no conservative mp for ashfield.hat we've put out on twitter. it might be a little bit self—selecting, but apparently . 7% of full thousand apparently. 7% of full thousand people this morning have , no people this morning have, no confidence in the government to get to grips with this crisis this year . get to grips with this crisis this year. indeed and where i joining in your poll , i will be joining in your poll, i will be one of that number. and the reason that we've got no confidence is simply that the government has talking for a long, long time and has been doing nothing . and the more that doing nothing. and the more that they say that they're going to get tougher on, they've got this initiative and that initiative, the migrants come now, the more migrants come in. now, i we good sense i think we heard good sense there from . the former head of there from. the former head of there from. the former head of the border force in saying that the border force in saying that the only way that going to get around thi

i've been to the marginal constituency seat of ashfield in nottinghamshire, so get the views of voters there. which one would you rather see as prime minister and shadow leader of the house? sangam debbonaire we shouldn't have to tolerate the sort of wrongdoing that puts people in fear, that makes people fearful at work. all that after your news . good all that after your news. good afternoon . it's 6:01. i'm afternoon. it's 6:01. i'm bethany elsey with your top stories from the gb news room. police are still searching for the gunman behind yesterday's suspected drive by shooting in central london. a seven year old girl remains in a critical condition after being shot outside a church near euston station. four women and a second child aged 12 were also taken to hospital with one of them suffering, life changing injuries. police say shots were fired from a moving black toyota . as mourners left a funeral service superintendent jack rowlands is urging witnesses to come forward if the suspects discharge a shotgun from a moving vehicle , which was a moving vehicle, which was a black toyota

i've been to the marginal constituency seat of ashfield in nottinghamshire, so get the views of voters there. which one would you rather see as prime minister and shadow leader of the house? sangam debbonaire we shouldn't have to tolerate the sort of wrongdoing that puts people in fear, that makes people fearful at work. all that after your news . good all that after your news. good afternoon . it's 6:01. i'm afternoon. it's 6:01. i'm bethany elsey with your top stories from the gb news room. police are still searching for the gunman behind yesterday's suspected drive by shooting in central london. a seven year old girl remains in a critical condition after being shot outside a church near euston station. four women and a second child aged 12 were also taken to hospital with one of them suffering, life changing injuries. police say shots were fired from a moving black toyota . as mourners left a funeral service superintendent jack rowlands is urging witnesses to come forward if the suspects discharge a shotgun from a moving vehicle , which was a moving vehicle, which was a black toyota

lee anderson tory mp for ashfield and john grimes . you very much for your grimes.ray. you. going bray. money's on you. it's going to the uk versus the eu once to be the uk versus the eu once again going be a superb again going to be a superb knockout . thank for knockout match. thank you for that. well dublin has seen that. okay. well dublin has seen a huge shift in its adult population with over 70,000 immigrants in 2022 alone. over the last ten years, the country's has gone from 3.5 million to just over 5 million and processed in some areas , and processed in some areas, becoming a regular event. our regular reporter has gone along to find out more. well, this is an old community, probably about 4000. it's a working class, which was many of the people would have walked the docks and the car. that's largely gone to access, you know because the containerisation would have to strange as company. but now we're surrounded by you know i'm just new hotel being built here just new hotel being built here just beside there's google just down the road and it's an ordinary w

cops we do alright in some parts but in other parts we need a little bit of help and in places like ashfieldtlaw we've mansfield and bassetlaw we've done pretty well from the government. so off to base. so you'll have who what your you'll have who and what your constituents as constituents make of it. as i happy with the levelling up process so i please this process so i please that this tory politics to be honest. oh let let's be honest you know they happy when they see the headunes they happy when they see the headlines 70 million hundred million 50 million, which is million or 50 million, which is probably got with all probably what i've got with all the different projects built in. but end of the day, but at the end of the day, i've always said, dawn, it doesn't matter you the red matter how much you in the red wall it doesn't you any wall areas, it doesn't you any extra mean, said extra votes. i mean, i've said this, prime this, the previous prime ministers what they want see ministers what they want to see they to see police on the they want to see police on the streets. they to see th

cops we do alright in some parts but in other parts we need a little bit of help and in places like ashfieldtlaw we've mansfield and bassetlaw we've done pretty well from the government. so off to base. so you'll have who what your you'll have who and what your constituents as constituents make of it. as i happy with the levelling up process so i please this process so i please that this tory politics to be honest. oh let let's be honest you know they happy when they see the headunes they happy when they see the headlines 70 million hundred million 50 million, which is million or 50 million, which is probably got with all probably what i've got with all the different projects built in. but end of the day, but at the end of the day, i've always said, dawn, it doesn't matter you the red matter how much you in the red wall it doesn't you any wall areas, it doesn't you any extra mean, said extra votes. i mean, i've said this, prime this, the previous prime ministers what they want see ministers what they want to see they to see police on the they want to see police on the streets. they to see th

conservative mp for ashfield anderson mp for ashfield lee anderson revealed to gb news is dan wootton he supports capital punishment following the murder of aspiring marine thomas roberts. now, thomas was murdered by a 21 year old afghan asylum seeker. now . this asylum seeker. now. this creature is not a man is , a creature is not a man is, a creature is not a man is, a creature that is murdered abroad . miner is told lies is has been has been put foster care is cost british taxpayer thousands and of pounds . and now we're going of pounds. and now we're going to put him in prison. 20, 20 odd years in a cost of british taxpayer, thousands and thousands of pounds. that's not the answer. and i, you know, i think the answer is and i'll say this with a heavy heart is probably at end of a rope. i believe in the death penalty for cases like this. he should be put sleep. absolute waste of put to sleep. absolute waste of space. should on. this space. he should not be on. this earth doing a wicked, awful earth is doing a wicked, awful and that family's to live and that family's got to live wit

and as i said, i was campaigning in ashfield , which gloria's ashfield, which was gloria's former seatet while campaigning, knocking, very campaigning, door knocking, very scary experience. virginia scary experience. well, virginia crosbie is not alone when it comes to seeking protection. joining james sun and joining us now is james sun and he's conservative mp for he's the conservative mp for bracknell . very morning to bracknell. very good morning to you . this is awful, isn't it? mp you. this is awful, isn't it? mp should not be frightened to do their job should not be frightened to do theirjob and to meet the their job and to meet the public, which is the most important role . i important of their role. i totally agree . i mean, i know totally agree. i mean, i know virginia very well and mike freer, both of whom have admitted recently to wearing stud vestments surgeries. it's come as a shock me , but come as a shock to me, but actually feel as though actually they feel as though that's necessary. he should have the right to bring whatever protection they need in the course of thei

he's calais, ashfield.n to as you could hear, spoken to representatives from cap of calais he to people who calais he spoke to people who wanted to cross channel. and wanted to cross the channel. and in nutshell what he is saying in a nutshell what he is saying there that you've got group there is that you've got a group which feeding water and which is feeding water and looking after clothing, whatever some these people appear to some of these people appear to insinuate with potentially some kind romance and kind of possible romance and involvement well between involvement as well between members there asylum members there and the asylum seekers or illegal immigrants, depending whatever anyone wishes to call them . and then of to call them. and then of course, a full blown service because arrive in the because once they arrive in the hotels, people looking hotels, they've people looking after for calais. after them from care for calais. there potential legal there are potential legal advisers wanting to st

the mp for ashfield lee anderson . he mp for ashfield lee anderson.s turned into a culture of entitlement rather than poverty as well. we're talking about that. agree? get in touch that. do you agree? get in touch . views on gb news. . email me gb views on gb news. .uk things do things at home. we should just go jump before his first, if indeed he's pushed at all. of course. do you think he should go? second thing as well as do you think it's too many people the take people in britain on the take gbviews@gbnews.uk. now if gbviews@gbnews.uk. but now if you . patrick thank you you had lots. patrick thank you and good to you. the top story on today, the prime minister has asked his independent ethics adviser to investigate the tory party chairman's tax affairs. now dames are hawi has welcomed the investigation , saying he's the investigation, saying he's confident he acted properly throughout . the former throughout. the former chancellor has admitted he paid a penalty to hmrc following an error over shares in the polling company yougov, which co—founded

that's enough on in a place enough to live on in a place like ashfield.less than 35 grand, you get turned for 35 grand, but you get turned for that turn them all the time, that and turn them all the time, you know, i mean, somebody asked me to produce a me last week to produce a breakfast £30, the 30 place breakfast for £30, the 30 place now , i showed them about a way now, i showed them about a way to make up £20. oh what do you expect do, live on for the expect us to do, live on for the rest of lives? nonsense rest of our lives? nonsense people come boujee people sometimes need a little bit of education because . we got third education because. we got third generation now that's generation now down. that's learning properly, learning how to cook properly, not how to budget. not learnt how to budget. there's no role there's been no proper role models. house, the state models. the house, the state have take over have sort of had to take over managing people that's wrong. have sort of had to take over mana it's| people that's wrong. have sort of had to tak

that's enough on in a place enough to live on in a place like ashfield.less than 35 grand, you get turned for 35 grand, but you get turned for that turn them all the time, that and turn them all the time, you know, i mean, somebody asked me to produce a me last week to produce a breakfast £30, the 30 place breakfast for £30, the 30 place now , i showed them about a way now, i showed them about a way to make up £20. oh what do you expect do, live on for the expect us to do, live on for the rest of lives? nonsense rest of our lives? nonsense people come boujee people sometimes need a little bit of education because . we got third education because. we got third generation now that's generation now down. that's learning properly, learning how to cook properly, not how to budget. not learnt how to budget. there's no role there's been no proper role models. house, the state models. the house, the state have take over have sort of had to take over managing people that's wrong. have sort of had to take over mana it's| people that's wrong. have sort of had to tak

i mean, in ashfield you've probably got about two copies of the guardian , complete copies of the guardiane bodies. so what we normally do, if you see one of these floating around is just look at the light up for the guardian and just throw it on the floor, because that's where belongs. leigh that's probably one of the five sales we get them for later and for that it's all right. well, we know what you think of the guardian's coverage of the strikes then. well and truly the sword. thank you so much for taking us into the real world. that was westminster's toughest talking mp. don't think he'll be on mp. i don't think he'll be on the phone to pippa corera later somehow . now, the phone to pippa corera later somehow. now, coming up, harry and meghan , a major threat to and meghan, a major threat to freedom of the press and freedom of speech. my panel debate that and we'll take a look at the first two wars. newspapers other than the guardian of the buzz after the after ten. but first, will the runaway royals settle for anything other than capitulation from their royal targets? and would king

i mean, in ashfield you've probably got about two copies of the guardian , complete copies of the guardiane bodies. so what we normally do, if you see one of these floating around is just look at the light up for the guardian and just throw it on the floor, because that's where belongs. leigh that's probably one of the five sales we get them for later and for that it's all right. well, we know what you think of the guardian's coverage of the strikes then. well and truly the sword. thank you so much for taking us into the real world. that was westminster's toughest talking mp. don't think he'll be on mp. i don't think he'll be on the phone to pippa corera later somehow . now, the phone to pippa corera later somehow. now, coming up, harry and meghan , a major threat to and meghan, a major threat to freedom of the press and freedom of speech. my panel debate that and we'll take a look at the first two wars. newspapers other than the guardian of the buzz after the after ten. but first, will the runaway royals settle for anything other than capitulation from their royal targets? and would king

i've been to the marginal constituency seat of ashfield in nottinghamshire, so get the views of voters

i've been to the marginal constituency seat of ashfield in nottinghamshire, so get the views of voterse to tolerate the sort of wrongdoing that puts people in fear, that makes people fearful at work. all that after your news . good all that after your news. good afternoon . it's 6:01. i'm

how about this saucy revelation from conservative mp for ashfield lee anderson regarding .on for regarding. his passion for politics. but you get turned on for that turned on all the time . know leigh i'm glad you enjoy yourjob but let's . know leigh i'm glad you enjoy your job but let's get carried away too much. information man now my good friend, broadcaster and loose woman carol mcgeough has suggested the authorities are planning a new pandemic. that's right, planning a new pandemic . just one flaw in her pandemic. just one flaw in her argument . take a listen. you argument. take a listen. you can't imagine that they're planning another pandemic. i mean, they're planning for pandemic. no, i don't think they're preparing for one. no do you think they're planning one? yes oh, god, i do. yeah mean really to me, it looks really obvious . i really to me, it looks really obvious. i haven't really to me, it looks really obvious . i haven't got the obvious. i haven't got the evidence out . okay. well, not evidence out. okay. well, not the most compelling argument on that one, b

how about this saucy revelation from conservative mp for ashfield lee anderson regarding .on for regarding. his passion for politics. but you get turned on for that turned on all the time . know leigh i'm glad you enjoy yourjob but let's . know leigh i'm glad you enjoy your job but let's get carried away too much. information man now my good friend, broadcaster and loose woman carol mcgeough has suggested the authorities are planning a new pandemic. that's right, planning a new pandemic . just one flaw in her pandemic. just one flaw in her argument . take a listen. you argument. take a listen. you can't imagine that they're planning another pandemic. i mean, they're planning for pandemic. no, i don't think they're preparing for one. no do you think they're planning one? yes oh, god, i do. yeah mean really to me, it looks really obvious . i really to me, it looks really obvious. i haven't really to me, it looks really obvious . i haven't got the obvious. i haven't got the evidence out . okay. well, not evidence out. okay. well, not the most compelling argument on that one, b

support and attention, so the money we are _ support and attention, so the money we are giving to ashfieldll be appointed, or elected. _ new mayor that will be appointed, or elected. in _ new mayor that will be appointed, or elected, in york and north yorkshire. we want to give them additional— yorkshire. we want to give them additional powers as well alongside additional powers as well alongside additional cash to make a difference.— additional cash to make a difference. ., ., ., ., difference. you are facing a lot of auestions difference. you are facing a lot of questions about _ difference. you are facing a lot of questions about how _ difference. you are facing a lot of questions about how this - difference. you are facing a lot of questions about how this funding | difference. you are facing a lot of. questions about how this funding is allocated and your motivations. couldn't you just avoid those questions if you trusted councils to deliver projects and gave them the money to do it themselves? why does it always have to come through you? we've increased funding for local government.