guantanamo. but over here. >> in the new united kingdom government will never withdraw from the european convention on human rights. >> our attorney general, who you never voted for, has just pledged lifelong allegiance to the echr. how out of touch is britain? plus. >> exciting day for the family at mini pride. family fun for everyone. >> three year olds are now being taken to a gay pride event. is that acceptable? >> and 72 star one star 32017. >> and 72 star one star 32017. >> did you see that? thanks for 72. >> what on earth went on with that plane and helicopter crash in the states? trump seems to think there might be a whiff of

die about it. >> to have our smartest people. it doesn't matter what they look like, how they speak, who they are. it matters. intellect, talent. but we'll restore faith in american air travel. >> but closer to home, i reveal shocking footage of yet another broad daylight knife attack. plus. reform surge ahead in the polls, which is hardly a surprise when you see the state of the labour chancellor. >> why did. >> why did. >> you say it was a decade? >> you say it was a decade? >> well, i think you're taking. i think it's one. >> of his former tory mp, anna firth, lord shaun bailey, an ex labour party adviser. matthew laza. oh, and find out why we should be worried about that happening now. asteroid? well, apparently it could all be game over soon. get ready britain, here we go.

is it a death sentence to criticise islam in britain? next? >> patrick. thank you and good evening. the top stories channel migrants who put lives at risk will face up to five years in jail under a new border security bill. home secretary yvette cooper has outlined plans to make endangering another life dunng make endangering another life during a sea crossing to the uk a new offence. she also announced that people selling and handling boat parts suspected of being used in migrant channel crossings could face up to 14 years in prison under new laws trying to crack down on people smugglers. so far this year, more than a thousand migrants have crossed the engush migrants have crossed the english channel. gb news political editor christopher hope, sat down with the home secretary. >> just keep doing more of the gimmicks. it's got to be this really serious law enforcement,

and we've got to treat the border security in the same way that we treat issues of security against against terror threats. and that's why we're introducing counter—terror style powers to give law enforcement much stronger powers , to act early in stronger powers, to act early in the same way that they could around terrorism cases, because that's a sign of really the seriousness of this. if we are going to strengthen border security and prevent lives being lost, we have to have stronger law enforcement powers to go after the dangerous gangs. >> in other news, president donald trump says the cause of last night's washington, dc crash between a plane and a military helicopter is still being investigated. and he says our hearts are shattered. authorities in washington say they don't expect to find any survivors after the collision. more than 300 emergency responders are searching, still searching for survivors. 64 people, including crew, were on that american airlines flight and three soldiers were on the

black hawk helicopter. at least 28 bodies have already been recovered. helicopter was on a training flight when the crash happened just before 9 pm. local time. >> our hearts are shattered alongside yours. and our prayers are with you now and in the days to come. we'll be working very, very diligently in the days to come. we're here for you to wipe away the tears and to offer you our devotion, our love and our support. his great support. in moments like this, the differences between americans fade to nothing compared to the bonds of affection and loyalty that unite us all, both as americans and even as nations. we are one family and today we are all heartbroken. we're all searching for answers. >> and finally, retail crime is now at an all time high, with more than 2000 incidents reported a day last year. more than 70 incidents alone included use of a weapon, with double reported in the previous year. thefts have reached 20 million

incidents per year, costing retailers £2.2 billion annually. those are the headlines for 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 gbnews.com/alerts. >> good evening. it seems like you get a death sentence in the western world. if you dare to criticise aspects of the islamic faith in sweden. this man who admittedly took things to the absolute extreme in a bid to make his feelings known, regularly burnt copies of the quran. >> in. peta.

>> in. peta. >> last night he was shot dead in his apartment. now, i don't condone setting fire to copies of the quran, and i absolutely see how that could cause anger. but just think about this. if somebody set fire to a copy of the bible or the torah, would they be shot dead in their own home? i suspect not. in france, teacher samuel paty was falsely accused of showing obscene pictures of the prophet mohammed to schoolchildren. that was a lie. a girl who wasn't even in his class at the time made it up. he was beheaded in the street by an islamist. before that, we had charlie hebdo, didn't we? they ran a cartoon of the prophet mohammed on their front cover. then this happened. >> mohammed. mohammed. labuschagne. mohammed. nicola bulley. wahaca. come on. this quy- >> 12 people were killed because of that front cover. we all know about the batley grammar school

incident, where a teacher remains in police hiding with his family after allegedly showing a picture of the prophet to some kids. and people gathered outside the school gates calling for his blood. there was a mob outside that school four days. >> after the incident from monday 22nd of march, must also be investigated from a criminal perspective. yes, given that it was a clear attempt to stir up religious hatred. we also use this opportunity to call upon the entire british muslim community to review the materials being taught in their children's schools. >> now, i do wonder if a teacher had said something that jewish or christian students found offensive, or made a joke about one of the hindu gods, whether they'd have received death threats and been forced into hiding for the rest of their lives. and then there was the autistic child who accidentally scuffed a copy of the quran at school. he also received death threats, and his mum had to go to the local islamic centre and beg for forgiveness. >> have had to call the police. he has received death threats.

he has received death threats. he has received threats that he will be beaten up if he goes back to school. he's absolutely petrified. but i don't want anybody to be prosecuted. >> yet again, i'll ask if a copy of the bible had been scuffed, would we have seen the parents of a hypothetical muslim child forced into a church to beg for their child's life? i doubt it. it does appear to be a potential death sentence. if you do something, even accidentally, that offends certain elements of the muslim community. i wonder whether that's why this is allowed. or even why this is allowed. >> de1. zara aleena . moideen. >> de1. zara aleena. moideen. arbel. giorgia meloni. la. ten hag. obe. namo . alicia kearns.

hag. obe. namo. alicia kearns. datchet. nana. george iv. >> but this is not allowed. a christian woman praying silently in her own head outside an abortion clinic. >> is you standing here part of the protest? no. are you? are you praying? i might be praying in my head. so i'll ask you once more. will you voluntarily come with us now to the police station for me to ask you some questions about today and other days where there are allegations that you've broken public spaces. protection. if i've got a choice, then no. >> i wonder if that fear of being put on some kind of hit list is why police seem to bend over backwards to please some aspects of the muslim community. >> salam alaikum. there is one tier of policing that applies to all of us, and that means that we police without fear or favour. chakram. >> would police ever ask for permission from the elders to

address a christian audience, as indeed another police officer did at that time as well? again, i doubt it. and if a group of jewish people attacked a police station, or even, let's just say, a group of football fans, would you not expect the police to come out and deal with them to come out