bibby stockholm. all bibby stockholm.'ll all be with what this is, be familiar with what this is, right? it is the barge, which is holding seekers. well holding asylum seekers. well a labour mp now, nadia labour mp now, uh, nadia whittome. she been over whittome. she has been over there. that there. she's complaining that there. she's complaining that the let her on the tories won't let her on board. wonders what on earth board. she wonders what on earth they're she's been they're hiding. so she's been interviewing, to the interviewing, talking to the so—called residents aboard. let's listen. let's have a little listen. >> in parliament after >> i'm back in parliament after meeting the meeting with residents of the bibby stockholm . their testimony bibby stockholm. their testimony was emotional and harrowing . the was emotional and harrowing. the men i met said it felt like living in a prison. >> i mean, give me a break. >> i mean, give me a break. >> she's the new kate adie. there she is. she's been into the danger zone.

what do you think should happen to the bibby stockholm, then?eople there, because that place is not good for people. they are running from persecution there. they thought when they would come here, they would have peace, they would have safety. then when they came back to seek asylum, they are treating them like they are criminal, like prisoners. dan johnson, bbc news. young people who take and share nude pictures are contributing to a rise in sexual offences committed by children in england and wales. police figures suggest the offenders in half of all reported child abuse cases in england and wales were also under 18. senior officers say some are not aware they are breaking the law. our home affairs correspondent tom symonds reports. this website created by students in 2021 was a turning point, police say. he blackmailed me into sending him nude pictures. schoolchildren began revealing the sexual pressure they face from other children. he kept sending me photos of it and asking if i would have sex with him. including to appear nude. but these

what do you think should happen to the bibby stockholm then? dan johnson, bbc news. british and us warships repelled what britain described as the largest such attack to date. the us military said more than 20 missiles and drones had been shot down overnight. the us secretary of state, antony blinken, has held talks with the palestinian president, mahmoud abbas in the occupied west bank. the discussions are thought to have centred on reform of the palestinian authority and the possible route towards a palestinian state as a solution to the conflict with israel. mr blinken will next head to bahrain to meet king hamad. 0ur middle east correspondent yolande knelljoins us from jerusalem. this is mr blinken's fourth visit to the region since the israel/hamas war began — how would you assess what he's achieved? the state department said the real aim of the trip was about double tapping the messages it has already been passing to israel. rather than coming up with new achievements. of course the big call from the us has been for israel to reduce the numbers of civilians bei

unlike the bibby stockholm do welsome they? unlike the bibby stockholm do welsome ofay? is that there is unnecessary. but i mean, you read it and they do the problem is so some people shouldn't be there and some people are fleeing persecution and those fleeing persecution and those fleeing persecution and those fleeing persecution do have, you know, they have serious mental health problems. they shouldn't just they don't have a right to. great. why? no, i'm not. seriously, carol, that's not what i'm saying. but this is. but this is what what i'm but this is what carol, what i'm saying is that if we process saying is, is that if we process them properly, that actually we send home who send the people home who shouldn't here, and the shouldn't be here, and the people are here, we to people who are here, we need to look after them. that that actually that they don't get put in scotland. if we try to send people home who shouldn't be here, there's an outcry. well, there's court there's an there's a court case, there's an appeal. people are stopped. actually, are being i mean

what do you think should happen to the bibby stockholm, then?ld stop taking people there, because that place is not good for people. they are running from persecution there. they thought when they would come here, they would have peace, they would have safety. then when they came back to seek asylum, they are treating them like they are criminal, like prisoners. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. our wind will have a little less bite to it over the next few days as we start to shift direction, away from it coming off the continent and more from the atlantic, this area of high pressure is starting to nudge a bit further southwards and bringing the air around it. but with it comes a lot more cloud and we're already seeing that today across eastern scotland, northern england, parts of northern ireland and north wales. the chance of some rain and sleet showers around, a bit of drizzle in places, too. but the far south of the country stays sunny through the rest of today and staying sunny as well in western parts of scotland where the winds are li

she's been on the bibby stockholm and we will show you what she said about what she found . found. >>b. >> it's not what she said. >> it's not what she said. >> a chef . don't go anywhere >> a chef. don't go anywhere nice to me. >> we'll you what she did >> we'll tell you what she did say. this is britain's newsroom that i knew had dewbs& co weeknights from six. >> welcome back to 1138. we are joined back in the studio by political commentator and author tonia buxton and gb news senior political commentator nigel nelson. so guys , the first story nelson. so guys, the first story we're going to look at is this video that's gone viral on social media. it's a labour mp, nadia whittome, and she visited the bibby stockholm barge, which of course has the asylum seekers , refugees, illegal immigrants, whatever name you want to call these people on it. and this is what she has say . what she has to say. >> in parliament after >> i'm back in parliament after meeting with residents of the bibby stockholm. they're testimony was emotional and harrowing. the men i met said it felt like living in a

the funeral has been held in albania, of an asylum seeker, who died on board the bibby stockholm vessely to his room mate on the moored ship, who says he fears others will harm themselves if living conditions don't improve. yusuf deen kargbo, has been speaking to danjohnson. this is the end of a journey made originally in hope by a young man who left albania seeking the safety of asylum, but ended his own life. leonard was 27. "he was treated very badly," his aunt says. "like an animal, he told us, we will suffer until we know the truth." and for the first time, we've heard from the man sharing leonard's cabin. it's very quiet space. he likes to be by himself. he will be sitting alone with his phone, playing. so you didn't think he was struggling? first, when i moved there, i didn't see any sign of that in him. yusuf was the last person to see him alive. and he says many others are struggling on the vessel and sharing their concerns. the barge is intended as a cheaper alternative to hotels, housing up to 500 men. the home office told us it takes the welfare of those in its care very ser

to, might actually would quite like to live on somewhere the bibby live on somewhere like the bibby stockholm can indeed. live on somewhere like the bibby stockho i can tell indeed. live on somewhere like the bibby stockho i can tell you indeed. live on somewhere like the bibby stockho i can tell you ind got >> and i can tell you i've got difference my difference of opinions on my panel tonight. got quentin letts. >> you'll be familiar with him from kevin as from the mail and kevin craig as well. labour councillor. >> they see eye to eye on >> they don't see eye to eye on this issue. so it'll be interesting or interesting to see whether or not bottom of not we can get to the bottom of what we should be doing in this situation or not. >> what want. >> that's what you want. politics that's all politics with punch. that's all coming on dewbs& six till coming up on dewbs& co six till seven. fantastic stuff . and i seven. fantastic stuff. and i see i did mean it. it's my favourite part of the show now. moving favourite part of the show now. m0'i'lli favourite part of the show now. m0'i'll give you

what do you think should happen to the bibby stockholm, then? dan johnson, bbc news.y-— we will of course keep across that ongoing story. now the sport. good morninu. morning. chelsea fans disappointed again. it is a familiar old feeling for them. middlesbrough are not disappointed. halfway there to wembley with a win in the first leg. chelsea, £1 billion spent and still no joy. really wasteful yesterday. but still a second leg to come. for now, middlesbrough, who won the trophy almost 20 years ago, the only major trophy they have won in their history. the manager called on players to invoke the spirit of 2014 and they did that. —— 2004 win. patrick gearey was watching. commentator: hayden hackney! they're halfway there. only one goal and only one leg, but look what it meant for hayden hackney, for middlesbrough, this was some statement. teesside pride — you could see it and feel it before kick—off, even if, initially, boro couldn't channel it. cole palmer might have punished them — should have punished them. because little more than five minutes later, the championsh

all of that in just a moment bibby stockholm patrick christys tonight, 9 to 11 pm. >> the governmentve cleared the asylum backlog . cleared the asylum backlog. nigel farage joins us to blow the lid off that. who are we letting in? where are they living and what is the cost to the taxpayer? the jeffrey epstein files are set be epstein files are set to be released today. speak to a released today. i speak to a source close to epstein source very close to the epstein investigation. should king charles abdicate the queen of denmark has done so. is it time for charles to make way for william and kate? and will labour turn britain into a woke hellscape ? cash strapped labour hellscape? cash strapped labour councils are checking businesses, lgbtq+ credentials to make sure that they fit their agenda. all of that and more on patrick christys tonight 9 to 11 pm. p.m. >> it's a funny old world, isn't it? it's just a few years ago that president obama, the european union and with huge support from the brits said no, no, no, no, no. iran aren't that bad at all. we can work with iran. we can have

the returns bibby stockholm and the returns agreement that the government has with, uh, albania . got with, uh, albania. um, you know, all of those things add up to a policy that should be quite eye catching and appetising for, for voters , appetising for, for tory voters, the one nation is are appealing to five families, to this five families, this rebel group that rebel group saying that compromise win elections. >> otherwise the big winners in this will be will be labour. do people their votes towards people put their votes towards reform? um interesting group of people . this group of rebels in people. this group of rebels in the families we talked the five families we talked about jenrick obviously about robert jenrick obviously previously ally of the previously a close ally of the prime minister, now this prime minister, now leading this very but in there as well. very much, but in there as well. danny kruger be speaking to danny kruger will be speaking to him this morning. but him at 8:00 this morning. but just this week making headlines for that the for saying that the con

them into ourjails, stop that stop with the gimmicks that don't work bibby don't work like the bibby stockholm 1% scheme, which will tackle 1% actually to some asylum actually speak to some asylum seekers. when you speak to them, you find out that what they're sold in terms of what life in britain going like, britain is going to be like, it's unlike what they're it's very unlike what they're actually experiencing so actually experiencing here. so the government's approach is failing. can all see that. failing. we can all see that. and that's why it's time to try a different approach . the one a different approach. the one that and keir that yvette cooper and keir starmer laid okay. starmer have laid out. okay. >> perkins, labour for >> toby perkins, labour for chesterfield. for joining >> toby perkins, labour for chin erfield. for joining >> toby perkins, labour for chin erfiestudio for joining >> toby perkins, labour for chtinerfiestudio and forjoining >> toby perkins, labour for chtinerfiestudio and good ining >> toby perkins, labour for chtinerfiestudio and good luck us in the studio and go

and if they're going in caravans they're going to be in caravans or stockholm or even a or the bibby stockholmere and then forget, some of and then don't forget, some of these a legitimate these people have a legitimate right enter the country, and right to enter the country, and we them in here we should get them in here working and paying but at working and paying tax. but at the moment, every body comes in working and paying tax. but at the then ant, every body comes in working and paying tax. but at the then aftervery body comes in working and paying tax. but at the then after 2ery body comes in working and paying tax. but at the then after 2 or body comes in working and paying tax. but at the then after 2 or 3)dy comes in working and paying tax. but at the then after 2 or 3 years mes in working and paying tax. but at the then after 2 or 3 years ofes in and then after 2 or 3 years of keeping their heads down, they get, believe it? get, would you believe it? they get, would you believe it? they get stamped clear get the rubber stamped to clear the backlog. but the idea that this block of lu