the sena to speak out. um, i want to um to to be with other christian people who are asking archbishop welby, why, when this is a crucial meeting of the senate of the church of england, he chooses not to have the war in gaza. on the agenda. the action was organized by the non-politically aligned group campaign. here's more. uh, we think that the problem, the biggest problem consists of what happened in the has happened over the last 75 or years, or even the last 120 years, uh, the development of a project to ethnically cleanse native people. we you really do need to call out archbishop welby, the worst thing has been uh, and you probably heard about this, that he has uh refused to meet pastor muntar isaak from bethlehem, that's the bethlehem pastor who gave wonderful sermon on christmas day, he's the archbishop of... canterbury has refused to meet him on the grounds that he shared a platform with jeremy corbin. now, as regards his position on, i, i don't think he has any good reason to do that, and i think it's a most unchristian act, and it needs to be called out in no uncertain terms by th

the development of a project to ethnically cleanse native people. we really need to call out archbishop welby. the worst thing has been uh and you've probably heard about this that he has uh refused to meet pastor muuntar isaac. from bethlehem, that's the bethlehem pastor who gave wonderful sermon on christmas day, he's the archbishop of canterbury has refused to meet him on the grounds that he shared a platform with jeremy corbin, now as regards his position on uh, i i don't think he has any good. reason to do that, and i think it's the most unchristian act, and it needs to be called out in no uncertain terms by the people in the church and the people in this synod. the united nations human rights chief vulker turg has lashed out attempts to undermine the legitimacy and work of the un and its affiliates. the council was kicking off a six-week session as crises of human rights are bound, especially inside gaza where un bodies are awarding off funding cuts. and attacks from tel aviv, i'm disturbed by attempts to undermine the legitimacy and work of the united nations and other institutions. th

perhaps mr welby will take comfort in the knowledge that attendances at mosques around the country have risen. instead, if archbishoplby was in charge of a business, he would have been sacked and quite possibly put under investigation. if it is investigation. i wonder if it is time that that happened . we time that that happened. we approached the church of england for comment and they failed to get of course, not get back to us. of course, not everyone the church everyone in the church of england welby's england prescribes to welby's woke world. a former woke view of the world. a former chaplain of derbyshire's trent college, doctor randall , college, doctor bernard randall, appeared at the employment appeal tribunal earlier today after was sacked for after he was sacked for delivering a sermon that questioned gender ideology. unsurprisingly he was abandoned by the church of england. he's even found himself reported to the terrorist watchdog prevent . the terrorist watchdog prevent. i'm very pleased to say that doctor randall joins now. doctor randall joins me now. thank much. you thank you very much. could you jus

it was pointed out in parliament today that since archbishop bishop welby took oven archbishop bishopy took over, been huge over, there have been a huge decline in the number of people in saying they're in this country saying they're christian, , of course, christian, a part, of course, from those who come from muslim countries want to pass their countries who want to pass their asylum applications. paul turner, thank you, as ever, for joining me. and it's interesting, isn't it? i mean, i disagree with paul quite fundamentally on that. i don't think now fit for think the echr is now fit for purpose. i completely get why it came being 70 years ago. came into being 70 years ago. i think we've moved on, but the point paul made the right point paul made is the right point. we need to honest point. we need to have an honest conversation . i'm afraid that . conversation. i'm afraid that. the illegal migration act and everything you've been told by this prime minister and i'm afraid by successive home secretaries, has been, frankly , secretaries, has been, frankly, totally dishonest. now we

um, perhaps in a world where in this country , a world where in this country, anyway, under archbishop welbyompletely failing to give out any of those sorts strong, positive messages . and i fully positive messages. and i fully understand and take on board that point. but is there or is there evidence and i'm just speculating, you know, by the way, i'm not saying there's anything wrong with people converting to islam. i just asking why and how. so is there perhaps evidence , you know, if, perhaps evidence, you know, if, for example , you were a young for example, you were a young white kid in a school that was overwhelmingly muslim , there may overwhelmingly muslim, there may well be considerable peer pressure to do this as well . pressure to do this as well. >> i think we know that that's the case in prisons. again, if we bring back to that case study where there is gang pressure to convert and you get protected , convert and you get protected, if you then are part of islam . if you then are part of islam. um, i'm not sure about the school setting where i would be concerned is the likes of

i mean, it's not holding on, um, justin holding back on, um, justin welby he? archbishopned welby is he? archbishop warned on basically on evil smugglers basically making point. you're on the making the point. you're on the wrong here. yes. wrong side here. yes. >> and archbishop. well, justin welby been in the house of welby has been in the house of lords, criticising the lords, uh, criticising the rwanda bill. makes no secret rwanda bill. he makes no secret that against the rwanda rwanda bill. he makes no secret that one against the rwanda rwanda bill. he makes no secret that one ofainst the rwanda rwanda bill. he makes no secret that one of thet the rwanda rwanda bill. he makes no secret that one of the problems1da rwanda bill. he makes no secret that one of the problems the bill. one of the problems the church has, people will say, is that they they both that they both they they both don't want to be criticised about getting involved in these asylum claims, but also they are so political over so incredibly political over things like rwanda that perhaps being political

it's time for archbishop justin welby to face a reckoning. i explain why . next. explain why.ory from the gb newsroom tonight. the chief inspector of borders and immigration was sacked today after he was found to have breached the terms of his appointment and lost the confidence of the home secretary, james cleverly . david secretary, james cleverly. david neil said he'd received home office data showing that uk border force officials had failed to check the occupants of hundreds of private jets arriving at london city airport . arriving at london city airport. but but the home office disputed his claims, with the minister for legal immigration, tom pursglove, checks are pursglove, insisting checks are performed on all scheduled passengers . he said it was passengers. he said it was deeply disturbing that the independent chief inspector leaked what he described as false information to a newspaper after reports were published in the daily mail. the home office says it's now investigating the so—called breach . a body was so—called breach. a body was discovered yesterday in the

firstly the role of the church of england and archbishop justin welby is the c of e complicit in helpinglum seekers fake claims by pretending to convert to christianity . the liverpool christianity. the liverpool maternity hospital bomber was syrian. he pretended to be a christian to claim that he'd be persecuted if we returned him now. abdul ezedi also pretended to convert to christianity. according to reports , after two according to reports, after two failed asylum bids, but was reportedly still a practising muslim . the archbishop says that muslim. the archbishop says that the rwanda plan is against the judgement of god . he thinks that judgement of god. he thinks that people who arrive here illegally are responsible. city does that not imply that men of the cloth now have carte blanche to do everything they can to keep these people in the country ? we these people in the country? we need to know how many asylum seekers claim to have converted to christianity. what checks are done on them to make sure it's true ? what repercussions are true? what repercussions are there for people th

that facilitate these phoney conversions under these phoney conversions under the leadership of archbishop welbyey rigging the system out of some bizarre woke idea of open borders? and all are welcome , including law are welcome, including law breakers? you tell me. i'm disgusted by this story. not just in regard to the individual case and the poor victims, but the fact that it's obviously the tip of the iceberg. if only this was a freak incident. now there are some prominent broadcasters and politicians who claim the asylum status of this monster is irrelevant. well, no, it's not because if he'd been deported in the first place, he wouldn't have committed those crimes . the have committed those crimes. the problem you've got is that the institutions of this country don't really believe in proper border control. and a robust asylum system, which is unwelcoming to criminals. the home office, the church of england , parts of the media, england, parts of the media, scores of politicians, the legal establishment , custodians of establishment, custodians of misguided and outdated human rights laws as

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justint the archbishop just, uh. justin welby should be speaking out about this?approval of some of these asylum claims in relation to the liverpool maternity bomber who had converted to christianity after a couple of failed attempts . now, this failed attempts. now, this alleged attacker , who alleged clapham attacker, who again is believed to have converted to christianity after a of times, can they a couple of times, can they really be about people really be sure about the people they're vouching for? i mean, if this business and this was any business and something was going this badly wrong, suspend wrong, you would suspend proceedings, you look proceedings, you would look into it sure it it, you would make sure it didn't happen again. >> with that. >> no, i agree with that. i mean, i think that it's obviously if you're an asylum seeker, on. had seeker, you're on. they've had the barge, you the people on the barge, you know, in in know, the, the barge in in dorset. yeah. and apparently 20 of them are applying to become christian. yeah. well, it's not surprisin

while asylum seeker fanatic archbishop justin welby is crucified with an almighty scoop .. also, believe how bad this is. also, where's abdul ? where's abdul? >> you know i am appealing to abdul, but he needs to come forward to get that medical attention and to hand himself in. >> have we let a load of violent woman haters into britain plus this petition right here is solely about getting free seats for people of size two fat, two fly. are you about to be weighed at the airport? i've got all of tomorrow's newspaper front pages today telegraph today with star telegraph columnist allison pearson, tory peer lord shaun bailey and ex—labour advisor matthew laza plus right . what is happening plus right. what is happening there , huh? all right, i'll tell there, huh? all right, i'll tell you in a minute or two. get ready. britain, here we go. feminist should want to stop the boats . next. boats. next. >> the latest story from the gp newsroom tonight. is that labour has confirmed it's axing billions of pounds from its commitment to environmental issues , as sir keir starmer issue

the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, described him as a vivid character who was unfailingly kind . for the latest stories, kind. for the latest stories, you can sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or you can go to gb news. comment alerts i >> -- >> good morning and welcome to the camilla tominey show it's been another very busy week in westminster. the speaker, sir lindsay hoyle , faced calls to lindsay hoyle, faced calls to resign following his unprecedented intervention in the commons on wednesday. has he saved his skin? for the moment? i'll be asking deputy pm oliver dowden for his thoughts on this and in the wake of lee anderson's suspension yesterday , anderson's suspension yesterday, are the tories losing their mps as well as their way? i'll be grilling red len mccluskey in a gb news exclusive. the former head of the unite union and close comrade of jeremy corbyn, with great divides on the left as well as the right, emerging over the gaza ceasefire vote, is the culture of intimidation. once again gaining momentum within the labour party as we ma

ultimately, this is led by archbishop justin welby, who has activist priests in has created activistike sir keir starmer, these people are intent on making sure that our borders remain wide open. >> i mean, amy, you know, why are you laughing people. >> i mean, amy, you know, why are i'm laughing people. >> i mean, amy, you know, why are i'm laughing peoplylefty >> i'm laughing because lefty lawyers , judges, teachers, bank lawyers, judges, teachers, bank of england , the national trust, of england, the national trust, and now the church of england over a woman . hang on a minute. over a woman. hang on a minute. right. whoa whoa whoa whoa . that right. whoa whoa whoa whoa. that put those to one side for a minute. and let's look at this, because i need to look at the what's. that's a home office issue. that is a home office issue. that is a home office issue. right now. >> stop now because they are creating claim creating their asylum claim whilst with the whilst in britain, what with the church of england and potentially religious groups. >> what is the role of the church primarily t

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um, i, i think justin welby, the archbishop of canterbury, is right to say that it's not for us to decide us to decide who is and isn't a proper christian. it's for the home office. i mean, i was thinking of how many of these countries actually, i mean, you know, you wouldn't send somebody back to afghanistan anyway. christian or not. um, you probably wouldn't send them back to somalia , send them back to somalia, eritrea, etc. i mean, there are a of places, um, i mean, a lot of places, um, i mean, i had a yemeni refugee staying with me. he was a muslim. um there's no way he he could be sent back. um, so i don't know how how important it really is, but i do think that it does leave us with the serious thing of, do you say if you have somebody who says they are a practising christian, do you send them back? and whenever i've had this argument, the people will no, they refuse to answer . and i people will no, they refuse to answer. and i think that's what the home office has to answer is, is, is would would you send somebody back? i mean, i'm sure it happens. i have no idea how much it happ

the archbishop of canterbury , justin welby, has canterbury, justin welby, has got his own views and> he he of course, is he is leading and his comments are very, very influential. and he's made them in a number of forums. i don't think that is the right way to approach the issue because unfortunately, what happens then is that not only is he damaging the institution of our own democracy and our asylum system, but also , i think it system, but also, i think it damages the fabric of the institution of the church of england because there are lots and lots of christian ones, and i don't claim to speak for all christians at all. um, but there are christians who don't think that this is the right way to go about it . and if you really step about it. and if you really step back for a moment, this is a really hard problem . how can you really hard problem. how can you look into someone's heart? i mean, christianity is a private, personal thing . you profess your personal thing. you profess your faith to god and only god knows what you really believe. and i think it's something that it becau

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welby. interestingly, carey is interestingly, george carey is in , a former in the telegraph, a former archbishop canterbury, basically saying the church basically saying that the church must crack down, of course, and it seems as if they're being completely exploited. move completely exploited. let's move from church crown . oh, yes, from church to crown. oh, yes, and talk about the king. on the front page of the sunday express is message to the nation, is his message to the nation, basically thank for basically saying thank you for your but also your support, but also how pleased that he's raised pleased he is that he's raised awareness i awareness of cancer, which i think mean, from a pr think i mean, from a pr perspective. did you think that the candle buckingham the candle that buckingham palace just about palace has shown, not just about the prostate , but also the enlarged prostate, but also this a thing? this has been a good thing? i think been fantastic. think it's been fantastic. >> do, and i think it's >> i really do, and i think it's a continuation of how the queen was during, know, w

welby. interestingly, carey is interestingly, george carey is in the telegraph. former archbishopy that the church basically saying that the church must crack down, of course. and it as if they're being it seems as if they're being completely exploited let's move it seems as if they're being compchurchaxploited let's move it seems as if they're being compchurch toloited let's move it seems as if they're being compchurch to crown. let's move it seems as if they're being compchurch to crown. oh, s move it seems as if they're being compchurch to crown. oh, yes. we from church to crown. oh, yes. and talk about the king on the front page of the sunday express is his message to the nation, basically saying thank you for your support, but also how pleased is that he's raised pleased he is that he's raised awareness cancer, i awareness of cancer, which i think from a pr think i mean, from a pr perspective. you think that perspective. did you think that the that buckingham the candle that buckingham palace shown, not about palace has shown, not just about the enlarged prostate, but also th

um, archbishop justin has said there is justin welby has said there is there's nothing to see here.w the country that doesn't know there's see there's something to see here. so been so what's essentially been happening that, um, people happening is that, um, people who are , um, seeking asylum in who are, um, seeking asylum in the country pretend to convert to christianity or, you know, we believe that they pretend to be, uh, been a huge uptick uh, there's been a huge uptick in number cases. it was in the number of cases. it was brought attention by the case brought to attention by the case of the, um, ezedi ezedi. uh abdul ezedi the clapham alkali attacker, the sheep suspect in that case, um, because he had , that case, um, because he had, uh, converted to christianity and that had enabled him to stay in the uk and be granted asylum . in the uk and be granted asylum. essentially, the loophole that is being exploited here is that if you convert to christianity, then it's assumed you might be persecuted . if you are sent back persecuted. if you are sent back to the middle east. >> so

welby and rwarthis. kick off with this. >> yeah. now, this is this is the now has he was the archbishop.op. now has he was he st(and told lords this the archbishop. now has he was he st(and told that lords this the archbishop. now has he was he st(and told that told this the archbishop. now has he was he st(and told that told the; week and told that told the world that the rwanda bill was very damaging for gave us a bad reputation in, in the international community because we were damaging the law anyway , we were damaging the law anyway, this is a bloke and today now he's banded together with, with two more peers to try and smash this bill. he wants to get together with the one of them, the former head of the supreme court, supposedly court, who supposedly impartiality. know impartiality. well, we know she's not because she's all for this, but the two, the three of them have got together now and they hcr to have the they want the un hcr to have the final say whether not final say on whether or not rwanda was a safe country. now, what? i don't know whether the three of them know, but the