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suella braverman, who trap.at the vessel is safe, has until thursday to reply to the legal letter . meanwhile, the the legal letter. meanwhile, the home office is reportedly considering the use of electronic tags to monitor asylum seekers who arrive in the country illegally. the times says officials have been asked to find ways to prevent the thousands of people who arrive on small boats from absconding . on small boats from absconding. home secretary says police need to follow reasonable lines of inquiry and a new plan to crack down on crime forces in england and wales will have to consider all the potential evidence , all the potential evidence, including cctv, doorbell videos and phone tracking to catch suspects and recover stolen items. suella braverman says it will be a step towards delivering the victim focussed common sense policing. the pubuc common sense policing. the public deserve a number of people have been injured after a cruise ship broke free from its moorings during a storm in spain. passengers

so coming up this hour, home secretary suella braverman suella suella braverman cries sabotage accusedcused keir starmer of blocking asylum laws, but insists labour will try but he insists labour will try to clear the 13 year tory backlog . what do you make of all backlog. what do you make of all that? and is the government silently privatised the nhs independent firms are going to carry out hundreds of thousands of scans tests as ministers vow to cut record waiting lists. so will this help tackle the ever growing waiting list? are the tories trying to privatise our nhs through the back door? let's see then stick with us to the end of the hour. we'll find out why the on board train wi—fi has been denying access to gender critical websites. so please do get in touch on all of that. apparently you can't visit sex matters on a great western rail train, so we'll find out what that's all about. please do get in touch. send us your thoughts on gbviews@gbnews.com or tweet me at gb news. but first, let's get the news headlines with rory i >> -- >> thank 5mm >> thank you very much, emily. those

the home office is set to be split, divided suella braverman and divided as suella braverman and robert argue over the robert jenrick argue over the migration crisis. is this why they're not stopping the boats and hospital bosses are in the firing line as police are urged to investigate those who fail to act over baby killer lucy letby . what can we learn about the nhs bosses who treated letby as the victim.7 i'll ask a psychotherapist then coming up at the end of the hour, france is failing to stop small boat crossings. they've stopped fewer than last year despite £480 million from the uk. should we demand our money back? i'll ask a frenchman what he thinks and do. get in touch. send us your thoughts on gb views at gb news. tweet me at gb news. but first, let's get the news headlines with . tamsin with. tamsin >> emily, thank you and good afternoon from the gb newsroom. at 1:01, well, the women's world cup has gone to the wire , a nail cup has gone to the wire, a nail biter for england fans watching at home and away. well, let's go live now to our south—west of england. reporter jeff m

home secretary suella braverman saying , my suella braverman saying, my thoughts and prayers are with those affected by the tragic loss of life in the channel. charlie rowley is a former special adviser to michael gove. he told us this is a europe wide problem, a dangerous route into the uk. >> it's not something that people do lightly and it follows the incident that we had just last week in italy where an ambulance lost their lives because of the crossings that are taking place, not just across calais and dover , but across calais and dover, but across calais and dover, but across europe. it is a european crisis that we're seeing . but as crisis that we're seeing. but as i say, it highlights the perilous journey that people do take, which is all the more reason why we have to do more to stop it . stop it. >> immigration officials have arrested seven people in northern ireland as part of a crackdown on illegal workers as part of the home office's operation tornado to it was just one of several raids across the uk . included in those arrests uk. included in those arrests was a female

that's according to suella braverman , who says suella braverman, who says police have disregarded theft and burglaries for too long, despite record numbers of officers across the uk. labour has criticised it as a staggering admission of 13 years of tory failure. the home secretary, though, says the force must follow all lines of inquiry . inquiry. >> police have responded positively to my challenge, my request, in committing nationwide to indeed following every reasonable line of enquiry. so that now means that in the event of a car theft, phone theft , robbery or phone theft, robbery or burglary. if their cctv footage of an incident, if there's dash cam footage, if there's smartphone footage, gps tracking evidence a victim can produce evidence a victim can produce evidence of an online resale of a stolen item, the police must follow up on those leads . follow up on those leads. >> police have named two people who died after driving into a flooded area in liverpool . 75 flooded area in liverpool. 75 year old elaine marco and her 77 year old elaine marco and her 77 year old elaine marco

>> no , i mean, suella braverman >> no, i mean, suella braverman is right that her plans aren't workingt that's because they were very bad plans. they've been badly thought through. they conflict with the law in various respects, and therefore they're not working. i mean, it's understandable that she's trying to find someone else to blame. but the responsibility is, in fact, entirely hers . fact, entirely hers. >> but the labour party on >> but isn't the labour party on the those lawyers, as the side of those lawyers, as braverman suggests ? we've a braverman suggests? we've got a labour who labour councillor who is somebody that campaigns try somebody that campaigns to try and in the country and keep people in the country who don't right who perhaps don't have the right to claim asylum here. so is labour the of those labour on the side of those so—called lefty lawyers that are trying the trying to thwart the government's ? is. government's plans? is. >> this is entirely the home >> no, this is entirely the home secretary trying to find someone else to blame for her own failures. she ne

and they're carrying that interview with suella braverman.'s given it to the mail on sunday, but the sunday express are picking up on the fact that she's blaming labour and labour cronies for the lawyers who are stopping the boats at the moment and not allowing the government to get with their rwanda to get on with their rwanda plans . and then we've got here plans. and then we've got here harry deal to film £3 million book. that does sound like a story about him bringing out another autobiography. i can reassure that reassure you it's not that apparently meghan are apparently. harry and meghan are going a romance novel going to bring a romance novel to on film and then we've to life on film and then we've got in the sunday mirrorjamie got in the sunday mirror jamie act now on free school meals. he's saying that children should have free school meals out of term time because if they're not poor enough, they need help in term time. then they also need it on the holidays, it when they're on the holidays, basically. i'm delighted to basically. n

suella braverman. dawn neesom.ked and saying that they should have a life sentence . should have a life sentence. >> this is the front page of the daily mail and the lefty lawyers. i don't think suella can actually say the word lawyer without putting the word lefty in front of it. can't blame her. to be fair. yeah, she is a waging war on the migration lawyers. it's been a big male investigate nation. they've done a sterling job and they've done a sterling job and they've done a they have a brilliant job. they have done a brilliant job. they have done a brilliant job. they have done a brilliant okay. but a brilliant job. okay. but suella is no, no, we were suella is saying no, no, we were working before the mal working on this before the mal got as well. so is got involved as well. so this is something the something called the professional enablers taskforce. it's training frontline immigration staff to identify and report suspect activity with claims from asylum seekers being processed by lawyers who might have ult

that's according to suella braverman , who says suella braverman, who says police have disregarded theft and burglaries for too long, despite record numbers of officers across the uk. labour has criticised it as a staggering admission of 13 years of tory failure. the home secretary, though, says the force must follow all lines of inquiry . inquiry. >> police have responded positively to my challenge, my request, in committing nationwide to indeed following every reasonable line of enquiry. so that now means that in the event of a car theft, phone theft , robbery or phone theft, robbery or burglary. if their cctv footage of an incident, if there's dash cam footage, if there's smartphone footage, gps tracking evidence a victim can produce evidence a victim can produce evidence of an online resale of a stolen item, the police must follow up on those leads . follow up on those leads. >> police have named two people who died after driving into a flooded area in liverpool . 75 flooded area in liverpool. 75 year old elaine marco and her 77 year old elaine marco and her 77 year old elaine marco

but joanna jarjue, you completely disagree with suella braverman on this , with suella braverman on thisl at all? why >> well, i think that there's two things here. if somebody is encouraged migrant to encouraged being a migrant to lie something, then, yes, lie about something, then, yes, that fraud. bulent and that is fraud. bulent and maybe they should have some sort of criminal action. >> that's the daily >> well, that's what the daily mail investigation to show. >> but the thing is, as well, i don't why we're don't understand why we're having whole having this whole anti—corruption task force . anti—corruption task force. suella braverman should be looking own back yard. looking in her own back yard. when things like tory when you've got things like tory sleaze, all the stuff that's going the ppe scandal, going on, the ppe scandal, there's so going on, which there's so much going on, which is unrelated. but about is unrelated. but what about i think it's really interesting. i think it's really interesting. i think really interesting think it's really interesting that a newspaper has

and, you know, suella braverman okay. you know, suella braverman okay.u know, she says the right things from time to time. people are not interested in fine words anymore this issue . they anymore on this issue. they actually want the issue addressed. it strikes me addressed. and it strikes me that nobody got sort of that nobody has got any sort of idea terms of how to address idea in terms of how to address it with of that. it with any of that. >> i mean, actually it was >> yeah, i mean, actually it was interesting that you said a lot of are messaging in of people are messaging in saying to saying i'm opposed to immigration i that immigration because i think that pulls absolutely right that pulls is absolutely right that what's happened is because of the absolute debacle and the really actually the refusal or the apparent inability of politicians to resolve this or get on top of it, to act with a sense of urgency to actually behave not just with headlines or with fancy legislation, but to just deal with it . and by the to just deal with it. and by the w

dawn butler launched this disgusting attack on home secretary suella braverman . > i think they're kidding themselves and an extremely delusional in thinking that that they will be seen differently when push comes to shove. yeah, they get promoted because of the things that they're saying. so you couldn't really have a white home secretary saying the sort of things that suella saying and get away with it that easily. i don't think so . don't think so. >> why is the left so determined to see every everything through the prism of race? conservative politicians skin colour should have absolutely nothing to do with their views. i think with their views. and i think it's with their views. and i think ws fime with their views. and i think it's time this kind of it's high time this kind of bigotry was called out. but what do you think has the left's obsession race them obsession with race made them racist themselves? standard gb news.com racist themselves? standard gbnews.com in our poll at gbnews.com vote in our poll at gbnews.com vote in our poll at gb news on twitter. b

suella braverman, who trap.uella braverman, who insists the vessel is safe, has until thursday to reply to the legal letter. meanwhile the home office is reportedly considered eyeing the use of electronic tags to monitor to monitor asylum seekers who arrive in the country illegally. the times says officials have been asked to find ways to prevent the thousands of people who arrive on small boats from abscon , on small boats from abscon, adding the home secretary insists police have the resources to meet the government's pledge to crack down on crime forces in england. wales are being told to follow all reasonable lines of inquiry when it comes to investing, dating, burglary or theft . the dating, burglary or theft. the new commitment is part of a crime week of policy announcements. labour criticised it as a staggering admission of 13 years of tory failure. shadow employment rights minister justin madders says it's taking too long to implement what's been happening for the last 13 years of a conservative governme

but joanna jarjue, you completely disagree with suella braverman on this , with suella braverman on this at all? why >> well, i think that there's two things here. if somebody is encouraged migrant to encouraged being a migrant to lie something, then, yes, lie about something, then, yes, that fraud. bulent and that is fraud. bulent and maybe they should have some sort of criminal action. >> that's the daily >> well, that's what the daily mail investigation to show. >> but the thing is, as well, i don't why we're don't understand why we're having whole having this whole anti—corruption task force . anti—corruption task force. suella braverman should be looking own back yard. looking in her own back yard. when things like tory when you've got things like tory sleaze, all the stuff that's going the ppe scandal, going on, the ppe scandal, there's so going on, which there's so much going on, which is unrelated. but about is unrelated. but what about i think it's really interesting. i think it's really interesting. i think really interesting think it's really interesting that a newspaper has d

suella braverman, who trap.a braverman, who insists the vessel is safe, has until thursday to reply to the legal letter. meanwhile the home office is reportedly considering the use of electronic tags to monitor asylum seekers who arrive in the country illegally . the times says officials have been asked to find ways to prevent the thousands of people who arrive on small boats from absconding . the home secretary absconding. the home secretary insists police have the resources to meet a government pledge to crack down on crime forces in england and wales are being told to follow all reasonable lines of enquiry when it comes to investigating burglary or theft. the new commitment is part of a crime . commitment is part of a crime. week of policy announcement announced tonight. labour criticised it as a staggering admission of 13 years of tory failure for shadow employment rights minister justin madders says it's taking too long to implement it. >> what's been happening for the last 13 years of a conservative govern

the home secretary suella braverman posted this message on social media, saying her thoughts and prayersere with those affected by the tragic loss of life. she is expected to chair a meeting with border force officials later today. on thursday, 755 people crossed the channel, the largest daily figures so far this year. and more than 100,000 have made the journey since the crossings began in earnest in 2018. once again, the channel, one of the most dangerous and busiest shipping lanes in the world, has proved to be deadly for migrants. simonjones is simon jones is in simonjones is in dover with this update. a, simon jones is in dover with this udate. �* ,, simon jones is in dover with this udate. ~ , , simon jones is in dover with this udate. ~ , ._ update. a passing ship actually sotted update. a passing ship actually spotted migrants _ update. a passing ship actually spotted migrants in _ update. a passing ship actually spotted migrants in difficulty, l update. a passing ship actually| spotted migrants in difficulty, it was reported that the people were trying to bail out water using th

suella bravermans profession. suella bravermans comments come as she chaired a meeting of the government's new task force and regulators aimed at cracking down on rogue immigration lawyers . a new task immigration lawyers. a new task force announced by the government will bring together regulatory bodies , law regulatory bodies, law enforcement and other government departments to root out so—called dodgy law firms . departments to root out so—called dodgy law firms. in other news, the elections watchdog was targeted by a cyber attack related resulting in what it calls hostile actors gaining access to the public's information. the cyber attackers were able to access copies of the electoral register with the names and addresses of anyone registered to vote between 2014 and 2022. the attackers first accessed the commission systems in august 2021. chief executive sean mcnally apologised to the pubuc sean mcnally apologised to the public and said significant steps have since been taken to improve their it systems . a i

frustrate suella braverman? got in terrible trouble with certain newspapers , but i'll say certain newspapers, but i'll say it again, it proves there is a fifth column literally a fifth column, deep at the heart of the british establishment that will do whatever it can to frustrate the will of a government, albeit not a very good one, but a government that was elected with an 80 seat majority . an 80 seat majority. >> is this the deep state, nigel? is this the british deep state ? state? >> it's the equivalent, yes, absolutely . but it >> it's the equivalent, yes, absolutely. but it is a >> it's the equivalent, yes, absolutely . but it is a fifth absolutely. but it is a fifth column. it's working against our democracy , against our national democracy, against our national interest . and i'm sorry to say interest. and i'm sorry to say that , you know, she is a interest. and i'm sorry to say that, you know, she is a public example of this. all the reforms that gladstone put in place all those years ago to depoliti

home secretary suella braverman thi�*suella bravermanyle.verman said if >> suella braverman said if you're building new building, you're building a new building, it single sex it has to have single sex toilets. of this unisex toilets. enough of this unisex position where men position or omniseq, where men can women's spaces. it's can go into women's spaces. it's come something, it? come to something, hasn't it? >> secretary of state >> when the secretary of state for home department to for the home department has to legislate about what kind legislate about about what kind of but of lavatories, but has legislated and think legislated what you and i think is way? is the right way? >> well, don't know . >> well, i don't know. >> well, i don't know. >> i do. i can't help but notice it mainly seems to be men trying to get into women's spaces. >> i don't really think there's a great deal of women desperate to get into the men's toilets or the men's changing room. i do feel as a woman, it's i do feel like i am the one that has to absorb all this a

suella braverman who outrathe cabinetidenoch, frankly all of this suella braverman who outrathe cabinetbinet has her frankly in in the cabinet has her reservations about this deal. she that indians are the she says that indians are the biggest the number one overstayers of their visas in this it's her job to this country. it's her job to try get migration try and get migration down. and this could make her job harder. this could make herjob harder. >> it could do especially from a superficial level. when you superficial level. so when you look numbers and the look at the numbers and the immigration released immigration data that's released that speak every now that we speak about every now and it gets released and then, when it gets released with start with those numbers start to rise, becomes a political rise, that becomes a political problem for the government. but actually the surface , the actually on the surface, the indian diaspora in this country have contributed a amount have contributed a huge amount and economic hinckley, socially, culturally , the most top of the culturally,

frustrate suella braverman? got in terrible trouble with certain newspapers , but i'll say certain newspapers, but i'll say it again, it proves there is a fifth column literally a fifth column, deep at the heart of the british establishment that will do whatever it can to frustrate the will of a government, albeit not a very good one, but a government that was elected with an 80 seat majority . an 80 seat majority. >> is this the deep state, nigel? is this the british deep state ? state? >> it's the equivalent, yes, absolutely . but it >> it's the equivalent, yes, absolutely. but it is a >> it's the equivalent, yes, absolutely . but it is a fifth absolutely. but it is a fifth column. it's working against our democracy , against our national democracy, against our national interest . and i'm sorry to say interest. and i'm sorry to say that , you know, she is a interest. and i'm sorry to say that, you know, she is a public example of this. all the reforms that gladstone put in place all those years ago to depoliti

though, is it suella braverman? >> well, in theory it's suella braverman . for the civil servants. but the clue of what they should be doing is in the name civil servants. they are supposed to be serving the government day, are government of the day, who are serving the who voted to serving the people who voted to put there. that is their put them there. that is their job. is not to push job. theirjob is not to push their own woke agenda. it's just extraordinary how many people have got away with it. and i mentioned earlier what we mentioned earlier what we mentioned earlier what we mentioned earlier was the name emma haddad . i think this is emma haddad. i think this is who's moving to off getting quite at name. quite good at that name. >> now, this show, by the way, folks, absolutely nothing >> now, this show, by the way, folks, you olutely nothing >> now, this show, by the way, folks, you andely nothing >> now, this show, by the way, folks, you and your)thing >> now, this show, by the way, folks, you and your views much without you and your views much mor

has suella braverman got a point ? got a point?le bit. her argument is that one of the lawyers involved in helping write labour's 2024, 2025 election manifesto, a woman called jacqueline mckenzie has been heavily involved in anti rwanda scheme . so there are some scheme. so there are some pressure groups, lots of lawyers, human rights lawyers who are working together to try and put as many blocks as they can on suella braverman scheme to get migrants deported from britain to rwanda when they come here illegally, get their get their claims processed in rwanda rather than here. so it's not really a question of keir starmer himself being particularly adverse to the scheme, although labour has voted against it before, it's more that once again and you'll remember when keir starmer was accused of being in bed with just stop oil the people who keir starmer is associated with seem to rather rather like the cause of illegal migrants to the uk . that said, keir starmer has uk. that said, keir starmer has hit back saying that suella braverma

superwoman suella braverman.r, better served by career, be better served by quitting sunak's toothless government. that's our big debate in the media buzz later. but next, killer nurse lucy letby was sentenced to life for the murder of seven babies today. but in a final insult to the heartbroken families, the sadistic coward hid away in her jail cell instead of facing them in court . so jail cell instead of facing them in court. so should jail cell instead of facing them in court . so should law be in court. so should the law be changed so criminals are forced to face up to their evil crimes 7 to face up to their evil crimes ? ex—tory senior cabinet minister and former gp dr. liam fox offers his exclusive insight. he's live straight after the break my role masterminds and kelvin mackenzie on the way. but time now for tory mp and former cabinet minister, dr. liam fox and britain's worst child killer, lucy letby was described as a sadist by a judge today as she was sentenced to a whole life order for the murder of

superwoman suella braverman.eer, better served by career, be better served by quitting sunak's toothless government. that's our big debate in the media buzz later. but next, killer nurse lucy letby was sentenced to life for the murder of seven babies today. but in a final insult to the heartbroken families, the sadistic coward hid away in her jail cell instead of facing them in court . so jail cell instead of facing them in court. so should jail cell instead of facing them in court . so should law be in court. so should the law be changed so criminals are forced to face up to their evil crimes 7 to face up to their evil crimes ? ex—tory senior cabinet minister and former gp dr. liam fox offers his exclusive insight. he's live straight after the break my role masterminds and kelvin mackenzie on the way. but time now for tory mp and former cabinet minister, dr. liam fox and britain's worst child killer, lucy letby was described as a sadist by a judge today as she was sentenced to a whole life order for the murder o

suella bravermans profession. suella bravermans comments come as she chaired a meeting of the government's new task force and regulators aimed at cracking down on rogue immigration lawyers. the daily mail newspaper revealed the case of a law firm helping an undercover journalist of a law firm helping an undercoverjournalist posing as undercover journalist posing as an economic migrant who was advised by a crooked lawyer to submit a false application in exchange for thousands of pounds. a new task force now is announced by the government . announced by the government. it's going to bring together regulatory bodies, law enforcement and other government departments to root out so—called dodgy law firms . departments to root out so—called dodgy law firms. in other news today , the elections other news today, the elections watchdog was targeted by a cyber attack resulting in what it's calling hostile actors, gaining access to the public's information on the cyber attackers were able to access copies of the electoral re

our top story this hour, suella braverman says lawyers who game the british asylum system by lying are stain on the legal profession. the home secretary's comments come as she chairs a round table of regulators and members of the government's new task force aimed at cracking down on rogue lawyers . as the daily mail lawyers. as the daily mail revealed the case of a law firm helping an undercover journalist helping an undercoverjournalist who was posing as an economic migrant to submit a false application in exchange for thousands of pounds. now a new task force announced by the government will bring together regulatory bodies , law regulatory bodies, law enforcement other government enforcement and other government departments root out departments to root out so—called dodgy law firms . the so—called dodgy law firms. the elections watchdog was targeted by a cyber attack which allowed what it calls hot style actors to access people's information. the cyber attackers were able to access copies of the electoral register with the name and address of anyone registered to vote between 2014 a

and i think to view suella braverman as a veneeris view suella braverman as a veneer is desperately disrespectfully disrespectful person in her own right. so i'm not she's only there. i agree with her politically. >> but that's different. it's fair enough not to agree with her politically . but does the her politically. but does the thing that she's a patsy seems to me to be entirely unreasonable and something of which you have no evidence? >> think so. i don't >> i don't think so. i don't think well, i mean , saying think well, i mean, saying things without evidence is something which. which you're very well acquainted with and which gb news is very well acquainted at the end of acquainted with. at the end of the day. but nonetheless, when we facts you asked we look at the facts you asked me opinion and my opinion me for my opinion and my opinion is that there are so is the reason that there are so many minorities many ethnic minorities high up in a party, a political party, which in of itself is very which in and of itself is very anti minority, very anti—migrant . and is it seems self—evident.

they don't, of course, because people like suella braverman promises and braverman who over promisesder—deliver. hang on. >> suella braverman, the home secretary, is a qualified barrister. >> yeah, but she wasn't very good. >> no, good. > no, no , good. >> no, no, but she is. she's part of your profession. yes and she's calling for tough action. well look, the fact is typically she hasn't researched it. >> well , what she hasn't researched it. >> well, what i she hasn't researched it. >> well , what i do, she hasn't researched it. >> well, what i do, i say she hasn't researched it. >> well , what i do, i say to my >> well, what i do, i say to my pupils is tit. now, this is not what it sounds like. no. good. think it through. she hasn't thought it through. the only person she sent successfully to rwanda was boris johnson . and he rwanda was boris johnson. and he came back . ascension island is came back. ascension island is insane. it was another boris johnson . johnson. >> i mean, that idea was nuts and that was never going to happen. >> but then she put it before the newspapers. thi

the home secretary suella braverman said her thoughts and prayers were with those affected by the lossf life. richard galpin reports. the french authorities say a major rescue operation was launched this morning in response to a report that a migrant boat was sinking off the coast of sangatte. about 50 people were rescued, and some were taken to hospital in a serious condition. a number of people were seen being carried off the lifeboat on stretchers when the vessel docked in dover. french officials say six people have died. the mp for calais gave us this update. around 65 to 70 people were on these boats, 50 people were rescued by the french authorities, five people were found dead at sea, one died at the hospital. and we are still missing ten people. the home secretary suella braverman posted this message on social media, saying her thoughts and prayers were with those affected by the tragic loss of life. she is expected to chair a meeting with border force officials later today. on thursday, 755 people crossed the channel, the largest daily figures so far this year. and more than 10

suella braverman says systems.re con men who must face the full force of the law. the home secretary's comments come after reports in the daily mail that solicitors helped an undercover journalist helped an undercoverjournalist posing as an economic migrant to submit a false application in exchange for thousands of pounds . a new taskforce announced by the government will bring together regulatory bodies , law together regulatory bodies, law enforcement and other government departments to root out so—called dodgy law firms . there so—called dodgy law firms. there are half as many bus services across the uk now compared to 12.5 years ago. labour found that there were nearly 9000in the year to march . that's the year to march. that's compared to nearly 18,000 way back in 2011. the west midlands has been the hardest hit, according to that report, with two thirds of routes cut. but the government says labour's criticism is actually misleading , as it's invested £35 billion into bus services since 2020. you can get more

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suella bravermans profession. the government's new task force and regulators aimed at cracking down on rogue immigration lawyers . a new task immigration lawyers. a new task force announced by the government will bring together regulatory bodies , law regulatory bodies, law enforcement and other government departments to root out so—called dodgy law firms . departments to root out so—called dodgy law firms. in other news, the elections watchdog was targeted by a cyber attack related resulting in what it calls hostile actors gaining access to the public's information. the cyber attackers were able to access copies of the electoral register with the names and addresses of anyone registered to vote between 2014 and 2022. the attackers first accessed the commission systems in august 2021. chief executive sean mcnally apologised to the pubuc sean mcnally apologised to the public and said significant steps have since been taken to improve their it systems . a improve their it systems. a haulage firm that's part of one o

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and meanwhile, suella braverman has fumed at home office officials who botched the arrival of illegallm after legionella was found . watch. legionella was found. watch. >> i frustrated with what's happened. am i angry with what's happened. am i angry with what's happened ? absolutely i am. and happened? absolutely i am. and i've made it very clear to the parties involved, to the civil servants who servants involved in in who oversaw that . oversaw that. >> but it's not just the woke civil service that's been thwarting the government's measures. yesterday, braverman refused to rule out fitting illegals with electric tags, but enraging tiktok videos have emerged of albanians cutting off ankle tags and boasting that they can breach immigration bail all so soon. can do these videos and what we continue to see from the evil people smugglers , the evil people smugglers, especially by the way, on that revolting app , tiktok, which is revolting app, tiktok, which is a chinese app which we seem to forget a chinese government mandate app, which they don't even allow in their own country. make o

suella braverman you don't like language? you don't like her language?vasion and we need this is an invasion and we need to repel this invasion . an and to repel this invasion. an and we have international law on our side to do it. we just don't use the law well, we've managed to swerve into this territory, but now we're in it. >> you final word to you. you've got about 30s on it. >> does the brexit party or reform anyone ukip believe reform or anyone in ukip believe illegal will reduce reform or anyone in ukip believe ill�*zero? will reduce reform or anyone in ukip believe ill�*zero? it's will reduce reform or anyone in ukip believe ill�*zero? it's a will reduce reform or anyone in ukip believe ill�*zero? it's a la will reduce reform or anyone in ukip believe ill�*zero? it's a la la.will reduce to zero? it's a la la. >> nobody's saying that it should be. >> land to think that >> la la land to think that nobody wants it be zero. nobody wants it to be zero. >> but just need a humane >> but we just need a humane system then to with it. system then to deal

and meanwhile, suella braverman has fumed at home office officials who botched the arrival of illegallm after legionella was found . watch. legionella was found. watch. >> i frustrated with what's happened. am i angry with what's happened. am i angry with what's happened ? absolutely i am. and happened? absolutely i am. and i've made it very clear to the parties involved, to the civil servants who servants involved in in who oversaw that . oversaw that. >> but it's not just the woke civil service that's been thwarting the government's measures. yesterday, braverman refused to rule out fitting illegals with electric tags, but enraging tiktok videos have emerged of albanians cutting off ankle tags and boasting that they can breach immigration bail all so soon. can do these videos and what we continue to see from the evil people smugglers , the evil people smugglers, especially by the way, on that revolting app , tiktok, which is revolting app, tiktok, which is a chinese app which we seem to forget a chinese government mandate app, which they don't even allow in their own country. make o

clearly, whatever rishi sunak has done , suella braverman sunak has done, suella braverman and priti in place to tackle the migrant crisis because it's not working and the government has lost control . government has lost control. >> thank you very much. that's dr. stephanie mudaliar there joining us, one of our great british voices right. okay. another story that caught my eye today is gb news contributor benjamin butterworth, who took the knee last night on the saturday five show in solidarity with premier league players who've agreed to do it once again this week. who've agreed to do it once again this week . this year, this again this week. this year, this season. let's have a look at what you did. >> i mean, you must agree with that as well. >> yeah, i think i think anybody who cares about racism should take and i'll take the take the knee and i'll take the knee now. no i think this isn't posturing. >> this is about supporting anti—racism. good god. albie is right . right. >> you've been listening at home. benjamin butterworth just took the knee . okay took the knee. okay >> all

suella braverman says yesterday.ella braverman says that we can't let this sort of lawlessness be seen in the united kingdom and frankly, have it being imported from the united states as well . but have united states as well. but have young people in this country we already just lost respect for law and order. they knew the police were there. they knew that the media would be there. they knew that they would probably in some way shape or form, face a prosecution . and form, face a prosecution. and yet they still did it. >> they still did it. >> they still did it. >> why? and i want to know as well, where are the parents? patrick christys on gb news. >> the people's channel, britain's news . >> the people's channel, britain's news. channel >> the people's channel, britain's news . channel well >> the people's channel, britain's news. channel well , in britain's news. channel well, in just a few moments time, i'll be having a look at the feral youths that are frankly terrorising high streets and shops. >> the latest in

that's according to suella braverman , who says suella braverman, who says police have disregarded theftaries for too long, despite record numbers of officers across the uk. labour has criticised it as a staggering admission of 13 years of tory failure for the home secretary says the force must follow all lines of inquiry. >> police have responded positively to my challenge, my request in committing nationwide to indeed following every reasonable line of enquiry. so that now means that in the event of a car theft, phone theft , of a car theft, phone theft, robbery or burglary, if there cctv footage of an incident , if cctv footage of an incident, if there's dashcam footage, if there's dashcam footage, if there's smartphone footage, gps tracking evidence , a victim can tracking evidence, a victim can produce evidence of an online resale of a stolen item, the police must follow up on those leads . leads. >> and donald trump's criminal trial on charges of attempting to overturn the 2020 presidential election result will begin on the 4th of march next year. at trump's trial in washington, dc

the home secretary , suella braverman, secretary, suella braverman, described the incident as a tragichaired a meeting with border force officials . with border force officials. campaigners also say the incident was appalling and preventable while mps from all sides now are calling for action to stop criminal gangs profiteering from dangerous crossings as well, as you've been hearing, crossings as well, as you've been hearing , people crossings as well, as you've been hearing, people in crossings as well, as you've been hearing , people in scotland been hearing, people in scotland and wales could soon be able to access nhs treatment in england to cut long waiting lists . to cut long waiting lists. health secretary steve barclay says he's open to requests and ianes says he's open to requests and invites both scottish and welsh health ministers to discuss how all parts of the uk could coordinate to tackle waiting times in wales. more than 73,000 people have been waiting over a year and a half for treatment and over 20,000 people in scotland have also been waiting about the same period of

and the home secretary, suella braverman, is keen to build on anidea braverman, is keen to build on any've investigating every single crime or most crimes on their on they're coming our way. they've seen a 44% increase in their work and a prosecution . so the idea idea is prosecution. so the idea idea is to try and crack down on all the minor crimes and hope that might instil more confidence in our policing. >> yeah, well , policing. >> yeah, well, and you can, as you rightly say, broadly welcomed by people. you can see the sense in it, but there's two issues, isn't there . there been issues, isn't there. there been the first one is, is it going to detract from investigate more serious crimes and that's all down to the numbers . we've got down to the numbers. we've got to work on this . to work on this. >> well , that's right. the >> well, that's right. the government would say there are 20,000 more police . of course, 20,000 more police. of course, that's not not many per force . that's not not many per force. but the idea is if you crack down on the very the small stuff, then then th

well, suella braverman says the force must follow all lines of inquiry i >> -- >> police have respondedositively to my challenge, my request in committing nationwide to indeed following every reasonable line of enquiry. so that now means that in the event of a car theft, phone theft , of a car theft, phone theft, robbery or burglary, if there's cctv footage of an incident , if cctv footage of an incident, if there's dashcam footage, if there's dashcam footage, if there's smartphone footage, gps tracking evidence , a victim can tracking evidence, a victim can produce evidence of an online resale of a stolen item, the police must follow up on those leads . leads. >> police have named two people who died after driving into a flooded area in liverpool . 75 flooded area in liverpool. 75 year old elaine marco and her 77 year old elaine marco and her 77 year old elaine marco and her 77 year old husband, philip, were taken to hospital where they later died. an investigation surrounding the circumstances is underway . police say they underway. police say they received a report of concern for a c