. not shifted tone begum. shifted tone actually, whether actually, and it's whether or not should back to the not she should come back to the country. trying country. she's apparently trying to not her to appeal whether or not her citizenship should be returned to the uk and whether she should have a citizenship sit back as well. a lot of people say no, made a bed and she can line it and inbox i was to go and the inbox i was going to go to throughout the show gives a gb news dot uk basically pretty much unanimous saying that they shouldn't into shouldn't allow her back into country is a gb news dot uk make sure that you keep that coming. my sure that you keep that coming. my understanding is that we might be able now to go to boxpark in croydon. yes there we go live at boxpark and croydon where fans are watching and take on iran and. yes. people that guessing very, very merry it's six two apparently now to england. hey not only going to solve this world cup so as it goes galore, we're all going to talking a li

shamima begum, the british teenager who went tojoin the islamic state group, was the victim of humanfficking, according to her lawyers. and increasing immigration to filljob vacancies or renegotiating the brexit deal — the prime minister says a big no. and coming up on the bbc news channel, we will have a round—up of the england and wales games as well as the netherlands versus senegal. the flying dutchman are up and running with a win. plus there was a bit lame six months on— —— the elizabeth lion six months on— —— the elizabeth lion six months on — we assess its impact. the elizabeth line six months on — we assess its impact. we start tonight with events in qatar — two world cup football games which have nailed the attention of tens of millions of people across the uk today, as both england and wales played their opening matches. that night there was a big win for england against iran and i dramatic draw with six minutes to go for wales against the usa —— there was a big win. the 6—2 victory over iran was england's highest—ever score in an opening match at the world cup. both games

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begum that's seconds? shamima begum that's right. appeal hearing right.ntinues. we will bring you the very latest on that. and he claims he's not the grinch. the general secretary of the ramsay grange lynch has defended a series of 40 hour strikes in december and january and a long running dispute over not just pay, but also jobs and conditions. and that really muddies the waters somewhat. do you back railway workers he thinks that the vast majority of the british public do. i frankly don't think they do. i frankly don't think they do stay where you are do so just stay where you are because back very, very because i'll be back very, very shortly . hello there. good evening . hello there. good evening. watching gb news. i'm bethany lc here to bring you up to date. scotland's minister says the next general will act as a de facto referendum. it's after the uk won a legal battle . the uk won a legal battle. the supreme court preventing a second independence vote. nicholas sturgeon has accused westminster blocking scotland's voice from heard. she says a specia

lawyers for shamima begum tell a court she was a victim of human trafficking — when she travelled tojoin the islamic state group seven years ago. and the prime minister rules out a swiss—style deal with the european union, after speculation ministers could seek closer ties with brussels. hello. england have made a dream start at the qatar world cup against iran. they've thrashed them 6—2 — the goals coming from jude bellingham, jack grealish, raheem sterling, and marcus rashford, and two by bukayo saka. the iranian team did not sing their national anthem in support of protesters against their regime. wales get their first world cup campaign for 64 years under way against the usa this evening. let's go to lucy hockings, in doha. welcome to doha. the world cup is now in full swing. we've been watching a match between senegal in the netherlands in group a. it is currently still goalless at half—time, lots of opportunities so far but no goals. it was much more exciting earlier when england secured a conference a victory in their opening world cup match against iran. so much to talk about

ms begum travelled to syria in 2015 and had her citizenship stripped on security grounds in 2019.continues to pose a threat to national security. daniel sandford is here. what can you tell us about what was said in court? . . you tell us about what was said in court? , , ., ., , court? this is one of the highest security courts _ court? this is one of the highest security courts and _ court? this is one of the highest security courts and we _ court? this is one of the highest security courts and we had - court? this is one of the highest security courts and we had an i court? this is one of the highest. security courts and we had an m15 witness giving evidence from behind a kurtain and lawyers for shamima begum said that she should have been considered as a child victim of trafficking for sexual exploitation because although she loved the uk with school friends and travelled on her own to turkey, she was then smuggled across the border into syria and within days of arriving in syria and within days of arriving in syria aged 15 she was married to an aduu syria aged 15 she was marri

in the break we say if shamima begum does come back, what does her life look like?ually rise in? will she go on the sofas doing all the talk shows? she might end up in blinking you in the blinking jungle? you know. any of us know. i don't think any of us would that. she must come would want that. she must come back. she face justice. we back. she must face justice. we must happened must understand what happened to her. don't want to her. you obviously don't want to back channels four her. you obviously don't want to back no channels four her. you obviously don't want to back no way channels four her. you obviously don't want to back no way shouldinnels four her. you obviously don't want to back no way should she ls four her. you obviously don't want to back no way should she be our said no way should she be allowed back into this country. she wasn't trafficked and. she joined of own free joined isis of her own free will. was betraying this will. she was betraying this country says bring country always says bring her back your centres great back to your centres is gr

she since shamima begum had her citizenship removed.— since shamima begum had her citizenship removed with _ citizenship removed. she fled the uk in february 2015 with two _ citizenship removed. she fled the uk in february 2015 with two school- in february 2015 with two school friends. she was only 15 years old at the time and went off to join the islamic state group, which was then in its pomp in syria, and she essentially went there to go and marry one of the foreign fighters involved in the fighting for the islamic state group in syria. she re—emerged in a camp in northern syria in february 2019 when she was about 19 after islamic state had effectively collapsed. two of her children had died, she was heavily pregnant with her third child, and that child then died shortly after he was born. it was at that time she was discovered by times journalist and interviewed by several journalists and soon afterwards, sajid javid, the then home secretary, took her british citizenship away. our lawyers are arguing here today at the immigration appeals that she was a child victim of trafficking

action packed show and gentlemen yesterday, shamima begum , a new yesterday, shamima begum, a new appealr british citizenship with her legal team arguing that was recruited, groomed and trafficked syria as a child now strong views from both sides . strong views from both sides. this it's fair to say the court heard from emily five officer who said that back in respects would known what she was doing when . she travelled but ms. when. she travelled but ms. begum's lawyers asserted that the 15 year old was influenced by determined and effective isis propaganda machine . well, today propaganda machine. well, today the special immigration appeals commission hearing khan . ten commission hearing khan. ten years on there to pick the bones out it for is our political reporter catherine foster who is the at the saying. yes, thank you very much for the way a royal mail van is rather just royal mail van is ratherjust pulled up straight behind , pulled up straight behind, rather ruining the backdrop of that. because was the that. we go because it was the latest please in what a case latest please i

shamima begum, lawyer machine.child trafficking victim . the 23 year old is victim. the 23 year old is appealing the removal of her uk citizenship after it was revoked when she was found in a syrian refugee camp. she has denied any in terror activities . human in terror activities. human rights lawyer jupp singh in terror activities. human rights lawyerjupp singh banga says belgium be treated the same as a british citizen would . the as a british citizen would. the issue is if he's a british citizen , which he has because citizen, which he has because she holds a british or she did hold a british passport, a british citizenship , then should british citizenship, then should she be treated like other citizens or should she be sent to a country where she's not born and she hasn't lived in or just the basis that her parents from that ? an earthquake in from that? an earthquake in indonesia has killed 162 people and injured more than hundred, according to local officials. the epicentre of the 5.6 magnitude earthquake w

shamima begum, lawyer machine.p after it was revoked when she was found in a syrian refugee camp. she has denied any in terror activities . human in terror activities. human rights lawyer jupp singh in terror activities. human rights lawyerjupp singh banga says belgium be treated the same as a british citizen would . the as a british citizen would. the issue is if he's a british citizen , which he has because citizen, which he has because she holds a british or she did hold a british passport, a british citizenship , then should british citizenship, then should she be treated like other citizens or should she be sent to a country where she's not born and she hasn't lived in or just the basis that her parents from that ? an earthquake in from that? an earthquake in indonesia has killed 162 people and injured more than hundred, according to local officials. the epicentre of the 5.6 magnitude earthquake was the west java region. about 75 kilometres from the capital. rescuers are trying to reach survivors trapped under

jane so shamima begum appeal. never allowed should never ever be allowed back into the country. i was just going to do one more story on world cup because that is our top story today, penny, saying my i have pact my husband and i have a pact will have anything to do with it. we live rugby and it. we live in a rugby and cricket so we're focusing cricket house so we're focusing on the world cup today . on the world cup today. well, as we just said, the three hons well, as we just said, the three lions kick off their world cup campaign today in 4 hours at 1:00. our opening match , iran 1:00. our opening match, iran can't wait . it 1:00. our opening match, iran can't wait. it comes amid controversy around england. captain harry kane. he could face, it's thought, an instant yellow card for wearing the one love armband in support of plus rights breaks fifa rules doesn't it does does get yellow card and then he might be off in the next match. yeah let's not forget also wales play their first game this evening facing off

shamima begum fled east today. shamima begum fled east london home for syria.than seven years ago. the court ruled she wasn't allowed to come back to the uk to fight her british citizenship case against the home office after it was revoked when she was found in a syrian refugee camp. she has denied any involvement in terror. human rights lawyer hardeep singh badal says packham should be treated the same as a british citizen would be. the issue is if he's a british citizen, which has because she holds a british passport or she did hold a british passport a british citizenship, then should she be like other british citizens or should she be sent to a country where she's not born and she hasn't in or just because the bafis hasn't in or just because the basis that her parents came from that. basis that her parents came from that . yellow weather warnings that. yellow weather warnings have been issued for parts of the uk today, with temperatures expected to drop as low as minus four degrees celsius. the met office says isolated, difficult travelling conditions in sco

trafficked in a bid to restore her uk citizenship, the journalist who knows is this bride, shamima begum the best says we shouldn't believe her and he feels played after she fed him. extraordinary line like this. can you embrace the french and of course. yeah, i want to be as british as possible . top be as british as possible. top reporter andrew drury joins me with more exclusive insight into the mind of a death cult runaway . at 1020 is harry redknapp right that if lgbt fans don't like anti—gay laws, they shouldn't attend the world cup at all? england legend peter shilton lbj beat activist peter tatchell, who's been protesting in qatar and former premier league star dean windass tackle that in the clash at 920 after being awarded for unproven claims of oil, racism . should claims of oil, racism. should harry and meghan really be anyone's heroes? royal biographer angela levin. i'm concerned that at 1045 plus, many of the people of the former corrie star charlie lawson exclusively reveals how wokeism has taken hold behind the scenes of the world's longest running soap. of the world's lo

trafficked in a bid to restore her uk citizenship, the journalist who knows is this bride, shamima begum the best says we shouldn't believe her and he feels played after she fed him. extraordinary line like this. can you embrace the french and of course. yeah, i want to be as british as possible . top be as british as possible. top reporter andrew drury joins me with more exclusive insight into the mind of a death cult runaway . at 1020 is harry redknapp right that if lgbt fans don't like anti—gay laws, they shouldn't attend the world cup at all? england legend peter shilton lbj beat activist peter tatchell, who's been protesting in qatar and former premier league star dean windass tackle that in the clash at 920 after being awarded for unproven claims of oil, racism . should claims of oil, racism. should harry and meghan really be anyone's heroes? royal biographer angela levin. i'm concerned that at 1045 plus, many of the people of the former corrie star charlie lawson exclusively reveals how wokeism has taken hold behind the scenes of the world's longest running soap. of the world's lo

lawyers for shamima begum, the british—bangladeshi woman who left the uk as a 15—year—old to join islamicexual exploitation. she was stripped of her uk citizenship on grounds of national security, but is now appealing to have it reinstated, so she can return from a camp in northern syria where she's currently living. heavy rain has caused flooding in albania. it follows a drought across much of 2022. the state—owned hydro—electric power company said it had to allow water to drain from some reservoirs, to protect dams. there have also been reports of flooding in neighbouring kosovo, but no reports of any fatalities in either country. peace talks between the colombian government and the eln rebel group have resumed, after being suspended for more than three years. the discussions, which took place in neighbouring venezuela, follow the election of colombia's first ever leftist president gustavo petro earlier this year — he'd promised to end nearly six decades of civil conflict. two buses have been set on fire in cape town in south africa as taxi drivers began a two—day strike. they're protes

al jazeera spoke to up santa begum, a politician whose london constituency has one of britain's highest rates of child poverty, with an increasing number of families using food banks. we have on here is the impact of us to how do we go. we'll also hear how do and how said this is carla at a local level. i the worry about a lot of the like another common theme was a demand for a general election. we're gonna save our welfare say i, we're gonna take these stories. oh, there will be 2 changes in leadership since maurice johnson quit as prime minister earlier this year. and the conservatives are considering scrapping. some manifesto pledges that saw them when back in 2019 whatever happens in the coming months, public anger is unlikely to die down. the de bob al jazeera london, frances biggest far right party, the national rally has elected 27 year old jordan bardello as its new president. he will fully take over from moraine le pen who stepped down at 2021, but remains a powerful influence within the group. children bardello won a warping 85 percent of party members vote on saturday. he joi

shamima begum, lawyer , say she should begum, lawyer, say she should have been treated as child trafficking the 23 year old is appealing the removal of uk citizenship. it revoked. she was found in a syrian refugee camp , found in a syrian refugee camp, denied any involvement. terror human rights lawyer harbhajan singh says bacon should be treated the same as jefferson is if he a british citizen, which is because she holds a british passport or should hold a british passport , british british passport, british citizenship should be treated like somebody presents or should, shouldn't be sent to a country where she's not born and she hasn't lived. and i'm just because the basis of the parents came from that. an earthquake in indonesia has killed 162 people injured more than 700 according to local officials the epicentre of the 5.6 magnitude quake was in the west java region , about in the west java region, about 75 kilometres from the capital jakarta . rescuers took to reach jakarta. rescuers took to reach survivors trapped the rubble after it , 25 aftershocks. the after it, 25 aftershocks. th

shamima begum, lawyer , say she should begum, lawyer, say she should have been treated as child trafficking the 23 year old is appealing the removal of uk citizenship. it revoked. she was found in a syrian refugee camp , found in a syrian refugee camp, denied any involvement. terror human rights lawyer harbhajan singh says bacon should be treated the same as jefferson is if he a british citizen, which is because she holds a british passport or should hold a british passport , british british passport, british citizenship should be treated like somebody presents or should, shouldn't be sent to a country where she's not born and she hasn't lived. and i'm just because the basis of the parents came from that. an earthquake in indonesia has killed 162 people injured more than 700 according to local officials the epicentre of the 5.6 magnitude quake was in the west java region , about in the west java region, about 75 kilometres from the capital jakarta . rescuers took to reach jakarta. rescuers took to reach survivors trapped the rubble after it , 25 aftershocks. the after it, 25 aftershocks. th

but suggesting shamima begum is a victim of racism . don't miss all victim of racism.plus new gb news superstar camilla tominey. that. plus new gb news superstar camilla tominey . and welcome and camilla tominey. and welcome and more on dan wootton tonight 9 pm. to 11 pm. on gb news news. welcome back to dewbs & co with welcome back to dewbs& co with me cava now joining me until seven is my panel still former lib dem mp. okay oh pick your name is so to say ten in one go. the ten letters bit opaque that's what james woodhouse in who is a professor at the london university . now you've been university. now you've been sending in your opinions thick , sending in your opinions thick, fast. where should we go to? let's go to gp's. do you think they should be named and shamed for not having face to face appointments? please, do you still touch? we've still still get in touch? we've still got odd to in got 20 odd minutes to go in the show this evening. russell oh, i've spoken to, russell. i've already spoken to, russell. lorraine says not only can i not an appointment, i can'

al jazeera spoke to up santa begum, a politician who's london constituency, has one of britain's highest rates of child poverty, with an increasing number of families using food banks. we have fox, here is the impact of us to how do we get off of here? how do and how said this is, carla. i look ahead when we had to be worry about even by then we'll just pull up on the line with another common theme was a demand for a general election. we're gonna save our welfare state. i. we're gonna check these stories. oh, there have been 2 changes in leadership since maurice johnson quit as prime minister earlier this year. and the conservatives are considering scrapping. some manifesto pledges that saw them win back in 2019. whatever happens in the coming months. public anger is unlikely to die down. the team. barbara al jazeera london now to france, so far i party, national riley has elected jordan bardello, its new president. if formerly takeover from marina pan who step down in 2021 or della is only 27 years old, he joined the party as a teenager, but has managed to win 85 percent of the members

shamima begum went to syria in 2015 when she was fifteen years old and had her uk citizenship removedallenge to try to get it reinstated. the world's largest book publisher, penguin random house, and its rival, simon and schuster, have scrapped plans to merge. the deal would have been worth more than $2 billion but it was blocked last month by a court in the us. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: we'll tell you why president biden has been welcoming turkeys to the white house. president kennedy was shot down and died almost immediately. the murder ofjohn kennedy is a disaster for the whole free world. he caught the imagination of the world, the first of a new generation of leaders. margaret thatcher is resigning as leader of the conservative party and prime minister. before leaving number 10 to see the queen, she told her cabinet, "it's a funny old world". angela merkel is germany's first woman chancellor, - easily securing _ the majority she needed. attempts to fly a hot—air balloon had to be abandoned after a few minutes, but nobody seemed to mind ve

al jazeera spoke to up santa begum, a politician whose london constituency has one of britain's highest rates of child poverty, with an increasing number of families using food banks. we have fox impact almost there, and we have an offer here. handheld service is the color i had to be worry about even by the end of the line with another common theme was a demand for a general election. we're gonna save our welfare state. i. we're gonna check these stories. oh, there have been 2 changes in leadership since maurice johnson quit as prime minister earlier this year. and the conservatives a considering scrapping, some manifesto pledges that saw them win back in 2019 whatever happens in the coming months, public anger is unlikely to die down. the deem bob al jazeera london focused on prime minister has rejected a wrong cons. accusations that senior figures and government were involved in the attempts to assassinate him. he says the former leader is damaging the country with false and cheap conspiracies. chabad sharif says he will resign if there is evidence he was behind the tackle and con of

shortly we're going to be getting into a whopping great big begum. the big discussion about begum.into whether or not she should return is concluding today's party just about concluded actually so we'll be getting latest on of getting the latest on all of that having big chat that and having that big chat about should about whether not we should bnng about whether not we should bring back football bring back and back football might home she. might be coming home should she. but teaching union has but largest teaching union has announced an additional 16 days of strike action. when will the end in schools ? scotland in a end in schools? scotland in a dispute teacher's pet members of the east union are taking industrial action because they have to sub inflation 5% pay rise well , let's get some rise well, let's get some reaction from conservative craig hoye, who is also the party chairman. thank you very much. right. okay nicholas sturgeon is not banging on about too much as she when she's flag waving and calling for freedom and all of this stuff while she ignoring all of this no i m

today, shamima begum fled east london home for syria more than seven years ago.upreme ruled she wasn't allowed to come the uk to fight her british citizenship case against , the home office after against, the home office after it was revoked when she was found in a syrian refugee . she's found in a syrian refugee. she's denied any involvement in terror activities . human rights. activities. human rights. hardeep by health says begum should be treated the same as a british citizen would be. the issue if she's a british citizen, which she has , she citizen, which she has, she holds a british passport or she did hold a british passport , a did hold a british passport, a british citizenship, and should she treated like other british citizens, or should she be sent to a country where she's not born and she hasn't lived in.7 i'm just because the basis her parents came from that manchester united footballer mason greenwood is in court today charged with attempted rape. the 21 year old is accused of assault , as well as of assault, as well as controlling and coercive . a

shamima begum , her east london home for syria more than seven years ago the supreme court ruled sheas not allowed come back to the uk to fight her british citizen case against the home office after it was revoked when she was found in a syrian refugee camp. she's any involvement in terror activities . england wales begin activities. england wales begin their quest for glory in fifa world cup today it'll . be the world cup today it'll. be the first time that wales has played in the in 64 years while they they'll take on the states tonight england iran this afternoon. the england manager gareth southgate says his players will take the knee before the match. it's not known yet whether they'll wear the one love armband after they were threatened with sanctions if they did so by fifa. threatened with sanctions if they did so by fifa . but on your they did so by fifa. but on your tv, online onto a b plus radio, it's gb news. now back to the briefing until. a very good morning to it's 1933 a very good morning to it's1933 and this is the briefing with me tom howard on your tv and your radio

lawyers for shamima begum, who left east london for syria at 15 to join the islamic state group, saye was the victim of child trafficking. a five day hearing is challenging the home office's decision to remove her british citizenship. patients who were in intensive care and almost died are now helping each other come to terms with what they've been through. a new support group at st helier hospital in sutton includes some who were put in medically induced comas. when rhyan fell ill his family were told to expect the worst. he's now sharing his experience. sometimes people need to hear the realities, because when theyjust hear a murmur in some way, it feels like a random story. it might as well be fiction. but when they hear people and they say, look, i was x, y and z, i went down x amount of pounds was on this drug, that drug and that drug, but i'm here now, it makes legitimately moving on in whatever capacity viable. london city airport is said to be the best in the uk when it comes to travel security queues. research by consumer group which suggests passengers waited an average of

shamima begum groomed or she trafficked . was she a victim of trafficked.l, this hearing terrorist? well, this hearing week is an immigration hearing andifs week is an immigration hearing and it's considering appeal as to whether is the right to remove her british citizenship in 2019. now, the home office insists that she a threat to national security . well, national security. well, yesterday, the court actually in closed session behind which just shows how sensitive this truly is ms. bacon's lawyers were that her citizenship should never have been revoked. they that the home office didn't into account whether not she was a victim of trafficking. they said the police and mistake of the school had missed office immunities and that the police should have helped. shamima begum to return back home to the uk after she left to join islamic state in syria because there were grounds suspect that she had become a child bride and the lawyer said that children cannot consent to their own exploitation . she their own exploitation. she cannot as a child be associated o

what next is it, shamima begum in the jungle. well you might find her in the big brother house.five. i mean, all the channels, it's ratings, isn't it? and you know, in the fire we have talked about it non stop means itv got exactly they wanted he was worth every penny that they paid him. you know obviously is know you know you read the vitriol online hear that you had you know, presenters on on on gb news say like they didn't want him to be in that but and even seeing like having to do horrific things it is you know being a celebrity is huge privilege and you know , huge privilege and you know, he's and he's lived in certain cities into it. and you know, when done and done and done more pr wise for the tory party than any of them have done because everybody everybody them. everybody everybody hates them. does the every ally you does does the every ally you have that one is look you make history, you make a series of good points . so you do history, you make a series of good points. so you do make a series of good points in short and sweet so i'm afraid. but much needed. thank yo

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