shadow home secretary chris philp says the government must find and remove him immediately. a 32 year old man has been charged with the murder of 16 year old nathaniel burrell, who was shot deadin nathaniel burrell, who was shot dead in stockwell in south london on tuesday. omar prempeh was arrested and charged on saturday and will appear in court tomorrow. nathaniel was found with gunshot wounds on paradise road but died at the scene despite paramedics efforts. police are reviewing cctv and urging witnesses to come forward as they keep an open mind about the motive. and the uk is marking five years since the start of the covid 19 pandemic with a nationwide day of reflection. bereaved families are walking the national covid memorial wall in manchester, a commemoration in sheffield and a concert in belfast. and the uk has recorded the hottest day of the year so far, according to the met office. with parts of the country warmer than spain and italy. crosby in lancashire reached 19.7 degrees today but the mild spell won't last. temperatures drop from tuesday, with wintry shower

starmer's attempt at america's coveted doge.7 i'll also be speaking to the shadow home secretary, chris philp, as the conservatives table, an amendment to prevent the human rights act interfering in policies to tackle immigration. people's deputy of ukraine, alexei goncharenko will join me from kyiv ahead of the ukraine. us peace talks in saudi arabia tomorrow. and after it emerged that triple killer kyle clifford watched andrew tate videos before his deadly attack. i'll before his deadly attack. i'll be talking about violence against women and girls with heather binning, a founding member of the women's rights network. as ever, we've got 90 minutes of punchy politics to come. do not even think of going anywhere. but before all that, with me now to review the sunday front pages is the deputy and us editor of the spectator, freddie grey. freddie, lovely to see you this morning. good morning. >> this is your debut on my. >> this is your debut on my. >> show, so welcome. it is right. papers full of. as you can imagine, the reform infighting. so we've got nigel farage writing for the sunday teleg

earlier this morning, the shadow home secretary, chris philp, told us that he thinks labour has lostol of our borders and vowed the tories would crack down on foreign criminals. >> what the home office needs to do is identify where this despicable individual is and, frankly, remove him from the country back to palestine immediately. he clearly has no place in the united kingdom and potentially poses a threat to our fellow citizens. and this just illustrates why it is so important to get control of our borders and to stop these boat crossings. unfortunately, since the general election, these boat crossings under labour have gone up crossings under labour have gone ”p by crossings under labour have gone up by about 28%. and these are the kind of people that labour are now letting into the country. >> nigel farage has defended suspending mp rupert lowe warning constant infighting damages political parties. writing in the telegraph, the reform uk leader said lowe's pubuc reform uk leader said lowe's public criticism had dented party unity and called it inconceivable to ignore bullying al

shadow home secretary chris philp says the government must find and remove him immediately.he bbc pays senior managers who are from diverse backgrounds more than those who are not. that's according to the telegraph newspaper. that's according to the telegraph newspaper . statistics telegraph newspaper. statistics released in the corporation's annual report reveal that lgbt, ethnic minority, disabled and female senior managers earn larger salaries than those not from those backgrounds. the revelation comes despite the bbc having committed to equal pay , having committed to equal pay, and the second half of england's six nations victory over italy was interrupted by a drone hanging a palestinian flag over the top of the stadium. the intrusion happened towards the end of round four win over the azzurri. a flying object entered the airspace over twickenham and descended beneath the top of the stands, while the six nations game went ahead just moments later, it further highlighted the growing unrest. england went on to beat italy 4724 to keep their six nations dream alive. those

leader, but the home office won't confirm if he has yet been detained, while shadow home secretary chris philpus this morning that he thinks labour has lost control of the uk's borders and vowed that the tories would crack down on foreign criminals. >> what the home office needs to do is identify where this despicable individual is and, frankly, remove him from the country back to palestine immediately. he clearly has no place in the united kingdom and potentially poses a threat to our fellow citizens. and this just illustrates why it is so important to get control of our borders and to stop these boat crossings. unfortunately, since the general election, these boat crossings under labour have gone up crossings under labour have gone ”p by crossings under labour have gone up by about 28%. and these are the kind of people that labour are now letting into the country. >> a man has been arrested after spending more than 16 hours barefoot on top of big ben's clock tower, holding a palestine flag. he scaled the elizabeth tower on saturday morning, finally coming down just after midnight, with polic

shadow home secretary chris philp says the government must find and remove him immediately.he bbc pays senior managers who are from diverse backgrounds more than those who are not. that's according to the telegraph newspaper. that's according to the telegraph newspaper . statistics telegraph newspaper. statistics released in the corporation's annual report reveal that lgbt, ethnic minority, disabled and female senior managers earn larger salaries than those not from those backgrounds. the revelation comes despite the bbc having committed to equal pay , having committed to equal pay, and the second half of england's six nations victory over italy was interrupted by a drone hanging a palestinian flag over the top of the stadium. the intrusion happened towards the end of round four win over the azzurri. a flying object entered the airspace over twickenham and descended beneath the top of the stands, while the six nations game went ahead just moments later, it further highlighted the growing unrest. england went on to beat italy 4724 to keep their six nations dream alive. those

shadow home secretary chris philp says the government must find and remove him immediately.other news, bereaved families and communities across britain have come together today to reflect on and mark the fifth anniversary of the start of the covid 19 pandemic. families walked the national covid memorial wall in london, casting flowers from lambeth bridge in memory of those lost. there were emotional scenes in other towns and cities across wales, scotland and northern ireland as those difficult times were remembered. prime minister sir keir starmer said for many there is deep grief and loss that may never be relieved. elsewhere, the bbc pays senior managers who are from diverse backgrounds more than those who are not. that's according to the telegraph newspaper. statistics released in the corporation's annual report reveal that lgbt, ethnic minority, disabled and female senior managers earn larger salaries than those not from those backgrounds. the revelation comes despite the bbc having committed to equal pay the second half of england's six nafions the second half of england

shadow home secretary chris philp says the government must find and remove him immediately.e says he has lost control of the borders and vowed the tories would crack down on foreign criminals. >> what the home office needs to do is identify where this despicable individual is and, frankly, remove him from the country back to palestine immediately. he clearly has no place in the united kingdom and potentially poses a threat to our fellow citizens. and this just illustrates why it is so important to get control of our borders and to stop these boat crossings. unfortunately, since the general election, these boat crossings under labour have gone up crossings under labour have gone ”p by crossings under labour have gone up by about 28%. and these are the kind of people that labour are now letting into the country. >> elsewhere, reform uk's deputy leader says it was right and proper to investigate bullying allegations in rupert lowe offices. richard tice insists the party had to act after mr low was suspended and reported to police over claims he threatened violence against the c

shadow home secretary chris philp says the government must find and remove him immediately. in other news, bereaved families and communities across britain have come together today to reflect on and mark the fifth anniversary of the start of the covid 19 pandemic. families walked the national covid memorial wall in london, casting flowers from lambeth bridge in memory of those lost. there were emotional scenes in other towns and cities across wales, scotland and northern ireland as those difficult times were remembered. prime minister sir keir starmer said for many there is deep grief and loss that may never be relieved. elsewhere, the bbc pays senior managers who are from diverse backgrounds more than those who are not. that's according to the telegraph newspaper. statistics released in the corporation's annual report reveal that lgbt, ethnic minority, disabled and female senior managers earn larger salaries than those not from those backgrounds. the revelation comes despite the bbc having committed to equal pay the second half of england's six nafions the second half of eng