henry bolton. how do you respond to gerry?ive party and particularly sunak particularly people sunak have presented as fiscal presented themselves as fiscal conservatives, low taxation, low expenditure . and what have we expenditure. and what have we got? we've got massive taxation here. absolutely massive, crippling and. jerry, you can't say this is a budget for growth . we've got corporation tax going . we've got the top rate of going. we've got the top rate of income tax threshold going down . so it brings a far more far more people into . it so that more people into. it so that provides a sort of glass ceiling, if you like, for entrepreneur ers and small businessmen who who aren't to build their businesses because they're going to incur additional taxation . we've got additional taxation. we've got you know, we're hitting the ordinary people well, because a lot of these cuts that the government's going to impose, they're trying to pass the responsible on to local government by removing cap on council tax. there is nothing

henry bolton. how do you respond to gerry?ive party and particularly sunak particularly people sunak have presented as fiscal presented themselves as fiscal conservatives, low taxation, low expenditure . and what have we expenditure. and what have we got? we've got massive taxation here. absolutely massive, crippling and. jerry, you can't say this is a budget for growth . we've got corporation tax going . we've got the top rate of going. we've got the top rate of income tax threshold going down . so it brings a far more far more people into . it so that more people into. it so that provides a sort of glass ceiling, if you like, for entrepreneur ers and small businessmen who who aren't to build their businesses because they're going to incur additional taxation . we've got additional taxation. we've got you know, we're hitting the ordinary people well, because a lot of these cuts that the government's going to impose, they're trying to pass the responsible on to local government by removing cap on council tax. there is nothing

so joining me in the studio now discuss this is henry bolton , discuss this is henry bolton, border controlert , and ivan border control expert, and ivan simpson, immigration . we've been simpson, immigration. we've been sitting here, fellows, waiting for these figures come out whilst the news broadcast was on. any surprises in that, henry 7 on. any surprises in that, henry ? no surprise , that it's gone up ? no surprise, that it's gone up . surprised at the extent to which it's gone up? most certainly. and of course, the difficulty here , not only difficulty here, not only political, it's practical . we've political, it's practical. we've got local government at the moment, the country as we've seen in the house of commons when robert jenrick was was talking about a answering urgent questions on accommodation . you questions on accommodation. you know you've got mps from across the and it's sort of beyond one party here saying look what is happening . our local areas being happening. our local areas being now flooded with people on hotels being taken over. we have no no how long this is go

, i'm joined by our international and border control expert , henry and border control expert, henry boltonolitical commentator matthew stadlen. henry, i'll start with you, if you don't mind. thank very much for joining us this. what do you make of record high figures? surely they entirely unsustainable . they're shocking. unsustainable. they're shocking. kelvin know, i think we expected the figures to be higher than before. but these figures are absolutely shocking . and yet you absolutely shocking. and yet you ask whether they're sustainable . of course they're not. what we've got now is in the last one. one person, roughly one person in every 133 in these islands arrived 12 months up to june. that's a huge number. and of course, you know, people say, well, they all contribute towards services and so on through paying taxes. well, a lot of them paying tax . but even lot of them paying tax. but even if they are , then that money is if they are, then that money is not being translate into public services. we're seeing cuts in local government, we're not seeing big investment in policing. i

well, border control expert , well, border control expert, henry bolton told gb news as additional strainn local with no increase services to match. we've got mps from across the country and it's sort of beyond party here. saying look what is happening . our local areas are happening. our local areas are being now flooded with people. our hotels are being taken over. we have no, no how long this is going to go on. and i idea what you're going do about it. you're going to do about it. there no and that's the there is no plan. and that's the problem. chair of, a problem. the chair of, a safeguarding board that dealt with the of a five year old boy in wales who was murdered by his family, has for systemic issues .logan family, has for systemic issues . logan mwangi died in july last year after months of abuse at the hands of his mother , the hands of his mother, stepfather and stepbrother who were given life sentences . were given life sentences. earlier this year a review how the board handled his case found. he was failed by authorities didn't report his injuries . 120 people have been inj

failing to tackle the skills and some of the labour in the economy while border control expert henry bolton told gb news. says an additional strain on communities with no increase in services to match . we've got mps from across match. we've got mps from across the and it's sort of beyond one party here saying look what is happening here with our local areas are being now flooded with people on hotels being taken oven people on hotels being taken over. we have no no idea how long this is going to go on and noidea long this is going to go on and no idea what you're going to do about it. there is no plan and that's the problem . the review that's the problem. the review into the death of a five year old boy in wales says . there are old boy in wales says. there are systemic issues in safeguarding children . it found logan mwangi children. it found logan mwangi who died in july last year was failed by authorities didn't report the injuries he'd suffered in the months before his death. the chair of the safeguarding board that dealt with his case taken full responsibility and apologised. logan's

ithank border expert henry bolton obe. i thank you very , henry. great i thank you very, henry. would imagine, people are up in arms. even of shamima even the possibility of shamima bakam coming back to britain . in bakam coming back to britain. in my view she will never not be a threat . you know what ? she let's threat. you know what? she let's start at the beginning of this of this particular legal thing going on at the moment. she's got lawyers who are making a great deal of publicity themselves and marketing themselves, and they're making a lot money out of pro being lot of money out of pro being the british legal to try and find a way through it. everybody knows if they're honest that this woman understood precisely she thinks is the case and i started it. snorts yes. yeah. i mean, you know, but whether she's stupid or not, you know, tony messed around with the treason act . he put it into the treason act. he put it into the pubuc treason act. he put it into the public order act. but my understanding of that is and i have to i haven't looked at it in the last few days or w

border control expert henry bolton gb news.s with no increase in services too much. we've got mps across the country and it's sort of beyond one party here saying, look what is happening here with our local areas are being now flooded with people are being taken over. we have no no idea how long this is going to go on. noidea how long this is going to go on. no idea what you're going do about it. there is no plan . about it. there is no plan. that's the problem . while that's the problem. while immigration lawyer ivan samson says the figures are reflection of the domestic labour shortage. we issue about a million visas, a now the bulk of those will be people coming to work here under the skilled worker visa route and students and, there's been and students and, there's been an increase of some 71% of those to category since the pandemic . to category since the pandemic. but that's a reflection on the shortage of labour. in the uk, we need people to fill the jobs . we're not doing that with the resident labour market. 120 people