being investigated over these offensive whatsapp messages. the burnley mp oliver ryan admits to principles, to plan for our future, tmp set our principles, to plan for our future, tmp oliver' principles, to plan for our future, tmp oliver ryan admits to burnley mp oliver ryan admits to making unacceptable messages in making unacceptable messages in this whatsapp group where this whatsapp group where racist, sexist, homophobic and racist, sexist, homophobic and anti—semitic messages were anti—semitic messages were exchanged. exchanged. >> a newbie labour mp is under >> a newbie labour mp is under investigation after andrew investigation after andrew gwynne, the minister, was sacked gwynne, the minister, was sacked and suspended by the party. but and suspended by the party. but where will this end.7 more where will this end? more where will this end? more investigations look likely. investigations look likely. >> an illegal working crackdown >> an illegal working crackdown 4000 illegal workers in 4000 illegal workers in establishments such as nail establishments such as nail bars, delivery drivers and car bars, delivery drivers and car washes have been arrested since washes have been arrested since labour came to power. but why labour came to power. but why are they here in the first are they here in the first place? >> and a former royal marine has place? >> and a former royal marine has been cleared of racial hatred. been cleared of racial hatred. jamie michael was taken to court jamie michael was taken to court for a 12 minute video for for a 12 minute video for expressing his concern about expressing his concern about illegal immigration. he'll join illegal immigration. he'll join us. us. >> us. >> the time has come to tell the us. us. >> us. >> the time has come to tell the truth, to stand up for our truth, to stand up for our principles, to plan for our principles, to plan for our future, to reset our future, to reset our politics

and our thinking. >> it's been 100 prejudicial? i don't know. >> well, when you're calling for pensioners to be run over and killed, particularly if they didn't vote labour.

>> the problem is, of course, and our thinking. the written word. you can never >> writtenn 100 and our thinking. >> written word. you can the written word. you can never see the humour that might have see the humour that might have been intended in it. it's a been intended in it. it's a joke, you don't know. but joke, you don't know. but anyway, we're going to be anyway, we're going to be discussing that this morning. discussing that this morning. there's quite a lot to get into. there's quite a lot to get into. >> gb news could, should, should >> gb news could, should, should they even carry on as mps? they even carry on as mps? that's the conversation i think that's the conversation i think we should have. >> yeah, absolutely. we should have. >> yeah, absolutely. gbnews.com/yoursay first though, gbnews.com/yoursay first though, the latest news with katie the latest news with katie bowen. bowen. >> bev and andrew. thank you and >> bev and andrew. thank you and good morning. it's 9:32. these good morning. it's 9:32. these are your top stories from the gb are your top stories from the gb newsroom. farmers from across newsroom. farmers from across the country are set to descend the country are set to descend once again on westminster later once again on westminster later today in protest against the today in protest against the government's family farm tax. government's family farm tax. hundreds of farmers and their hundreds of farmers and their tractors are gathering on the tractors are gathering on the way to parliament. the rally on way to comments, whitehall, organised by save british farming, comes as a petition calling to keep current inheritance tax exemptions for working farms has reached almost 150,000 signatures. that's set to be debated in the commons this afternoon. labour has

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deeply disappointing comments, which he deeply regrets and would not make today. mr ryan confirmed he was a member of the same whatsapp group that former health minister andrew gwynne was also a part of. mr gwynne was also a part of. mr gwynne was sacked by the prime minister and suspended by the party over the weekend following racist and sexist messages being exposed by the daily mail. thousands of migrants who have been working illegally in the country have been arrested as part of the government's efforts to tighten border security. around 4000 arrests have been made in more than 5000 immigration enforcement visits since labour took power on the 5th of july. the government says that those often working illegally in nail bars, car washes and restaurants are sold. false promises about living and working in the uk, and are encouraged to make dangerous journeys to the country organised by criminal gangs. later today, there will be a second reading in the house of commons of the government's border security, asylum and

immigration bill. the legislation would give new powers to police and immigration officers, including the ability to seize migrants mobile phones to seize migrants mobile phones to assist with investigations. those are the latest gb news headlines. now let's go back to bev and andrew. >> very good morning. welcome to britain's newsroom live across the uk on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. now we were going to talk about chicken nuggets and albanian criminals not being deported. >> i think we still are, aren't we? >> well, a little bird has told me it's a special day. andrew pierce. >> oh, god. >> oh, god. >> bring it in now. >> bring it in now. >> he doesn't. >> he doesn't. >> oh no. >> oh no. >> he didn't know anything about this and he didn't think we knew as well. so thanks to carole malone who tipped us off this morning because apparently it's andrew pearce's birthday today. >> oh, no. »- >> oh, no. >> come on andrew. thank you billy here's lovely floor manager billy. look, we've got chocolate cake.

>> lovely. don't like chocolate cake. >> don't tell him you don't like chocolate. you don't like. chocolate cake. honestly. >> i don't actually, but it's a very nice thought. >> i'm not going to ask you how old you are, in case you're funny about. >> it, i don't mind. >> it, i don't mind. >> okay. how old are you? 64 today. 64. and why didn't you tell any of us that it's your birthday? >> oh, because it's boring. >> oh, because it's boring. >> oh, because it's boring. >> oh, it's not boring, is it? viewers, i'm sure you are desperate. >> you can imagine now the torrent of not so charming messages that were coming. 64, 94. >> i know that our viewers and our listeners will want to message this morning to give you their regards. you can have a piece of chocolate cake. andrew. come on. this is breakfast. cheers. well done. you've made it to another year. you've you've done another year of working with me and just amazing. that's not aged you. >> that's why i do feel 94 actually. that's quite nice actually. >> oh very nice. well done. marks and spencer's across the road. >> who chose chocolate? >> who chose chocolate? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> so look. >> so look. >> happy birthday. >> happy birthday. >> thank you, thank you. >> thank you, thank you. >> we weren't going to let it.

you probably would have rather me bring a glass of champagne for you. >> wouldn't you? do you know how i'm celebrating it this evening? i'm celebrating it this evening? i'm going to a talk on mrs. thatcher. because 50 years tomorrow, it's the anniversary of being chosen as tory leader. and charles moore's doing. he's the historian of thatcher, the historian. so i'm going to that. >> and will now everyone will know it's your birthday today. so you'll probably get a standing ovation at that tonight. andrew, i doubt as the world's biggest margaret thatcher fan. >> yes, exactly. >> yes, exactly. >> but you're at peace with ageing, aren't you? i am, yeah. good. >> yeah. no, i think i've completely, completely relaxed about it. >> good. so happy birthday from us.thank >> good. so happy birthday from us. thank you. >> now chicken nuggets. >> now chicken nuggets. >> no, we're not talking. >> no, we're not talking. >> about chicken nuggets. no we're not. we are talking about the second labour mp who's been named as being part of this deeply offensive whatsapp group in which anti—semitic, sexist and racist remarks were made. >> so this is oliver ryan, who is the mp for burnley. he's committed, he's admitted to making comments that he says he deeply regrets and would not make today. it's understood that he's not been suspended from the party, but will face an

investigation now. i think that we need we need to put these messages into context, right. this was a whatsapp group called trigger me timbers, which i guessis trigger me timbers, which i guess is a play on shiver me timbers right. and trigger meaning probably meaning there might be things that get talked aboutin might be things that get talked about in that which would upset some people. so it's clearly a bloke. see whatsapp group and these exist don't they? men we all know. and if any of you have ever looked at your partner's whatsapp groups, women you might know, some of the stuff on these is unpalatable to say the least, right? but on this one, andrew andrew gwynne mp has posted a clip from an episode of politics live on the telly, in which change uk mp angela smith appeared to refer to people from an ethnic background as having a funny tinge. and there are councillors, all labour representatives on this group and they sort of say, oh, there's, you know, a b h i've got to can't use the language

here. and then gwynne does an emoji with his eyes rolling, and ryan says, 1560 00:09:07,064