wethersfield has asbestos.re are major problems at wethersfield and yet they are still continuing to bring them on to site. >> this is what i can't understand. so a few things right ? if they that there's right? if they know that there's asbestos there, which presumably they do and they know that their own guidelines actually say that if somebody claims to be the victim of human trafficking, modern slavery, trauma, basically what every single tonne of migrant does claim that they can't be housed there anyway . then why did they make anyway. then why did they make you go through the rigmarole of going through all of this? well, do you mind just telling a little bit about your story, the ways this impacted your life ? i ways this impacted your life? i mean, i think it's been hard. >> you know , every family that >> you know, every family that was moved off the site as they've had their own problems with it, i think we were given a really good time scale. everything was really well planned out, especially by the m

at wethersfield now? >> well , i spent at wethersfield now?e constable who's based out the air base and at our community service liaison and i can shed some light on this. >> and in fact, there are rather more than 46 are asylum seekers on the base now. they've moved in some in 102 hundred and a number of them have left. but the article i think you're referring to contains some misinformation because apparently when they arrive at the base anyway , who has a the base anyway, who has a relation they can stay with is freely entitled to leave again. >> so a number of the people come to the base, do leave almost immediately. come to the base, do leave almost immediately . and this is almost immediately. and this is part of the system . it's not part of the system. it's not that they run away or abscond or anything. >> no, no, no, no. i know i wasn't. i said no, it wasn't saying that they abscond. no, i wasn't. it wasn't saying that they abscond anything like they abscond or anything like that. point. that. but that's the point. which is that if yo

wethersfield has asbestos.know there are major problems at wethersfield and yet they are still continuing to bring them on to site. >> this is what i can't understand. so a few things right ? if they that there's right? if they know that there's asbestos there, which presumably they do and they know that their own guidelines actually say that if somebody claims to be the victim of human trafficking, modern slavery, trauma, basically what every single tonne of migrant does claim that they can't be housed there anyway . then why did they make anyway. then why did they make you go through the rigmarole of going through all of this? well, do you mind just telling a little bit about your story, the ways this impacted your life ? i ways this impacted your life? i mean, i think it's been hard. >> you know , every family that >> you know, every family that was moved off the site as they've had their own problems with it, i think we were given a really good time scale. everything was really well planned out, especially

. going on at wethersfield.ir be to boot students out of their accommodation allow channel accommodation and allow channel migrants in. it's migrants to live in. oh, it's happening. yes of course it is. the office is reportedly the home office is reportedly looking to move asylum seekers into student block into a 405 bed student block in huddersfield features cinema huddersfield features a cinema room, gym . it usually costs room, a gym. it usually costs £10,000 a i don't think £10,000 a year. i don't think there's any indication that there's any indication that there's agent orange or unexploded war two bombs. unexploded world war two bombs. there time. it comes there but give it time. it comes amid increasing pressure on student housing near university campuses. she shadow immigration minister stephen kinnock argues that students are paying the price government's price for the government's reliance on emergency accommodation. foreign yeah , accommodation. foreign yeah, okay. russell quirk joins me now, politic

and in doing that, they want to put them in wethersfield area , them in wethersfield area, scampton inhe wethersfield plans , the the wethersfield plans, the scampton plans and even the bp stockholm plants of all run into trouble of one sort or another. up trouble of one sort or another. up in scampton. trouble of one sort or another. up in scampton . that is being up in scampton. that is being delayed by the fact that they couldn't get some of the contracts involved. there's of course , a judicial review that's course, a judicial review that's taking place. so rather than the first asylum seekers going in there as they were supposed to by now, that is being delayed until october. whether it's field we were expecting 1700, of course , in the coming months to course, in the coming months to go in there. but it seems that that timescale has slowed a bit from what was originally planned. and then the bibby stockholm well that's been so well rehearsed, hasn't it? they were planning over the coming weeks to get up to 500. they are taken off now. i've been told that it's going to be probably

raf wethersfield. problems. raf wethersfield. don't miss it. problems. raf wethersfield.nel. >> the temperature's rising. boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. hi there . weather on. gb news. hi there. >> it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office. >> with the gb news forecast showers . showers. >> for many of us today, driest in the south with warm, sunny spells . otherwise, it's showers spells. otherwise, it's showers and longer spells of rain . a and longer spells of rain. a weather front is moving across central parts. high pressure to the south of the uk . the south of the uk. >> changeable for parts of scotland and northern ireland with showers and longer spells of rain, there'll be some damp weather into northern weather moving into northern parts of wales, into northern england through the evening and overnight whilst some showers turn up across south—west england some very lively england and some very lively weather over the near continent . a risk of severe thunderstorms here. we could start to impact things by the end of the night. it's staying w

so this isn't just a wethersfield problem . this could be problem.e country . replicated around the country. we could have a situation where the local the government says to local councils, don't you worry, this is very, very temporary and then actually there a actually leaves them there for a long, time. and i mean, you long, long time. and i mean, you can that's going to can see how that's going to happen because where earth happen because where on earth are obviously, are they going to obviously, i mean, obviously is going to happen, but labour have piped up in the channel in the wake of the channel migrant crisis. >> piped up, haven't >> labour have piped up, haven't they, answer they, and said that the answer to lies with closer to this lies with closer cooperation to the european union. >> yeah, close cooperation with the close the european union and close cooperation with the french. well close cooperation the well close cooperation with the french. easy to say. much harder to sunak has given to do. rishi sunak has given £500 million to the fr

wethersfield in essex. raf scampton in lincolnshire. northeye in east sussex.erick in the prime minister s constituency in north yorkshire was talked about. but local opposition and legal challenges mean that, as i speak, only wethersfield has seen any asylum seekers arrive , and only 46 of them. which leads us to the bibby stockholm, moored in a private port with capacity for 500 people the home office wants to move out of hotels. but remember there are 50,000 asylum seekers in hotels, so we would need 100 barges to empty all those rooms. the government is pinning its hopes on stopping the flow of asylum seekers, criminalising those who come here by irregular routes, detaining them and removing them, possibly to rwanda. but the rwanda policy is also stuck in the courts and ministers are getting increasingly concerned the problem will get worse before it gets any better. clive. mark easton, or home editor reporting. the lionesses march on, but it was a nervy encounter against nigeria, at the women s football world cup. they won 11—2 in a dramatic penalty shoot—

mdp wethersfield in essex, raf scampton in lincolnshire, northeye, a former prison in sussex.n the prime minister's constituency in north yorkshire. all talked about. but local opposition and legal challenges mean that, as i speak, only wethersfield has seen any asylum seekers arrive, and only 46 of them. which leads us to the bibby stockholm, moored in a private port with capacity for 500 people. the home office wants to move out of hotels. but remember, there are 50,000 asylum seekers in hotels so we would need 100 barges to empty all those rooms. the government is pinning its hopes on stopping the flow of asylum seekers, criminalising those who come here by irregular routes, detaining them and removing them, possibly to rwanda. but the rwanda policy also stuck in the courts and ministers are getting increasingly concerned the problem will get worse before it gets any better. the uk is not the only country that has to deal with a border in the sea. for decades australia has had a similar type of policy on asylum seekers, focused on stopping the boats by placing migrants in o

and his cases for wethersfield and his house wethersfield. cases for wethersfield and his house thisthersfieldes for wethersfield and his house this site;field. cases for wethersfield and his house this site ,ield. cases for wethersfield and his house this site , we. cases for wethersfield and his house this site , we are not >> and this site, we are not getting straightforward answers from home office . and of from the home office. and of course, this simply course, this is simply not acceptable . actually, i acceptable. actually, i personally think wrong personally think it's just wrong , quite government , quite frankly. government departments and ministers must be account for the be held to account for the decisions that they make . but decisions that they make. but actually, what is going wrong ? actually, what is going wrong? and i think, patrick, there are so questions where we still so many questions where we still need answers because, you know, it is a fact. my local authority, braintree district council and we spoke about this previously , they taking previously, they are taking the

mod wethersfield in essex. raf scampton in lincolnshire. northeye in east sussex.cy in north yorkshire was talked about. but local opposition and legal challenges mean that, as i speak, only wethersfield has seen any asylum seekers arrive ? and only 46 of them. which leads us to the bibby stockholm moored in a private port with capacity for 500 people the home office wants to move out of hotels. but remember there are 50,000 asylum seekers in hotels ? so we would need 100 barges to empty all those rooms. the government is pinning its hopes on stopping the flow of asylum seekers, criminalising those who come here by irregular routes, detaining them and removing them, possibly to rwanda. but the rwanda policy is also stuck in the courts and ministers are getting increasingly concerned the problem will get worse before it gets any better. quite a challenge. thank you. the lionesses march on, but it was far from easy, reaching the quarterfinals of the women's football world cup. they beat nigeria 11—2 in a dramatic penalty shoot—out. england pulled it off holding on in

legal challenges mean only wethersfield has seen any asylum-seekers arrive.in a port with capacity for 500 people, the home office wants to move em out of hotels. there are 50,000 asylum-seekers in hotels. we would need 100 barges to open the rooms. the government is pinning its hopes on stopping the flow, criminalizing those, detain them, possibly moving them to rwanda. they are often stuck in the courts and ministers are concerned the problem will get worse before it gets better. >> the u.k. is not the only country that is dealing with the border in the sea. australia had a similar policy focused on stopping boats by placing them in offshore detention centers. a former australian foreign minister was one of those who developed the policy. he was a consultant that helped form the u.k. wanda policy. this is what he said on why the u.k. must be tough. >> if you understand what's going on it, you understand how this will work. basically, young men are paying organized crime groups thousands of euros to undertake very dangerous journey acrs the channel. they thr

the wethersfield, based near braintree in essex, is eventually meant to house up to 1700 people. the home office says there'll be a gradual increase in numbers, but sources suggest that the pace will be significantly slower than first envisioned. the site has had reports of disease among the first group of migrants and problems with utilities not working properly . and gb news working properly. and gb news can reveal 550 people have crossed the english channel today in ten small boats. that's over the last 24 hours and it bnngs over the last 24 hours and it brings the total number of migrants who've made the dangerous crossing over the engush dangerous crossing over the english channel this year to more than 17,500 uk border force are telling us they're on red alert during an extremely busy time for asylum seekers. and they say a significant surge in crossings is expected this weekend as weather conditions improve . now, as you've been improve. now, as you've been heanng improve. now, as you've been hearing , gb news has delivered hearing, gb news has delivered the don't kill cas

the wethersfield, based near braintree, is eventually meant to house up to 1700 people. gradual increase in numbers, but sources suggest the pace will be significantly slower than was first in visioned. while the site has had reports of disease among some of the first group of arrivals. and there are problems, we understand, with utilities not working well, gb news can also reveal 550 people cross the english channel in ten small boats over the last 24 hours, with crossings beginning at around 330 this morning. that bnngs at around 330 this morning. that brings the total number of migrants who've made the journey this year to more than 17,500. uk border force say they're on red alert during what they're describing as an extremely busy time for asylum seekers and they say to a significant surge in crossings is expected this weekend as weather conditions improve. now gb news has delivered the don't kill cash petition to downing street today. chancellor jeremy hunt today. chancellorjeremy hunt took delivery of almost 300,000 signatures from our presenters. on behalf of view

the wethersfield, based near braintree, is eventually meant to house up to 1700 people. gradual increase in numbers, but sources suggest the pace will be significantly slower than was first in visioned. while the site has had reports of disease among some of the first group of arrivals. and there are problems, we understand, with utilities not working well, gb news can also reveal 550 people cross the english channel in ten small boats over the last 24 hours, with crossings beginning at around 330 this morning. that bnngs at around 330 this morning. that brings the total number of migrants who've made the journey this year to more than 17,500. uk border force say they're on red alert during what they're describing as an extremely busy time for asylum seekers and they say to a significant surge in crossings is expected this weekend as weather conditions improve. now gb news has delivered the don't kill cash petition to downing street today. chancellor jeremy hunt today. chancellorjeremy hunt took delivery of almost 300,000 signatures from our presenters. on behalf of view

airbase in essex , wethersfield airbase in essex, the government says it's committed to moving awayve hotels, but this luxury apartment complex surely cannot be with the home secretary meant by a move to more basic accommodate for asylum seekers . mark white gb asylum seekers. mark white gb news in chelmsford . well tom and news in chelmsford. well tom and i were arguing about whether rishi sunak should be taking a private jet. >> goodness me. but the arrival of that first set of asylum seekers on the bibby stockholm barge in dorset has been delayed due to what are being described as fire and safety concerns. >> so extraordinarily there are fears that the barge could become what's called as a floating grenfell. an emotional statement that isn't it? following multiple delays. well, let's speak to gb news, south—west of england. reporter jeff who joins us live jeff moody now who joins us live from portland . so what's the from portland. so what's the latest from there, jeff ? latest from there, jeff? >> hello. well, as you say, we were expecting the first of the asylum seekers today.

did you know that people are turning up at raf wethersfield being asked if they've any in the they'vethe country and being told that they can live with them? can go and live with them? >> we might as >> i've heard that we might as well seriously just drop leaflets africa the leaflets all over africa in the middle do want middle east and say, do you want to see your family again? >> to britain >> if so, come to britain illegally and make it illegally and we'll make it happen, that happen, lads. so there's that a—levels as well. now, universities, foreign students a—levels as well. now, uni�*getting , foreign students a—levels as well. now, uni�*getting aoreign students a—levels as well. now, uni�*getting a break students a—levels as well. now, uni�*getting a break oanents a—levels as well. now, uni�*getting a break on british are getting a break on british students it comes to students when it comes to getting universities as students when it comes to gettirwe're universities as students when it comes to gettirwe're also 'ersities as students when it comes to gettirwe're also gonna; as

did you know that people are turning up at raf wethersfield being asked if they've any in the they'vecountry and being told that they can live with them? can go and live with them? >> we as >> i've heard that we might as well seriously just drop leaflets africa the leaflets all over africa in the middle do want middle east and say, do you want to see your family again? middle east and say, do you want to seeso,ur family again? middle east and say, do you want to seeso, come1ily again? middle east and say, do you want to seeso, come to again? middle east and say, do you want to seeso, come to britain >> if so, come to britain illegally and make illegally and we'll make it happen, there's happen, lads. so there's that a—levels as well. now, universities, foreign students a—levels as well. now, uni�*getting , foreign students a—levels as well. now, uni�*getting aoreign students a—levels as well. now, uni�*getting a break students a—levels as well. now, uni�*getting a break oanents a—levels as well. now, uni�*getting a break on british are getting a break on british students when it comes

. >> yeah, this is the wethersfield base , the former wethersfield base, the former raf wethersfieldugh, that only 80 people were currently on site more than a month after the first of these channel migrants arrived there. now we've seen a an internal assessment that's been put together by the home office and shared with stakeholders, including the likes of local councils in the area. and it points to a number of unresolved issues that need to be addressed , such as fire to be addressed, such as fire risk assessment. the connection of water utilities and some other issues that need to be fully resolved before all of the number of migrants that they're hoping for can be put there. they say they're still on track to get up to 500 channel migrants on site by the end of this month . but with, what, this month. but with, what, eight, nine days to go , that eight, nine days to go, that might be a bit of a push. we've still not got an update on what the current figure is. but last week, as i say, it was only 80. yeah. >> and of it follows the >> and of course it follows the issues legionell

the wethersfield, based near braintree, is eventually meant to house up to 1700 people. the home office says there'll be a gradual increase in numbers , but sources increase in numbers, but sources suggest the pace will be significantly slower than was first envisioned. the site has had reports of disease amongst some of the first group of arrivals and there are problems with utilities as well . and gb with utilities as well. and gb news can reveal 550 people cross the english channel in ten small boats. over the last 24 hours. it brings the number of migrants who've made the journey this year to more than 17,500 uk border force, telling us that gb news they're on red alert now. dufing news they're on red alert now. during an extremely busy time for asylum seekers. they're also telling us a significant surge in crossings is expected this weekend as weather conditions improve . and tributes have been improve. and tributes have been paid today to the legendary broadcaster sir michael parkinson, who's died at the age of 88. sir michael became one of the country's most famous

airbase in essex , wethersfield airbase in essex, the government says it's committed to moving awaynt by a move to more basic accommodation for asylum seekers. mark white gb news in chelmsford and now this sounds like a good way to get your post a drone delivery service which has been launched in orkney and is helping locals receive their mail. >> well, the eye port operation launched by royal mail and the drone firm sky ports to distribute letters and parcels between the isolated islands. the service will operate for three months, but could continue on a permanent basis if the trial goes well , sky ports will trial goes well, sky ports will conduct the inter—island flights, with drones capable of carrying payloads of up to six kilograms. >> well , joining us now, the >> well, joining us now, the chief executive officer of sky ports who make the drones, duncan walker duncan, thanks for your time. >> and i think it's a bit of a combined effort as well, because it's not just you, it's royal mail. all orkney i, port orkney council, harbour authority and loganair , no less. that's that'

legal challenges as i speak only wethersfield has seen any asylum—seekers arrive and only 46 of them.00 people, the home office wants to move out of hotels. but remember there are 50,000 asylum—seekers in hotels, so we would need 100 barges to empty all those rooms. the government is pinning its hopes on stopping the flow of asylum—seekers. criminalise those who come by regular routes, detaining them, removing them possibly to rwanda. but the rwanda policy also stuck in the courts and ministers are getting increasingly concerned with the problem will get worse before it gets any better. that was mark easton reporting. 0ur correspondent ellie price — is in dorset for us now. i'v e i've been watching you report all day on this, the official number that we have is so far 50 people on board. 15 that we have is so far 50 people on board. ' , ., , that we have is so far 50 people on board. ' , .,, ., ., i: board. 15 people on board and 20 --eole board. 15 people on board and 20 people who _ board. 15 people on board and 20 people who refused _ board. 15 people on board and 20 people who ref

airbase in essex , wethersfield airbase in essex, the government says it's committed to moving awayensive hotels, but this luxury apartment complex surely cannot be with the home secretary meant by a move to more basic accommodation for asylum seekers . mark white gb asylum seekers. mark white gb news in chelmsford . you wouldn't news in chelmsford. you wouldn't put a dog in it. >> that was one of the key lines out of that. and it's true you wouldn't because the dog would get sick and die. but apparently it's good enough for a young british with young british mum with her young child. what? one of child. but you know what? one of the biggest disgraces about all of for was was that the of that for me was was that the local council gone, oh, local council has gone, oh, gosh, we've got gosh, you know, we've got limited appeal. limited grounds for appeal. we've got no plans to appeal it. i mean, do understand that i mean, they do understand that local people vote them , local people vote for them, don't they? lib dem council, by the apparently local people the way, apparently local peop

i'll go to mark again very, very shortly. >> but raf wethersfield, that disused military base that'sld application is processed or told that we can't

it's more than a month after the first group of migrants arrived there, the wethersfield base near braintree in essex is meant to house up to 1700 people. the home office says there'll be a gradual increase in the numbers, but sources suggest the pace will be significantly slower than was first envisioned. the site has had problems with disease amongst the first group of arrivals and there are problems with the utilities not working properly and gb news can reveal 550 people have crossed the engush 550 people have crossed the english channel in ten small boats over the last 24 hours. that brings the number of migrants who've made the journey this year to more than 17,500 uk border force say they're on red alert during an extremely busy time for migrants. a significant surge in crossings is expected as well this weekend as weather conditions improve . now, as conditions improve. now, as you've been hearing, gb news has delivered the don't kill cash petition to downing street this morning . the chancellor, jeremy morning. the chancellor, jeremy hunt, receiving almost 300,000 signatures from ou

it's more than a month after the first group of migrants arrived there, the wethersfield base near braintree in essex is meant to house up to 1700 people. the home office says there'll be a gradual increase in the numbers, but sources suggest the pace will be significantly slower than was first envisioned. the site has had problems with disease amongst the first group of arrivals and there are problems with the utilities not working properly and gb news can reveal 550 people have crossed the engush 550 people have crossed the english channel in ten small boats over the last 24 hours. that brings the number of migrants who've made the journey this year to more than 17,500 uk border force say they're on red alert during an extremely busy time for migrants. a significant surge in crossings is expected as well this weekend as weather conditions improve . now, as conditions improve. now, as you've been hearing, gb news has delivered the don't kill cash petition to downing street this morning . the chancellor, jeremy morning. the chancellor, jeremy hunt, receiving almost 300,000 signatures from ou

the wethersfield, based near braintree in essex, is eventually meant to house up to 1700 people.he home office is saying there will be a gradual increase in numbers admitted, but sources close to plans suggest the pace will be significantly slower than was first envisioned. the site has had reports of disease amongst the first group of migrants and there are problems with utilities working properly . gb utilities working properly. gb news can reveal 550 people cross the english channel in ten small boats this morning and over the last 24 hours. it brings the number of migrants who've now made that journey this year to more than 17,500 uk border force say they're on red alert during what they're describing as an extremely busy time for asylum seekers to cross the english channel. and a significant surge in crossings is expected this weekend as weather conditions improve in the united states. a woman from texas has been charged with threatening to kill a federal judge in one of the cases against the former president donald trump. district judge tanya khan was the alleged victim of

we've got local reports of tb and scabies reports of a tb and scabies outbreak at the site in wethersfieldt constituents angry about migrant s being housed in their doorstep . you've also got your own mps really cross with you personally? i've heard a lot of criticism of you personally. mr jenrick , for the quote is jenrick, for the quote is dumping migrants in their seats and costing them their hopes of electoral success come 2024 . electoral success come 2024. >> well, the reason we're pursuing large sites and barges is so that we can exit the hotels. we don't want people staying in these hotels. they're very expensive and they're not appropriate . of course, we appropriate. of course, we understand that in the small number of places where these larger sites and barges are going to be located , that will going to be located, that will pose problems and legitimate concerns for the community. and we're working very closely with council owls and community groups in each of those places to try to mitigate that, providing extra money for the police and the health service , police and the heal

this base up into wethersfield. really you know, for really low wife, you know, for heaven's we're talking heaven's sake, we're talking about as opposed about people as opposed to being in throes utter in the throes of utter desperation. and going desperation. and they're going to say, oh no, will to come and say, oh no, i will not be seeking asylum in england because no decent because there is no decent internet connection and the water connection . i mean, water supply connection. i mean, this this is where is it going to the ship? was it the to end the ship? was it the bibby stockholm, which i keep thinking of as the bibby stockholm? stockholm? stockholm? the bibby stockholm? they're it's a fire they're now saying it's a fire risk. you know, when i think somebody said on gb news last week if it caught on fire, just dunk answer. dunk it. that's your answer. >> wasn't a fire risk >> well, it wasn't a fire risk in germany where it was used for the purpose. it wasn't a the same purpose. it wasn't a fire risk in the n

wethersfield in essex. >> okay. thank you, mark. what's stopping them from absconding. what, once they're on the boat? >> yeah, leave the boat for the day and don't come back again. >> well, the thing is, they don't want to be. as we joke about made homeless, they about being made homeless, they don't to be homeless. they don't want to be homeless. they want to residency. they want to have residency. they want to have residency. they want have citizenship. want to have residency. they warthey'llve citizenship. want to have residency. they warthey'll haveizenship. want to have residency. they warthey'll have friends». are >> they'll have friends who are living the living elsewhere around the country go and country that they can go and live but then they won't live with, but then they won't be work. be able to work. >> and make money. >> and make money. >> we have quite a big >> you see, we have quite a big black market out suella black market out which suella braverman is trying to clamp down braverman is trying to clamp dovso some s

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even confusion now over whether tens bought by the home secretary to house 2000 migrants at raf wethersfieldex will be erected . what are you waiting erected. what are you waiting for? put up the tents now. okay. and make it absolutely clear to illegal migrants in calais that they're not guaranteed luxury hotel accommodation the moment they set foot on our shores is because, let me tell you , time because, let me tell you, time is running out to respond. now, my superstar panel, the journalist and political commentator suzanne evans concert live peer lord shaun bailey lee and the author and broadcaster dr. amy nicole turner . sean, how frustrated turner. sean, how frustrated does this make you as a proud conservative to see the whets in your party believe that lee anderson and his comments, which person i agree with, some people might say he shouldn't have used that fruity language . fine. but that fruity language. fine. but i think the majority of the country are actually with lee on this. and they seem to think he's a bigger problem than actually the boats. he's a bigger problem than act|l

even confusion now over whether tens bought by the home secretary to house 2000 migrants at raf wethersfieldex will be erected . what are you waiting erected. what are you waiting for? put up the tents now. okay. and make it absolutely clear to illegal migrants in calais that they're not guaranteed luxury hotel accommodation the moment they set foot on our shores is because, let me tell you , time because, let me tell you, time is running out to respond. now, my superstar panel, the journalist and political commentator suzanne evans concert live peer lord shaun bailey lee and the author and broadcaster dr. amy nicole turner . sean, how frustrated turner. sean, how frustrated does this make you as a proud conservative to see the whets in your party believe that lee anderson and his comments, which person i agree with, some people might say he shouldn't have used that fruity language . fine. but that fruity language. fine. but i think the majority of the country are actually with lee on this. and they seem to think he's a bigger problem than actually the boats. he's a bigger problem than act|l

time now for the real world with lee anderson and a third of migrants in an asylum camp at raf wethersfield site after turning their nose up at the living conditions. so 16 of the 46 migrants who arrived at the essex camp in the last month have since been transferred to hotels by the home office or left to live with relatives . it left to live with relatives. it sparked a lashing out from red wall rottweiler lee , who blasted wall rottweiler lee, who blasted the woke cabal of lefty lawyers and charities blocking the government at every turn . government at every turn. meanwhile, senior lawyer martin ford kc hit back, saying lawyers of all political persuasions deplore the government's attacks on lawyers who are just doing theirjob. so lee, you don't think these lawyers are just doing their job, are they? don't we have proof over the past few weeks, for example, with the daily mail investigation , that daily mail investigation, that they are lot of time actually they are a lot of time actually doing a lot more ? yeah, i think, doing a lot more? yeah, i think, than trying to follow them. >> i

time now for the real world with lee anderson and a third of migrants in an asylum camp at raf wethersfield site after turning their nose up at the living conditions. so 16 of the 46 migrants who arrived at the essex camp in the last month have since been transferred to hotels by the home office or left to live with relatives . it left to live with relatives. it sparked a lashing out from red wall rottweiler lee , who blasted wall rottweiler lee, who blasted the woke cabal of lefty lawyers and charities blocking the government at every turn . government at every turn. meanwhile, senior lawyer martin ford kc hit back, saying lawyers of all political persuasions deplore the government's attacks on lawyers who are just doing theirjob. so lee, you don't think these lawyers are just doing their job, are they? don't we have proof over the past few weeks, for example, with the daily mail investigation , that daily mail investigation, that they are lot of time actually they are a lot of time actually doing a lot more ? yeah, i think, doing a lot more? yeah, i think, than trying to follow them. >> i

are looking really to put on the likes of the bibby stockholm or indeed to put into the bases is wethersfield lincolnshire, there are ones who are currently in hotels at the moment and others who will be coming across the channel when the conditions improve. i'm afraid today the cloud base has dropped right down. it's been raining consistently and the winds have really picked up today . so not really picked up today. so not very pleasant at all. in portland, we think about 20 or so asylum seekers are now on this barge 15 arriving yesterday and at least so far today , at and at least so far today, at least five have arrived . now, least five have arrived. now, there have been letters that have gone out in effect saying effectively warning letters that have gone out from home, the home office, to those asylum seekers who have refused to get on the buses to take them to the bibby stockholm following legal advice from charities and lawyers. now that that letter warning letter reads part of it at least accommodation is offered on a no choice basis, where asylum seekers fail to take up an offer of

some of them are going on the bibby barge, others are going into wethersfield and eventually perhaps scampton. if the government ever gets out past the courts . so yes , not many the courts. so yes, not many have been sent back. the government say it's our aspiration. of course , to have aspiration. of course, to have those who are coming across the channel from now on declare it illegal immigrants. they passed the law , but they need a third the law, but they need a third country to send them to. if they can't send them to their own country and that third country at is rwanda. at the moment is rwanda. it's rwanda or bust for the government . they bet the house government. they bet the house on it. so they need rwanda, which is currently stuck in the courts to go in their favour. >> mark, thank you very much. >> mark, thank you very much. >> mark, thank you very much. >> mark white there, our home insecurity editor, who will be a very man today. this insecurity editor, who will be a very throws an today. this insecurity editor, who will be a very throws uptoday. this insecurity edito

accommodation likes of barges like the bibby stockholm or indeed the former military bases at wethersfieldton . because really at and scampton. because really at every attempt to do this, there is another push either by, of course, fire brigades union. one of the latest now to come out and say that this is a death trap, that the government is being highly irresponsible here. also concerns from charities, from lawyers , as those from lawyers, as those representing migrant groups say , saying that the bibby stockholm is just too dangerous to be able to house these us migrants. now, i've been on board. i was on board just recently, taken on a tour of the bibby stockholm in terms of the conditions inside , it is conditions inside, it is perfectly comfortable . the perfectly comfortable. the various cabins are roomy. the bafic various cabins are roomy. the basic level of decoration in. but you know, there's en suite bathrooms, there's storage for clothing and the like . they've clothing and the like. they've got more amenities than you get in hotels in terms of there being a tv recreation room ,

so we've got the bibby stockholm barge , the bibby stockholm barge, wethersfield scampton problems withhose sites, issues with all of those sites. hotels are not prisons. and so we therefore cannot be securing them in those zones. so what is them in those zones. so what is the alternate lviv we let them walk around freely and then we are seeing loads of them abscond and that is a massive, massive problem, especially if they're just going into the underworld economy and the crime gangs, etcetera. so we're tagging them actually where the is , as actually where the issue is, as far can tell, with ankle far as i can tell, with ankle tags the practical stuff. so tags is the practical stuff. so we enough tags we haven't got enough ankle tags and it might be too difficult to actually monitor them. a lot of people are getting touch people are getting in touch saying, silly, people are getting in touch sayirwill silly, people are getting in touch sayirwill cut silly, people are getting in touch sayirwill cut them silly, people are getting in touch sayirwill cut them off. ly, they will just cut t

barge receiving first asylum receiving its first asylum seekers and more arriving at the former wethersfieldx , the government says it's essex, the government says it's committed to moving away from expel hotels, but this luxury apartment complex surely cannot be with the home secretary meant by a move to more basic accommodation for asylum seekers i >> -- >> mark white gb news in chelmsford . chelmsford. >> if you look at it on paper, i can see why they make the decision like this because they 90, decision like this because they go, well, if we move people out of accommodation that they're already in, that isn't very good. and then we've got to redo that up it will cost more that up and it will cost more money than just. but how can it be right if british people are really struggling with their accommodation and other people who could well be i mean, i don't know the specific circumstances with everybody, but could well be illegal. but certainly in the process of being processed and getting fans accommodation, i mean, i'm not it would get you back up, wouldn't it? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> yeah,

get >> yeah, well, i absolutely get the the people the concerns of the local people and actually wethersfield in essex, where an military base is being an old military base is being used. so completely understand used. so i completely understand the the impact the local concerns, the impact on infrastructure here, whether it gp places or school it be gp places or school places. and i've actually seen that in my own community through hotels mean, government hotels. i mean, the government have this model because have moved to this model because ultimately taxpayer ultimately it costs the taxpayer less. seen hotels less. already we've seen hotels up and down country being up and down the country being used at great expense. so this is model that while people is a model that while people are being through through being processed through through the system , um, will cost the asylum system, um, will cost the asylum system, um, will cost the taxpayer less . but that the taxpayer less. but that doesn't dampen the concerns which local people have, which i completely sympathise with. ultimately what t