shamima begum lawyers.very possible avenue will urgently pursued to challenge today's ruling which upholds the decision remove her british citizenship . the 23 year old who citizenship. the 23 year old who left the uk to join islamic state, lost her appeal with her case, dismissed on all grounds. the home office has welcomed the ruling, but her lawyers say it leaves no protection for . a leaves no protection for. a british child trafficked out of the uk. however, the legal joshua rosenberg says today's ruling was in accordance the home office's position that since ms. bagan was technically entitled to bangladeshi citizenship , there is no legal citizenship, there is no legal obugafion citizenship, there is no legal obligation to keep her uk rights . think it's accepted by everybody that she's now an adult. bangladesh will not let her in and that wasn't really the question before the court today. what she came up with in the in the current hearing was this question of whether she had been trafficked. what thi

shamima begum.— let's take you back to the case of shamima begum.if the home secretary invokes national security. state if the home secretary invokes nationalsecurity. i state if the home secretary invokes national security. i think you would like to set number of things, daniel, and we have a number of collective things to remind you of when you read the judgment. collective things to remind you of when you read thejudgment. i collective things to remind you of when you read the judgment. when you read the 'udgment. i think what reall when you read the judgment. i think what reallyjumped _ when you read the judgment. i think what reallyjumped out _ when you read the judgment. i think what reallyjumped out of— when you read the judgment. i think what reallyjumped out of the - what reallyjumped out of the judgment is what the commission didn't— judgment is what the commission didn't say. — judgment is what the commission didn't say, it did not support what ten throw— didn't say, it did not support what ten throw did. —— what sajid javid did _ ten thr

shamima begum was 15 years old when she left the uk and married an is fighter.ed an is fighter. today's ruling means she remains barred from returning to the uk and the government says she is still thought to be a national security risk. her legal team insist she was a victim of child trafficking. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports. shamima begum was 15 years old when she left the uk she spent the next four years in islamic state territory, emerging after the california collapsed. she immediately had her british citizenship removed. her lawyers have challenged that, arguing that she was a child victim of trafficking for sexual exploitation, as she was married off within days of arrival to an adult is fighter. in their ruling today, the judges said that they found that this was a case of great concern and difficulty. they said that there was a credible suspicion that shamima begum had been recruited, transferred and harboured for the purposes of sexual exploitation. they said the idea that she could have conceived and organised the trip hersel

and shamima it overturned.oup islamic state , terrorist group islamic state, lost an appeal against her decision . remove her decision. remove her citizenship. a british citizenship? she was 15 when she travelled to syria in 2015. her lawyers say she was a victim of child trafficking . however, her child trafficking. however, her case was dismissed on old grounds. the home office has welcomed the ruling saying the government's priority is the safety and security of the country. intensive talks are being held today in a bid to resolve the dispute between nurses and the government. the royal college of nursing paused next week's 48 hour walkout, which would have been the biggest strike this winter. the government says a 3.5% pay rise is affordable . the union wants is affordable. the union wants 5% above inflation, but has indicated prepared to meet halfway . up to 260 british steel halfway. up to 260 british steel jobs are at risk after the company announced it's planning to close the coke ovens its plant in scu

joining me now, the man who knows shamima . they can man who knows shamima.ist andrew juri tracked her down to the syrian camp where she remains and has maintained close contact with since . but andrew juri, what since. but andrew juri, what fascinating given how. well you know shemima is you think this new celebrity version of shamima begum the bbc is pushing its own one big fraud . what do you tell one big fraud. what do you tell us? well, it's firstly, i mean, the video that just shown of what just watch . she mentions what just watch. she mentions the word racism . now, the word racism. now, i interviewed for a long time and i approached about racism. i said, why did you hate the british? was it somebody being racist to you with kids? she said, not really. just little incident. so that is a big lie. so racism never got mentioned . so racism never got mentioned. and got to realise i've and you've got to realise i've spoken so that spoken for 18 months. so that shocked me. i mean, this is seems to be seems got this character. she seems to formed creating a

joining me now, the man who knows shamima . they can man who knows shamima.andrew juri tracked her down to the syrian camp where she remains and has maintained close contact with since . but andrew juri, what since. but andrew juri, what fascinating given how. well you know shemima is you think this new celebrity version of shamima begum the bbc is pushing its own one big fraud . what do you tell one big fraud. what do you tell us? well, it's firstly, i mean, the video that just shown of what just watch . she mentions what just watch. she mentions the word racism . now, the word racism. now, i interviewed for a long time and i approached about racism. i said, why did you hate the british? was it somebody being racist to you with kids? she said, not really. just little incident. so that is a big lie. so racism never got mentioned . so racism never got mentioned. and got to realise i've and you've got to realise i've spoken months. so that spoken for 18 months. so that shocked me. i mean, this is seems to be seems got this character. she seems to formed creatin

shamima begum was stripped of her british citizenship after being deemed a threat to national securitynd remains in a camp in northern syria. her lawyers say she will appeal the decision. also on the programme... just under 300 jobs are to go at british steel's scunthorpe plant with the closure of its coking ovens. and the unions fear that hundreds morejob cuts could and the unions fear that hundreds more job cuts could be in the pipeline and that the future of steelmaking in the uk is under threat. tens of thousands of adults with disabilities and long—term illnesses are being sued by local councils for failing to pay their social care bills. we have a special report on the impact of a year of war on the children of ukraine. bells ring. calling all bell—ringers — a campaign is launched to fill vacancies ahead of the king's coronation. and coming up on the bbc news channel. a pivotal day for welsh sport and the six nations as the players are due to reveal whether they will strike over contractual disputes. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. a 23—year—old woman who trave

didn't the bbc appear to have stumped for shamima ? i'm well, i would say shamima?ell, i would say i absolutely disagree and that she should not be rehabilitated , should not be rehabilitated, seen as as as a victim, as it were, by seeing her as a we are feeding into the very narrative thatis feeding into the very narrative that is inducing, radicalised in the first place. and you will see it tomorrow with the prevent review. william shawcross being very heavily critical of the way in which the media portrays terrorists as victims. but is this victim narrative that puts our young people that threat from so this is disturbing the very risk that we to tackle. but what message does this send out to people are 15 years old say who frankly think well , i can who frankly think well, i can actually go and join a jihadi cult somewhere in the middle east now and maybe so suicide bombers into suicide vests. and i'll just come back to tower hamlets after it's all said and done. it's not really about what message this is going out to. 15 year actually quite the year olds actual

didn't the bbc appear to have stumped for shamima ? i'm well, i would say shamima?ell, i would say i absolutely disagree and that she should not be rehabilitated , should not be rehabilitated, seen as as as a victim, as it were, by seeing her as a we are feeding into the very narrative thatis feeding into the very narrative that is inducing, radicalised in the first place. and you will see it tomorrow with the prevent review. william shawcross being very heavily critical of the way in which the media portrays terrorists as victims. but is this victim narrative that puts our young people that threat from so this is disturbing the very risk that we to tackle. but what message does this send out to people are 15 years old say who frankly think well , i can who frankly think well, i can actually go and join a jihadi cult somewhere in the middle east now and maybe so suicide bombers into suicide vests. and i'll just come back to tower hamlets after it's all said and done. it's not really about what message this is going out to. 15 year actually quite the year olds actual

shamima begum same situation. shamima begum and jack. if i were to and jihadi jack.rrorist regime because have dual nationality , i because have dual nationality, i have a new zealand passport as well as a british passport i would fully that i would be stripped of my british passport . that's nothing to do with race . i am white british. i think the point is he said it was conditional. i think the conditional. i think the condition british government condition the british government had this is a person had look at was this is a person who advocated for the murder . who advocated for the murder. british citizens and government had a tough decision they needed to send a message internationally if, you attempt to send a message intmurderially if, you attempt to send a message intmurder brits.f , you attempt to send a message intmurder brits. weou attempt to send a message intmurder brits. we take tempt to send a message intmurder brits. we take steps to murder brits. we take steps to murder brits. we take steps to prevent that happening. but it is perfectly legal and t

shamima begum is now 23. syria and is barred from returning to the uk. the government says she is still thought to be a security risk. her legal team insist she was a victim of child trafficking, and one of the judges sitting on the special immigration appeals commission agreed there was a "credible suspicion" she has been trafficked. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports. in february 2015, eight years ago, shamima begum left gatwick airport with two school friends to go and join the islamic state group in syria. the three of them travelled through a bus station in turkey and were smuggled across the border by a man who, it later turned out, was providing information to canadian intelligence. she spent the next four years in islamic state territory, emerging in february 2019, after the caliphate collapsed. she immediately had her british citizenship removed. her lawyers have challenged that, arguing that she was a child victim of trafficking for sexual exploitation, as she was married off wit

shamima beuum's decision, if disappointing. shamima iaegum's legal _ decision, if disappointing.uld be more to come in the fullness of time. yes, absolutely. very helpful that that decision will be challenged and that decision will be challenged and that a future court will have the courage to tell the executive that they can't take away people's are citizenships in this way without any regard for due process and in a way i have to say, no other country in the g20 does. britain is the only country that strips people in bulk like this and it puts many, many people, people like me, other people from minority ethnic communities, at risk. it is an untenable position i think and hopefully a court will recognise that or politics will work differently and we will see a change in the decision—making in this area. when the decision was made back in 2019 by sajid javid, then home secretary, he did concede, this is a complex case, he said, but home secretaries should have the power to prevent anyone entering our country who is assessed to pose a threat to it. she is, he deemed them, the gov

shamima begum who left the uk when she was 15 tojoin shamima begum who left the uk when she was 15 tooin the islamic state group in syria has lost an appeal against the government decision to take away her british citizenship. that's all from the bbc news at one — so it's goodbye from me — and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. good afternoon, i'm qasa alom, it's 1:30pm and here's your latest sports news. a decision is expected this afternoon on whether wales�* six nations match this saturday against englnad will go ahead. the wales players have set today as the final deadline to come to an agreement with the wru to agree terms of a new contract or they'll go on strike. welsh coach warren gatland is hopeful both sides can come to an agreement and delayed naming his team yesterday. rugby commentator gareth rhys owen explains some of the sticking points. specifically, the idea that wages would be reduced, but in addition to 80% basic guaranteed, 20% dependent on player performances. how many games they play, how many games they win. if you look at the context rig

shamima begum same situation. shamima begum and jack. if i were to and jihadi jack.orist regime because have dual nationality , i because have dual nationality, i have a new zealand passport as well as a british passport i would fully that i would be stripped of my british passport . that's nothing to do with race . i am white british. i think the point is he said it was conditional. i think the conditional. i think the condition the british government had this is a person had look at was this is a person who advocated the murder . who advocated for the murder. british citizens and government had a tough decision they needed to send a message internationally if, you attempt to we take steps to murder brits. we take steps to murder brits. we take steps to prevent that happening. but it is perfectly legal and there's a need for us to look . there's a need for us to look. the tough bit for shamima , she the tough bit for shamima, she was very young and she she she was very young and she she she was groomed and misled . lots of was groomed and misled. lots of people tell

shamima begum had little hope of getting back to speaking some time before today's announcement, shamima you don't think - seven years' time from now? still in this camp. you don't think you'll i seven years' time from now? still in this camp. you don't think you'll be | this camp. you don't think you'll be home? no- — this camp. you don't think you'll be home? no. that _ this camp. you don't think you'll be home? no. that it _ this camp. you don't think you'll be home? no. that it all? _ this camp. you don't think you'll be home? no. that it all? no. - this camp. you don't think you'll be home? no. that it all? no. why i this camp. you don't think you'll be i home? no. that it all? no. why not? because isis — home? no. that it all? no. why not? because isis was _ home? no. that it all? no. why not? because isis was the _ home? no. that it all? no. why not? because isis was the worst _ home? no. that it all? no. why not? because isis was the worst thing i home? no. that it all? no. why not? because isis was the worst thing of i because isis was the worst thing of the 21st century and i w

shamima begum was 15 years old when she left the uk and married an is fighter.means she remains barred from returning to the uk, and the government says she is still thought to be a national security risk. her legal team insist she was a victim of child trafficking. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports. in february 2015, eight years ago, shamima begum left gatwick airport with two school friends to go and join the islamic state group in syria. the three of them travelled through a bus station in turkey and were smuggled across the border by a man who it later turned out was providing information to canadian intelligence. she spent the next four years in islamic state territory. emerging in february 2015, after the caliphate collapsed. she immediately had her british citizenship removed. her lawyers have challenged that, arguing that she was a child victim of trafficking for sexual exploitation because she was married off within days to an ault is fighter. in thejudges today, in the judges today, —— reeling today, thejudges in the judges today,

shamima begum who left london as a schoolgirl tojoin the so called islamic state loses appeal againt removal of her british citizenship. talks are being held between the government and the royal college of nursing about pay and conditions meanwhile, ambulance and other health workers have voted for a fresh strike over pay across england in march. at least 260 jobs are going, as british steel announces the closure of its coking ovens in scunthorpe. and, a pivotal day in welsh rugby — players are due to reveal whether they will strike during the six nations, over contractual disputes. good afternoon, and welcome to bbc news. tesco and aldi have become the latest supermarket groups to restrict the amount of some fruit and vegetables that customers can buy in response to recent shortages of fresh produce. yesterday, asda and morrisons put limits on the number of cucumbers, peppers and tomatoes that shoppers can take home. our business correspondent marc ashdown is here with me. in the winter, there were cold snaps. defra says supply chains are resilient. it doesn't appear to be any reaso

they said that there was a credible suspicion that shamima begum had been recruited, transferred and that she could have conceived and organised the trip herself was not plausible. but in the end, they decided that that did not make the home secretary's decision to take away her british citizenship unlawful. shamima begum's lawyers said the case had been a lost opportunity to put into reverse a continuing injustice. the outcome that we face is that no british child who has been trafficked outside the uk will be protected by the british state if the home secretary invokes national security. well, i was a security minister in the home office when she lost her citizenship, alongside many other people that posed a direct or a dangerous threat to this country. so i'm pleased the courts have upheld our interpretation of the nationality rules for the country and i think that's the right thing to do. you don't want to see her back in the uk? no. other countries in europe are now starting to bring women and children back from the camps in north—east syria, and the government's own reviewer of

so shamima tonight, aren't you? so shamima , do you think she should ever back to this country .say. it was shamima, his decision to go out in the first place. it was decision to tear up her british passport and it was her decision . join a death cult in the desert . that's not only . join a death cult in the desert. that's not only has ruined the lives of brits in places , like, manchester, places, like, manchester, london, bridge but also it devastated syria and iraq as well. i was privileged to spend a lot of time with these people in syria and something like 7000 young girls some young as three years old are still missing and the scars that this terror group has left on the region will take many generations to heal. so, i mean , very interesting. you want mean, very interesting. you want to i'm i'm assuming you're talking about some of the is it used the girls out there used to be girls i mean as you point out, some of them are still missing. i always tend to forget about them. we talk a lot about shaming mia and how she may have been groomed east london been groomed as an ea

but even speaking before today's decision, shamima begum clearly had little hope of making it back torom now? i'll still be in this camp. really? yeah. you don't think you'll be home? nope. not at all? nope. why not? because isis was the worst thing of the 21st century and i was a part of it, and now i have to face the consequences of my actions, and this camp is the consequences of my actions. shamima begum's legal team will continue to challenge the decision, but home secretaries do have huge powers to take away british citizenship when national security is threatened. daniel sandford, bbc news. at least four people have died after cyclone freddy made landfall in madagascar. there's been heavy damage to buildings, along with power cuts and flooding in the east of the country where. among the casualties was a 27—year—old man who drowned near the town of mahanoro. the storm is now headed towards mozambique. dorcas wangira had this update. when cyclone freddy made its landfall in madagascar tuesday evening, it was an intense tropical cyclone because it moved across madagascar, it weake

this is shamima before for the bbc before pr campaign, i wanted to compare shamima to the new and improveditised version. so watch this . i don't version. so watch this. i don't regret it because i it's changed me as a person . made me me as a person. made me stronger. tougher i always in the back of my mind like questioning my decision by just i knew there was nothing i could do it. so i just had to keep like persevering and going on the manchester arena . you must the manchester arena. you must have heard about that attack . have heard about that attack. what did you think about that? to do anything really , because to do anything really, because women and children are being killed back in the islamic state right now. i was in love with the idea of isis. so i just always made excuses for them. yeah, i will admit i was the one that made the choice , even that made the choice, even though i was only 15 years old, i could make my own decision then. i do have to like mentality to make my own decision. i didn't feel british because i feel like wasn't able to be even though to be british even

this is shamima before for the bbc before pr campaign, i wanted to compare shamima to the new and improveditised version. so watch this . i don't version. so watch this. i don't regret it because i it's changed me as a person . made me me as a person. made me stronger. tougher i always in the back of my mind like questioning my decision by just i knew there was nothing i could do it. so i just had to keep like persevering and going on the manchester arena . you must the manchester arena. you must have heard about that attack . have heard about that attack. what did you think about that? to do anything really , because to do anything really, because women and children are being killed back in the islamic state right now. i was in love with the idea of isis. so i just always made excuses for them. yeah, i will admit i was the one that made the choice , even that made the choice, even though i was only 15 years old, i could make my own decision then. i do have to like mentality to make my own decision. i didn't feel british because i feel like wasn't able to be even though to be british even

, she shamima bacon is a terrorist threat, she is shamima bacon is a terrorist threat , she is stilld to threat, she is still entitled to have somebody acting on her behalf to argue against it. sure. i guess i guess a lot of people would take the view that the home office, the home secretary, has no knows the intelligence well and knows the facts. and that's what the kind that she's a national. and that's what the court and it's been to the supreme court already. well, who knows? we shall see what happens. i imagine and more legal imagine more and more legal challenges we've got challenges is what we've got coming. so we've got some responses coming through common sense. proud this sense. if you're proud of this country then country and its history, then you that this lady you will know that this lady must be brought home tried must be brought home and tried for joining an illegal organisation. not forjoining an illegal organisation. not be organisation. she must not be allowed to stay in syria where she might try to spread isis's propaganda. never left propaganda. we've never left o

the former isis bride shamima begum is to find out if she's won her appeal against being stripped of british citizenship. and — nearly 60 years after his death, the family of malcolm x say they're going to sue the cia and fbi. hello and welcome. days before the anniversary of russia's invasion of ukraine, presidents putin and biden have both given defiant speeches. vladimir putin, in his state of the nation address, defended his full—scale invasion, blaming the west for provoking the war. he also announced he's suspending russian participation in the major nuclear arms control agreement with the us. here's our russia editor, steve rosenberg. the world according to vladimir putin feels like a parallel universe. who started the war in ukraine? "not russia," he says. translation: responsibility for fuelling the ukrainian - conflict, for its escalation, and for the growing number of victims lies fully with the west and, of course, with the regime in kyiv. i wish to repeat, they started the war, we are using force to stop it. but it was russia that invaded ukraine. western military aid ha

he followed this story the beginning, when shamima begum left when she wasjust 15. beginning, when shamimacitizenship and leave her in syria. her lawyers have said that at that point, the british government failed to consider that shamima begum was a victim of trafficking for sexual exploitation and they want the british government to reconsider that decision on that basis. today the judge will that decision on that basis. today thejudge will determine that decision on that basis. today the judge will determine whether they have to do that. we the judge will determine whether they have to do that.— the judge will determine whether they have to do that. we 'ust heard that cli of they have to do that. we 'ust heard that cup of you t they have to do that. we 'ust heard that clip of you speaking i they have to do that. we just heard that clip of you speaking to - they have to do that. we just heard that clip of you speaking to her- they have to do that. we just heard that clip of you speaking to her in l that clip of you speaking to her in the camp and she said she does not expect to be coming

once shamima beuum learned about that? once shamima begum arrived _ learned about that?mima begum arrived in the caliphate i learned about that? once shamima begum arrived in the caliphate she| begum arrived in the caliphate she was put into a guesthouse for unmarried women and there was only one way out of that which is to get married. she married this man and we went to syria and found them in this secretively present facility and what your receipts revealed to us and painted a picture of is shamima begum living in controlled life. and we have a clip. she begum living in controlled life. and we have a clip-— we have a clip. she got an understanding _ we have a clip. she got an understanding about i we have a clip. she got an understanding about what| we have a clip. she got an - understanding about what married life work— understanding about what married life work and that helped her a lot. what are _ life work and that helped her a lot. what are some of those values she came to understand.— came to understand. respecting of the husband- _ came to understand. respectin

begum , a to rehabilitate shamima begum, a deranged propaganda campaign . propaganda campaign. my question tonight do you still consider shamima bagan to be a monster down at gbnews.uk . tweet monster down at gbnews.uk. tweet me at gb news. our running there right now . but to battle this right now. but to battle this out, deputy leader of ukip, rebecca jane and the reality tv star and social commentator sir nannder star and social commentator sir narinder kaur. rebecca jane i've got to be honest, the bbc , i'm got to be honest, the bbc, i'm not falling it. i'm not falling for their sick propaganda campaign. it's very obvious to , campaign. it's very obvious to, me, that shamima begum is a monster , regardless of what monster, regardless of what they're trying to tell . yeah they're trying to tell. yeah absolutely. i couldn't agree with you more , dan. for me, this with you more, dan. for me, this woman completing the ultimate terror attack. because what could be worse , you know that could be worse, you know that they complete terrorist types and kill in o

begum , a to rehabilitate shamima begum, a deranged propaganda campaign . propaganda campaign. my question tonight do you still consider shamima bagan to be a monster down at gbnews.uk . tweet monster down at gbnews.uk. tweet me at gb news. our running there right now . but to battle this right now. but to battle this out, deputy leader of ukip, rebecca jane and the reality tv star and social commentator sir nannder star and social commentator sir narinder kaur. rebecca jane i've got to be honest, the bbc , i'm got to be honest, the bbc, i'm not falling it. i'm not falling for their sick propaganda campaign. it's very obvious to , campaign. it's very obvious to, me, that shamima begum is a monster , regardless of what monster, regardless of what they're trying to tell . yeah they're trying to tell. yeah absolutely. i couldn't agree with you more , dan. for me, this with you more, dan. for me, this woman completing the ultimate terror attack. because what could be worse , you know that could be worse, you know that they complete terrorist types and kill in o

it's been ruled also today that the revoking of shamima bingham's citizenship is lawful. some would and argue that her human rights take precedence over national security . i'm over national security. i'm going to be debating that with my panel so the already content smart motorways had a not too tech smarts of blunders. today the smart system crashed for 2 hours, which i believe leaving the majority of the uk's motorways in a signal blackout and motorists acting like dogs and motorists acting like dogs and smart motorway already caused 60 plus deaths whilst operating. how many more blackout .7 so we see more blackout? so we see more casualties this poses. the question is tech really that smart? we're going to debate on that later on. and a transgender cartoonist who has a comma is admitted. it's not a secret. she's admitted to indulging in a half a nappy and that's right, nappy. not happy half a nappy and that's right, nappy- not happy ”appy half a nappy and that's right, nappy. not happy nappy fetish art is going to be speaking at a family event in sheffield about her b

shamima begum — who left london as a schoolgirl tojoin islamic state — finds out this morning if she's her appeal against being stripped of her british citizenship. isis was the worst thing of the 21st—century and i was a part of it and now i have to face the consequences of my actions. morrisons becomes the latest supermarket to limit the amount of fruit and veg you can buy, because of a shortage of fresh produce. president biden is to meet leaders of countries along nato's eastern border, to talk defence and aid to ukraine. bells ring. andm we'll be hearing all about the appeal and we'll be hearing all about the appeal to recruit more bell ringers, in time for the king's coronation. good morning and welcome to bbc news. health secretary steve barclay will meet members of the royal college of nursing today after the union announced it would suspend a planned strike in england next week to enter talks on pay with the government. in a joint statement, both the college and the department of health and social care said they would begin �*intensive talks�* on �*pay, terms and conditions�*

it was 90 hugely to shamima 90 minutes, hugely to shamima begum, the of the day begum, who at the end country, betray this off to this country and went off to syria isis . there's syria to join isis. there's equally been some consternation, let's put it that way, about a times magazine piece, which put as the cover girl, you know, apparently now that she's changed niqab for yoga changed the niqab for yoga leggings, she should not be re—entered into western society . you can probably tell where i am on this. i don't think she's am on this. i don't think she's a victim. don't some of the a victim. don't like some of the rhetoric around at rhetoric around this girl. at the of day, she was 15 the end of the day, she was 15 on the mother of a 14 year old. and when you're that age, you know you're doing. you know what you're doing. you dorinda, it dorinda, you want to kick it off? oh, yeah. well i'm a mother. i've got a 15 year old daughter. and they on questionable accepting questionable and accepting the bbc a massive bbc documentary did a massive service shedding fantastic bbc documentar

shamima seems me to be somebody who was actually a rather strong person . resolved to go out.e will recall , she said. she hated will recall, she said. she hated the british life that felt forced to live. she hated it. she felt constricted by. british life and british values , which life and british values, which is why she chose to go to the most . conservative islamic state most. conservative islamic state in, the world. she she chose that. so i think it was deliberate when she chose to do so it was deliberate. now there is an argument could say choose a kid that's what the law says. she is a kid it is very complicated and you know, what's a child and what a child. and it could well be that yeah, somebody should have said to her, possibly her family had been quick to blame. absolutely everybody but themselves. yeah she was. she should have been prevented from going. but the truth is to very determined she did it all she herself said it wasn't an idea she had just like that she said it was the result of long deliberate patience. so to restrain like that i think is difficult .

shamima begum — who left london as a schoolgirl tojoin islamic state — finds out this morning if she's her appeal against being stripped of her british citizenship. isis was the worst thing of the 21st—century and i was a part of it and now i have to face the consequences of my actions. morrisons becomes the latest supermarket to limit the amount of fruit and veg you can buy, because of a shortage of fresh produce. president biden is to meet leaders of countries along nato's eastern border, to talk defence and aid to ukraine. bells ring.

is it shamima or shamima you say shamima i that's how i remember .a . yeah, sure. my . it's america. yeah, sure. my mum shamima then song doesn't tell us. i call her ms. ms. begum. miss beckham. miss beckham. what's now? oh, so i kissed i'm a change changes turn on some me my mother i me my mouth beckons right to return the labour leader previously said stripping of her of a british citizenship was the wrong decision, but says nationals must come first. and i want to win the election. is that look? i added that the election's kind of in the back anyway, but it is interesting, isn't it, that there i mean, he has to go along with the court's decision this effectively. yeah and the reason he's saying before said in 2019 that before what he said in 2019 that he, didn't that she should he, he didn't that she should lose. she's thought is lose. and now she's thought is the decision. now he's the wrong decision. but now he's basically saying, look, mi5, they lots of stuff they must know lots of stuff about how she's a threat and whether labour party we whet

is it shamima or shamima you say shamima i that's how i remember .a . yeah, sure. my . it's america. yeah, sure. my mum shamima then song doesn't tell us. i call her ms. ms. begum. miss beckham. miss beckham. what's now? oh, so i kissed i'm a change changes turn on some me my mother i me my mouth beckons right to return the labour leader previously said stripping of her of a british citizenship was the wrong decision, but says nationals must come first. and i want to win the election. is that look? i added that the election's kind of in the back anyway, but it is interesting, isn't it, that there i mean, he has to go along with the court's decision this effectively. yeah and the reason he's saying before in 2019 that before what he said in 2019 that he, didn't that she should he, he didn't that she should lose. now she's thought is lose. and now she's thought is the decision. now he's the wrong decision. but now he's basically saying, look, mi5, they know lots of stuff they must know lots of stuff about she's a threat and about how she's a threat and

today it is a big day in this shamima begum story.nd out whether the 23 year old has won the right to return to the uk . what will this decision the uk. what will this decision made for her? what precedent would

shock, horror, but the shamima shamima is shamima one, shamima begum is returned had put to returned thought was it last week. if you thought was it then you were wrong because the government's terrorism watchdog has reportedly said that begum other women who join the state terror group should be allowed home because this is the position taken by key allies, including the united. well, cry me a river the us does a load of stuff that we do agree with as. well, joining me on the show now is was eat was zeke is a political commentator thank you very, very much great to have political commentator thank you veryback' much great to have political commentator thank you very back the |ch great to have political commentator thank you very back the show. at to have political commentator thank you very back the show. why have political commentator thank you very back the show. why isave political commentator thank you very back the show. why is all you back the show. why is all this harold what still involved in this? makes so in this? what makes them so special? court ruled. well, special? cou

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. >> speaking sometime before today's announcement shamima begum had little hope of getting to the u.kytime soon. >> what you think you will be doing seven years from today? >> i will still be in this camp. >> you do not think you will be home at all? >> no. >> why not? >> because isis was the worst thing of the 21st century and i was a part of it. now i have to face the consequences of my actions. this camp is the consequences of my actions. >> she is being interviewed there by josh baker that hosted the bbc podcast the shamima begum story. >> i think everybody expected it to go this way. i don't think many expected begum would be able to challenge the government decision. a member of her legal team was clear in saying this is not over. i imagine what will happen now is our legal team will go away and look at the rolling and decide whether there is a way to appeal it. >> steve valdes simons is the amnesty international u.k. refugee and migrant right structure that can -- gave me his view. >> i am disappointed at the judgment today. it was the wrong decision of the home secretary to st

but we're talking shamima.'s not without fault . she is not. without fault. she is not. whether she's not innocent we know the right let a british judge judge on that why she this can why should you she said no, no, but that's not the point . if no, but that's not the point. if i'm citizen, i and i'm a british citizen, i and i commit a crime in america where do i serve time ? well, where do do i serve time? well, where do i serve time well? where do i serve time well? what if i commit a crime ? i know that commit a crime? i know that she's of the same title . she she's of the same title. she can't live in a simple question . i'm a british citizen. i go to america. i break the law because i want where do i spend time ? i want where do i spend time? because they've got that america. but you got that? no law in the tent and in my future no law she does she goes on to tell you that your limitation about the subject . there is about the subject. there is a law she's under the sdf which is syrian defence forces law.

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yes they shamima becky michael.y have swallowed the bbc propaganda her hook line and sinker. and actually it's a real shame because remember, it was the times newspaper that first discovered shamima begum in the camp and actually exposed her for the horrible, vile , for the horrible, vile, vindictive person she was. do you remember that first times interview? she actually said she believed that there nothing wrong the manchester wrong with the manchester bombings, that they are an ariana grande concert. so the times did incredible work on this in the early days. this grotesque rehabilitation of a member or i saw a death cult collaborator. i really resent been called an isis bride. this sanity this she was a collaborator with an islamic death cult. she is akin to a right collaborator wouldn't suddenly on the front of a magazine . no, no, look, don't magazine. no, no, look, don't don't you remember 19 yazidi girls were locked in iron cages and alive by this death cult for not converting to islam ? yet not converting t

yes they shamima becky michael.ve swallowed the bbc propaganda her hook line and sinker. and actually it's a real shame because remember, it was the times newspaper that first discovered shamima begum in the camp and actually exposed her for the horrible, vile , for the horrible, vile, vindictive person she was. do you remember that first times interview? she actually said she believed that there nothing wrong the manchester wrong with the manchester bombings, that they are an ariana grande concert. so the times did incredible work on this in the early days. this grotesque rehabilitation of a member or i saw a death cult collaborator. i really resent been called an isis bride. this sanity this she was a collaborator with an islamic death cult. she is akin to a right collaborator wouldn't suddenly on the front of a magazine . no, no, look, don't magazine. no, no, look, don't don't you remember 19 yazidi girls were locked in iron cages and alive by this death cult for not converting to islam ? yet not converting to is

shamima bacon's lawyers say.sion to remove her british citizenship. the 23 year old who left the uk join the terrorist group islamic state in syria lost her appeal with her case dismissed on all grounds . the with her case dismissed on all grounds. the home office has welcomed the ruling , but her welcomed the ruling, but her lawyers say it leaves no protection for a british child trafficked of the uk. earlier, the shadow attorney general emily thornberry told us people should be allowed to return to the country to face justice. i don't want and it will be threat to possibly our country , maybe to possibly our country, maybe other countries is for there to be a large cohort of people who are simply stateless, who have no future, who have no hope, who are living in camps somewhere. will them. what will will happen to them. what will they think about west ? what they think about the west? what threat will they be in the long term to the west or their children be to the west in the long term? we do need, as an inter

im shamima appeals and i|ission later on from the special im shamima appeals and i justyn on shamima both stand that. we've got emily stand on that. we've got emily thornberry on the programme in the hour. we'll get the next half hour. we'll get her as well. david, i'll her views as well. david, i'll start i mean, do you start with you. i mean, do you think she a citizenship think she had a citizenship revoked should she be revoked in 2019? should she be allowed come the allowed to come back into the country? why because she what she to do long after could she chose to do long after could had the excuse of being a child . she said all kinds of dreadful things about the kind of killing that was going on when a number of innocent people were were murdered in the most awful circumstances . and i just think circumstances. and i just think , you know, she's had a chance . , you know, she's had a chance. why should she come back? well i think, first of all, it was completely to have her citizenship ship revoked. right. that she's not a bangladeshi citizen. she can never go to bangladesh. s

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i mean, you say this is the total disney fix version of shamima story. what do you mean by that ?y that? well, they're trying to turn it into something wasn't for to reasons really. firstly they're trying to say that she was a victim and that she was trapped in. and they're saying she she was groomed . and if you she she was groomed. and if you look at the chronology of this, so by september 14, we already had jihadi john doing his evil deeds with his other beatles and alan henning , the british alan henning, the british humanitarian worker , was humanitarian worker, was beheaded in 2011 or from 2011 with the syrian civil war. the fco had said that people shouldn't travel to syria. so the sort of notion that she didn't know what was going on and that she fled britain rather than willingly went to syria , than willingly went to syria, farcical. it'sjust than willingly went to syria, farcical. it's just not true terms of that timeline . no terms of that timeline. no wonder a thing called the pilgrim approach of trafficking can be something that you do and will try and play on that.

shamima begum, a disgusting insult to the victims of isis's war.7 bethany haines, whose father was beheaded by the death , is going to speak out in death, is going to speak out in exclusive interview. she's live with me at 1050 and as harry and meghan continue to hold the royal family to ransom over their coronation attendance, should they be given a deadline to rsvp or stay away? tom bradby for angela and gives her royal insight at. 950 we're going to have a first look at how tomorrow's newspaper front pages are covering scotland's freedom from queen nick. and on this momentous for the union, there'll be another greatest person and union jack has named before the night is out. this dan wootton tonight. let's go . dan wootton tonight. let's go. oh, today is a good day. so i'm going to have a special digest on the scheming sturgeon's downfall and the wreckage she's left in her wake in just one moment. first, though, time moment. first, though, news time with middlehurst . dan with polly middlehurst. dan thank you and good evening to you. our top on gb news tonight to rishi sunak has been tha