peter i, i could not edwards. ter i, i could not possibly be any less interested in the sue gray story. i don't know why we're still talking it this point. i think is massive destruction. what else is going on that we're not talking about? why is still in the headlines ? why is still in the headlines? well, i'll give you one example of something that really gets talked about i'd love to talk about another day and the rising and uncounted number, homeless people we get into people in britain as we get into another snap. know another cold snap. but, you know sue kind of top of the sue gray is kind of top of the news agenda. there's a lot of stuff and the sun stuff across and the sun newspapers stay well i'd say is first too i think should be great hire and you know was head of proprietary and ethics she wasn't head of rule book wasn't head of up the rule book and things my way she and doing things my own way she was of ethics but secondly was head of ethics but secondly and sure she'll be and i'm sure she'll be vindi

and peter , do you peter edwards. ssible human rights law to come up with a scheme that repatriates people who come to the country illegally ? well, i don't know. illegally? well, i don't know. i suspect it's going to be a lengthy legal battle. my concern about what we've not had announced but was splashed on sunday newspapers, we're told, is coming tomorrow covers a couple of areas. one is we've got a system at the moment that is not working with more and more people locked up in a, you know, x or havens for know, x hotels or havens for communicable diseases and mental health crises. that's not working then. julie so we've got a plan that may also not a new plan that may also not work where you essentially erode the rights of asylum seekers, which are not actually based purely on british law . they're purely on british law. they're based, as you know, in the united nations convention on human rights, which we can't just up moment's notice just rip up at a moment's notice . is there a labour answer . and is there a lab

the bilingual takyi peter bilingual stephanie takyi peter edwards.s to the curve became three years to flatten the country . i'm not flatten the country. i'm not sure that's really a fair dialysis because three dialysis at all because three years in a remarkably years on, we're in a remarkably different position, even from the of disastrous position the end of disastrous position and i wouldn't say that clearly. we've costly but we've got a costly crisis, but i mean, don't go off on a party mean, i don't go off on a party political rant. the cost of living crisis , you know, the living crisis, you know, the roots of that are ten years in the making on the conservatives to do with paying healthy people to do with paying healthy people to at home, on and off for two and a years, borrowing half and a half years, borrowing half £1,000,000,000,000 borrowing and a half years, borrowing half £1clearly)0,000,000 borrowing and a half years, borrowing half £1 clearly)0,000,0issue. borrowing and a half years, borrowing half £1clearly)0,000,0issue. butowing is c

the bilingual stephanie peter bilingual stephanie takyi peter edwards.ame three years to flatten country . i'm not flatten the country. i'm not sure that's really a fair dialysis three dialysis at all because three years on, in a remarkably years on, we're in a remarkably different position, even from the of disastrous position the end of disastrous position and i wouldn't say that clearly. we've crisis, but we've got a costly crisis, but i mean, don't go off on a party mean, i don't go off on a party political rant. the cost of living crisis , you know, the living crisis, you know, the roots of that are ten years in the making on the conservatives to do with paying healthy people to do with paying healthy people to at home, on and off for two and half borrowing half and a half years, borrowing half £1,000,000,000,000 or borrowing is clearly issue. but is clearly massive issue. but remember, is clearly massive issue. but remenwell, before covid know, well, before covid borrowed that than borrowed more at that point than any british any chancellor in brit

peter edwards , labour list. peter edwards, right. let's have a quick chat then. deliver on its plan to tackle violence. well, first of all, labour's not complacent. in, head complacent. it's head in, head in polls. it's still in the polls. it's still fighting every fighting for every vote. but i think keir starmer's gives me a lot comfort and. goes from lot of comfort and. he goes from the to head crown the state school to head crown prosecution service and during that conviction rate that time the conviction rate for sexual offences rose under his leadership. so it gives me a lot of confidence. okay well, i want to bring in dr. mccabe us on i want hear what on because i want to hear what he to say as well, because i think a of people like to think a lot of people like to talk a good game and i think maybe them. but i'd like maybe one is them. but i'd like to hear what a rookie the has to say. rookie thank you very he's from the socialist policy. he's a analyst. a socialist policy analyst. rookie this? rookie what's your view on this? keir do you think that keir

yes, list, peter edwards. yes, another socialist as ever. i want to hear from you.et gbnews.uk . before that, margaret gbnews.uk. before that, it's been a busy day and here to keep us up to date is polly middlehurst . jacob. thank you middlehurst. jacob. thank you and good evening to you. our top story tonight on gb news charities are warning thousands of asylum seekers will be left permanently in limbo under new government plans to tackle illegal immigration . and the new illegal immigration. and the new laws would ban those crossing the english channel in small boats from claiming asylum and from returning to the uk. the government has promised to provide more safe routes and gb news has learned 3000 people have made the journey so far this year, nearly double the year before the shadow home secretary yvette cooper says the government isn't doing enough. we need action to stop the dangerous boat crossings that are putting lives at risk and also undermining border security. that's why we've called for new cross border police unit to go after the criminal gangs that

and former editor of globalist peter edwards , as ever, i want to hear edwards, as ever, i want to hearyou , so please get in touch from you, so please get in touch by emailing mail blog at gbnews.uk . but before all of gbnews.uk. but before all of that, it's been another busy day and here to keep us up to date is polly middlehurst. and here to keep us up to date is polly middlehurst . jacob is polly middlehurst. jacob thank you and good evening to you.the thank you and good evening to you. the top story tonight on gb news rishi sunak and the albanian prime minister edi rama have to work together to tackle illegal migration . following illegal migration. following talks at downing street , joint talks at downing street, joint statement says the prime ministers have agreed to deepen the relationship between the two countries to cooperate on trade, investment and address global threats . it added that mr. sunak threats. it added that mr. sunak welcomes the albanian community to british life. that's after mr. rama criticised the home secretary suella braverman for referring to some people

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thank you very much indeed, frances foster and editor list, peter editor of labour list, peter edwardshe edwards. here with me in the studio. have statement from studio. we have a statement from the say the bbc has the bbc. they say the bbc has beenin the bbc. they say the bbc has been in extensive discussions , been in extensive discussions, gary team in recent days gary and his team in recent days . said that we consider . we have said that we consider his social activity to be his recent social activity to be a our . the bbc a breach of our. the bbc has decided that he will step back from presenting match of the day until we've an agreed and until we've got an agreed and clear on his use of clear position on his use of social when it comes to social media. when it comes to leading football and sports leading our football and sports coverage, gary is second to none. we never said that none. we have never said that gary an opinion free zone or gary be an opinion free zone or that can't have a on that he can't have a view on issues matter him. but issues that matter to him. but we that

and former editor of globalist peter edwards , as ever, i want to hear edwards, as ever, i want to hear please get in touch by emailing mail blog at gbnews.uk . but before all of gbnews.uk. but before all of that, it's been another busy day and here to keep us up to date is polly middlehurst. and here to keep us up to date is polly middlehurst . jacob is polly middlehurst. jacob thank you and good evening to you.the thank you and good evening to you. the top story tonight on gb news rishi sunak and the albanian prime minister edi rama have to work together to tackle illegal migration . following illegal migration. following talks at downing street , joint talks at downing street, joint statement says the prime ministers have agreed to deepen the relationship between the two countries to cooperate on trade, investment and address global threats . it added that mr. sunak threats. it added that mr. sunak welcomes the albanian community to british life. that's after mr. rama criticised the home secretary suella braverman for referring to some people from country as criminals. comments he br

to work with payment -- >> martha: we're going to continue to monitor this while waiting for peter doocy. edwarde is also in the room. we'll take you back there if their get their opportunities to ask questions. kurt volker joining us right now. very good to have you back on the program, mr. volker. i'm struck by that exchange with president xi and president putin where they talk about the changes that have not been seen for 100 years that are coming. putin says yes, i agree. you know, see you later, dear friend. what does that signal to you? >> i think what we're seeing is a couple of things here. putin is desperate to hook himself to china. he has a weak country, failing economy, failing military operation. his access to global markets has been squeezed. china is happy to buy things from russia. happy to say that look, china is on a 100-year marathon to build a new global order. they made that very clear. if russia wants to be a part of that, that is fine with china. that doesn't mean that china will be siding with russia. it's the other way around. >> martha: i want to play this again. this i

jo—anne nadler author and journalist peter edwards, former editor of labour less great stuff joanne always looks a little bit me like rishi sunak is doing quite a good job. well, i think that in his favour there have been some incremental gains without and to a certain extent think that is confounding people that had written him off but i do think it's important to get that some kind of context and the word incremental i think is key to this . you know, there key to this. you know, there have been a few things where he's clearly made some, but equally, i think with to say the new working on the northern ireland protocol and budget that devils being revealed in the detail and therefore on that to the technical point alone. i think we have to reserve judgement and on the wider issue i think of is he creating a sort of a narrative , a story as to of a narrative, a story as to why people should consider voting conservative. yes again, when all around them they quite a lot of a sort of dysfunction . a lot of a sort of dysfunction. i think we're not there yet. quite frankly i don't think keir st

peter bowes, bbc news. time now for all the sport. i'm marc edwards with the sports news.ity into the fa cup quarterfinals. his double helped see off championship side bristol city 3—0 to reach the last eight of the world's oldest football competition. pep guardiola has always taken the domestic cups seriously and that continued with a strong starting line—up. foden scored twice and kevin de bruyne added a third from 25 yards late on — treble—chasing manchester city easing into the next round. from my experience here in england, the fa cup with ligue 1 teams and champions teams, all have their moments to do it. and they are fast and impressed with the few players they have and it is an honour just to be there. we did it and we can go to the next round. erik ten hag says there is lots more work to do this season as manchester united return to action on wednesday for the first time since winning the league cup in england. united host west ham in the fa cup fifth round at old trafford, three days after securing a first trophy in six years. united are third in the premier leag

stuart: all right, edward, thanks very much is, indeed. watch the exchange between fox's petery in the white house briefing room. roll tape. >> reporter: do you think putin and xi fear president biden? >> you'd have to ask them whether they fear or not. s the not about fear. it's about president biden advancing our foreign policy goals around the world. it's about president biden revitalizing these alliances and partnerships. it's about president biden and what he's doing to preserve our national security interests around the world. that's what we're focused on. stuart: all right. our own resident china expert, gordon chang, is with us this morning. gordon, do you think china and russia fear the united states many. >> no, they don't. the chinese actually say they don't. matter of fact, they flew a spy balloon over our nuclear weapons sites, you know? cheerily, they don't -- clearly, they don't fear us. russia, they invaded ukraine. they don't fear the west or the united states. no question about it. stuart: china says that xi jinping is too busy to take a phone call from biden.

edward, thanks very much, indeed. >>> president biden unveiled his multitrillion dollar budget proposal. petere of these taxes go through, a lot of people will be paying more than half their income in tax. i think -- wait, wait, that's, to me, that's grossly wrong and immoral. how about you? >> well, in new york city it's going to be more like 60 or 62%. stuart: yeah. >> i mean, chuck schumer better buy some going out of business signs to put up in manhattan if they were to pass this thing. it's really a political ploy -- stuart: you keep going on about -- they keep going on about their fair share. 50% is a fair share for the government to the take? you work all the way up til june before you're working for yourself. >> it's not a fair share. it's exorbitant and confiscation. no one expects these taxes to pass. what's going on here is under president biden america's real wages have gone down about 8%. people are just flat out poorer because of his bankrupt economic policies. this is a way of distracting attention. it's a way of saying, you know, what's really going on is the rich are getting a

peter -- this is about campaign finance law, basically. and it struck me that this is very similar to the 2008 case of senator john edwards. am i right there? tell the people a little bit about that. >> yeah, it's not exactly the same. but it's related. edwards used money to hush up, in effect, an extramarital affair before the vote. and the argument was that constituted campaign expenditure that should have been reported. it wasn't reported. he was acquitted by a jury. and a lot of people said that maybe that interpretation of the laws alone specious. but a judge let it go to a trial. so, that means that you can't necessarily charge it. it didn't work in that case. the case here is a little bit more complicated. because not a federal case. it's a state case. they are not trying to prove the campaign finance violation in federal court. they are trying to say he made false statements on a business document. in order to get that misdemeanor to its felony you have to prove that that was in the furtherance of another crime. the crime in this case would be the campaign finance violation. it's a little complicated there. it's no

peter, this is about campaign finance law, basically. and it struck me, that this is very similar to the 2008 case of senator john edwards, am i right there? tell the people a little bit about that. >> it's not exactly the same, but it's related, right? senator edwards used money to hush up the fact, there is an extra marital affair before the vote. and the argument was, that constituted campaign expenditure that should've been reported, it wasn't reported. he's acquitted by a jury. a lot of people said, maybe that interpretation the law is a little specious. but the judge let it go to trial, those mean you can necessarily charge, it the case here is a little bit more complicated because it's not a federal case, it's the case. and i'm trying to prove the campaign violation in federal court, they're trying to say he made false statements on a business, document in order to get that misdemeanor, yet to prove that it that was in the furtherance one other crime. that the crime in this case will be the campaign finance violations. a little complicated here. now the thing usually seen in court of law. that's why some are lawyers are a little ne

don't agree with at all including their embrace of edward snowden and some things are not in my wheelhouse. sen. cantwell: i agree it gets complicated. peter teal has given money to give awards for people that they think should be holding up. it goes a lot of different ways. on this issue of information for law enforcement, you believe in making sure that there are warrants and people could get access to that information is that correct? ms. sohn: yes if i'm confirmed i will fully abide by kolya and i do believe that law enforcement needs to abide by the first and fourth amendments. i don't think that's a radical position. but people get confused on and to end encryption and don't think there is data there. sen. cantwell: you support law enforcement getting access to the initial information and the decrypted information. ms. sohn: yes. sen. cantwell: there is a misalignment about what your view is at least from the respect and i hope week continue to have information and correction on that. to the point of the settlement of another board you were on and another settlement which you didn't have anything to do with the details of the settlem