it certainly is in the bedfordshire _ sent to you there?the bedfordshire police - sent to you there? it certainly is in the bedfordshire police and l sent to you there? it certainly is - in the bedfordshire police and crime commissioner contest where the candidates for the workers party of britain has been using a leaflet that appears to suggest that a vote for the labour party is about four genocide. the labour party are trying to get him to stop using that leaflet. mr akbar was a prominent luton councillor for 25 years, but he did resign from the party because of sir keir starmer post—match stance on palestine. you of sir keir starmer post-match stance on palestine. you mentioned other candidates, _ stance on palestine. you mentioned other candidates, and _ stance on palestine. you mentioned other candidates, and particularly i other candidates, and particularly interested in the conservative candidates and how they are dealing with being with associated with the government on a national level. that is interesting — government on a nation

it certainly is in the bedfordshire _ sent to you there?y is - in the bedfordshire police and crime commissioner contest where the candidates for the workers party of britain has been using a leaflet that appears to suggest that a vote for the labour party is about four genocide. the labour party are trying to get him to stop using that leaflet. mr akbar was a prominent luton councillor for 25 years, but he did resign from the party because

the 25 year old, a digital marketing student at the university of bedfordshire, is still at large. anyone to anyone with information to contact police on 999. a new poll has found that 74% of british muslims would not object if abortion were outlawed. a survey of 1000 british muslims carried out by jl partners also found that just 28% would object if homosexuality was banned. homosex was decriminalised in 1967, which is currently supported by 62% of the general public. supported by 62% of the general pubuc.the supported by 62% of the general public. the research, commissioned by the henry jackson society, says that the results reveal attitudes are very different from the bulk of the british population . the the british population. the deputy prime minister, oliver dowden, has denied claims that the government is failing to prepare for war. two former defence ministers say britain isn't ready for conflict , isn't ready for conflict, suggesting the government are just hoping that threats will go away . james heappey and ben away. james heappey and ben wallace cited examples of allies

he was studying at a university in bedfordshire , for a course in in bedfordshire, for a course in digitalng. he was a keen blogger as well, posting , blogger as well, posting, various videos on the internet of himself . well, now this man of himself. well, now this man has gone to ground . the last has gone to ground. the last time he was seen, nigel was about, 340 in the afternoon on saturday. some 20 minutes after this attack, and he has not been seen since. now, the home office, incidentally, have issued a statement, they say, with regard to the man's immigration status, it would be inappropriate to comment given the live investigation. however, they have said where foreign nationals are involved and then ultimately convicted of serious offences , then they will face offences, then they will face the full weight of the law and they will face deportation at they will face deportation at the earliest possible opportunity. >> yes, well, we'll see about that. >> yes, well, we'll see about that . mark white, thank you for that. mark white, thank you for giving us that ugly, grisly story. an

. _ on our panel tonight we have former political advisor leon emirali in bedfordshire and mary anneul revolutionary guard was among at least five people killed

. _ on our panel tonight we have former political advisor leon emirali in bedfordshire and mary annearsh, a democratic strategist speaking from cape cod, massachusetts. first let's bring you the latest headlines... iranian state media says a senior commander in the powerful revolutionary guard was among at least five people killed in a suspected israeli air strike on an iranian consulate building in the syrian capital. iran's foreign minister has called the strike "a breach "of all international conventions." the kremlin has dismissed a report by western media outlets that links russian agents to the mystery illness havana syndrome. the illness has affected us diplomats since 2016. the report alleges that the americans were targeted by russian operatives using "directed energy" weapons. a new hate crime law has come into effect in scotland, three years after it was passed by the scottish parliament. it creates a new offence of stirring up hatred in relation to age, disability, religion and sexual orientation. germany has partially legalised cannabis. it means those over the age of 18

i'm going to start with julie ford bedfordshire. ford in bedfordshire. panel. >> i think it's a case of it is getting scary out there now . and getting scary out there now. and if you're not waving the white flag or wearing the right badge, you're targeted wrongly, you're being targeted wrongly, i married jew , and i converted married a jew, and i converted to judaism to do that. i have many jewish friends , and i also many jewish friends, and i also worked in a jewish nursing home many years ago hampstead and many years ago in hampstead and it's a very closed community. judaism. keep ourselves to judaism. we keep ourselves to ourselves, and we don't tend to go the street and as go out in the street and be as vocal as some religions, vocal as some other religions, and now it's getting to and i think now it's getting to the point where we're scared to go the street, just in go out on the street, just in case we are identifiably jewish. and no and it's interesting that no other religion is depicted in that way, although some people who follow islam may say

i'm going to start with lee in bedfordshire. lee, what you bedfordshire. lee, what do you think ? on the floor from when i lived as a child at a council house, frost on the windows. and we even had to pick up coal to heat the house up from newbiggin beach. >> it was sea coal, so we used to that up. to pick that up. >> so i made the choice not to enter the criminal justice system, and like very many of my friends come from friends who also come from similar backgrounds. i don't similar backgrounds. so i don't believe , that people from believe, that people from a depnved believe, that people from a deprived background should get sort of like, anything special or should be treated specially or should be treated specially or leniently in the courts. >> and that's simply because there's one thing. it's choice. it's personal responsibility . it's personal responsibility. vie your personal responsible for the choices that you make, and that's it. and that's what it should be based on. >> well, let's go to dan in hull. i haven't seen you for a while, dan. and without the hat. go do you t

i'm going to start with julie bedfordshire. julie ford in bedfordshire.that we stopped funding parts or selling arms to hamas? julie >> hi. >> hi. >> good afternoon. nana, i do have a little bit more personal insight into this than than others. >> i was married to a squaddie for 20 years, and he actually saw action in the gulf war. >> so i'm aware of how war >> so i'm fully aware of how war impacts everybody. for me, i don't think we should stop selling arms to israel at the end of the day, if we do that, they will become more vulnerable because they won't be able to defend . and war to defend themselves. and war to a degree be equal that way. >> there are rules of engagement to war as well, and we have to make sure that both sides are adhenng make sure that both sides are adhering to that . adhering to that. >> and, you know, if they're making attempts to hit civil and aid workers on purpose, then that's certainly a breach of those rules of engagement. >> thanks, julie. let's go to david in watford. david baum. >> hi, nana, first of all, i need to have m

lee webb in bedfordshire . should they bedfordshire. should they carry guns ? guns? >>i guns?d. yeah, absolutely. and if their training is good enough, it shouldn't be a problem . now, it shouldn't be a problem. now, we're no longer dixon of dock green, them days are long over. >> we're probably not going to get them back. i've actually carried, a weapon on the british streets, when i served in northern ireland. so i know what it's like working with people from the ruc, which is now known as the police service of northern ireland. and they're still armed , and i still routinely armed, and i think if it's a voluntary basis where if police want to be armed, they should be armed and they should be allowed to be armed, but it's all about the training doesn't need training and it doesn't need to look america . we can be look like america. we can be european can european about this and we can be australian as well. >> all right. cool. let's go to bnan >> all right. cool. let's go to brian doogan in solihull. brian >> hey. no, no. how are you doing? all right. >> i think i'm with you

i bedfordshire. okay, so not einstein.own to him . there was a baby to him. there was a baby involved in that. i think the baby seems to be okay as far as we can gather. there's also the added dimension to this that it's now been revealed that he was bail and he's still was out on bail and he's still at large. carol, it's beyond belief. >> what do you have to do in this country to for the justice system to actually perform some kind of justice? this guy was clearly a threat. the prosecution, who had all the evidence, they knew what this guy was about. they said , do not guy was about. they said, do not release him. and then he gets released and then he goes, and he kills this poor woman. it's appalling beyond belief. appalling. it's beyond belief. what yes , what the hell? well, yes, allegedly, but they're after him and they still at large. but you know, when somebody even threatens to do that, it's like him. you're on a student visa. you allowed to you should not be allowed to stay this country because you stay in this co

later in hospital, the 25 year old, a digital marketing student at the university of bedfordshire, is at large. police are warning he could also still be armed and they're warning people not to approach him . and they're not to approach him. and they're asking anyone with information to contact police on 999. a new poll has found that 74% of british muslims would not object if abortion were outlawed. a survey of 1000 british muslims carried out by jl partners, also found that just 28% would object if homosexuality was banned. homosexuality was decriminalised in 1967, which is currently supported by 62% of the general public. supported by 62% of the general pubuc.the supported by 62% of the general public. the research was commissioned by the henry jackson society, which says the results reveal attitudes that are very different from the bulk of the british population. in the post office, minister has said that people responsible for the horizon it scandal should go to jail. kevin hollinrake was speaking after meeting dozens of those affected by the scandal , those affected by the scand

his family are selling their home in bedfordshire for over 2 million, and they've been accused of usingis name to help sell the property . what do you think property. what do you think about that? the brochure talks about that? the brochure talks about him. there's pictures of his, bust in the hallway put in the context. >> is it naughty? everything that happens since his death, i.e. the pool saga where the daughter built that pool in the back garden, had to rip. >> yeah. if you want a house with a spa complex, you won't find it. >> yeah, it's not worth it, but let us know. gbnews.com forward slash your say. but before all that, here's your news headlines. >> good morning from the gb newsroom. at 930. your headlines. two men have been charged with immigration offences as part of an investigation into the deaths of five migrants, including a young girl who were trying to cross the english channel. yiyen both, who's 22, from south sudan , and who's 22, from south sudan, and tajudeen abdulaziz umma, who's also 22, and from sudan, were both charged with offences related to the deadly incide

i'm going to start with you, julie in bedfordshire. your reaction to this news?ard of him, i hadnt had you ever heard of him, i hadn't heard of him, to be honest with you. >> and like you , i do try and >> and like you, i do try and keep up with, all the politicians and their comings and goings, but i think this really says more about him voting with his feet. >> i think this is dan trying to make a statement without saying a word, almost, if he's not going to then stand after the next election, he's going to step down, he's obviously explaining to the public in the best way that he knows how that the conservatives aren't doing what he wants them to do. he no longer believes in them . longer believes in them. >> he's moving across to labour, and then we'll step away. so maybe he doesn't have faith in either party, well, it's difficult to have faith in any of them, isn't it? let's go to gareth wyn jones. he's there in snowdonia. gareth >> yeah. do you know what? >> yeah. do you know what? >> i respect the guy because you know, he's a working man. he understands th

but lee webb in bedfordshire, do you feel you can trust him?ust wonder where the money's going to come from to keep the triple lock, he's got to grow the economy. i don't see any plans in labour growing the economy. i don't see the current government being able to grow the economy at all, unless we have something really radical to be able to do that, so , no, i be able to do that, so, no, i don't trust keir starmer. but then again, i don't trust the current lock either, well, listen, thank you so much. my great british voice is brian dooganin great british voice is brian doogan in solihull . dan. brian, doogan in solihull. dan. brian, where are you? dan in hull. in hull. nice to see you. i think that was once voted the most bonng that was once voted the most boring places in the uk. no yes. >> you couldn't go off p&o ferries quickly. >> a chance to respond to that outrageous slur on the outrageous slur on the outrageous city of hull. >> no, it's lovely, isn't it, dan? i'm sure it's lovely. i actually i've been to hull once . actually i've been

she is around 5 ft 2 and has links to london, hertfordshire and bedfordshire.apologised after a blind woman was told she was unable to book a room with her guide dog. journalist siobhan meade wanted to stay at the hampton by hilton hotel in old street, but it's website stated service animals were not allowed, something which has been illegal since the 2010 equality act. i am pleased to see that, from the action of my social media, they are changing their website. and i hope that all businesses, all companies, all organisations are going to look at their website to make sure that they are compliant with guide and assistance dogs. let's take a look at the tubes now. now on to the weather with kat. hello, there, good morning to you. it's an unsettled start to our tuesday morning — got strong winds out there with largely cloudy skies and spells of rain. that rain's going to be on and off through this morning. there'll be some showers to follow through the second half of the day. i think the best chance of seeing any brightness will be towards the end of the afterno