but inside the paper, the express has got this comment from tony smith, your namesake, a former border forceship with the french border police —— borderforce chief. why on a political level as well? police -- border force chief. why on a political level as well?— a political level as well? that's robabl a political level as well? that's probably a _ a political level as well? that's probably a question _ a political level as well? that's probably a question to - a political level as well? that's probably a question to ask - a political level as well? that's probably a question to ask the | a political level as well? that's - probably a question to ask the daily express, _ probably a question to ask the daily express, who never miss the opportunity to produce a fantastical headline _ opportunity to produce a fantastical headline. look, france has been doing— headline. look, france has been doing quite— headline. look, france has been doing quite a bit in terms of trying to deter— doing quite a bit in terms of trying to deter these crossings, but this proposal— to deter these crossings, but th

border force . department office. border force.artment of transport and defra are to take industrial action in a dispute over pay. the union has been for a 10% pay rise for its members , but this was rejected members, but this was rejected by the government . it's planning by the government. it's planning one month of what it calls industrial action from mid—december, which will affect borders and other areas of transport. royal mail workers have also announced a further series strikes in the run up to christmas . the communication christmas. the communication workers union walk out in six states in december , including states in december, including christmas eve . that's in christmas eve. that's in addition to the four days coming up over the next two weeks. royal mail has called the action damaging the football association has criticised qatar overits association has criticised qatar over its u—turn on alcohol. it comes fifa announced that beer will be sold at the islamic countries world cup stadiums. the fsa criticised the timin

you touched on e border force control, the people who check passports.coming up to the christmas period, people traveling. you are talking about representing people who are making sure the highways and motor ways are safe. people will be using the roads a lot because of strike aion on the rails. this will be a difficult situation for a lot of people trying to get around over christmas. >> there's no doubt we will see significant disruption over christmas, but the fact is, these strikes have not yet happened. we have notified our intention to do them, but the anger should be directed at the government. how can it be that the government sits there, knowing that people are in pover, using food banks, and says nothing about train workers, postal workers, public servants and civil servants who are in the pit of despair? if they found money to alleviate this problem many people are facing, the strikes would not happen. kasia: stay with us he on "outside source." still to come, it's thanksgiving in the u.s. we are visiting the annual thanksgiving macy's day par

this happened lastl sunday at the border force centre in kent. out this attack was andrew leek, he is believed to have killed himself after throwing some crudely made incendiary devices was not they had to move 700 people to the manston asylum processing centre for safety reason. we have had a statement, after considering the evidence collected... and take us back to the incident at the harmondsworth detention centre. what we know about that and what this group of detainees had armed themselves with, for example? this ha--ened themselves with, for example? this happened in — themselves with, for example? this happened in the _ themselves with, for example? ti 3 happened in the early hours of this morning, there was a power cut. we have limited information. the bbc understands the tiny left their rooms with various weapons and went into the courtyard and caused a disturbance, according to the home office. specialist officers were called, along with prison service staff. we have no reports of any injuries or any detainees leaving the site. i unders

-- which border force needed, as well as professionalism, team, skills, and planning. a former independent inspector on how he thinks the system can be improved. >> you have people cussing the channel in large numbers. they need proper provision to hold people while they ascertain asylum claims and to identify who they actually are from a security point of view. >> in the first six months of 2022, more than half of the people arriving work from three countries. 80% came from albania and the same number from afghanistan, while 15% were from iran, but the home office is concerned about the rise in people coming from albania. >> we got the additional problem of obtning private networks and huge concern amongst police in respect to their activities in this country. they are bringing people across, some will be used as foot ldiers and there will be some who will end up being human slaves. it is a massive probably. >> the home secretary has questioned the legitimacy of asylum claims of people from albania, saying that albania is not a war-torn country. she also said that if

will a concrete wall on the border help ukraine, and what is the mood of the residents of the border forces? belarus or assess the situation with your own eyes, a very picturesque landscape, and the border with belarus is here. a few tens of meters recently, the self-proclaimed dictator of this country, oleksandr lukashenko, threatened ukraine again, and experts call new invasions from the territory of a neighboring state are possible, so is this really true, how serious are the threats and are our defenders ready to figure it out together, it is expensive here, it is quite difficult, it is snowy and full of defensive structures, because it is the border with the belarusians in the chernihiv region, here russian troops tried to invade ukraine february 24 but the bridge across the dnipro was blown up by the ukrainian army on the same day, and the tense atmosphere remains here to this day, the border guards say, daily patrols are carried out the border guard of belarus is also patrolling on foot. well, we can see how the engineering arrangement of the border control is being carried out. it w

that border force does waters?force does it heathrow airport or other entry in the united kingdom. if you if you had 400 people coming off a jumbo jet and charging the e—gates they would be mobbed by and then have guns pointed in their they'd be handcuffed, they'd be marched to room, put on a plane and sent back to where from. so why where they came from. so why don't at the point of don't we do that at the point of entry? well us in the sea, you wouldn't on plane wouldn't getting on a plane unless it to use your these unless you it to use your these are people who are being ripped off let let's just say they are voluntarily paying thousands the pounds to finish is part of the problem. what's the problem? the problem. what's the problem? the problem is that it's impossible to have a sensible debate. what is what is immigration ? because is what is immigration? because it is so vile , it's not violent. it is so vile, it's not violent. these people are invading our country. let let me just let me just say i will not

concrete wall on the border help ukraine, and what is the current mood of the residents of the border forces. this is how we fear them. they violated the border with belarusians. assess with your own eyes the situation around me is a very picturesque landscape to the border with belarus here a few tens of meters recently the self-proclaimed dictator of this country oleksandr lukashenko threatened ukraine again and experts name new possible dates of invasion from the territory of a neighboring country, so is this really true, how serious are the threats and are our defenders ready? let's figure it out together. the roads here are quite difficult, snowy and full of defensive structures, because this is the border with belarus in the chernihiv region, here russian troops tried to invade ukraine. on february 24th, but the month across the dnipro was on the same day, it was blown up by the ukrainian army and the tense atmosphere is still here, the border guards say, daily patrols of the border service of belarus by boat are also carried out, they needed patrolling on foot well, we can see how the

let's get more on this story with tony smith, a former head of the uk border force. logistical issues, the resources and the money and number of books on the ground? well, as dannyjust said, this isn't a panacea, it's a step in the right direction, in my view. i worked in the border force and immigration service before that for 40 years and for a great deal of that time i was speaking to our colleagues and friends actually at an operational level, you refer to a number of agreements we had reached with the french to tighten up on the controls around the ports in calais and dunkirk and also on our side and over, so we do have a very good working relationship with them, but i think the big story here is the political breakthrough, really, that the french have agreed we can now work more closely with the french in terms of the way they deploy their resources on their coastline. we do have significant assets these days, drones and other surveillance technologies that are available. that might, with the additional patrols, make a significant dent in the numbers. i think t

the hope is that embedding uk border force observers in the french control centre will make it easierpts to cross the channel, like this one filmed yesterday by a french fisherman. dover's mp, though, doesn't think the deal is good enough. well, i think this new french agreement, unfortunately, falls short of the type of action that we need to tackle the small boats crisis. it is an absolutely urgent situation. we do need to see those boats stopped before they leave france. this morning's arrivals were loaded onto coaches for the 20 mile journey to the processing centre at manston. recently criticised by inspectors for wretched conditions, including overcrowding and disease, the home office wouldn't say whether the numbers at manston today remain within legal limits. this has been going on a very, very long time, and the home secretary has said that the asylum system is broken. she's right about that — they broke it. so, yes, this is a step in the right direction, but there is so much more that needs to be done. as things stand, the most effective tool to stop asylum seekers risking t

, home department fortransport, border force, home office, defra is a first wave of strike actionill have to see reason and do something about the cost—of—living crisis that we are trying to cost-of-living crisis that we are trying to get out of.— trying to get out of. let's focus in on our trying to get out of. let's focus in on your getting — trying to get out of. let's focus in on your getting in. _ trying to get out of. let's focus in on your getting in, you _ trying to get out of. let's focus in on your getting in, you touched i trying to get out of. let's focus in . on your getting in, you touched upon it there, the borderforce on your getting in, you touched upon it there, the border force control basically people who check passports, we are coming up to the christmas period, people travelling, you're talking about representing the people that make sure that the highways, motorways are safe. highly maintenance. people will be travelling using the roads a lot because of the strict action on the rails. this is going to be a very difficult situation for a lot of people just tr

what she wanted was joint patrols on beaches in northern france, so you would see british border forceh counterparts, with some powers to try to stop boats setting off, but i think french sovereignty would not allow that to happen. what we have instead is talk of british immigration officers being stationed in control rooms over in northern france for the first time, to allow better co—operation between britain and france, but in terms of the reaction here, people see only pretty much daily basis when it's calm, we are seeing people now been brought to shore and gritty question is when it's going to end? certainly here in the county of kent, local politicians have come together saying the sheer number of people arriving is putting a huge strain on public services, health and education, and they've even gone as far to say is that kent is at breaking point this issue. —— regarding this issue. earlier we heard from our correspondent hugh schofield, who is in paris. well, everyone is trying to put a positive spin on this, because what is new is there is a spirit of cooperation and a friend

vessel. picked up by a border force vessel .me earlier. it's not unusual to see boats left abandoned in the middle of this busy shipping lane. the priority for a is to ensure safety of those on board first. they'll often return for the boat later . but they'll often return for the boat later. but as we approached this vessel , the deeply alarming this vessel, the deeply alarming sight of dozens of tyre inner inside , they were clearly being inside, they were clearly being used as makeshift lifejackets . used as makeshift lifejackets. but authorities warned the are absolutely no substitute proper life preservers . on the other life preservers. on the other side of channel on a beach near song got more evidence inner tubes are now being used they're clearly inside this boat which was intercepted by police before it could get into the water walking away from the boat this group of migrants , not one of group of migrants, not one of them wearing a life . although them wearing a life. although there is evidence the french authorities

bring the army in border force is not in this border force is not going army in.l all right, fine. but if i need tracheotomy fitted on the pavement, can we bring army pavement, can we bring the army in? sure any of your in? i'm not sure any of your listeners your viewers will listeners or your viewers will want to see this particular colonel if had a medical colonel if they had a medical problem. but yeah, i mean, the armed not just the army, but the navy and the air force as well, although the army normally bears the brunt of these. the armed forces will be able to provide assistance . so now there are assistance. so now there are medical people , the forces, medical people, the forces, including doctors nurses and other medical staff and of course, sort of thing people who can drive ambulances , who can can drive ambulances, who can carry out on their duties for the nhs needed. but of course all of these things have an impact on the army itself. you know, there are a huge number of members of forces today who are involved in the war in afghanistan, not in ukrain

most of the residents of the border forces, zhuravlyovka, not khoteevka, were forced to leave their homesthe first months of a special military operation, among them ekaterina and her ten-year-old daughter. together with them, in the temporary accommodation center, more than 600 people lived, made money all their lives, left and left. moreover, shelling is just lunch, breakfast and dinner all the time. well, unfortunately, we have two of our dead, catherine is grateful to everyone who helps them. the main thing is that now they are safe. however, the thought that their native village is under fire every day does not give rest. nothing, no. i won’t come back to you, vladimir stepanov, a teacher and zhuravlyovka , organized pvr classes for children with ship modeling , prepares them for competitions, but no matter how adults distract the children, everyone still often cries these circumstances have a very hard effect even on children. and kartashov, at least their well, to soften their hearts somehow, to make it more comfortable, we try. that’s what we have at hand, and the archers’ family

border and syria. had the time turkish and syrian opposition forces were fighting against a group in northern syria's afrin region. he remembered that attack when 5 rockers were fired at killers on the turkish syrian border earlier this week of google limited to that in our children, our only concern and they psychology. otherwise, no rocket from y p g or i so can fear us. we are used to it and have faith and our state. but some people, especially women, are more concerned about those rockets is terrible. you spill me. we never had terror attacks. you phone. it was a peaceful city until we're thrown into a wall, but fast the refugees. then rockets being fired, our children go to school here, just one bomb in our city could change everything. the latest attack was carried out in retaliation by the y peachy, which on kara regards as an offshoot of the banker to some workers party or p k. k . it came after turkey launched no campaign against a group in response to a bomb attack and a stumble earlier this month. now prison project, a brown dog, has promised to launch a grand operation to secure a safe corridor

the hope is that embedding uk border force observers in the french control centre will make it easiere this one filmed yesterday by a french fisherman. dover's mp, though, doesn't think the deal is good enough. well, i think this new french agreement unfortunately falls short of the type of action that we need to tackle the small boats crisis. it is an absolutely urgent situation. we do need to see those boats stopped before they leave france. this morning's arrivals were loaded onto coaches for the 20—mile journey to the processing centre at manston. recently criticised by inspectors for wretched conditions, including overcrowding and disease, the home office wouldn't say whether the numbers at manston today remain within legal limits. this has been going on a very, very long time, and the home secretary has said that the asylum system is broken. she's right about that — they broke it. so, yes, this is a step in the right direction, but there's so much more that needs to be done. as things stand, the most effective tool to stop asylum seekers risking their lives to reach the uk is no

weather—wise, it is very calm in the channel, which means for the border force, the lifeboat and coastguardanything but a calm day, we expect people to arrive in the large numbers as they did yesterday. we are told that britain and france are inching ever closer to a new deal to try to stop or at least reduce the crossings and we are told britain will have to give france millions of pounds to fund extra police officers on the beaches over in northern france. france is said to be stopping just over 40% of crossings but the authorities think that figure needs to be more like 70% or 80% to really begin to break the business model of the people smugglers who are organising the journeys. this agreement is also likely to see british immigration officers based in control rooms over in northern france. they are unlikely to see british border officer boots on the ground. regarding sovereignty, in terms of other ideas to stop the crossing. writing in the sunday times, saying he wants to stop what he calls the lure of hotel britain. many people making the crossing ending up in put up in hotels because

the violation borders, use of force, _ retaliatory attacks. olation i borders, use of force, committing mass _ borders, use of force, committing mass atrocities against the civilian population, everyone in the world sees _ population, everyone in the world sees russia can get away easily with all of this, _ sees russia can get away easily with all of this, then this someone will be tempted to follow suit. winning back kherson _ be tempted to follow suit. winning back kherson has _ be tempted to follow suit. winning back kherson has boosted - be tempted to follow suit. winning back kherson has boosted nationalj back kherson has boosted national morale but a complete victory over russia remains elusive. the government insists the deputy prime minister dominic raab "values civil servants" after claims he was rude to staff. reports suggest staff have been anxious about his return to thejustice department and had been offered the chance to transfer out because of his behaviour. the news once again puts the spotlight on prime minister rishi sunak�*sj

it's in a helicopter in the sky, one of the border force cutters out on the channel, also drones. depend very much on the wind dropping but we are getting very close now to 40,000 people having made the journey so far this year. boats are being packed with more and more people in real concern. talk of potentially a new deal between britain and france which will ultimately involve written giving more money to funds to increase patrols on beaches over northern france. this is a big issue and governments are really struggling with how best to deal with it. prime minister rishi sunak has warned that people can't expect the state to �*fix every problem' — but is confident that the public will find his autumn budget to be �*fair and compassionate'. mr sunak was speaking to the times in his first interview as prime minister. with me to discuss this is our political correspondent david wallace lockhart picking up on that issue of migrants, was there any indication in this interview about how he, his controversial home secretary suella braverman plan to deal with this issue where previous

border force for transport and defra not to take industrial action in a dispute over pay.he pcc union has been calling a 10% pay rise for its members , 10% pay rise for its members, but this was rejected by the government . it's planning one government. it's planning one month of what it calls sustained industrial action from mid—december , which will affect mid—december, which will affect ports, borders and other areas of transport. tv online . dab of transport. tv online. dab radio. this gb news. now it's back to patrick on the friday night feast . night feast. where welcome back. let's get stuck straight and the government has capitulated when . it comes to illegal immigration and it's capitulating over legal immigration as well. it's been revealed that the government no longer wants to reduce net migration. they're trying to bury this in the chaos of the statement, but it's pretty much out there now. we can expect net migration in the region of 205,000 people in 2026. this means the adult population is expected increase by 400,000 by 2028 and presumably just keep doing

border force for transport and defra not to take industrial action in a dispute over pay.he pcc union has been calling a 10% pay rise for its members , 10% pay rise for its members, but this was rejected by the government . it's planning one government. it's planning one month of what it calls sustained industrial action from mid—december , which will affect mid—december, which will affect ports, borders and other areas of transport. tv online . dab of transport. tv online. dab radio. this gb news. now it's back to patrick on the friday night feast . night feast. where welcome back. let's get stuck straight and the government has capitulated when . it comes to illegal immigration and it's capitulating over legal immigration as well. it's been revealed that the government no longer wants to reduce net migration. they're trying to bury this in the chaos of the statement, but it's pretty much out there now. we can expect net migration in the region of 205,000 people in 2026. this means the adult population is expected increase by 400,000 by 2028 and presumably just keep doing

this is shaping up to be a winter of industrial strife. 100,000 civil servants — including border forcem staff — have voted to strike over their pay and conditions. yesterday, the royal college of nursing announced its first ever national strike — they could walk out before christmas. today the government held talks with the head of the union. in total, 1.6 million public sector workers are voting over whether to strike this winter. in hospitals, that means everyone from cleaners and porters to managers, nurses and junior doctors. but it's notjust health — teachers and university lecturers are also considering taking action. in the private sector, around 200,000 people are already striking. postal workers have so far walked out for eight days this year, while rail workers more than 12 days. inflation is now atjust over 10% and could rise even higher by the end of the year. many people are striking because their pay isn't keeping up with inflation. this year, private sector pay has risen by 6.2%, while public sector pay has risen by 2.2%. but ministers are warning that big pay increases

weather—wise, in the channel today, it is very, very calm, and that means, for the border force, for numbers as they did yesterday. we are told that britain and france are inching ever closer to a new deal try to stop, or at least reduce the crossings. we are told that britain is going to have to give france millions of pounds to fund extra police officers on the beaches over in northern france. those will be french police officers. at the moment, france is said to be stopping just over a0% of crossings, but the authorities think that figure needs to be more like 70% or 80% to really begin to break the business model of the people smugglers who are organising the journeys. this agreement is also likely to see british immigration officers based in control rooms over in northern france for the first time, so they have a much closer view of what is actually happening there. but we are unlikely to see british border officer boots on french beaches — i think that would be a difficult issue for the french authorities regarding sovereignty. in terms of other ideas to stop the crossings, the

this is shaping up to be a winter of industrial strife. 100,000 civil servants — including border force their pay and conditions. yesterday the royal college of nursing — announced its first ever national strike — they could walk out before christmas. today the prime minister said the unions demand for a 17% pay rise today the prime minister said the union's demand for a 17% pay rise is "not affordable". in total 1.5 million public sector workers are voting over whether to strike this winter. in hospitals that means everyone from cleaners and porters to managers, nurses and junior doctors. but it's notjust health — teachers and university lecturers are also considering taking action. in the private sector — around 200,000 people are already striking. so far this year postal staff have walked out over eight days — while rail workers have striked for more than 12. many workers are striking because their pay isn't keeping up with inflation, which is now atjust over 10% and could rise even higher by the end of the year. this year private sector pay has risen by 6.2% — while public sector pa

wheelchair tournament. to migrant processing centres on the south coast today to speak to staff and border force overcrowded centre in manston have gone done from 4,000 a few days ago to 2,700 today. that's still more than 1,000 above the centre's official capacity and several children are still believed to be among those being detained. daniel sandford reports on the growing chaos around on the chaos around the government's processing of applications for asylum. 0nly nine days into the job and under intense scrutiny, the home secretary, suella braverman, leaving home this morning. haste secretary, suella braverman, leaving home this morning.— home this morning. have the home office failed — home this morning. have the home office failed in _ home this morning. have the home office failed in response _ home this morning. have the home office failed in response to - home this morning. have the home office failed in response to the - 0ffice failed in response to the migrant crisis, home secretary? she was on her way to kent and the overcrowded manston migrant processing centre 20 miles from dover.

you mentioned she supports the border strike force but she voted them down in funding them twice when. she voted against the border wall. she voted against asking for the federal government to give us money to help us recoup some of the costs we're paying. so i don't think biden or anybody can throw her a lifeline. the people are rejecting her, they don't like her policies. they realize she is for open borders and she is going the try to turn us into california. frankly, we're not interested in that. doesn't matter who comes and stumps for her. >> bill: the other night she was on another network, shall we say. i don't want to say the race is nasty but at times it gets person. here is katie hobbs going after you. >> how do you debate someone who refuses to accept the truth and doesn't live in facts? all she will do is shout over me and interrupt me and spew lies. >> bill: i'll get your response on that. you were in television and you do what we did for a long time, 28 years, i think, right? >> 30 years. >> bill: that's a good record. first time in politics. i want you to address what k

head of border force, the former head of the force actually, who the border force actually, who was these can fully charge all of these people and as lot of people are. and as a lot of people are. and as a lot of people are. and as a lot of people are increasingly reporting, these migrant hotels, they're come and go. they're free to come and go. they the that they please. so the fact that we've cleared migrant we've cleared a migrant processing around 4000 processing with around 4000 people potentially people in there is potentially not so much of a good thing. we have, our residents. immigration lawyer am saying lawyer haj. i am saying bangalore right now thank you very i'll drop about very much. i'll drop by about three did government house three did the government house to just say we've cleared this place now because they were about have a sea of lawsuits filed them for human rights abuses against us. you're not wrong there patrick. so yeah, thatis wrong there patrick. so yeah, that is one of the possible reasons. the other is it makes good optics in relation to all suella brave

how the border patrol became the most dangerous police force in the united states. and finally shot drake from el paso, texas. he's a senior policy counsel at the a c l. u. also i want you to know we did reach out to c p b and border patrol several times to invite them on the show and for comment or at least provide some kind of video comment. but unfortunately we got no response. so or andrea help set this up for me this week, the inter american commission on human rights. what is that? why is it so important at this time? the entire american commission is an international human rights body that has jurisdiction over the americans, including the united states, and it specializes in hearing allegations of human rights. we are bringing the 1st ever case to the commission in a hearing this week. the case of anastasio and under row house versus the united states. and in that case, we are exposing the abuse and impunity that led to an associate death and has been a systematic problem that has taken the lives of hundreds, perhaps thousands of people in this country. this

howard: laura, mayorkas is not going to quit, but doesn't mccarthy doing it from the border force the with the absurdity of, oh, the border is secure when we all know it's not? >> i think talking about the border is a legitimate issue. i think holding stunt press concerns, shipping migrants and the other things that you see republican politicians is doing -- doing is illegitimate. kevin mccarthy is the speaker of house, where is what he wants to do? if he wants to build a wall, say it. if he wants to cut off all immigration, say it. these political stunts should be covered as such. when you are the chief legislator in our country now and you refuse to put forth a policy position or say what you would do to change the problem, again, this is chaos and the vengeance tour that voters rejected. he should watch out. howard: well, just a slight correction which is kevin mccarthy is not yet the speaker of the house but very much trying to become the speaker of the house. thank you so much. >>> up next, why did the video give such fawning coverage to a young cryptocurrency king whose bankrupt

we'll have a border strike force that will go over the fentanyl and human trafficking. ponsible for violent crime. maria: the border agents, we're seeing them drop out like flies. they're resigning. they were talking about overall 15,207,000 tops border -- 15,000 to 20,000 border agents top. meanwhile, joe biden wants to hire 87,000 irs agents. it's one of the biggest issues in the state, that unsecured border. i spoke with one of the border state congressmen, carlos jiminez on the show earlier. here's what he said. watch. >> no, he's not going to bring that up. it's one of his greatest failure as president of the united states, obviously a president's supposed to keeps us safe, keep our border safe and he's an you utter failure there. maria: so mark, how are you going to secure the border if elected? tell us your plans. >> well, maria, first of all when this governor was elected in 2018, took office in 2019, one of the first things she did was remove the national guard from the border. she isn't working with texas and arizona. to her, everything is politics. because we

vesseljust channels and also a border force vessel just off the channels and also a border forcespeaking to local residents about their concerns. those concerns are shared by council leaders in kent to say the system are simply struggling to cope, that they're really finding it difficult to maintain services with the level of coming in and they will get to put those points themselves to the immigration minister in the coming days. immigration minister in the coming da s. . ., immigration minister in the coming da s. ,, ., ., ~ immigration minister in the coming da s. ,, ., ., ,, , immigration minister in the coming da s. . ., . , . simon, thank you very much. the prime minister has promised to do "absolutely everything he can" to limit the rise in mortgage rates — but has warned "no government can fix every problem". mr sunak was speaking to the times in his first interview as prime minister. our political correspondent david wallace lockhartjoins us now. david, what more as the prime minister revealed in this interview? this is the first sort of detailed interview rishi sunak ha

a thousand a night through the border force rnli express check in which is pretty sweet for serco becauseave the contract to provide accommodation for quote unquote asylum and that's just tough. me hate me snuff when it's a —, ,, ,,,,,,,, business that's a gang business model serco also cleaned on the covid because they had contract because they had the contract for the stupid waste of time contact tracing. so you can't say they're not a versatile company . covid is track and company. covid is track and trace open borders is . no track, trace open borders is. no track, no trace . we'll get into no trace. we'll get into a particularly shameful of that with leilani dowding , but from with leilani dowding, but from winston churchill to soames is , winston churchill to soames is, the history of britain in three generation sons of the same from we shall fight the beaches to we welcome them on the beaches and say come on down and then we'll stick the british with the tab. you paying more taxes ? so the you paying more taxes? so the winston churchill can pay winston churchill can pay winston gra

oh, and here's the border force bringing in more strapping young baby and lads, because let's face, youever have enough strapping young albanian lads. the good news , the office for the good news, the office for national statistics is that net migration , that's the number of migration, that's the number of entering the uk , minus the entering the uk, minus the number of people who fled . net number of people who fled. net migration is an all time high, over half a. that's the population of liverpool or alternatively edinburgh now that the supreme court nixed nicola sturgeon's independence referendum, it might easierjust referendum, it might easier just for her to apply to become the westernmost province of albania . half a million is a new record for migration. the previous record was 331,000. in 20 1518. but if you recall the following year 16 we voted to take back control and. it's now over 50% higher than when we didn't any control. we actually took in over a million people. that's the popular nation of birmingham . nearly three quarters of them non—eu eu. but fortunately that was o

oh, and here's the border force bringing in more strapping young baby and lads, because let's face, youever have enough strapping young albanian lads. the good news , the office for the good news, the office for national statistics is that net migration , that's the number of migration, that's the number of entering the uk , minus the entering the uk, minus the number of people who fled . net number of people who fled. net migration is an all time high, over half a. that's the population of liverpool or alternatively edinburgh now that the supreme court nixed nicola sturgeon's independence referendum, it might easierjust referendum, it might easier just for her to apply to become the westernmost province of albania . half a million is a new record for migration. the previous record was 331,000. in 20 1518. but if you recall the following year 16 we voted to take back control and. it's now over 50% higher than when we didn't any control. we actually took in over a million people. that's the popular nation of birmingham . nearly three quarters of them non—eu eu. but fortunately that was o

a thousand a night through the border force rnli express check in which is pretty sweet for serco becauseave the contract to provide accommodation for quote unquote asylum and that's just tough. me hate me snuff when it's a couple asylum seekers here and there but at a thousand at night that's a gang business model serco also cleaned on the covid because they had the contract for the stupid waste of time contact tracing. so you can't say they're not a versatile company . covid is track and company. covid is track and trace open borders is . no track, trace open borders is. no track, no trace . we'll get into no trace. we'll get into a particularly shameful of that with leilani dowding , but from with leilani dowding, but from winston churchill to soames is , winston churchill to soames is, the history of britain in three generation sons of the same from we shall fight the beaches to we welcome them on the beaches and say come on down and then we'll stick the british with the tab. you paying more taxes ? so the you paying more taxes? so the winston churchill can pay winston churchill can p

we have seen a helicopter in the sky, one of the border force scatters out in the channel, also drones possibility of crossings. but it will depend very much on the wind dropping. we are getting very close now to 40,000 people having made thejourney getting very close now to 40,000 people having made the journey so far this year. the votes getting bigger and are being packed with more and more people. and a real concern about the issue and what can be done to address it. talk now of potentially a new deal between britain and france, which will ultimately involve britain giving much more money to france to increase patrols on beaches over in northern france on the coastline. this is a big issue, global issue and the government is really struggling how best to deal with it. police have been called in to deal with a disturbance at an immigration centre in west london. it's understood that a group of detainees armed themselves with weapons at harmondsworth. no one was injured during the incident which happened during a power cut at the premises in the early hours of saturday. passengers ar

i'll just see that the have on, on the haitian border canyon forces have arrived and democratic republic of congo to help in the battle against an armed group. while the $900.00 troops have been deployed to go more as part of an east african regional force, connelly's military is continuing to lose ground to m $23.00. a fight as a widely understood to be backed by rwanda. although kigali denies the allegations least african leave the do to meet and on monday and i really be for to, for the next stage of peace talk to try to end the fighting. thousands of civilians continued to be caught in the violence of malcolm web reports from goma. the riga, curious as she ran for her life when her village was bombed, the rest of her family didn't make it. now she cooks in this churchyard and sleeps in the church at night. a neighbor found her here and told her what happened to her son, mac, his andy, his wife, and her 6 grandchildren. what could be got in a car with other people so they could leave quickly then the car was hit by a bomb. his legs were blown off and he died. all the children were kil

just after light, the border force typhoon could be seen . dover harbour with the be seen.dover harbour with the first of hundreds of migrants picked up in the channel this morning . around 50 people were morning. around 50 people were taken on board typhoon for the journey to the dover processing centre for more than a fortnight . bad weather has largely scuppered attempts by the criminal gangs to push boats off the beaches of north france in since the 13th of november, just one small boat with three six people on board has it across the english channel, but conditions are now flat calm, meaning some of the who've been waiting in various makeshift camps around dunkirk and carly are funnelled down to the beaches and on to the boats. increasingly frustrated at the government's seeming inability to get a grip on the crisis around 50 conservative mps have written to the prime minister , written to the prime minister, demanding he introduce emergency legislation to deal, in particular with the number of albino arriving in small boats . albino arriving in small boats. they want

just after light, the border force typhoon could be seen . dover harbour with the be seen.dover harbour with the first of hundreds of migrants picked up in the channel this morning . around 50 people were morning. around 50 people were taken on board typhoon for the journey to the dover processing centre for more than a fortnight . bad weather has largely scuppered attempts by the criminal gangs to push boats off the beaches of north france in since the 13th of november, just one small boat with three six people on board has it across the english channel, but conditions are now flat calm, meaning some of the who've been waiting in various makeshift camps around dunkirk and carly are funnelled down to the beaches and on to the boats. increasingly frustrated at the government's seeming inability to get a grip on the crisis around 50 conservative mps have written to the prime minister , written to the prime minister, demanding he introduce emergency legislation to deal, in particular with the number of albino arriving in small boats . albino arriving in small boats. they want

the home office, border force department for transport and defra . let's take transport and defra.et's take industrial action in a dispute over pay the pcc has been calling for a 10% pay rise for its members , but this was its members, but this was rejected by the government. planning one month of what it calls industrial action from december, which will affect ports borders and other areas . ports borders and other areas. transport and king charles has bound foie gras and all royal residences is understood to have been long standing opponent of the food made from the liver of duck or goose . the king's duck or goose. the king's household wrote to the campaign group saying foie gras was not bought or served in royal residences. peta is also campaigning for the to forego a mine fur robes for his coronation next year. mine fur robes for his coronation next year . tv online coronation next year. tv online and dab radio. this is gb news. now it's back to mark dolan tonight night. alice returns in an hour's time. welcome to in the big question after coronation street run a storyline in

the home office, border force department for transport and defra . let's take transport and defra.et's take industrial action in a dispute over pay the pcc has been calling for a 10% pay rise for its members , but this was its members, but this was rejected by the government. planning one month of what it calls industrial action from december, which will affect ports borders and other areas . ports borders and other areas. transport and king charles has bound foie gras and all royal residences is understood to have been long standing opponent of the food made from the liver of duck or goose . the king's duck or goose. the king's household wrote to the campaign group saying foie gras was not bought or served in royal residences. peta is also campaigning for the to forego a mine fur robes for his coronation next year. mine fur robes for his coronation next year . tv online coronation next year. tv online and dab radio. this is gb news. now it's back to mark dolan tonight night. alice returns in an hour's time. welcome to in the big question after coronation street run a storyline in

, waste findings suggest the missile, which it a polish village near the ukrainian border, was fined by ukrainian forces at an incoming russian massage. poland, which is a nice man, but claims the weapon was russian made and has put military units on a lot. president biden, who's in indonesia. the g 20 summit has pledged his support for poland investigation. and i'm gonna make sure we figure out exactly what happened or the simply goes out to apparently 2 people were killed. and then we're going to collectively determine our next step as we investigate for c, i, some likely the mind was fired from russia. we will see this likely, hollins, prime minister has put the country on alert and spoke after the blast occurred. calling for cooperation to establish the cause of the incident history for us in co operation with the interior minister, we have placed all services on high alert, including our police officers, border guard officers. and the special forces are supposedly attached to post hours was put on there, that that's a 3 m it over here that us we're working with international experts to identify the

and this despite the fact that the ukrainian army is pulling here to the northern borders of the dpr. almost all forces, including the so-called foreign legion. we sometimes hear, uh, german , polish, english, from the line of contact. the nearest settlements, including lisichansk, are no more than ten kilometers away. use this nazis regularly they fire at civilians from the artery, the task of our units is to throw them back as far as possible. with what they successfully cope with the battle, everyone has strong morale, in general, well, it doesn’t work to break. such sorties to unwind the enemy, exhaust him with fire, force him to change positions and not give respite between assaults, the goal was reached usin. huseynov farid muslimov nikolai volkov natalya sidorova and svetlana trofimova channel one donetsk people's republic in the lviv region persecution of the canonical ukrainian orthodox the moscow patriarchate church is reaching a new level the local regional council has decided to ban the opc in the region. the deputies called on the security forces to facilitate the transition of religious c

will be much higher, surrendering to russian aggression , accepting fierce attempts to change borders by forcemake the world safer will have consequences not only for europe but also literally for the whole world, so our message at this meeting is our collective determination to support ukraine now and unwaveringly throughout the war. according to the results of the second day, the secretary general of the alliance, stoltenberg, is sinking in bucharest, stressing that they have confirmed their readiness to help ukraine with modern weapons with the necessary ammunition and fuel in order to protect ukraine in the meantime, the european union proposed to create a special international court that would lead the investigation of russian war crimes in ukraine and also develop a mechanism for using russian assets frozen by sanctions to finance the reconstruction of ukraine . london to dan we heard from the head of the ministry of foreign affairs dmytro kuleba that he received a number of new promises from the participants of the summit regarding the armament of ukraine that you do you know about this