, suella braverman, who has secretary, suella braverman, who nes srered— secretary, suella braverman, can be a bit clumsy and, in my view, needbessw— be a bit clumsy and, in my view, needlessly inflame— be a bit clumsy and, in my view, needlessly inflame oratory. but nondes— needlessly inflame oratory. but bebdes rs— needlessly inflame oratory. but politics is all— needlessly inflame oratory. but politics is all about messaging end— politics is all about messaging end we— politics is all about messaging and the message— politics is all about messaging and the message from braverman is and the message from braverman ds refresndng— and the message from braverman ds refresndng .— and the message from braverman is refreshing , clear— and the message from braverman is refreshing , clear in a world is refreshing, clear in a world of bombs— is refreshing, clear in a world of politics, those— is refreshing, clear in a world of politics, those who are nebbresr— of politics, those who are happiest resting their backsides on be— happiest resting their backsides on be dense— happiest resting thei

, suella braverman, who has secretary, suella braverman, who nee ctctet— secretary, suella braverman,es her language can be e ttt ctuncv— now. sometimes her language can be a bit clumsy and,— now. sometimes her language can be a bit clumsy and, in my view, neettecctv— be a bit clumsy and, in my view, needlessly inflame— be a bit clumsy and, in my view, needlessly inflame oratory. but ccttttcc— needlessly inflame oratory. but ccttttcc te— needlessly inflame oratory. but politics is all— needlessly inflame oratory. but politics is all about messaging unt— politics is all about messaging end we— politics is all about messaging and the message— politics is all about messaging and the message from braverman is and the message from braverman tc retrecntne— and the message from braverman tc retrecntng .— and the message from braverman is refreshing , clear— and the message from braverman is refreshing , clear in a world is refreshing, clear in a world of is refreshing, clear in a world ct ccttttcc— is refreshing, clear in a world of politics, those— is refreshing, clear in a world of politic

kelli; braverman said not. we have no plans— braverman said not. our focus, first and foremost right now and beanng first and foremost right now and bearing in mind this is a fast moving situation and a complex situation, is to support british nationals and their dependents . nationals and their dependents. well, rosen ahmed , who was well, rosen ahmed, who was fenced— well, rosen ahmed, who was fencecf fe— well, rosen ahmed, who was forced to make— well, rosen ahmed, who was forced to make her own way out of forced to make her own way out ef sulen— forced to make her own way out of sudan, spoke— forced to make her own way out of sudan, spoke to— forced to make her own way out of sudan, spoke to gb news eenlfen— of sudan, spoke to gb news earlier about— of sudan, spoke to gb news earlier about her— of sudan, spoke to gb news earlier about her journey out of the earlier about her journey out of fne ceunfny. — earlier about her journey out of the country. isn't— earlier about her journey out of the country. isn't easy. . the country. isn't easy. it f

ms braverman said they would not put braverman said they would not nnt o— braverman said they would notnt safety is— health leaders have warned that patient safety is at risk ahead of patient safety is at risk ahead ot tne— patient safety is at risk ahead of the planned— patient safety is at risk ahead of the planned nurses strike ttte— of the planned nurses strike this weekend. _ of the planned nurses strike this weekend. nhs confederation eott— this weekend. nhs confederation eott ttot— this weekend. nhs confederation eott tnot tt— this weekend. nhs confederation said that if there— this weekend. nhs confederation said that if there are no plans in said that if there are no plans tn ntoee— said that if there are no plans tn ntoee ton— said that if there are no plans in place for covering striking etotn— in place for covering striking etotn tnen— in place for covering striking staff, then there— in place for covering striking staff, then there will be no gnonontee— staff, then there will be no guarantee of— staff, then there will be no guarantee of safe care for nottente— guarantee of

suella braverman the home settetetw— suella braverman the home secretary, when _ suella braverman theant to th— know what? that's all i want to tth htt— know what? that's all i want to see. i'm not sure— know what? that's all i want to see. i'm not sure how that does for see. i'm not sure how that does ttt tehthet— see. i'm not sure how that does for cabinet collective responsibility. and also, as you teth— responsibility. and also, as you tettlteheweee— responsibility. and also, as you said,-language is- responsibility. and also, as you said, language is toughened said, the language is toughened up said, the language is toughened whlthe— said, the language is toughened whlthe tett— said, the language is toughened whlthe tett 2a— said, the language is toughened up the last 24 hours or so. up in the last 24 hours or so. tttett— up in the last 24 hours or so. robert jenrick_ up in the last 24 hours or so. robert jenrick yesterday say tettthe—he- robert jenrick yesterday say talking he thought talking about how he thought uncontrolled— talking about how he thought uncontrolled migration

i think suella braverman has made a huge error is braverman has made a huge error tt the— braverman has put them before, which was by e— they put them before, which was tw e phwete— they put them before, which was run by a private company which ttwht— run by a private company which ttwht tt— run by a private company which was found to be— run by a private company which was found to be people held ttteeetw— was found to be people held tttegettw tt— was found to be people held tttegettw tt .— was found to be people held illegally or , or,— was found to be people held illegally or , or, or i'll finish illegally or, or, or i'll finiin on illegally or, or, or i'll finish on thtt— illegally or, or, or i'll finish on this point. _ illegally or, or, or i'll finish on this point. �*vw�*tz; ctr» illegally or, or, or i'll finish on this point. �*vw�*tz; ztzzt on this point. we just do what the australians did. we say, to hell with our international obugafions hell with our international obligations and they towed them back to indonesia. maybe that's what to to do. what we're going to have to do. we

secretary suella braverman has- 2 27 secretary suella braverman has also suggesree— suella bravermanng for telegraph, suella said for the telegraph, suella said mor— for the telegraph, suella said rbor we— for the telegraph, suella said that we must— for the telegraph, suella said that we must stop the boats. it is that we must stop the boats. it bs-emress— that we must stop the boats. it is-express wish— that we must stop the boats. it is-express wish of- that we must stop the boats. it is express wish of the is the express wish of the brush— is the express wish of the british people.- is the express wish of the british people. should the british people. so should the gowemmem— british people. so should the government ignore the european course— government ignore the european course-or— government ignore the european courts?-of course,- government ignore the european courts? of course, today courts? and of course, today is— courts? and of course, today br-s-eeorge-s- courts? and of course, today it's-george's day.- courts? and of course, today it's george's day. so i'll it's saint g

is at the - criticism of sabella braverman -- so criticism of sabella braverman —— so and...orts of civil servants disagreeing with the government policies and being uninterested in storing them anything is well known that the department ofjustice is a bit of a basket case ants from the looks of it, dominic raab run up against a lot of internal opposition and he tried to get his department were for him and has led to what seems and he might be justified him and has led to what seems and he might bejustified in him and has led to what seems and he might be justified in saying that it was a coordinated campaign to try and get rid of him. especially as loss of these allegations were not raised in time and it only emerged subsequently either by the media or... what's your evidence for saying there is a coordinated campaign? that's what dominic raab has suggested in his article as to what's going on. he said he was made aware by various officials that there was a campaign in his department tried to get him out. i think that's what i have read his explanation in the telegraph today

lots of tough talk from the prime minister and from suella braverman. yet over the weekend, polling showing that 63% of the country don't think anything is going to materially change. so the question on grooming gangs is will the tough talk lead to action? tell me what you think . farage gb news what you think. farage gb news dot uk . now charlie peters works dot uk. now charlie peters works for gb news. he is an investigative reporter . for gb news. he is an investigative reporter. he produced an absolutely brilliant documentary film just a few months ago. grooming gangs. britain's shame . he's been up in britain's shame. he's been up in rochdale today. he interviewed homesick eaterie suella braverman. here's a clip of what she had to say. ultimately silence enabled this abuse. silence on the part of professionals. fear of being called racist. fear about cultural sensitivities . fear cultural sensitivities. fear about inflaming cohesion in communities . it about inflaming cohesion in communities. it is about inflaming cohesion in communities . it is ab

braverman's critics getting choir— braverman's critics getting crcorrcoccc— braverman's critics gettingf the people this week who i think shamefully let think have shamefully let themselves down and the language they've accusations themselves down and the language thcracism accusations themselves down and the language thcracism that accusations themselves down and the language thcracism that they've accusations themselves down and the language thcracism that they've made tions themselves down and the language thcracism that they've made were of racism that they've made were ten years ago using the language that suella braverman was using on sunday when she announced her policy. in terms policy. so but in this in terms of the reaction to the story on monday, and if we just focus on this week, then, think this week, then, yes, i think there has more criticism there has been more criticism and the backlash and more fear about the backlash than the actual problem itself. well, was it adil ray who who compared racist compared so—called racist reactions to the report out to nine over 11 and s

now the home secretary suella braverman has been this morning saying, you suella braverman has been thisying, you know, it's not the case that brexit is to blame for this. and of course there are other factors. so first of all, it's increased demand. of course, easter holidays, there are more people going through. the port of doven going through. the port of dover, there very dover, there was very bad weather which caused weather on france which caused delays cancellations which delays and cancellations which has backlog . but has caused this backlog. but certainly it used to be if were travelling across whilst we were within the eu, we were within the schengen common travel area checks on passports were very cursory if at all, whereas now we are a third country. so if you are in coach of kids, everybody has to get off, they have to have the passport checked, scanned, stamped, etc. so certainly it is a factor. sure, it's not all because of brexit, but brexit has complicated. and although suella braverman say, well, you know, we left the eu years ago. well certainly we voted to leave near

suella braverman perpetrators.rty for what they call his dog whistle politics. they say she's inflaming racial tension since she write to say what a lot of people know that the infamous gang grooming gangs were british pakistani men . i think needs to pakistani men. i think needs to work on the fact that there's a commission that has actually been a review that's been commissioned by the home office that actually doesn't give that of data as to which ethnic background is likely to be background is more likely to be a perpetrator. but i think she needs to do is stop being so dubious . that's my personal view dubious. that's my personal view because i don't a lot of what she says. the bottom is that you've got to look at all backgrounds and talking backgrounds and we're talking about data on all about collecting data on all different ethnicities . you can different ethnicities. you can go to any part of the uk where demographically you might get more of an asian background or more of an asian background or more of a

lots of tough talk from the prime minister and from suella braverman. yet over the weekend, polling showing that 63% of the country don't think anything is going to materially change. so the question on grooming gangs is will the tough talk lead to action? tell me what you think . farage gb news what you think. farage gb news dot uk . now charlie peters works dot uk. now charlie peters works for gb news. he is an investigative reporter . for gb news. he is an investigative reporter. he produced an absolutely brilliant documentary film just a few months ago. grooming gangs. britain's shame . he's been up in britain's shame. he's been up in rochdale today. he interviewed homesick eaterie suella braverman. here's a clip of what she had to say. ultimately silence enabled this abuse. silence on the part of professionals. fear of being called racist. fear about cultural sensitivities . fear cultural sensitivities. fear about inflaming cohesion in communities . it about inflaming cohesion in communities. it is about inflaming cohesion in communities . it is ab

braverman that as ever to defend suella braverman-that the braverman is that she was the enty— braverman at the end et-tey snnet— to be done, because at the end of-day, sunak is— to be done, because at the end of day, sunak is going to of the day, sunak is going to tne— of the day, sunak is going to see the polls.— of the day, sunak is going to see the polls. he's going to see the see the polls. he's going to see tne-tnn— see the polls. he's going to see tne-tnry ent— see the polls. he's going to see tne-tnry ent ne- see the polls. he's going to see the fury and he may well the public fury and he may well just the public fury and he may well inst-te— the public fury and he may well inst-ts tes— the public fury and he may well just- he has said- the public fury and he may well just- he has said his. just relent. he has said his campaign is to stop boats. campaign is to stop the boats. and don't think if doesn't and i don't think if he doesn't do that, say take away do that, we should say take away our vote. they don't do enytning. — our vote. they don't do anything. but- 3 they don't do a

braverman's critics getting choir— braverman's critics getting crcorrcoccc— braverman's critics getting this week i of the people this week who i think shamefully let think have shamefully let themselves down and the language they've accusations themselves down and the language thcracism accusations themselves down and the language thcracism that accusations themselves down and the language thcracism that they've accusations themselves down and the language thcracism that they've made tions themselves down and the language thcracism that they've made were of racism that they've made were ten years ago using the language that suella braverman was using on sunday when she announced her policy. in terms policy. so but in this in terms of the reaction to the story on monday, and if we just focus on this week, then, think this week, then, yes, i think there been criticism there has been more criticism and about the backlash and more fear about the backlash than the actual problem itself. well, was it adil ray who who compared racist compared so—called racist reactions to the report out to ni

called suella braverman . the called suella braverman. the latest today is that she's got things wrong when it comes to the windrush generation . an of the windrush generation. an of course, she's been called racist over grooming gangs. all of that over grooming gangs. all of that over the barge. that's cruel, inhumane , inhumane, apparently. inhumane, inhumane, apparently. do you agree? then should we scrap green levies to reduce our energy costs ? our energy bills energy costs? our energy bills continue to be extortionate. apparently we've got some of the highest levies on our bills out of any eu country. highest levies on our bills out of any eu country . should we of any eu country. should we just go ahead and scrap them just go ahead and scrap them just to reduce our bills, even if it is only by a small amount? we'll be getting stuck into that and then finally, child benefit , should we scrap the two child limit ? at the , should we scrap the two child limit? at the moment you can only have child benefit for your first two children,

but home secretary suella braverman , prime minister suella braverman, prime minister rishi sunak haveochdale and in leeds this morning on veiling their new to crack down on grooming gangs, specifically . so they are introducing this task force of trained officers who will go to areas gangs to help them . there will be help them. there will be mandatory reporting of ethnicity. so they can evaluate the ethnic makeup of the people committing these crimes much better than they currently can. and there will be a mandatory duty on people work with children and have a duty of care for them teachers, police officers , social care, workers, officers, social care, workers, etc. if they have evidence a child is being groomed , sexually child is being groomed, sexually exploited will have a legal obugafion exploited will have a legal obligation to speak up. and finally there will be tougher sentencing by the court and also more money for a whistle blowing phone line and operate it by the nspcc. that the government is increasing the funding for. so lots of tough talk. labour are basically saying, w

the— against bravermans racist rhetoric. ti agaiflst bravermans racist rhetoric. against bravermans raciste peace with hath. — no appetite to make peace with hath. ahe— no appetite to make peace with harry. and finally— no appetite to make peace with harry. and finally ,_ no appetite to make peace with harry. t: �*" j harry. and finally, the daily star has new pandemic fear. it's the pits. and those were your treet— the pits. and those were your tteht pages— the pits. and those were your tteht pages .— the pits. and those were your front pages . hosted.- and those were your front pages . hosted. every time front pages. hosted. every time we begin— front pages. hosted. every time we begin wtth— front pages. hosted. every time we begin with the— front pages. hosted. every time we begin with the daily mail. heter— we begin with the daily mail. teeet thte— we begin with the daily mail. roger the he— we begin with the daily mail. roger this is it's— we begin with the daily mail. roger this is it's a slick etett. — roger this is it's a slick start. this— roger this is it's a slick start. this is

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is— as ever to defend suella braverman is that the braverman is that she was the omty— braverman is the— of the day, sunak is going to see the polls.— of the day, sunak is going to see the polls. he's going to see the huhtho— see the polls. he's going to see the ruhhho tury— see the polls. he's going to see the public fury and he may well just the public fury and he may well huet—hae— the public fury and he may well huet—hae satu- the public fury and he may well just—has said his. just relent. he has said his campaign is to stop boats. campaign is to stop the boats. and don't think if doesn't and i don't think if he doesn't do that, say take away do that, we should say take away our vote. they don't do ahythhhg. — our vote. they don't do anything. but- ” they don't do anything. our vote. they don't do anything. but what about the fact that it's almost too late, isn't it? mean, there are so isn't it? i mean, there are so many here already, you can stop them of course. do them now. of course. but what do you about that backlog of all you do about that backlog of all has already been d

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suella braverman is racist. \r1:r braverman is racist. no, but they— braverman is racist.e breakfast show just after the break. by . away . away. hello, good evening. it's me, jacob - hello, good evening. it's me, racer rees-mega,— . hello, good evening. it's me, jacob rees—mogg, on— . hello, good evening. it's me, jacob rees—mogg, on state- . hello, good evening. it's me, jacob rees—mogg, on state of- 1: 1“ g it's me, jacob rees—mogg, on state of the races. — jacob rees—mogg, on state of the races. remarr— jacob rees—mogg, on state of the nation. tonight could it finally be erre— nation. tonight could it finally be are erra— nation. tonight could it finally be the end of— nation. tonight could it finally be the end of unelect and bebrrcabbu— be the end of unelect and politically appointed anonymous rerereu— politically appointed anonymous rerergar-uages— politically appointed anonymous foreign judges from anywhere berr— foreign judges from anywhere from azerbaijan— foreign judges from anywhere from azerbaijan , iran to the from azerbaijan, iran to the brracrbabry— from az

they'll move back to suella braverman. only braverman. but they haven't, have tneye— move on. but they haven't, have tneye-nos— move on. but they haven't, have tneye-nos teen- they? this story has been iingering— they? this story has been lingering years they? this story has been lingering-years for lingering for two years and for sundo— lingering for two years and for sumo-noo- lingering for two years and for sunak,-way.just. lingering for two years and for. sunak,-way.just end sunak, the only way to just end it, sunak, the only way to just end itltne— sunak, the only way to just end it, the conversation is to it, end the conversation is to tire— it, end the conversation is to tire nin. — it, end the conversation is to fire him. plus— it, end the conversation is to fire him. plus mean rammstein fire him. plus i mean rammstein tired— fire him. plus i mean rammstein tired-nett— fire him. plus i mean rammstein fired-he'll-back.- fired before he'll come back. they— fired before he'll come back. tney—tuti fired before he'll come back. tney—tu

they accused braverman of, worse. they accused braverman oi, gnoie— worse.nson's minister from boris johnson's goveenni— minister from boris johnson's government, although didn't government, although they didn't inie— government, although they didn't name this-calling- name this person calling braverman a— name this person calling braverman a real racist bigot . braverman a real racist bigot. now:— braverman a real racist bigot. wow, nononeee— braverman a real racist bigot. now, baroness vaizey also let down— now, baroness vaizey also let down nev— now, baroness vaizey also let down nen on— now, baroness vaizey also let down her own party by personally oiioeving— down her own party by personally attacking suella— down her own party by personally attacking suella in— down her own party by personally attacking suella in an interview wiin— attacking suella in an interview wiin ine— attacking suella in an interview with the grotesque and discredited— with the grotesque and discredited race baiter, james o-nnen— discredited race baiter, james o-nnen wno— discredi

they accused braverman of, worse. they accused braverman er, gweie— worse.o quote someone who they described— to quote someone who they described former senior described as a former senior ninierer— described as a former senior ninierer iren — described as a former senior minister from borisjohnson's minister from boris johnson's geeennr— minister from boris johnson's government, although didn't government, although they didn't rnie— government, although they didn't name this-calling- name this person calling braverman a— name this person calling braverman a real racist bigot . braverman a real racist bigot. now— braverman a real racist bigot. wew, wereneee— braverman a real racist bigot. now, baroness vaizey also let newn— now, baroness vaizey also let eewn ner— now, baroness vaizey also let eewn ner ewn— now, baroness vaizey also let down her own party by personally wrecking— down her own party by personally attacking suella— down her own party by personally attacking suella in— down her own party by personally attacking suella in an interview wirn— attack

suella braverman is anyway so. so. suella braverman ts tney— anyway so. so.s modern by this guy. are certainly guy. and there are certainly people arguably have been people who arguably have been exploiting de—man exploiting the system. de—man right. there's right. yeah. so there's etwteusty— right. yeah. so there's obviously two- 33“c / so there's obviously two sides to this argument. — obviously two sides to this argument. you— obviously two sides to this argument. you have on one side eeeete— argument. you have on one side neente saytng— argument. you have on one side pepple sayings 0h_ argument. you have on one side neente saytng. en .— argument. you have on one side people saying, oh , no, sweller people saying, oh, no, sweller is people saying, oh, no, sweller ts rtgtt— people saying, oh, no, sweller is right, they're— people saying, oh, no, sweller is right, they're run by crtntnat— is right, they're run by criminal-if- is right, they're run by criminal if you're is right, they're run by- criminal-if you're coming criminal gangs. if you're coming nere—

let's get into that, suella braverman| get into that, suella braverman talking about other issues thatcant issue? i perspective, brexit, clearly, a significant issue?— significant issue? i really am . uided significant issue? i really am guided by — significant issue? i really am guided by what _ significant issue? i really am guided by what the - significant issue? i really am guided by what the boss - significant issue? i really am guided by what the boss of l significant issue? i really am l guided by what the boss of the significant issue? i really am - guided by what the boss of the port of dover has been saying and indeed the ferry operators, they say this is due to the time it takes to process people through immigration. unlike lastjuly, when you might remember at the start of the summer holidays there was chaos at dover, partly triggered by a french passport officials not turning up, this time no blame seems to have been placed on the french. remember we have the so—called juxtaposed to border controls, so everybody�*s passport is controlled before they leave the uk. in normal

all suella braverman policies ? and are you braverman policies?re you to the internet will discuss of that plus your emails the spicy ones market gb news .uk. this show has a golden rule. we don't do boring. not on my watch i just won't have it. but take 2 hours to come. and let me tell you. got a big cup of coffee. here, look it up. hmm. beautiful. nescafe gold blend. it's all in the beans . a big it's all in the beans. a big show to come. let's start with my big opinion. show to come. let's start with my big opinion . welcome to hell my big opinion. welcome to hell . the telegraph newspaper report that new harassment rules on the edge of becoming law will enable to sue the nhs if a patient insults them . it will allow bar insults them. it will allow bar staff to take legal action against landlords if they're offended by a drunk . and it will offended by a drunk. and it will allow barristers to in coffee shop take the onus to a tribunal if they owe they hear offensive remarks by customers. well this madness offends me deeply . this madness offend

that is what suella braverman has been accused of today. i mean, to be honest, she's always accused of that, isn't she.7 let's honest, she's always accused of that, isn't she? let's face facts. however, tonight it relates to the grooming gangs. isn't racist to capture the ethnicity of those people suspected of grooming. charles brown and sexually abusing them. your thoughts? and did you see the absolute start of the goings on in dover at the weekend ? on in dover at the weekend? accuse as long as your eye can see what is to blame. the b word , of course, is those pesky brexiteers once again. is it time we thought we kind of burying our head in the sand now and deny the impacts of our decision? or are people just too quick once again to blame it for everything ? and when it comes to everything? and when it comes to this day, thank you very much. i want you as far away as possible from my business and from anything, really, unless you actually have to be involved. but sadiq khan has got all the ideas wants rent control. ideas he wants rent co

the policy significant is this latest deveisuella braverman sayinglicy from suella braverman sayingnger that they are really no longer to political correctness , to give political correctness, get in way of investigations get in the way of investigations 7 get in the way of investigations ? well, i'm really , really ? well, i'm really, really pleased that the home secretary and the prime have announced this. these measures and very pleased to see that the ethnicity of those that a purported but also those that are victims is going to be collected because unfortunately in keighley the town that i represent and indeed across the bradford district grooming and child sexual exploitation has been a big issue for many years and has not had the attention that it deserved. and i am very pleased that the prime minister has announced these new that why for you is it so important that the ethnicity , the perpetrators the ethnicity, the perpetrators is revealed? because the line out against this is well is demonising a particular community being largely the british community and as well as larg

what do make of braverman do you make of suella braverman she's local mp ? see much of much of her. don't see much of her. another mp who's her. there's another mp who's looking to take over this constituency. would you prefer a different teacher? is different mp or teacher? is would you be voting conservative at the next election? oh god, no , “0, at the next election? oh god, no , no, not really. no, i don't think she does a lot for the community around here. she's mouthpiece on tv. i know that much on tv . mouthpiece on tv. i know that much on tv. that's all i would really say about really. it doesn't do anything for the local community around here a seat and great yeah really impressive for shown the right track mind set right for country and immigration and yeah great home secretary excellent thank you. do you think she's a good local mp as well? yeah, i'll tell you, she has a lot of good work for, local community in all that she does well people are grateful for i don't know. i've never heard a no no . she's the never heard a no no. she's the home secr

to introduce death to a lab rather men, says the government have no plans to introduce —— suella bravermane government will look at safe routes for refugees from two down, the government says we have no plans to do that. our focus first and for most right now, and bearing in mind this is a fast moving and complex situation, is to support british nationals and their dependents. that phrase, british nationals and their dependents, that is really interesting because we have had case studies on the bbc, with people saying that they have british passports, that they have gone back to sudan, sometimes they are talking about their parents or grandparents who don't have visas and the impossibility that it has been so far to actually get them, as part of the evacuation teens, and therefore some families have decided to actually stay put, simply because they haven't unable to get grandparents, for example, to be able to take these flights with them. but the government saying they have no plans to introduce a legal route for people fleeing sudan to claim asylum in the uk. that is very interesting. we

suella braverman will go election. suella braverman will 9° up election.embers . and the conservative members. and the king has issued invites to the coronation with the title of queen camilla used for the first time. it also reveals that prince george will serve as page of honour walking behind his grandfather and helping to carry his robes . i grandfather and helping to carry his robes. i didn't get into the usual way this morning via twitter gb news or you can email us gb views at gbnews.uk. let us know where you're watching or listening to us from. let us know your views on the stories that we're talking about this morning or try and share as many as we can in the next half an hour. as we can in the next half an hour . to our as we can in the next half an hour. to our top story now and donald trump has claimed that his opponents are trying to destroy the nation after becoming the first president in us history to appear in court facing criminal charges . and in facing criminal charges. and in a defiant speech at mar a lago after pleading not guilty to a

braverman, process. ms.ngled out meanwhile, singled out british—pakistani men over concerns about grooming gangs. she prepares to announce new measures to tackle child sexual abuse. measures to tackle child sexual abuse . writing in the mail on abuse. writing in the mail on sunday, the home secretary says authorities have turned a blind eye to signs of abuse over fears of being labelled racist or bigoted. she's blaming political correctness, safeguarding minister sarah dines says it's a scourge of our society. cards in making sure that people are protected. children are the most vulnerable part of our society as well as the elderly. we must make sure that they're not sexually abused. so i don't accept going to be rife accept we're going to be rife with false reports. that may be one two, they will be one or two, and they will be deau one or two, and they will be dealt and identified. the overwhelming people gave overwhelming people that gave evidence speaking the truth evidence are speaking the truth to inqu

all suella braverman policies ? and are you braverman policies?re you to the internet will discuss of that plus your emails the spicy ones market gb news .uk. this show has a golden rule. we don't do boring. not on my watch i just won't have it. but take 2 hours to come. and let me tell you. got a big cup of coffee. here, look it up. hmm. beautiful. nescafe gold blend. it's all in the beans . a big it's all in the beans. a big show to come. let's start with my big opinion. show to come. let's start with my big opinion . welcome to hell my big opinion. welcome to hell . the telegraph newspaper report that new harassment rules on the edge of becoming law will enable to sue the nhs if a patient insults them . it will allow bar insults them. it will allow bar staff to take legal action against landlords if they're offended by a drunk . and it will offended by a drunk. and it will allow barristers to in coffee shop take the onus to a tribunal if they owe they hear offensive remarks by customers. well this madness offends me deeply . this madness offend

suella braverman is anyway so. so. suella braverman ts tney— anyway so. so.brought over as modern by this quy- brought over as modern by this guy. are certainly guy. and there are certainly people arguably have been people who arguably have been exploiting de—man exploiting the system. de—man right. yeah. so there's etwteusty— right. yeah. so there's obviously two- 33“c / so there's obviously two sides to this argument. — obviously two sides to this argument. you— obviously two sides to this argument. you have on one side eeeete— argument. you have on one side neente saytng— argument. you have on one side pepple sayings oh,— argument. you have on one side people saying, oh, no, sweller is people saying, oh, no, sweller ts rtgtt— people saying, oh, no, sweller is right, they're— people saying, oh, no, sweller is right, they're run by crtmtnat— is right, they're run by criminal-if- is right, they're run by criminal if you're is right, they're run by- criminal-if you're coming criminal gangs. if you're coming nere— criminal gangs. if you're coming nere tttegatty

his rhetoric there is not that distinguishable from from braverman mean the rwanda braverman and i mean rwanda protocol that those ideas have been present have been portrayed as being cartoon initially even by the press and. yet labour won't disavow even though i saw the interview and she was failing to answer question failing to answer that question and come more like i'm and it did come more like i'm not making policy here and now because that's that's the gift of being the opposition you don't to do the detail don't have to do the detail until and it's a until you get closer and it's a relatively bar. it's a keir starmer is looking at doing better than the rishi sunak stopping the boats. well this is the with the tories, the problem with the tories, they've had a long while and they've had a long while and they've well they've not done very well at stopping boats. she stopping the small boats. she hasn't, hasn't had a long hasn't, she hasn't had a long while and they've been stymied by they've been by labour and they've been stymied and stymied by europe and politicians as but also p

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the home secretary, suella braverman, has said she sympathises with people who've faced long delays trying to get across the channel from dover this weekend. she rejected any suggestion brexit is to blame. miss braverman insisted the responsibility for delays lies with transport companies and port authorities at what is a busy time of year. extra ferries were laid on overnight to try to clear the backlog, which led to some coach passengers facing waits of 1a hours. our correspondent simonjones is in dover. day three of the delays at dover, and once again it is coach passengers who are bearing the brunt of the problems. this group is trying to get to luxembourg for a short break, clear customs and then get on the ferry, so we are looking at ten hours. the problem is we have got one driver so i don't think we will get to where we are going tonight. i don't really know what we're going to do. how are you feeling? unhappy, my birthday celebration _ how are you feeling? unhappy, my birthday celebration is _ how are you feeling? unhappy, my birthday celebration is not - how are you feeling? unha

and the home secretary braverman, secretary suella braverman, she's got big fight.. hasn't. she would stop the vote. she's fighting for she's also fighting for a political future because her constituency's disappearing. so he's of the mp next to her he's one of the mp next to her and fighting in the new and they're fighting in the new constituency waterlooville and they're fighting in the new constitu

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his rhetoric there is not that from from that distinguishable from from braverman and mean the rwandaraverman and i mean the rwanda protocol that those ideas have been present have been portrayed as being cartoon initially even by the press and. yet labour won't disavow even though i saw the interview and she was failing to answer question failing to answer that question and come more like i'm and it did come more like i'm not making policy here and now because that's that's the gift of being the opposition you don't to do the detail don't have to do the detail until and it's a until you get closer and it's a relatively bar. it's a keir starmer is looking at doing better than the rishi sunak stopping the boats. well this is the with the tories, the problem with the tories, they've had a long and they've had a long while and they've had a long while and they've well they've not done very well at stopping small she stopping the small boats. she hasn't, hasn't had a long hasn't, she hasn't had a long while and they've been stymied by they've been by labour and they've been stymied europe

superwomen suella braverman hits out at the political correctness over race that's allowed grooming gangs to flourish in britain . it's not flourish in britain. it's not racist to tell the truth about what has been going here in rochdale , in rotherham or in rochdale, in rotherham or in telford and the home secretary slams labour run areas for enabung slams labour run areas for enabling the gangs , the left and enabling the gangs, the left and its eagerness to around racism. accusations allowed these despicable criminals escape justice. for years . that's justice. for years. that's tonight's big debate with . my tonight's big debate with. my superstore panel joining me this evening, carole malone. ben butterworth and belinda deluise. also coming up, starmer has tried to solve issue of his publicly declared gender extremism , but has actually extremism, but has actually ended up stumbling into another pr catastrophe . khan said 99.9% pr catastrophe. khan said 99.9% of women don't have penises. almost no body, but nobody is talking about trans issues . talking about trans issues. rubbish. i

let's talk about some of the hard politics because we played the clip bear offs suella braverman.s out of sudan and he into the uk. we heard from a family, a doctor of 30 years here in the nhs, who had gone to sudan, who had been shot in the leg, who risks having sepsis. now, he has refused to come back, he is a passport holder, because his mother is not being allowed into the uk because she does not have a current visa. ijust want because she does not have a current visa. i just want to play a little clip first of all, of his daughter talking to the bbc, have a listen to this. i talking to the bbc, have a listen to this. ., , talking to the bbc, have a listen to this. . , _, this. i have been in contact with the foreign _ this. i have been in contact with the foreign office _ this. i have been in contact with the foreign office and - this. i have been in contact with the foreign office and they i this. i have been in contact with | the foreign office and they have stated that they can only evacuate british citizens and their immediate family members. this policy doesn't take into