and this brings me on to ascension island. d have been using this from the start, in my view. send illegal immigrants to the island. military bases island. we have military bases there. it should not be hard to set of tents, medical set up a load of tents, medical facilities , processing centres. facilities, processing centres. it a british territory, so no it is a british territory, so no need for foreign involvement. it's a proper deterrent , need for foreign involvement. it's a proper deterrent, but i don't think it a disadvantage that many locals would. it really ? now, i was very really? now, i was very heartened over the weekend to learn hopefully going learn that we're hopefully going to start working with the german government the government to stop the manufacture and transport of small boats to calais . manufacture and transport of small boats to calais. i think the solution to the channel migrant crisis actually migrant crisis has actually always been staring us right in the face. stop the small boats getting to cala

what else is there on ascension island ? is there on ascension island? >> not much.the bbc are there when i was there many years ago, ariane , the space programme for ariane, the space programme for the french space program was there . other than that, yeah, there. other than that, yeah, not much. just a few people. there's a school. there's a hospital . there are families hospital. there are families living there, but not many . just living there, but not many. just to support the, you know , mainly to support the, you know, mainly the bbc. now, i think there's much else going. >> obviously it played a role 40 years ago with the falkland islands, with the famously the vulcan bomber flying from there. but simon, looking at the pictures, it looks pretty bleak. it doesn't look like there's an awful lot to do there . awful lot to do there. >> oh, there's nothing to do . we >> oh, there's nothing to do. we just drank. we just had parties and enjoyed ourselves . sat on and enjoyed ourselves. sat on the beach, watched the turtles come in, very little. there was no radio as

send illegal immigrants to the ascension island , put them in ascension island, put them up in tents.y have to live in tents many times during their service. i, a veteran, service. i, being a veteran, have to live in tent in have had to live in a tent in yemen, germany , and even in yemen, in germany, and even in scotland on winter training. surely for our surely that is good for our service is equally service personnel is equally good illegal immigrants. service personnel is equally gooasylum illegal immigrants. service personnel is equally goo asylum seekers. mmigrants. service personnel is equally goo asylum seekers. should nts. service personnel is equally goo asylum seekers. should its. all asylum seekers. should it would country a lot of would save our country a lot of money. i don't agree, i'm afraid. i just don't think is afraid. i just don't think it is practical. even you put them practical. even if you put them in tents because you still have to have food and medical support and so and just doesn't and so on, and that just doesn't exist ascension island exist out in ascensi

what else is there on ascension island ? is there on ascension island? >> not much.the bbc are there when i was there many years ago, ariane , the space programme for ariane, the space programme for the french space program was there . other than that, yeah, there. other than that, yeah, not much. just a few people. there's a school. there's a hospital . there are families hospital. there are families living there, but not many . just living there, but not many. just to support the, you know , mainly to support the, you know, mainly the bbc. now, i think there's much else going. >> obviously it played a role 40 years ago with the falkland islands, with the famously the vulcan bomber flying from there. but simon, looking at the pictures, it looks pretty bleak. it doesn't look like there's an awful lot to do there . awful lot to do there. >> oh, there's nothing to do . we >> oh, there's nothing to do. we just drank. we just had parties and enjoyed ourselves . sat on and enjoyed ourselves. sat on the beach, watched the turtles come in, very little. there was no radio as

the british ascension island. the british overseas territory is located overseas territory is located over 4000 miles from the uk in the atlantic ocean. it has a population of around 800 nonpersons residents . the nonpersons residents. the proposals are a possible plan b if the government's rwanda scheme fails , fines will triple scheme fails, fines will triple for businesses and landlord who knowingly support illegal migrants coming into the country . under new government plans. bosses who employ asylum seekers could face penalties of up to £60,000 per breach. the home office says illegal working and renting are significant pull factors for channel crossings, so increasing fines will act as a deterrent . and home owners saw a deterrent. and home owners saw the average value of their property fall by nearly £1,000 between june and july , according between june and july, according to halifax. values fell by 0.3% to halifax. values fell by 0.3% to around £285,000. now this marks the fourth monthly decline in a row y

uh, what about the ascension island ? yes. spin. ascension island? yes. spin. good idea. it'sjust.k. >> it can't work. >> the idea of getting hold of 50,000 people saying get on that plane, we're going to take you 4000 miles and drop you in by parachute. you only the ascension. >> but here's the thing, calvin. you only need to do it to 50 people. and all of a sudden you smash the business. >> well, i. anyway, i just say it's not possible. >> it's not really a serious plan. there isn't a serious plan. there isn't a serious plan. there isn't a serious plan. the government are issuing ridiculous things, so landlords are now going to be fined half £1 billion if they if they take on somebody who has got some false papers and they didn't realise and all the rest of realise it and all the rest of it, they are never they aren't deaung it, they are never they aren't dealing with the substantive policy bibby stockholm thing that's not going to that's not going to work. about it's going to work. it's about it's about people. there's about three people. there's 170,000 out there that are going

uh, what about the ascension island ? yes. spin. ascension island? yes. spin. good idea. it'sjust.work. >> it can't work. >> the idea of getting hold of 50,000 people saying get on that plane, we're going to take you 4000 miles and drop you in by parachute. you only the ascension. >> but here's the thing, calvin. you only need to do it to 50 people. and all of a sudden you smash the business. >> well, i. anyway, i just say it's not possible. >> it's not really a serious plan. there isn't a serious plan. there isn't a serious plan. there isn't a serious plan. the government are issuing ridiculous things, so landlords are now going to be fined half £1 billion if they if they take on somebody who has got some false papers and they didn't realise and all the rest of realise it and all the rest of it, they are never they aren't deaung it, they are never they aren't dealing with the substantive policy bibby stockholm thing that's not going to that's not going to work. about it's going to work. it's about it's about people. there's about three people. there's 170,000 out there that are go

i mean, i ascension island?ng your program tonight thinking that everyone's really lost the plot . when we're spending plot. when we're spending millions of i don't think the person to fly them around the world. i don't think the ascension island scheme is a runner because there's nothing there. >> there isn't even sufficient water to put thousands of people there. and your point on you and i agree is important. but the hostile with that, that won't work. that's not a runner. and i also agree with you that windrush was a terrible scandal. indeed, the hostile environment policy was a bad and i think un—british policy. and i'm glad that that is in the past. but on rwanda, you mention the risks for people going to rwanda, but the home office has done its homework here. they've got a very robust agreement in place with rwanda. they've had it looked at to ensure that rwanda will protect the rights of asylum seekers who are sent there. and so i think you paint a picture of rwanda that is unfair to what rwanda is agree

whether not ascension island whether or not ascension island is the fines is a viable option, the finesle of other quick topics for you as well. the trans mafia are out in force. apparently looking apparently they're looking at blocking we'll be blocking strictly so we'll be talking of that. talking about all of that. >> won't be about >> my mum won't be happy about that. no. >> and cash well. of course. >> and cash as well. of course. it looks as though banks are going to start withdrawing. what's biggest what's yours? but the biggest loser of this will the loser in all of this will be the elderly. so i'm going into bat for for the old dears. for the for the old dears. >> oh, for you, patrick. >> oh, good for you, patrick. thank you very look thank you very much. we look forward it. yes forward to it. yes >> modernising anyway, >> modernising much. anyway, thank you. >> that discussion back >> having that discussion back at home. argue at home. now, here's the weather forecast for you. by temperatures rising. >> boxt solar the proud sponsors of weather on . gb news alex of weather on.

ascension island is came back. ascension island is insane. it was another boris johnson . >> i mean, that idea was nuts and that was never going to happen. >> but then she put it before the newspapers. this week. >> but what she knows i know that was ridiculous. it was ridiculous. and i've made the point yes. second week point already. yes. second week of august. yes. they want to dominate they dominate the headlines. they want to show a public who are very angry what's very angry about what's happening, doing happening, that they're doing something. this something. but but this situation, anyone that situation, you know, anyone that saw those videos, those undercover and the mail undercover videos and the mail full marks to them. yeah, yeah. good journalism. yeah. you know, they sentences, they want tough sentences, but we hearing i mean, is a we keep hearing i mean, is a life sentence for fiddling documents the right crime? >> well, just a moment. documents the right crime? >> well, just a moment . penalty? >> well, just a moment. penalty? no. whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. the

ascension island is came back. ascension island is insane. it was another boris johnson . >> i mean, that idea was nuts and that was never going to happen. >> but then she put it before the newspapers. this week. >> but what she knows i know that was ridiculous. it was ridiculous. and i've made the point yes. second week point already. yes. second week of august. yes. they want to dominate they dominate the headlines. they want to show a public who are very angry what's very angry about what's happening, doing happening, that they're doing something. this something. but but this situation, anyone that situation, you know, anyone that saw those videos, those undercover and the mail undercover videos and the mail full marks to them. yeah, yeah. good journalism. yeah. you know, they sentences, they want tough sentences, but we hearing i mean, is a we keep hearing i mean, is a life sentence for fiddling documents the right crime? >> well, just a moment. documents the right crime? >> well, just a moment . penalty? >> well, just a moment. penalty? no. whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. the

why refugees will not succeed with rwanda, they will try to send them to the volcanic ascension islandlena in the footsteps of napoleon, in the caricature, the search by british ministers for uninhabited islands for refugees looks like this blindfolded darts in front of a world map, where to throw them away. we want to send more people to rwanda. we really want to launch this scheme, unfortunately, at the moment our plan is stuck in the courts. but we have other ideas more than 100,000 ukrainians can be expelled from the uk when their visas run out , the telegraph warns. so ukrainians can join the queue of almost 200,000 people whose documents are being considered by the migration service and share all the hardships of migrants from africa and the middle east british by their actions. they also hope to scare away illegal immigrants from this point of view, and the barge, which the british themselves compare with a floating prison and the barracks are migration centers where distant rwanda gets sick and fights. that's all, it's so bad that it's very good, only the prime minister himself

i >> -- >> well, a senior source told gb news today that any plans to send asylum seekers to ascension island in the south atlantic for processing is pie in the sky and unattached movable. the source told us plans were already considered and dismissed by both bofis considered and dismissed by both boris johnson and the former home secretary priti patel, as completely unworkable. the island is a british overseas territory located over 4000 miles away, but but businesses and landlords who knowingly support illegal migrants will face increased fines from next year under new government plans . bosses who employ asylum seekers could see penalties of up to £60,000 per breach. that's triple the current amount the prime minister also says he's increased police raids by 50% to help clamp down on illegal workers . nhs consultants in workers. nhs consultants in england will strike in september if they don't reach an agreement with the government on pay. the government's hit back tonight, saying consultants been saying consultants have been offered a 6% pay rise, which the government says is in cash terms

plus a plan to now send people across the channel to the ascension islands. possibility? natwest bank say that from the 11th of september. they're going to put swingeing limits on the amount of cash you can take out and put in the cashless society is very, very close . it's join gb news close. it's time to join gb news don't kill cash campaign . and don't kill cash campaign. and we're joined from america by a man born into poverty who is now one of the richest men in the world. he did it through oil and gas. i'm going to ask him, what have we got wrong , harold hamm, have we got wrong, harold hamm, in this country with our energy policy? and isn't net zero even achievable ? but before of achievable? but before all of that , let's get the news with that, let's get the news with polly middlehurst . polly middlehurst. >> nigel, thank you and good evening to you. well, a grand total of 15 migrants boarded the bibby stockholm barge today. a vessel capable of holding 500 people. it's being reported that 20 others refused through their lawyers to get on board who ca

interior suelaverman, but a new project was immediately formed to send illegal immigrants to ascension islandhere the royal base is now located. air force idea in all senses more than controversial, but the initiator likes the fact that the island is already 6.5 thousand kilometers from london alexander khabarov anna lvova lead, great britain new color shot this time. about the flight alexander evstignev. 5 days normal flight moon 25 sends selfies and has already entered the lunar orbit , the station is flying to an area where no earthly apparatus has landed. if we draw an analogy, this as we have, approximately between argentinean patagonia and antarctica , 70 ° south latitude, the lunar crater, boguslavsky , is within easy reach of the south pole. closer to the poles there is an area of ​​​​the eternal shadow of the sun does not rise high tangentially illuminates in dark craters knocked out by meteorites for billions of years and water, water collected, on the moon there are instruments that flew around the moon in orbital devices - these are russian devices. they scouted the same water. ye

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brovin, but a new project was immediately formed - sending illegal immigrants to ascension island in royal air force base is now located. meanings more than controversial, but the initiator likes the fact that the island is already 6.5 thousand kilometers from london alexander khabarov anna lvova news, great britain what this day is remembered for in history we will tell right now hello on august 17, 1816, a monument to kuzma was cast in st. petersburg minin and dmitry pozharsky, a merchant less than a prince, pozharsky led the people's militia, whose members in 1612 defeated the polish lithuanian army, knocking out the interventionists from moscow and, having rid the country of the conquerors funds for the monument to the heroes were collected by the whole world, announcing all the people's subscription, they collected a huge amount of 136,000 rubles for those times. 20.000. given by emperor alexander i, from a variety of projects, the variant of the sculptor ivan martas was chosen for the first time in russia a complex composition of two figures. dropped in one go. everything except

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out by the british press earlier this week, planning to send migrate to cross the channel to ascension island. that is, if they can't just dump them in rwanda seriously. so basically one of the most isolated places in the world, the british overseas territory, that's part of the same side of islands to where the brits exiled french and for not totally on the past. so we couldn't plot a, come back after losing the bottle of waterloo. i guess i figured that if not polio couldn't make it back to the mainland from there, then. well, maybe the migraines couldn't make it back from there on a daily. all they can do. seems is just keep pretending to have the situation totally under control. it's also emerged by the way that the u. k. was in talks with the jaffe to take some asylum seekers. good luck negotiating with that new post to management. and um, they're also looking for other countries to serve as a giant rug under which to sweep the result of their bad policies. so they don't actually have to revisit them and take an actual stag lane already decide what you want, migration or know, migration

what will not work with rwanda will try to send refugees to the volcanic ascension island near st. steps of napoleon , in the caricature, the search by british ministers for uninhabited islands for refugees looks like blindfolded darts in front of a world map, where to throw them away. we want send more people. we really want to launch this scheme, unfortunately, at the moment ours. stuck in the courts, but we have other ideas more than 100,000 ukrainians can be expelled from the uk when their visa runs out telegraph warns africa and the middle east the british through their actions. they hope to scare away illegal immigrants, and from this point of view and a barge, which the british themselves compare with a floating prison, and baraki are migration centers where distant rwanda gets sick and fights. that's all, it's so bad that it's even very good, only the prime minister himself is a rishinok for illegal immigrants, more like a bait than a scarecrow, because then he was able to become a millionaire and even prime minister in britain and even the prime minister the prime minister

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out by the british press earlier this week. plodding to send migrate to cross the channel to ascension island. that is, if they can't just dump them in rwanda seriously. so basically one of the most isolated places in the world, the british overseas territory, that's part of the same side of islands to where the brits exiled french and her not totally on the past. so we couldn't plot a, come back after losing the bottle of waterloo. i guess i figured that if not polio couldn't make it back to the mainland from there, then. well, maybe the migraines couldn't make it back from there on a daily. all they can do. seems is just keep pretending to have the situation totally under control. and speaking of old empires. well, the word on my, the treatment has apparently already travel all the way to one time british calling me talk to stan and people there are reacting quite and really all that we can see because for me that the shuttle new country and the west allows you a route or a way to cross their borders. if you touch the ground, they want to deport you white, which out to their lands for educa

just a final thought because two newspapers have been briefing about possible use of the ascension islandsils in the courts. is there a plan b being developed by the british government? i being developed by the british government?— being developed by the british covernment? . , , government? i was distracted while the bus came _ government? i was distracted while the bus came out, _ government? i was distracted while the bus came out, we _ government? i was distracted while the bus came out, we think- government? i was distracted while the bus came out, we think that - government? i was distracted while the bus came out, we think that is. the bus came out, we think that is one that dropped off some of the migrants. i think they are not focusing on plan b, is uk government tends to not like to think about plan b, but it is part of a broader strategy. immigration is the sort of thing that wins and loses elections so a lot of pressure is being put on whether this works today. if it is seen to work, i think we can expect more barges to be popping up around coastal areas of the uk. at some of t

we have had them squabbling about leaving the echr, madcap ascension island scheme came back, we had completely failing to deal with this crisis, and now this today, where they clearly have not completed the safety checks properly, and the entire future of whether or not that badge can be usedis whether or not that badge can be used is now in question. so it is a catalogue of catastrophe and chaos, and government ministers should be hanging their heads in shame. in hanging their heads in shame. in terms of the government have said about the bibby stockholm, the have said they have been complying with uk health security agency, have gone above and beyond what has been recommended. are you disputing that basic fact? t recommended. are you disputing that basic fact? .., ., recommended. are you disputing that basicfact? ., ,, . ., ., basic fact? i cannot speculate about the recise basic fact? i cannot speculate about the precise details. _ basic fact? i cannot speculate about the precise details. what _ basic fact? i cannot speculate about the precise details. what we - basic fact? i can

out by the british press earlier this week. plodding to send margaret to cross the channel to ascension island. that is, if they can't just dump them in rwanda seriously. so basically one of the most isolated places in the world, the british overseas territory, that's part of the same side of islands to where the brits exiled french and her not totally on board that passed. so we couldn't fly to come back after losing the bottle of waterloo. i guess i figured that if not polio couldn't make it back to the mainland from there, then. well, maybe the migraines didn't make it back from there on a day. me maybe what's out there, how about just giving you on most of the call and seeing if he can floss them off into space? maybe the breads can happen, migrants try to call lies. mars. all they can do seems, is just keep pretending to have the situation totally under control. and speaking of old empires. well, the word on library treatment has apparently already travel all the way to one time british colony talked to stand the people there are reacting white ends on each wall and all that. it's also me

london is looking at other options, such as sending unwanted guests to ascension island in the middlecean. while the issue is being resolved, the government is trying to at least reduce the cost of placing people for these purposes, trying to adapt a battered barge moored in the south of england. such plans immediately caused a storm of indignation about human rights activists who called the placement of people on a cramped barge inhumane, but the authorities gave their arguments. it's compelling signals that illegal immigrants are waiting for ordinary, not luxurious housing. i'm afraid the comfortable rooms in the hotels attracted organized migrants. the clique overseas told people you were going to be staying in a very nice hotel in the city center in england so this should be put to rest and the barge was just one of many other measures, still it didn't go according to plan. legionella bacteria were found on the barge, causing lung infections in emigrants. i had to evacuate. but in the stronghold of democracy, the united states does not stand on ceremony with illegal immigrants so

if they spend thousands of euros and they know they are going to end up in rwanda or ascension islandot in the uk, they will stay in france. unless they particularly want to go to rwanda. that is our experience from australia. that is our experience. doctor sheldon is head of immigration and public life. irit katz, assistant professor of architecture and urban studies, university of cambridge one. great to see you. legally, where does the government stand on housing migrants on barges? well, what we know already on day one that out of the 50 the home office are expecting to put on this prison ship, only 15 were successfully relocated and about 20 have successfully challenged. the issue here is that when an individual is vulnerable because they've got a past history of torture or other bone abilities such as disability, that is not suitable accommodation. so what the government has done is in effect spent taxpayer money on setting up litigation in the courts. just spent taxpayer money on setting up litigation in the courts.— litigation in the courts. just to follow-up on _ litigation i

rwanda ascension islands. the fact of the matter is these numbers signally fail.ow they failed to take back control of our borders. and that was pledge in 2016, a that was a pledge in 2016, a pledge in every election since 2010. and here we are again. this a massive headache for this is a massive headache for the conservatives there no the conservatives as there is no doubt that this 100,000 figure will derail the national conversation , given that the conversation, given that the government was hoping to have this week about just about everything they are trying to do to get on top of this problem, it will just focus people's minds on the fact that it is a very significant problem that is not really being addressed in any meaningful way. >> i mean, the government themselves admit there is no silver bullet to this. that's why it has to be a multifaceted approach that involves going after the people smugglers that involve us giving half £1 billion to france . that involves billion to france. that involves deaung billion to france. that involves dealing with them wh

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what will not work with rwanda will try to send refugees to the volcanic ascension island near st.footsteps of napoleon, the british with their actions. they hope to scare away illegal immigrants and from this point of view, the barge, which the british themselves compare with a floating prison, and barracks are migration centers where they get sick and fight, and yes. kairuanda, it's all so bad that it's even good, only prime rishi sunok himself is more a bait than a scarecrow for illegal immigrants, because he then their settlers could become a millionaire in britain and even the prime minister the prime minister is an example to everyone so that everyone here hopes to learn english here and learn and lead this country elizaveta herzen boris khalfin alexander gusev and natalya markevich television component tv london ntv viewers in the capital are waiting for the release of the program today in moscow we will continue our broadcast for other regions in the central part of the country. and that's what we'll talk about later in our issue. large-scale construction, liberated cities

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today, front page of the daily mail, the ascension islands , british territory being islands, britishup as kind of rwanda pot. to. what do you make of that plan? >> i think well, first of all, immigration is obviously going to huge issue. the economy to be a huge issue. the economy and and the and illegal immigration and the pressures that's having on infrastructure is really at the key people are talking key at what people are talking about moment. so i think about at the moment. so i think the do the government are right to do all to can stop illegal all they to can stop illegal immigration and actually stop these lawyers who are taking advantage system. and we advantage of the system. and we have labour , there's a have seen labour, there's a labour council the other day were seeing on tiktok doing a video help get video trying to help people get into the country illegally. so i think suella is absolutely right. and the government are right. and the government are right to look at different, different solutions to tackling this and actually but ultimately stopping the boats, which

resurrected again that the government might start flying some of these asylum—seekers back to ascension islandago. it is complete nonsense and it's not going to happen, it's never going to happen, but yet again we hear this story coming back. so this in a way is a diversionary tactic. the only way to solve this problem is by working, in the uk's case can closely with the eu, particularly france, and the international context to do what we can to reduce the incentives to flow these folks to cross borders. until we do that, we are going to face an escalating problem. to we are going to face an escalating roblem. ., . , we are going to face an escalating roblem. ., ., , , problem. to really interesting thou . hts problem. to really interesting thoughts there, _ problem. to really interesting thoughts there, and _ problem. to really interesting thoughts there, and as - problem. to really interesting thoughts there, and as i - problem. to really interesting thoughts there, and as i said, j problem. to really interesting - thoughts there, and as i said, hold onto that thought about climate change, w

a couple of conservative—supporting newspapers were briefed today about the resuscitation of ascension islandace for outsourcing the processing of migrants, despite it reportedly being rejected several years ago by this government because of cost. and today, 15 asylum seekers moved onto the barge stationed in portland in dorset. in a moment, we'll ask if the system is "broken" because of or despite the conservatives having been in charge of it for the last 13 years? first, here's ben with numbers and facts and context. there have been plenty of headlines and heated arguments about the government's asylum policies and more today with the first asylum seekers being housed on a barge off the dorset coast. but what we want to do tonight is dig into what the numbers show us about how the government is faring when it comes to delivering on its own asylum pledges. let's start with rishi sunak�*s central pledge to stop the boats, though small boat channel crossings whose occupants mostly go on to claim asylum. the pm made this pledge injanuary. what's happened since then? well, here's the numbers det

we heard about the ascension islands and much else.'s face it, the week was a disaster, wasn't it? the week was a disaster. there is no prospect act of anything. this government is doing. ending the problem . and to get this report problem. and to get this report overnight right that the home office expect this to continue for a further five years. haven't the tory government completely failed on this? >> okay . so first of all, >> okay. so first of all, i think it was a hostage to fortune focusing on small boats week, particularly in the middle of august when you're a completely at the mercy of the weather conditions, improving when they tend to have more boats coming across and the tactics of the people smugglers who exceedingly flexible in who are exceedingly flexible in how they try and get people over here, they use fewer, but larger boats. they use more and smaller boats. they use more and smaller boats or whatever. we've seen how they how they operate . it's how they how they operate. it's not true to say the home office is pred