ms. braverman? guest: extremely concerned. the u.k. a powerful voice on the international stage, and it is being grossly abused for domestic political reasons. ms. braverman puts not just the human rights commitments in the u.k. and the human rights of people in the u.k., including refugees in this country, at stake, she puts at stake the human rights of people across the world, because the country, as rich, as powerful and as stable as the u.k., will not abate and respect its international human rights obligations. it is extremely difficult to expect and call upon other nations elsewhere for poorer, far less stable, to do so. and of course, amongst other things, that can only create more reason for more people to need to flee seeking safety somewhere. including because they can't find safety in other countries who refuse to abide by the rules that the u.k. seeks to flout at this time. mohammed: let me ask a follow-up. amnesty international issued a statement in response to her, that said what urgently needs to be addressed on the worl

ms braverman said the attack showed the breed posed a "lethal danger", particularly to children. legal academic and has researched the xl bully extensively. what do you think of the comments from the home secretary about wanting to buy these dogs? it is encouraging _ wanting to buy these dogs? it 3 encouraging the government wanting to buy these dogs? it 1 encouraging the government is taking this seriously, these dogs are responsible for the greatest number of people who have died two dogs since records began and the breed has been responsible for over 70% of deaths to dogs since 2021, it is a uniquely dangerous bleed and it is good the government is finally taking notice. we good the government is finally taking notice.— good the government is finally takin: notice. 1 ., t, taking notice. we spoke to someone from the uk — taking notice. we spoke to someone from the uk kennel _ taking notice. we spoke to someone from the uk kennel association - taking notice. we spoke to someone from the uk kennel association who| from the uk kennel association who said banning this breed was no

ms braverman said bully xl dogs were a particular threat to children.rican bully xl is a heavy—set dog that originated in the 1980s, when american pit bull terriers and american staffordshire terriers were crossbred. it is not subject to any legal restrictions in the uk, but the breed has been responsible for half of all dog—related deaths in britain in the past two years. maria murray is the associate director of prevention and comunity engagement at the dogs trust — and she explained to me just what sort of dog this is. it's very difficult to define what an xl bully is — it's not a breed that is recognised by the kennel club, so we have bull breeds of all descriptions coming through, but to actually define an xl bully is incredibly difficult. what do you make to the cause for this breed to be banned? i mean, the latest video that has gone viral around the globe is a really shocking image of a dog chasing after a girl, and two men who had tried to protect her. it is a terrifying video, i am a mother of a young daughter myself, so watching that was terr

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labour accused ms braverman of "giving up" on fixing the asylum process.e her speech today, international powers met in 19114 to debate the idea of universal human rights. but suella braverman came to washington to argue that the refugee convention that followed doesn't make sense in a world ofjet travel and the internet. it is therefore incumbent upon politicians and thought leaders to ask whether the refugee convention and the way it has come to be interpreted through our courts is fit for our modern age or in need of reform. today, he and his kind are leaving their homes as evacuees... more than 60 million people were displaced by the second world war and world leaders agreed a refugee convention promising protection to those who couldn't return to their country of origin because of a well—founded fear of persecution. the home secretary argues persecution no longer means what was intended. we have created a system of almost infinite supply, incentivising millions of people to try their luck, knowing full well that we have no capacity to meet more than a

ms braverman accused the company, which owns facebook, instagram and whatsapp, of failing to provides will be protected from sexual predators. meta is planning to add the feature to all its platforms later this year. live now to professor martin albrecht, chair of cryptography at king's college london. thank you forjoining us. how much is this a balance between ensuring people's information is scripted and secure, and also some of the concerns from the home secretary? where does the balance like? i can comment on _ where does the balance like? i can comment on the _ where does the balance like? i can comment on the technological side, and the unfortunate truth is you can't have both encryption and not encryption. you either have privacy for all users or you undermine them. you cannot build the technology, even though it is alluded to by the government, that would allow you to do both these inspections the government would like to do, while maintaining privacy for billions. it can't be done. what is the solution, then? i can't be done. what is the solution, then? .., �* can't be done.

ms braverman accused the company, which owns facebook, instagram and whatsapp, of failing to provided the feature to all its platforms later this year. the former mayor of london, ken livingstone, has been diagnosed with alzheimer's disease. the 78—year—old was a prominent figure in london politics for more than four decades from the 1970s, earning the nickname red ken for his left—wing policies. in a statement, his family said he was being "well cared for" and was now living a "private life". millions of low—income households will receive the next instalment of cost—of—living payments between 31 october and 19 november. eight million people on means—tested benefits, such as universal credit, will receive 300 pounds directly, without the need to make a claim. breaking news here in the uk in the last hour — the crown prosecution service is to bring a charge of murder against a metropolitan police officer over the death of chris kaba. chris kaba was hit by a single bullet in streatham hill in south london, in september lat year. live now to our reporter greg mckenzie at new scotland ya

the injuries are not life—threatening but ms braverman said it is appalling and has commissioned thisly for different and the environment secretary and they have been concerns about the feasibility of adding the american boehly —— defra charities of the rspca have been pushing to an end to breed specific bands which they say lead to thousands of animals being put down unnecessarily. instead, they want to focus on individual actions and dangerous owners. you're live with bbc news. now to the story that made headlines over the weekend. russia has termed the g20 summit held in india a success. the wording of the joint declaration around the war in ukraine has been substantially watered down compared to what it was after last year's summit, with no direct reference to moscow's involvement. india, the host country, which has maintained a neutral stance on the war, took the lead in getting consensus on the statement. the bbc�*s south asia correspondent yogita limaye reports from delhi. a poignant start to the final day of india's g20 presidency. a moment to remember the country's most rever

ms braverman said bully xl dogs were a particular threat to children. legal restrictions in the uk, but the breed has been responsible for half of all dog—related deaths in britain in the past two years. joining me now to discuss this proposed ban is maria murray, the associate director of prevention and community engagement at dogs trust. thank you for talking to us, thanking for giving us your time this evening. tell me, have you come across an american bully xl? what kind of dog is it? it is across an american bully xl? what kind of dog is it?— kind of dog is it? it is very difficult to _ kind of dog is it? it is very difficult to define - kind of dog is it? it is very difficult to define what - kind of dog is it? it is very difficult to define what it | kind of dog is it? it is very i difficult to define what it is, kind of dog is it? it is very - difficult to define what it is, it is not a breed that is recognised by the kennel club, so we have bull breeds of all descriptions coming through, but to actually define it is incredibly difficult. what t

ms braverman said the attack showed the breed posed a "lethal danger", particularly to children.n immediate response to the words we have heard from suella braverman, that she wants the breed banned? share braverman, that she wants the breed banned? �* ., , , , braverman, that she wants the breed banned? �* ., , , ., banned? are immediate response is a measured view _ banned? are immediate response is a measured view will _ banned? are immediate response is a measured view will be _ banned? are immediate response is a measured view will be taken - measured view will be taken regarding out of control dogs. that has been a problem for a number of years. more recently, these dogs have been making media headlines. the underlying problems have been there for some time. it is a complex issue and will need a complex solution. a simple breed banned, we believe, will not be effective. 1ng believe, will not be effective. as we saw on saturday and in other cases, these dogs have seriously injured people and some children have died as a consequence of these attacks from these dogs. irate hav

ms braverman says a misguided dogma of multiculturalism has allowed people to come to the uk with the of undermining the stability and threatening the security of society and whisky. thought to possibly be the oldest in the world, will be sold at auction for £10,000 a bottle. the tipple was found hidden in an attic space of blair castle in scotland. around 40 bottles are believed to have been distilled almost 200 years ago. whisky auctioneers say the two dozen bottles for sale will likely have a more medicinal taste if you can brave opening one and you can get more on all of those stories by visiting our website gbnews.com. now it's back over to andrew and . back over to andrew and. emily >> well well, good morning , >> well well, good morning, suella braverman. >> we knew she'd stir a hornet's nest and she has. >> and good for her. yeah just a bit. i mean she said a few things that stood out to me. andrew she said there been andrew she said there has been a misguided dogma of multiculturalism , and this has multiculturalism, and this has caused a massive stir because i think people c

after all, as she points out in ms braverman points out in there, this can apply to women , right?ply to women, right? well, as far as i know , they well, as far as i know, they aren't under the cosh any more than the rest of us. and the gay community. the idea we're going to the entire gay to take on the entire gay community of the world who feel oppressed is ridicule. yes, we have to change the rules . and have to change the rules. and i'm pleased that somebody a home secretary, makes this point and i'll tell you what was even more shocking was yvette cooper the idea that when labour get in, what they're say is, what they're going to say is, i'll you what, about i'll tell you what, forget about braverman on down. braverman said, come on down. that will be a vote loser for them. more important than them. and more important than that, the wrong thing to do i >> -- >> and i might be able to get a clip of that yvette cooper thing at some point. one of the things that she was saying is that and it got a lot of criticism because this all leaked as these things tend to before the actual

ms braverman no more immigrants.s immigrants in britain 7 seen less immigrants in britain ? no. less immigrants italy? ? no. less immigrants in italy? no that's so difficult. so i think as a responsible future prime minister starmer has got to nibble at the edges of that with different policies because the current ones don't work on europe. all he's doing is responding to every single bit of the business community, the science community. we don't forget the steps back to europe have been what rejoining horizon , getting rid of that british kitemark and re—adopting. the c e the european kitemark signing the windsor agreements. we obey eu rules on northern ireland and joining the european political community which mr sunak would go to quite shortly, which is sitting down with all the european union countries invented by president macron, plus our barnier and our media. it's quite good . we're in the it's quite good. we're in the sitting in the same seats as albania and armenia. we once used to be a big power in europe,

choreograph that so that the ms keegan will be next to the ms keegan will be next to the pm to show support. certainly that happened when suella bravermanat rishi sunak came out of it quite well. i thought that the lines from keir starmer, he said that cowboy starmer, he said that the cowboy builders involved in builders have been involved in these differences these schools. the differences of cowboy ministers are running the . that was good the country. that was a good hit. he talked about the hit. he also talked about the £30 million spent of our money on the dfe, the education offices. when schools haven't got money to fix their roofs. but i thought the response from mr sunak was really, really strong. actually, 1% affected. he said that the labour's building schools for the future , which is now as a panacea , which is now seen as a panacea for all these issues. in fact for all of these issues. in fact , at the time the nao, the independent national audit office, then that excluded office, said then that excluded 80% of schools a third of them were more expensive than it needs to be. and don't forget, the came in to power when the t