>> away. >> away. >> it's 9 pm. this is patrick christys tonight with me. ben leo. >> since october 7th, universities have seen an outbreak of anti—semitism, an outbreak of anti—semitism, an outbreak of anti—semitism, an outbreak of terror support. palestinian and israeli protesters stand off as one of britain's most prestigious universities holds an event called understanding hamas and why that matters. guys, do you fancy a chat with gb news? no. why are you blocking? why are you blocking me off? very strange. so why are hamas

sympathisers so scared to show strange. so why are hamas sympathisers so scared to show their faces and argue their their faces and argue their points? also tonight, the uk points? also tonight, the uk refuses to publish migrant crime refuses to publish migrant crime data like other same countries. data like other same countries. but in the first analysis of its but in the first analysis of its kind revealed today, it paints a kind revealed today, it paints a rather disturbing picture about rather disturbing picture about sex offenders in britain. sex offenders in britain. >> and what do you say to your >> and what do you say to your victims? huw edwards. victims? huw edwards. >> oh dear, there he is. the bbc >> oh dear, there he is. the bbc spent £13 million investigating spent £13 million investigating paedophile huw edwards. paedophile huw edwards. meanwhile, the beeb's new boss meanwhile, the beeb's new boss says match of the day should says match of the day should show less football. yeah. me show less football. yeah. me nehhen >> okay. you won't ever threaten nehhen >> okay. you won't ever threaten me. you ever threaten me again? me. you ever threaten me again? will you leave this room? will you leave this room? >> mike amesbury latest. the >> mike amesbury latest. the former labour mp, who battered a former labour mp, who battered a constituents in runcorn, says he constituents in runcorn, says he will step aside after his will step aside after his conviction, triggering an conviction, triggering an explosive by—election in explosive by—election in cheshire. also tonight, after cheshire. also tonight, after telling white pilots they telling white pilots they weren't welcome in the raf, air weren't welcome in the raf, air force bosses are now begging force bosses are now begging them to reapply after admitting them to reapply after admitting

their racist policy was a load their racist policy was a load of old are hamas of old guff. joining me on the panel tonight is daily express columnist carole malone, the journalist benjamin butterworth and the former tory party chairman, sirjake berry. chairman, sir jake berry. it's time for an emergency shutdown of britain's borders. that's next. but first, your news headlines with sophia wenzler. >> ben. thank you. good evening. it's just gone 9:00. these are your headlines. one person is missing after an oil tanker and a cargo ship carrying toxic chemicals collided in the north sea with jet fuel spilling out and vessels on fire. the us flagged stena immaculate tanker, which was carrying fuel for the us government, appears to have been hit while at anchor by the portuguese flagged container solingen. the cargo ship was

carrying 15 containers of the highly toxic compound sodium cyanide. that's according to reuters news agency. one person is in hospital, while the other 36 people from both crews have been brought ashore. but one crew member from the cargo vesselis crew member from the cargo vessel is missing, according to the operator. in other news, mike amesbury is standing down as an mp,

mike amesbury is standing down as ii] mp, mike amesbury is standing down as ii don't fall out with >> i don't fall out with anybody, they fall out with me. there has been a behavioural problem for some months. outbursts, anger, that kind of thing. frankly, i've tried to put it all to the back of my mind. we've all tried to put it to the back of our minds. and as i say, i'm not prejudging anything on these allegations of anything on these allegations of a bullying culture going on in his offices. but i put it to you. any party who had a senior figure that was facing those accusations would have to act in some way. >> meanwhile, gb news can reveal sir keir starmer has mocked nigel farage at a private meeting of labour mps in the house of commons tonight. the prime minister made fun of the reform uk leader's battles with his former colleague rupert lowe, at a meeting of parliamentary labour party in parliament. according to one mp, the meeting at the meeting, starmer told mps easter is coming up. we are in the middle of lent, but nigel farage is not the messiah. he's a very naughty

boy and a suspected pro—hamas channel migrant. abu wadee has today been charged with knowingly arriving into the uk without leave, according to the home office. abu wadee, who allegedly arrived on a migrant boat before posting extremist content online, has been remanded in custody. it comes on the 10th day in a row that more small boats have reached uk the qr code or go to gbnev1 boats /alerts. the qr code or go to gbnev1 boats have s. the qr code or go to gbnev1 boats have reached the qr code or go to gbnev1boats have reached uk small boats have reached uk waters. 150 migrants arrived waters. 150 migrants arrived this morning, taking the total this morning, taking the total since march, the first to over since march, the first to over 2200. the government says it is 2200. the government says it is cracking down on small boat cracking down on small boat crossings and strengthening crossings and strengthening border security, with new police border security, with new police and immigration powers. those and immigration powers. those gbnews.com/alerts. are the latest gb news are the latest gb news headlines. now it's back to ben. headlines. now it's back to ben. >> for the very latest gb news >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to the qr code or go to

gbnews.com/alerts. >> very good evening to you. thank you for your company. here's a question for you. why does our government and civil service want to hide the true scale of migrant crime in this country? is it because the data might show that not everyone who comes here from abroad is a doctor or an architect? high functioning countries such as denmark, they publish data on migrant crime rates all the time, and there's no reason that we can't, in the absence of the government doing its job here, at least some of our journalists are, because in the daily telegraph today, it's revealed foreigners are convicted up to a quarter of sex crimes in this country, despite census data showing foreign nationals make up just over 9% of the population, completely disproportionate in the first data analysis of its kind from the centre for migration control, up to 1 in 4 sexual offences are committed by migrants. that's 1 in 4 sexual offences in this country committed by migrants, two nationalities, in particular

afghans and eritreans, were more than 20 times more likely to account for sexual offence convictions than british citizens. and overall, foreign nationals were 71% more likely than brits to be responsible for sex crime convictions. drilling into the data drawn from the police national computer, it shows there were 16,700 convictions for sexual offences carried out by someone with a known nationality between 2021 and 2023, and the highest numbers of sex offence convictions were accounted for by romanians , 987 poles, 208 by romanians, 987 poles, 208 indians, 148 of

a rate of 53.6 per 10,000 of their population. britons, meanwhile, accounted for 12,000 sex offence convictions, representing a rate of 2.66 per 10,000 of their population in england and wales. far, far lower. so it begs the question again why is our government so lacklustre and so reluctant? reluctant to publish migrant crime data? and the other question is, is it time for an emergency shutdown of britain's borders until we sort this problem out? let's get the thoughts of my panel now. daily express columnist carole malone, the journalist and broadcaster benjamin butterworth, and the former chairman of the conservative party, sir jake berry. good evening to you all. hello. nice to see you all again. it's been a while. >> and you too, benjamin. >> and you too, benjamin. >> what do you make of this rather startling data? is this the reason why the government is so reluctant to publish migrant crime data? because it shows that they are disproportionately bigger sex offenders than brits? >> well, this isn't a defence, but i would point out that it's likely that these figures are slightly exaggerated, because the number that are convicted is

a solid number that we know, whereas actually the numbers of people from these nationalities in the country is probably higher than we actually think, because there's lots of people in britain that we don't know are in britain. >> much lower than you actually think. that's tosh. >> no, no, no, there's more people from these countries than we have officially documented. so there is a bit of context to that. and that's what the home office. >> well, at least you admit that there's loads of illegals here who aren't. >> exactly. i mean, yes, i'm >> exactly. i mean,