albee's going to tell us albion.oing to tell us why notting hill carnival shouldn't be cancelled. take it away, albee . away, albee. >> every year, the notting hill carnival shows us that there's something rotten at the heart of british society . 2 million british society. 2 million revellers, over 2 million revellers, over 2 million revellers attend the event in notting hill over two days. and this year we saw 308 arrests about eight stabbings and 75 assaults against our hard working police officers . is this working police officers. is this level of crime is totally unacceptable and those young black men who are perpetrators of this crime , these crimes of this crime, these crimes against society , are enemies to against society, are enemies to the black community. you do more harm to british race relations than any white person ever has, and you should be ashamed of yourselves. but we must also put the crime that we see at notting hill carnival into context to a million people attend the carnival over two days, 30

. >> anyhow , up next, it's albee >> anyhow, up next, it's albee and albee thinks that black brits should british and proud . it's time for albee's and proud. it's time for albee's argument . argument. >> i most certainly do. this week , a survey which i found week, a survey which i found quite shocking of 10,000 black brits found that the majority of black britons do not feel proud to be british. now, look, i have always said there are racial disparities to close in britain , whether or not they're in health care , in employment or in health care, in employment or in criminal justice outcomes. but despite that, i am black, british and proud , and i think british and proud, and i think more of us should be. and here's why. commonwealth migrants like my grandparents moved to this country in the mid 20th century to contribute fruit to our economy, our culture, our our arts and our public service is like the nhs. their descendants like the nhs. their descendants like me continue to that contribution today , doing things contribution today, doing things that our ancestors never thought black

take it away, albee data published this week found that 1 in 5 school children are regularly skippingto about 1.8 million british schoolchildren are skipping school on a regular basis. this is up from 1 in 10 school children since the advent of the pandemic. now why is this happening ? some people are happening? some people are saying it's because these children are more anxious, they're depressed after the pandemic, or they simply fell out of the habit of going to school. so they don't want to go anymore . and now whilst that anymore. and now whilst that might all be true, i can't quite get my head around the prospect that today's children , they ask that today's children, they ask their parents, they don't want to go to school and their parents response is, oh, don't worry darling , if you stay at worry darling, if you stay at home then i find that absolutely absurd . and i'm in my 20s. absurd. and i'm in my 20s. granted my late 20s, it wasn't that long ago that i was at school the thought of me saying to my mother in the morning, mummy, i don't fancy going to school today. and lett

my is albee. it's not . my name is albee. it's not offensive . people what my offensive.ll them and name is. i will tell them and we'll whatever we'll move on with whatever it is that we're doing. well, there you bei is that we're doing. well, there you be i think we'll the >> i'll be i think we'll the award to nhs award this week goes to the nhs doctors. you are wokies of the week. so do away. next week. so do not go away. next we've got gary, the cabbie . radio. >> this show is about real people and it's time now for a dose of common sense with gary, the cabbie who's back after a two week vacation. was it a two week or a week's vacation? >> week. week >> week. week >> been in a caravan. >> he's been away in a caravan. i that's americans. i think that's with americans. ulez charges. that's probably the only holiday we're able to afford for the next few years. gary, look, you're cabbie. gary, look, you're a cabbie. you drive an in and out of london all you talk people drive an in and out of london alla you talk people drive an in and out of london alla daily you talk peop

my is albee. it's not . my name is albee. it's not offensive . people what my offensive.ll them and name is. i will tell them and we'll whatever we'll move on with whatever it is that we're doing. well, there you bei is that we're doing. well, there you be i think we'll the >> i'll be i think we'll the award to nhs award this week goes to the nhs doctors. you are wokies of the week. so do away. next week. so do not go away. next we've got gary, the cabbie . radio. >> this show is about real people and it's time now for a dose of common sense with gary, the cabbie who's back after a two week vacation. was it a two week or a week's vacation? >> week. week >> week. week >> been in a caravan. >> he's been away in a caravan. i that's americans. i think that's with americans. ulez charges. that's probably the only holiday we're able to afford for the next few years. gary, look, you're cabbie. gary, look, you're a cabbie. you drive an in and out of london all you talk people drive an in and out of london alla you talk people drive an in and out of london alla daily you talk peop

the sollalbee and he thinks next, >> leave the echr there's the sollalbee and he thinks that t, it's albee thinks that this week's peckham protests are ridiculous. the is ridiculous. i'll be the floor is indeed yours. ridiculous. i'll be the floor is ind�*thislours. ridiculous. i'll be the floor is ind�*this week, racial tensions in >> this week, racial tensions in inner city london reached fever pitch when an altercation between when a shopkeeper and a customer in london's peckham went viral on social media. a would be customer attacked a shopkeeper after a dispute , but shopkeeper after a dispute, but believed to be over some hair products. and the shopkeeper defended himself by briefly holding the woman in a chokehold. black lives matter style protests erupted on peckham rye lane outside the shop afterwards, and anti—racist commentators and organisations like the runnymede trust were saying that this was an example that britain is institutionally racist . london mayor sadiq khan racist. london mayor sadiq khan even chimed in to say that he knew londoners were concerned about the inciden