we go live to bexhill on sea in east sussex— to bexhill on sea in east sussex, where- to bexhill on sea he was. the protest— sussex, where he was. the pretest going— sussex, where he was. the protest going on against a proposed— protest going on against a proposed migrant camp on the day— proposed migrant camp on the tey thet— proposed migrant camp on the same day that a— proposed migrant camp on the same day that a barge is announced— same day that a barge is announced for- same day that a barge is announced for portland. we'll tet— announced for portland. we'll ask about— announced for portland. we'll ask about the _ announced for portland. we'll ask about the numbers. we'll ask wttttn— ask about the numbers. we'll ask wttttn e— ask about the numbers. we'll ask wttttn a tee— ask about the numbers. we'll ask within a few weeks.— ask about the numbers. we'll ask within a few weeks. where on earth— within a few weeks. where on earth-att— within a few weeks. where on eettt-eu gette- within a few weeks. where on earth all going to go? earth are they all going to go? ant—en— earth are they

before we go to bexhill , let me just show you bexhill, let me just show you teetepe— bexhill, let me palma . you see no crime found, no company property. nana rikki neave. star nana . so last year neave. star nana. so last year when i neave. star nana. so last year when t wee— neave. star nana. so last year when t h— neave. star nana. so last year when i was in the— htzftttz; here? so last year when i was in the channel, we memeeet— when i was in the channel, we memepet te— when i was in the channel, we managed to film _ when i was in the channel, we managed to film people throwing them— managed to film people throwing their iphones,_ managed to film people throwing their iphones, phones and their teewmemte— their iphones, phones and their documents into— their iphones, phones and their documents into the english theme.— documents into the english channel. nobody had seen that eehete— channel. nobody had seen that hetete. whet— channel. nobody had seen that before. what you're seeing there are before. what you're seeing there eee-mt— before. what you're seeing there eee-ht thet— befo

come september, bexhill is whole— come september, bexhill is whole house. j bexhill is whole house.erin from south africa, and we came over in the legal way. we've paid whatever fees we had to 20 years ago. we've bought a house down the north—east state and unfortunately i feel that he is blood, sweat and tears and everybody else's is down the tubes because where can we go? where do we go and get a decent property. bridget, thank you very.— property. bridget, thank you very, very— property. bridget, thank you very, very nasn— property. bridget, thank you very, very much for- bridget, thank you very, very much for your time isiay— very, very much for your time isiay .— very, very much for your time isiay . kni— very, very much for your time isiay . kni i— very, very much for your time today . and i wish— very, very much for your time today . and i wish you all the today. and i wish you all the iesi— today. and i wish you all the iesi ani— today. and i wish you all the iesi ani i— today. and i wish you all the best and i hope— today. and i wish you all the best and i hope to talk to y

call themselves the bexhill elves. t g the bexhill elves.th, activity has increased dramatically from the toot— increased dramatically from the toot ttmo— increased dramatically from the toot ttmo r— increased dramatically from the last time i was— increased dramatically from the last time i was present. there's ooom— last time i was present. there's toom o— last time i was present. there's been a number— last time i was present. there's been a number of— last time i was present. there's been a number of cars coming and gotmg— been a number of cars coming and gomg. moroo— been a number of cars coming and gomg. tmoro-o o— been a number of cars coming and going. there's a clear security presence on the— going. there's a clear security presence on the gate , vehicles presence on the gate, vehicles tomg— presence on the gate, vehicles being allowed— presence on the gate, vehicles being allowed in— presence on the gate, vehicles being allowed in and out of the otto— being allowed in and out of the otto. moroo— being allowed in and out of the site

the residents, bexhill, are worried . last week, bexhill, are worried.'s former prison h. mp nawaf ii into . for 1200 h. mp nawaf ii into. for 1200 asylum seekers. alison bonner is asylum seekers. alison bonner is a local resident . she feels the a local resident. she feels the numbers plan too, too high and too soon. it's so many people are to be coming in. you know, it's a 24% increase alone with these 1200 mouths in our world population . we've seen how population. we've seen how manson you know, that was supposed to be 1600 people in there ended up with 4000 people. we can't take and there's no guarantee that it's going to stay at 1200. you're better off trying to find a phase entry. so maybe two, 300 for the first eight months. see how goes, see what the impact is on other people. just think it's too people. i just think it's too much, too soon. and we haven't got time. it's four months away. we've at an got time. it's four months away. we time at an got time. it's four months away. we time high at an got time. it's four months away. we time high. a

bexhill is so, to outct ,— the area because bexhill is so, co outct , you— the area because bexhillhe oncon. yuc narc— supposed to be maintained by the prison. we have virtually no streetlights_ prison. we have virtually no streetlights now— prison. we have virtually no streetlights now . our sewerage, streetlights now. our sewerage, the streetlights now. our sewerage, tnc trotnogc— streetlights now. our sewerage, the drainage is— streetlights now. our sewerage, the drainage is not good and it's the drainage is not good and no ott— the drainage is not good and it's all supposed— the drainage is not good and it's all supposed to be run by tne— it's all supposed to be run by tnc ortcon— it's all supposed to be run by the prison. and— it's all supposed to be run by the prison. and it's empty and we the prison. and it's empty and no narc— the prison. and it's empty and we have problems. so so pretty tougn— we have problems. so so pretty tough conditions— we have problems. so so pretty tough conditions to start with. tym— tough conditions to start with. tynn. turnt— tough conditions to s

the residents of bexhill are worried . last week, bexhill are worried.vernment announced plans to turn the town's former prison. hmv north ii, into accommodation for 1200 asylum seekers. alison bonnar is a local resident . she feels the local resident. she feels the numbers plan the too high and too soon. there's so many people going to be coming in. you know, it's a 24% increase alone with these 1200 males in our ward population . mean we've seen her population. mean we've seen her months and you know that we're supposed to be 1600 people in there ends up with 4000 people. we can't take that. and there's no guarantee that it's going to stay at 1200. you're better off trying to a phase entry. so trying to find a phase entry. so maybe two, 300 for the first eight months. see how that goes, see what impact is on all see what the impact is on all the people. i just think it's too much, too soon. and we haven't got time. four haven't got time. it's four months channel months away. we've channel crossings all time high. crossings at an all time high. places a

it was— implications for us down here at bexhill? . bexhill? their own lawyers te tee teet— then you see their own lawyers in the last week— then you see their own lawyers in the last week arguing using teett— in the last week arguing using tctt .— in the last week arguing using tctt . t— in the last week arguing using tctt . t ttet— in the last week arguing using echr. i find the— in the last week arguing using echr. i find the whole thing tetettw— echr. i find the whole thing totally extraordinary . now, totally extraordinary. now, teeet— totally extraordinary. now, teeet. eet— totally extraordinary. now, teeet. eet te— totally extraordinary. now, jacob, got to ask you , how was jacob, got to ask you, how was we— jacob, got to ask you, how was weee tetet— jacob, got to ask you, how was your saint george's day? q“ your saint george's day? oh, teeteette— your saint george's day? oh, fantastic. very— your saint george's day? oh, fantastic. very jolly- your saint george's day? oh, fantastic. very jolly saint george's day. and that's one of things

it was— implications for us down here at bexhill? m bexhill?m the — then you see their own lawyers m the tast— then you see their own lawyers in the last week— then you see their own lawyers in the last week arguing using tett— in the last week arguing using tctt .— in the last week arguing using tctt . r— in the last week arguing using tctt . r ttmt— in the last week arguing using echr. i find the— in the last week arguing using echr. i find the whole thing tetattv— echr. i find the whole thing totally extraordinary . now, totally extraordinary. now, racet— totally extraordinary. now, raeet, get— totally extraordinary. now, raeet, get te— totally extraordinary. now, jacob, got to ask you , how was jacob, got to ask you, how was wear— jacob, got to ask you, how was vear satmt— jacob, got to ask you, how was your saint george's day? q“ your saint george's day? oh, tantamo— your saint george's day? oh, fantastic. very— your saint george's day? oh, fantastic. very jolly- your saint george's day? oh, fantastic. very jolly saint george's day. and th

we now go to ray addison in bexhill .- e we now go to ray addison in bexhill .sing this event, they call themselves the bricks hill elves , and of course they've elves, and of course they've been working behind the scenes to to oppose the use of nora to try to oppose the use of nora forster house 1200, mainly young male migrants who have come to this country. now sheila jacklin is from the campaign group no . is from the campaign group no. two north. she joins me now. sheila come on in. thank you very much for joining sheila come on in. thank you very much forjoining us. now, are you disappointed by the turnout tonight? i'm not, actually. it's quite a windswept day bexhill, and isn't day in bexhill, and this isn't bad all. we might not have bad at all. we might not have got bad at all. we might not have eei ine— bad at all. we might not have gee rne nee,— bad at all. we might not have gee rne nee-i— bad at all. we might not have got the 1200,-i think- ii3r: we might not have got the 1200, i think we've got the 1200, but i think we've got the 1200, but i think we

we now go to ray addison in bexhill .- e we now go to ray addison in bexhill .ng this event, they call themselves the bricks hill elves , and of course they've elves, and of course they've been working behind the scenes to to oppose the use of nora to try to oppose the use of nora forster house 1200, mainly young male migrants who have come to this country. now sheila jacklin is from the campaign group no . is from the campaign group no. two north. she joins me now. sheila come on in. thank you very much for joining sheila come on in. thank you very much forjoining us. now, are you disappointed by the turnout tonight? i'm not, actually. it's quite a windswept day bexhill, and isn't day in bexhill, and this isn't bad all. we might not have bad at all. we might not have got bad at all. we might not have eei ine— bad at all. we might not have gee rne nee,— bad at all. we might not have gee rne nee-i— bad at all. we might not have got the 1200,-i think- ii3r: we might not have got the 1200, i think we've got the 1200, but i think we've got the 1200, but i think we'v

the residents of bexhill are worried.ison , turn the town's former prison, h. mp nawaf ii , into h. mp nawaf ii, into accommodation for 1200 asylum seekers. alison bonner is a local resident . she feels the local resident. she feels the numbers plan the too high and too soon. it's so many people are going to be coming in. you know, it's a 24% increase alone with these 1200 miles in our world population . and we've seen world population. and we've seen how manson , you know, that was how manson, you know, that was supposed to be 1600 people in there ended up with 4000 people. we can't take that. and there's no guarantee that it's going to stay at 1200. you better off trying to find a phase entry. so maybe two, 300 for the first eight months. see how goes eight months. see how that goes , see what the impact is on all of the people. i just think it's too much, too and we too much, too soon and we haven't it's four haven't got time. it's four months we've channel months away. we've channel crossings an time high crossings is

we go live to bexhill on sea in east sleee— to bexhill on sea in east sussex, where- to bexhill on sea

and one of the ttthttett— north of bexhill. and one of the ttthttett tt— north of bexhill. you really demade more policing. you really demand more policing. you really , teettw— demand more policing. you really , teettw ttt.— demand more policing. you really , teettw to. text— demand more policing. you really , really do. next up,— demand more policing. you really , really do. next up, we have twtte— , really do. next up, we have julie . — , really do. next up, we have twtte . ht.— , really do. next up, we have julie . ht. my— , really do. next up, we have julie . hi, my name- , really do. next up, we have julie . , really do. next up, we have- julie . hi, my name is julie , and julie. hi, my name is julie, and i'd like to ask nigel why have you taken a step away from politics? we need you right now . back in this. you're the only person who can stand up for us. our mp has deserted us. you are the person who could sort this out. come back to politics, julie. thank you very much. it's ever so sweet of— julie. thank you very much. it's ever so sweet of you— julie. thank you v

and one of the ttthttett— north of bexhill. and one of the ttthttett tt— north of bexhill.olicing. you really demade more policing. you really demand more policing. you really , teettw— demand more policing. you really , teettw ttt.— demand more policing. you really , teettw to. text— demand more policing. you really , really do. next up,— demand more policing. you really , really do. next up, we have twtte— , really do. next up, we have julie . — , really do. next up, we have twtte . ht.— , really do. next up, we have julie . ht. hw— , really do. next up, we have julie . hi, my name- , really do. next up, we have julie . , really do. next up, we have- julie . hi, my name is julie , and julie. hi, my name is julie, and i'd like to ask nigel why have you taken a step away from politics? we need you right now . back in this. you're the only person who can stand up for us. our mp has deserted us. you are the person who could sort this out. come back to politics, julie. thank you very much. it's ever so sweet of— julie. thank you very much. it's ever so sweet of you— julie. tha

we go live to bexhill on sea in east sheee— to bexhill on sea in east sussex, where- to bexhill on seabut rishi sunak says it's a fair approach to tackling illegal migration. we're spending as a country £6 million a day housing this

then at 345, i'll be getting all the latest from the protest at bexhill.n the government housing migrants in. back after this there's help for households. are you over state pension age? if your weekly income is below £182.60, or £278.70 if you live with a partner, you could be eligible for pension credit, even if you own your home or have savings. it's worth, on average, £3,500 a year and you could get help with heating bills and more, plus up to £900 in cost of living payments. welcome this is gb news. we are the people's. i'm nana akua. we're live on online and it's already before the break we're talking about the government's net targets. a quick look at what you've been saying, peter, says the conservatives not elected with a net zero manifesto, although, peter, i think it in that it think they did put it in that it should halted until such time should be halted until such time a political party gets elected with net zero. in their manifesto . bit tricky because manifesto. bit tricky because they both it in the jeff says i wonder how many scientists o

and also did a great report from bexhill this ussh— great report from bexhill this thet—- great report— amazing. we like it here, don't uss teth— amazing. we like it here, don't uss yeah. its— amazing. we like it here, don't we? yeah, it's clean- amazing. we like it here, don't we? yeah, it's clean . we like we? yeah, it's clean. we like the shops. we like the beach, toh-t— the shops. we like the beach, toh-t uss — the shops. we like the beach, don't we? yeah.— the shops. we like the beach, don't we? yeah. and- we like the beach, don't we? / “3 the shops. we like the beach, don't we? yeah. and the beach . don't we? yeah. and the beach. and we don't we? yeah. and the beach. aht us tits— don't we? yeah. and the beach. and we like the— don't we? yeah. and the beach. and we like the north— don't we? yeah. and the beach. and we like the north bay.- don't we? / “3 3 and we like the north bay. just tsouss— and we like the north bay. just tsouss its— and we like the north bay. just because it's a— and we like the north bay. just because it's a little bit guistst— because it's a little bit guis

is that some these reality is that some of these barges or or indeed the north island prison near bexhillr. anyway, norman baker, thamt yaw tar— shocker. anyway, norman baker, thank you for joining shocker. anyway, norman baker, thank you forjoining us on that thank you for joining us on that thts— thank you for joining us on that thts mamhe— thank you for joining us on that this morning-so- thank you for joining us on that this morning. so to this morning. okay so next to the— this morning. okay so next to the-ts— this morning. okay so next to the-ts eamhe- this morning. okay so next to the-is coming up- this morning. okay so next to the is coming up 930, the point is coming up at 930, amtrew— the point is coming up at 930, amtrew-amt— the point is coming up at 930, andrew-and bev- the point is coming up at 930, andrew and bev turner are andrew pierce and bev turner are here,— andrew pierce and bev turner are here, as— andrew pierce and bev turner are here, as wswat— andrew pierce and bev turner are here, as wswat ta— andrew pierce and bev turner are here, as usual, to tell us all ahawt—