well yeah. >> and john says the next time someone bibby stockholm someone calls bibby stockholm a prisonoil just called it in. that's where you'll be familiar with. john says time with. john says the next time someone it a prison, someone does call it a prison, please remind them that please can you remind them that this to this barge was used to accommodate forces ? accommodate our forces? personnel in the personnel went down in the falklands . so if it was good falklands. so if it was good enough for troops, why all of a suddenisit enough for troops, why all of a sudden is it not good enough for these people , the migrants? that these people, the migrants? that is a very , very fair point. is a very, very fair point. before i leave the show, i have to pick up a viewer conversation. nick wrote in and asked me, michelle, how do you cope doing your job? because the news is so depressing. doom and gloom and all the rest of it. how do you manage mental how do you manage your mental health? think that's a health? and i think that's a very fair point, alex, because there negativity there is s

so surely the bibby so slowly but surely the bibby stockholm now in action stockholm barge is now in n and it is filling up fast. >> well, there we go. look, jeff, thank you very, very much. for the latest on unusual twist to the bibby barge saga , which to the bibby barge saga, which is just stop oil got is that just stop oil got involved and tried block it. involved and tried to block it. it's an interesting time it's been an interesting time for stop oil, actually, for just stop oil, actually, because other reports because i've got other reports here met police here about the met police arrested. stop oil arrested. just stop oil co—founders roger hallam and indigo rumbelow . and dawn raids indigo rumbelow. and dawn raids after eco zealots announced three more weeks of slow marches across london. so the met police launched some kind of pre—emptive strike on this, which as much as i get annoyed by, just stop oil . and i dare by, just stop oil. and i dare say that a lot of people do as well. the idea of a pre—emptive strike by police i think does seem a little bit egregious. is that t

bibby stockholm barge, are the po|ringleaders ?'ringleaders ? thisnpt arrest bibby stockholm barge, are the po|ringleaders ? this was arrest bibby stockholm barge, are the po|ringleaders ? this was the;t its ringleaders? this was the just stop oil story that we were originally going to do before they rocked up and sat in front of a bus bit. or actually, of a bus for a bit. or actually, is it authoritarian is it all authoritarian overreach police to overreach from the police to make pre—emptive arrests? we have footage of those arrests actually to bring you, which is quite interesting . my panel of quite interesting. my panel of top pundits will discuss that later tonight. but first, as anti—semitic chants are heard, as a pro—palestine protest outside downing street, do police need to be tougher on those kind of demonstrations? former conservative minister ann widdecombe joins me to discuss that, is n ext next our royal masterminds, lady colin campbell and phil dampier. still to come . colin campbell and phil dampier. still to come.

the home office says the bibby stockholm is now safe, and will eventually house 500 people.ills. housing migrants in hotels is costing £8 million a day. 0ur south—west england correspondent jenny kumah reports from dorset. asylum seekers leaving their hotel in devon this morning. some told the bbc they were worried and afraid to return to the barge, saying it had felt like a prison. it was back in august when the first group of men were taken up the gangplank of the bibby stockholm, but legionella was found in the water system and, just five days later, they were sent to live in a devon hotel. embarrassing, given the home office's intention to reduce hotel bills. how are you feeling about going back to the barge? it feels scary. it's good to be here, not on the barge. earlier this week, i spoke to this man. he's among the group returning today. accommodation is offered on a no—choice basis... he received a letter from the home office last week telling him he has to return. how would you say the barge compares to living here? this is like heaven and, that, like hell. it was l

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the government say the way forward is using things like the bibby stockholm, other anti people sayingmust be better solutions like fighting the gangs in france that are bringing these people ever in the first place. are bringing these people ever in the first place-— the first place. thank you for the moment, duncan. _ a towering sweet chestnut renowned for its beauty and history has been voted the uk's tree of the year. the 484—year—old tree in acton park in wrexham has stood since the reign of queen elizabeth i. as well as weathering many storms, it also survived being pillaged for firewood in 1940s post—war britain. previous winners include the sycamore gap tree, before it was illegally cut down last month. that is a sweet chestnut tree. 500 years old, nearly.— years old, nearly. 484, beautiful, stunninu. years old, nearly. 484, beautiful, stunning- l— years old, nearly. 484, beautiful, stunning. iwonder_ years old, nearly. 484, beautiful, stunning. i wonder what - years old, nearly. 484, beautiful, stunning. i wonder what carol - years old, nearly. 484, beautiful,j stunning. i won

the bibby stockholm arrived in portland injuly, but it's been far from plain sailing for this vessel.currently standing at around £8 million a day. the first men arrived in august but five days later, they were taken off the barge and taken to a hotel in devon. legionella bacteria was found in the water system — the latest in a long line of issues holding the bibby stockholm back. how are you feeling about going back to the barge? it feels scary. it's good to be here, not on the barge. this man was one of the 39 moved on and then off again. accommodation is offered on no—choice basis. he received a letter from the home office last week telling him he has to return. how would you say the barge compares to living here? this is like heaven and that's like hell. we were living like we were alone, we were feeling lonely, loneliness and now here, we are attached to the people and to different clubs like cricket club. we feel like we are living in a society. the people of its own town are divided because of this and we all want the same thing and that's no to the barge! the barge's arrival t

the home office says the bibby stockholm is now safe and will eventually house 500 people.using migrants in hotels is costing £8 million a day. 0ur south west england correspondent jenny kumah reports from dorset. asylum seekers leaving their hotel in devon this morning. some told the bbc they were worried and afraid to return to the barge, saying it had felt like a prison. it was back in august when the first group of men were taken up the gangplank of the bibby stockholm, but legionella was found in the water system and, in the water system and just five days later they were sent to live in a devon hotel. embarrassing, given the home office's intention to reduce hotel bills. how are you feeling about going back to the barge? it feels scary. it's good to be here, not on the barge. earlier this week i spoke to this man. he's among the group returning today. accommodation is offered on a no—choice basis... he received a letter from the home office last week telling him he has to return. how would you say the barge compares to living here? this is like heaven and, that, like

being concerned about the amount of taxpayers money, presumably the outlay for something like the bibby stockholmhe refit , but with the stockholm is high initially with the refit, but with the problems that we've seen with legionella, but will become more cost effective than hotels time . effective than hotels over time. and if you don't have barges like the bibby stockholm and the government has a legal obugafion government has a legal obligation provide safe obligation to provide safe housing people, you housing for these people, you then are forced to put them into expensive hotels, which could also be in dorset, on also be in dorset, indeed on your doorstep. have to go your doorstep. they have to go somewhere . somewhere. >> course they have to go >> of course they have to go somewhere initially if you somewhere. but initially if you look at the cost that this is, we are being used as a test case, this is quite obvious. and i think what's actually happening is the government is just not accepting the fact that this this is not a cost effective way of housing migrants as i say, a costing has b

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and bibby stockholm is located.se against the home secretary , suella the home secretary, suella braverman, over the housing of those asylum seekers on the barge. and she had to kind of key points. the first one was regarding long planning permission the lawyers on behalf of mrs. parks were arguing that housing asylum seekers on the barge was actually a breach of planning control. and they also said that it wasn't in compliance with environmental impact assessment duties. now that actually rejected by by that was actually rejected by by mr justice holgate based purely mrjustice holgate based purely on jurisdiction. he said, you've actually brought the wrong claim ant to this hearing . you should ant to this hearing. you should have actually brought the case against the local council because they're the people that are involved in any kind of planning decisions. it's up planning decisions. it's not up to that was to the home office so that was rejected. that was why the first part of appeal case was part of that appe

has lost a high court fight with the home secretary over the housing of asylum seekers on the bibby stockholmllenge the lawfulness of the use of the barge in portland, dorset, saying the home office needs planning permission . the vessel planning permission. the vessel has been vacant since legionella bacteria were detected on board back in august, but the home office says the barge is now safe seekers to safe for asylum seekers to return and all flights at london luton airport are suspended until 3 pm. after a large fire in a terminal car park. flames and smoke tore through cars parked at the airport terminal last night . the fire service last night. the fire service says the place suffered significant structural collapse and that nearly 1500 vehicles are in the affected car park. it's believed it was caused by a diesel car . five people were diesel car. five people were admitted to nearby hospitals for smoke inhalation . the shadow smoke inhalation. the shadow health secretary says labour government would turn the nhs on its head during the last day of the conference in liverpool . wes the

a bibby stockholm in portland. a number of people were taken off the barge.er deadly bacteria was found on board. the home office says all necessary tests have now been completed and food has been delivered to the barge . been delivered to the barge. concrete that could be at risk of collapse has been identified in another 43 schools and colleges across england. the department for education says the latest figures on the concrete known as rack brings the total to 214. the last update from ministers in september had the number at 174 more . the met police has more. the met police has described new facial recognition technology to catch prolific shoplifters as game changing in a pilot of the new software. 12 retailers provided images of 30 of the worst offenders when compared with the forces custody shots. almost half came up as positive matches. those offenders are now being investigated with a view to build criminal cases as and an evacuation order has been put in place by angus council for all residents in the town of brecon in scotland . that's around 350 i

and if you want to know more about the impact of the bibby stockholm on portland there's a documentary in the community�* — available on the bbc iplayer. this is cardigan in west wales — where untreated sewage has been illegally released into the water there, for many years. welsh water has now admitted that this has been happening at dozens of treatment plants. and the one in cardigan is among the worst — with the sewage flowing directly into an environmentally protected area near a rare dolphin habitat. welsh water only admitted what has been happening after the bbc showed the company analysis of its own data, as our environment correspondentjonah fisher reports. so the sewage treatment works is over behind us here. peter hammond is the water industry�*s worst nightmare. a mathematician and retired professor, he requests the water companies�* data and then analyses it, to find out if they�*re doing something wrong. here in cardigan, in west wales, he obtained flow—and—spill records from the local treatment plant. they showed that in the last five years, it�*s been regularly dischargi

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inspectors and the fire brigade said everyone's brigade that said everyone's going to have to come off bibby stockholmt was legionella or whatever it was that wasn't it? that they found, wasn't it? >> is the thing. >> and this is the thing. sometimes i want to shake people because i think surely, surely before i before you board, i mean, i would it. i do would have checked it. i do confess. i do not. i know nothing about u—bends or whatever. testing that whatever. and the testing that goes surely it is very goes on, but surely it is very simple that you make sure that all your checks are done and complete you have the complete and that you have the results back before you load people on to accommodation . people on to that accommodation. an especially in this time of intense scrutiny . so sometimes intense scrutiny. so sometimes i don't know who is who are making these kind of decisions and who is advising people . but is advising people. but sometimes i do. i just want to go in and shake them. i said, what are you doing? >> i mean, really, it's a perfect example of government failure, isn't it? >> we

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now the bibby stockholm barge is back open for business. but look who's come barging in.ttempting to block a bus, transporting the migrants. so have the so—called climate activists been exposed as hard left agitators, but they need much exposing , surely. but i go much exposing, surely. but i go head to head with with just stop oil spokesperson emma brown in an unmissable clash. that's happening shortly. plus, why have 2000 of the uk's best known luvvies , including tilda swinton luvvies, including tilda swinton ? no, me neither. steve coogan . ? no, me neither. steve coogan. yeah. charles dance . yeah. okay. yeah. charles dance. yeah. okay. bit cockney rhyming slang there. signed a letter condemning israeli military actions, but not the sadistic terror of hamas . i will deliver my scathing perspective on these out of touch liberal elites. next then my leading pundits share their views. and tonight, have we got. well, it's the wonderful alison pearson, lord bailey and amy nicole turner . what pearson, lord bailey and amy nicole turner. what a top tier panel nicole turner.

migrants are now returning bibby stockholm returning to the bibby stockholm pass at pass despite protests house 500 men has a capacity to house 500 men awaiting their asylum application outcomes , were application outcomes, were evacuated in august after legionella bacteria was found in the water supply. however the home office has said that the water supply is now safe and secure. so is the government right to send the migrants back to the bibby stockholm barge? let's see what my panel make of that. i'm joined by author and broadcaster lizzie cundy and also adviser jeremy also former adviser to jeremy corbyn, schneider . james corbyn, james schneider. james schneider, i want to start with you . they right to get them you. were they right to get them back on the barge? no of course not. >> i mean, the whole policy is incredibly stupid, wrongheaded, as well as being cruel and unpleasant . i as well as being cruel and unpleasant. i mean, as well as being cruel and unpleasant . i mean, you've got unpleasant. i mean, you've got 170,000 cases. that's the number of people in the backlog. and pu

but asylum seekers living on the bibby stockholm, but . but they bibby stockholm, but.ecretary . hm. >> good for her. that and much more after your morning news with sophia . in with sophia. in >> it's 1032. with sophia. in >> it's1032. i'm sophia with sophia. in >> it's 1032. i'm sophia wenzel in the newsroom . the government in the newsroom. the government is holding an emergency meeting to discuss the threat of terrorism linked to the israel—hamas conflict . but israel—hamas conflict. but police and national security officials are also taking part in the cobra meeting at the downing street . it follows downing street. it follows a rise in anti—semitic and islamophobic incidents during demonstrations across the country . the uk's current terror country. the uk's current terror threat level stands at substantial meaning an attack is likely. meanwhile while gaza continues to face air and artillery bombardment as israel's offensive into the strip continues , israeli tanks strip continues, israeli tanks and troops are pressing into the enclave with the israel defence forc

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we're live in liverpool and the home office announces that they will return asylum seekers to the bibby stockholm barge in portland as early as next week. >> after the lengthy legionnaire's disease delay . legionnaire's disease delay. >> and as scotland recovers from widespread flooding, another 33 warnings and ten flood alerts are put in place across much of the country. we're live in perth. one of the worst hit areas . here's your headlines now areas. here's your headlines now with . aaron with. aaron >> it is 12:01. good afternoon to you, aaron armstrong here in the gb newsroom . almost 200,000 the gb newsroom. almost 200,000 people are fleeing their homes in gaza as israel continues to launch hundreds of airstrikes on hamas terrorists . supplies of hamas terrorists. supplies of water, food and electricity to gaza have been cut off as the conflict enters its fourth day. its health ministry says at least 770 palestinians have been killed and 4000 injured since saturday. hamas has threatened to kill an israeli hostage for every unannounced airstrike . every unannounced airstrike. israel's defenc

migrants are returning to an accommodation barge amid protests at the port gates to the bibby stockholm. the floating vessel, which has capacity for up to 500 men awaiting the outcome of asylum applications, was evacuated in august after legionella bacteria was found in the water supply. the home office said it was now "safe and secure". the 222—room, three—storey barge, chartered by the government for 18 months, arrived at the port injuly. to tell us more, let's speak now to our correspondent duncan kennedy what is the latest from that? and other big development, those migrants are back on board, they just got back on board recently, having spent the last two months in a hotel done in dublin. you'll remember that back in august, they had to come of this barge in the port behind me because they did find traces of legionella in the water system. —— a hotel in devon. they said that no one had actually got legionella but it was a precautionary measure to get people off the barge. this meant the last two months cleaning and he culminating it and making it safe, and it has been retested, and

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the home office says the bibby stockholm is now safe and will eventually house 500 people.educe accommodation bills. asylum seekers leaving their hotel in devon this morning for some told the bbc they were worried and afraid to be returning to the barge, saying it felt like a prison. legionella was found in the water system and just five days later, they were sent to live in a devon hotel. embarrassing, given the government intention to reduce hotel bills. how are you feeling about going back to the barge? it is are you feeling about going back to the barre? , , are you feeling about going back to the barre? ,, are you feeling about going back to the barre? , ., are you feeling about going back to the barre? ,,,y .,, the barge? it is scary. good to be here, the barge? it is scary. good to be here. not — the barge? it is scary. good to be here. not on _ the barge? it is scary. good to be here. not on a — the barge? it is scary. good to be here, not on a barge. _ the barge? it is scary. good to be here, not on a barge. i— the barge? it is scary. good to be here, not on a barg

a coach carrying the migrants arrived at the bibby stockholm in dorset this afternoon and was met byort gates. the home office says the vessel is now "safe and secure". people are voting in two by—elections today. they will decide who replaces nadine dorries in mid bedfordshire and chris pincher in tamworth after the resignation of the conservative mps. polling stations opened at 7am and will close at 10pm this evening, with results expected early on friday morning. play more on that by election on abc news website. you're live with bbc news. more now on the israel— gaza war. israel says at least 203 people are now thought to have been taken hostage by hamas in its surprise attack on october the 7th. 0ur middle east correspondent lucy williamson reports. nir oz, three miles from gaza's border, is now a place of silence and noise. they're still finding bodies in the communities in fields near here. this woman, pulled out yesterday, naked and bound with metal wire. recovery teams say more than 20 children were found nearby, tied together and burned. deaths like this enough to break the

that's a dorset resident, is set to challenge the home office in court over its use of the bibby stockholm barge for asylum seekers. >> carolyn parks, the mayor of the isle of portland , believes the isle of portland, believes the isle of portland, believes the government needs permission to use the vessel in portland port. well, the government plans to use barges and military bases to use barges and military bases to reduce the cost of homing asylum seekers in hotels . more asylum seekers in hotels. more on all of our stories on our website, gbnews.com now back to andrew and . andrew and. bev >> well, the labour party leader, keir starmer will deliver his keynote speech today around 2:00. he's going to promise a decade of national renewal. he's promising a generation of new towns to get britain building again. join me in here at liverpool is paul richards, labour's party speech writer, party activist and like me, veteran of labour conferences , paul, this is the conferences, paul, this is the most important speech. keir starmer will make in my view, in his career to date, he's on the verg

. >> asylum seekers have returned to the bibby stockholm in portland port, despite activists attemptingt from happening. a just stop oil protesters obstructed a coach carrying migrants holding banners that read no prison ships and demand humanity. all 39 people were removed from the barge in august after legionella bacteria was discovered . more bacteria was discovered. more than 400 homes have been asked to evacuate in the scottish town of brighton in preparation for the arrival of storm babet. a red weather warning has been issued, meaning there is a risk to life with extensive flooding and winds stronger than 70 miles and winds stronger than 70 miles an hour, forecast at and on next month's mtv europe music awards in paris have been cancelled due to security concerns amid the ongoing conflict in israel and gaza. a taylor swift eight. olivia rodrigo bad bunny and the foo fighters were to be among the nominees for the event in paris. organisers have cited the volatility of world events. france is currently on its highest security alert level after the murder of a school teacher in a su

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going on to the bibby stockholm barge will we actually barge as well.f down as another giant waste of taxpayers time and money? so i've got all of that to get stuck into. after you had headunes. headlines. >> patrick thank you. well, good afternoon to you. >> the latest story from the newsroom is that the hamas terror group has launched renewed rocket attacks on israel. as you've been hearing , israel. as you've been hearing, targeting the southern city of ashkelon. >> these strikes launched from gaza strip a short time ago. >> you can see rocket fire raining down on the israeli city in the south in multiple mortar rounds, landing in that part populated urban area. the militant group warning residents in the southern city to leave by 5 pm. local time, which was more than half an hour ago in israel , air more than half an hour ago in israel, air raid sirens are being heard elsewhere in towns and cities across israel. >> its defence forces claiming more than 4500 rockets have been launched by hamas since saturday. >> the israeli embassy to the us says mor

. >> the government says it's now safe for asylum seekers to return to the bibby stockholm barge withoutfirming , barge without confirming, though, a date just yet . it's though, a date just yet. it's been vacant since legionella bacteria were detected on board back in august. but local mayor carolyn parks is set to challenge the home office on behalf of local residents who've objected to the barge being parked in portland port. she said she believes the government is planning permission to site it. there now the tv presenter holly willoughby has announced she's quitting itv's this morning programme after 14 years hosting the show . in an hosting the show. in an instagram post today . she said instagram post today. she said it had been an honourjust to be part of the this morning story and she's made the decision for her and her family last week, a shopping security shopping centre security officer was charged and remanded in custody over an alleged plot to kidnap and murder the . star with kidnap and murder the. star with gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and no

a coach carrying the migrants are right at the bibby stockholm, also, this afternoon and was met by protestssite replaces the site replaces nadine dorries in mid bedfordshire and chris pincher in tamworth after the conservative mps. polling stations opened on saturday at will close at 10pm with results expected early on friday morning. there will be full coverage of this by—elections on the bbc news website. you're let affect bbc news. to the united states where the veteran state department official josh poole resigned because of president biden's handling of the israel/gaza war. our correspondence is in washington. what is going on here? mr is in washington. what is going on here? ~ ., ., ., here? mr paul works in a department that refuse military _ here? mr paul works in a department that refuse military sales _ here? mr paul works in a department that refuse military sales to - here? mr paul works in a department that refuse military sales to make i that refuse military sales to make sure they comply with international law and then recommend the congress whether they should go ahead and t

barge in portland in after they the bibby stockholm barge in portl. removed after they the bibby stockholmrt of legionella board and legionella bacteria on board and that's as just oil that's as just stop oil protesters attempted to block 39 asylum seekers from boarding the vessel because they would basically trying stop the van basically trying to stop the van holding them. >> uk covid 19 inquiry has heard the country's most senior scientist , dubbed rishi the country's most senior scientist, dubbed rishi sunak doctor death during the pandemic . that's when he was chancellor, of course, dame angela mclean, who became the first female chief scientific adviser earlier this year, made the comments in private messages to a colleague dunng private messages to a colleague during a zoom meeting, shared by the former prime minister boris johnson , a sexual predator who johnson, a sexual predator who stalked and murdered zara. >> aleena is set to challenge his sentence at the court of appeal. jordan mcsweeney targeted at least five women before he turned his attention to 35 year old marcelina as s

a coach carrying the migrants arrived at the bibby stockholm in dorset this afternoon and was met byw safe and secure. people are voting in two by—elections today. they will decide who replaces nadine dorries in mid bedfordshire and chris pincher in tamworth after the resignation of the conservative mps. polling stations opened at 7am and will close at 10pm this evening, with results expected early on friday morning. plenty on that on the bbc website. you're live with bbc news. staying with the situation because there were hundreds of palestinians are crammed into schools, hospitals and other public buildings in the south with supplies running out. live now to omar hassouna a retired doctor who has friends and family in gaza. welcome to bbc news. its only a little more about what to cook down to your wider family.— little more about what to cook down to your wider family. thank you. the second day — to your wider family. thank you. the second day of— to your wider family. thank you. the second day of the _ to your wider family. thank you. the second day of the conflict _ to your wide

a coach carrying the migrants arrived at the bibby stockholm in dorset on thursday and was met by protestsys the vessel is now �*safe and secure.�* people are voting in two by—elections. they will decide who replaces nadine dorries in mid bedfordshire and chris pincher in tamworth after the resignation of the conservative mps. polling stations opened at 7am and will close at 10 this evening, with results expected early on friday morning. of course you can follow the progress of that on the bbc website. you're live with bbc news. so where is that aid that is so badly needed in gaza, what is on the convoy, when will it move. we are going to hear from two people tonight either side of the rafa crossing in egypt who are in charge of getting supplies into gaza and then to people in gaza. but first let's hear from mo salah. it's not always easy to speak in times like this. there has been too much violence and too much heartbreak and brutality. the escalations in the recent weeks is unbearable to witness. all lives are sacred and must be protected. the massacres need to stop. families are being t

now the bibby stockholm barge is back open for business. but look who's come barging in.bus , attempting to block a bus, transporting the migrants. so have the so—called climate activists been exposed as hard left agitators, but they need much exposing , surely. but i go much exposing, surely. but i go head to head with with just stop oil spokesperson emma brown in an unmissable clash. that's happening shortly. plus, why have 2000 of the uk's best known luvvies , including tilda swinton luvvies, including tilda swinton ? no, me neither. steve coogan . ? no, me neither. steve coogan. yeah. charles dance . yeah. okay. yeah. charles dance. yeah. okay. bit cockney rhyming slang there. signed a letter condemning israeli military actions, but not the sadistic terror of hamas . i will deliver my scathing perspective on these out of touch liberal elites. next then my leading pundits share their views. and tonight, have we got. well, it's the wonderful alison pearson, lord bailey and amy nicole turner . what pearson, lord bailey and amy nicole turner. what a top tier panel nicole

a coach carrying the migrants arrived at the bibby stockholm in dorset this afternoon and was met bylections today. they will decide who replaces nadine dorries in mid bedfordshire and chris pincher in tamworth after the resignation of the conservative mps. polling stations opened at 7am and will close at 10 this evening, with results expected early on friday morning. of course, you can follow the progress of that on the bbc website, or results will be listed on there. you're live with bbc news. equally forecful in his support for israel isjoe biden, who has just got back from his trip tojerusalem. and tonight he is going to speak directly to the american people from the oval office, in a primetime address. only the second time he has done this. he is going to tell them why they should be invested in these wars half a world away, and why it is worth this astronomical amount of aid that he is pledging. let's have a listen. one possible resonse let's have a listen. one possible response from — let's have a listen. one possible response from democratic - let's have a listen. one possibl

then of course there are the barges like the bibby stockholm.ibby stockholm that legionnaire's bacteria emerge, meaning that at the very last minute migrants had to be evacuated off the premises. so there is no simple answer for there is no simple answer for the government on what to do with these migrants. and the number is still pretty high. rishi sunak said that he was going to eradicate rate the backlog of migrants waiting for their asylum claims to be processed by the end of this yean processed by the end of this year. well, he hasn't done a bad job at beginning of the job at the beginning of the yean job at the beginning of the year, were 92,000 migrants year, there were 92,000 migrants awaiting in. there awaiting application in. there are now 55,000 odd, but 55,000 migrants still are awaiting for their claims to be processed. that's hardly eradicating the backlog . backlog. >> no, indeed. olivia thanks very much indeed . very much indeed. >> now, still to come, as the sentencing council is examining whether pregnancy should be a stronger

. >> asylum seekers have returned to the bibby stockholm in portland despite activists attempting to prevent it from happening. just stop. oil protesters obstructed a coach carrying migrants holding banners reading no prison ships and demand humanity. all 39 people were removed from the barge in august after legionella bacteria was discovered and more than 400 homes have been asked to evacuate in the scottish town of brecon in preparation for the arrival of storm babet a red weather warning has been issued, meaning there is a risk to life with flooding and with extensive flooding and strong winds stronger than 70 miles an hour forecast . but this miles an hour forecast. but this is gb news live across the uk . is gb news live across the uk. i'll be back with more a little later. but now it's over to . nigel >> good evening. well it was a scottish minister humza yousaf who kicked the debate off yesterday. i mentioned it briefly at the end of the show last night. he is arguing that we take people, maybe a we should take people, maybe a lot of people from gaza. this is what the scottish

but i know that you you certainly don't bibby don't feel that the bibby stockholm appropriate.at the basketball was too small? >> no. what i said is that all the recreational facilities have been taken away. so for example, they've confiscated all the basketballs, they've taken away all the weights. now, each individual thing on its own makes no difference. but if you have a group of eventually 500 men with nothing to do , do men with nothing to do, do nothing to occupy themselves , nothing to occupy themselves, i'm afraid those kinds of things are recipes disaster. are recipes for disaster. you know, kind of 500 men sitting around for months. if not, maybe some them years . and bearing some of them years. and bearing in mind the bibby stockholm is hugely more hugely expensive, it's more expensive people up expensive than putting people up in of the cheaper hotels, in some of the cheaper hotels, in some of the cheaper hotels, in fact. and one point there in fact. and at one point there were guards for 30 people on were 25 guards for 30 people on that barge . the barge is in tha

. >> asylum seekers have returned to the bibby stockholm in portland despite activists attempting to prevent it from happening. just stop. oil protesters obstructed a coach carrying migrants holding banners reading no prison ships and demand humanity. all 39 people were removed from the barge in august after legionella bacteria was discovered and more than 400 homes have been asked to evacuate in the scottish town of brecon in preparation for the arrival of storm babet a red weather warning has been issued, meaning there is a risk to life with flooding and with extensive flooding and strong winds stronger than 70 miles an hour forecast . but this miles an hour forecast. but this is gb news live across the uk . is gb news live across the uk. i'll be back with more a little later. but now it's over to . nigel >> good evening. well it was a scottish minister humza yousaf who kicked the debate off yesterday. i mentioned it briefly at the end of the show last night. he is arguing that we take people, maybe a we should take people, maybe a lot of people from gaza. this is what the scottish

now what they want did was to go on to the bibby stockholm barge to see the conditions in which theseat have crossed the channel on small boats are living, but they approach the home office that permission has not yet been granted. so what's going to happenis granted. so what's going to happen is lloyd russell—moyle is going to go down there. he's going to go down there. he's going to go down there. he's going to meet some of the asylum seekers that are being housed on the barge. he is going to meet the barge. he is going to meet the local mayor who is very opposed to people being put on this barge in this area in the first place. but they're making the point that they're very concerned about the conditions in which these people are being kept. they don't want it to be seen as punishment for trying to get here and seek asylum. but i suspect that the labour leadership could could really do without this today. >> let's let's look at the conservatives big week there. they're sort of billing this ai summit that they're having and they'd love world leaders and things to come round. i'm act

has lost a high court fight with the home secretary over the housing of asylum seekers on the bibby stockholmbarge in portland. mayor carolyn parks wanted to challenge the lawfulness of the use of the barge in portland port, saying the home office should have got planning permission to site it there and use it there. the vessel has been vacant since legionella bacteria were detected on board back in august, but the home office says the barge is now safe for asylum seekers to return . us gb news across the uk return. us gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. this is britain's news channel . britain's news channel. >> thank you, polly. hello and welcome to headliners. your first look at tomorrow's papers with three comedians. i'm one of them. i'm leo kyrees and i'm joined and lewis joined by paul cox and lewis schaffer. cox and schaffer. it sounds like a german film, a bit of a taxi driver in 1997. >> you boys doing all right? >> you boys doing all right? >> how are you doing ? don't >> how are you doing? don't mention the ger

so that they can proceed with the bibby stockholm . now, the bibby stockholm. different courts about the policy, various policies , policy, the various policies, whether rwanda or this one. whether it's rwanda or this one. this has been by an this has been brought by an individual. she's actually the mayor portland , although mayor of portland, although she's this in her personal she's doing this in her personal her personal capacity. and it's effectively what she's saying is that government has that the government has circumvented what would be normal rules by using normal planning rules by using this because of that, this barge. and because of that, things like environmental impact , that the impact on health and the impact on equality, things that you would normally anticipate , any planning anticipate, any planning development to have have been avoided and that will be decided whether or not the case is strong enough to go to a full heanng strong enough to go to a full hearing parallel with the supreme court hearing day two there where the government's tryi

it's not it's not like people bibby stockholm where like the bibby stockholm where people on and peopleople are prisoners, point that prisoners, but the point is that these these people can leave, get and roam around get on and off and roam around the in a prison. you're in the town. in a prison. you're in a yeah a prison? yeah >> to say, got quite >> i have to say, i've got quite a with alex a lot of sympathy with alex chalk, justice secretary, on chalk, the justice secretary, on this. i think right. this. i think it's right. i think think summed it think as i think peter summed it up beautifully, using that phrase in academy of crime. we've known some we've long known that some impressionable prisoners who have no reading or writing skills, mental health skills, severe mental health issues, can be become career criminals as a result of having a stretch in prison. and i think there's got to be that's got to change. on the other hand, i think he's also looking at making dangerous criminals stay behind bars for a lot longer. so i think that is also a good idea. keir starmer's plans to de