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. be braverman.be live the you won't live in the studio. you won't want to miss that because i'm going to asking her about going to be asking her about asylum. rwanda bill, asylum. the rwanda bill, leadership what she really leadership and what she really thinks of sunak. so do not thinks of rishi sunak. so do not move a muscle. stay tuned. we'll be back braverman next welcome back to the camilla tominey show. so much more to come in the next hour. we've got suella braverman in the studio and the shadow minister for creative industries and digital, sir chris bryant. but first, here's the news with aaron armstrong . armstrong. >> hello there. very good morning to you. it is 10:00 i'm aaron armstrong, the uk and the united states have launched a fresh wave of attacks on houthi targets yemen. 36 sites targets in yemen. 36 sites across 13 locations were hit by coalition forces in response to continued attacks on ships in the red sea defence secretary grant shapps says the third round of joint strikes is

let's start with this one on suella braverman . this one on suella braverman.lice and our councils are frightened of them. muriel says this regarding the scenes at parliament outside there on wednesday , when i was egged and wednesday, when i was egged and harangued, she says, i think it's harangued, she says, i think wsfime harangued, she says, i think it's time to bring the army in to restore order on our streets. this is very, very serious and worrying. but muriel, the army now seem more concerned with gender targets and diversity, so would that even work? paul as this well said here, here suella the police are a total disgrace and susan quigley says this the hate message on big ben was an insuh hate message on big ben was an insult and a disgrace to our country. these demonstrations on saturdays have become nothing more than civil disobedience. it isfime more than civil disobedience. it is time to ban them now. my favourite part of the week. it's friday afternoon and it wouldn't be complete without a quick nip of michelle dewberry. michelle dewbs& co coming u

suella braverman uses rights . an braverman uses rights. tries to whip up tension. actually she's making things. i'm not sure whether calm language is going to solve the problem though. >> with respect mohammed, if there are threats from islamist groups towards our politicians , groups towards our politicians, i'm not sure calm language is going to get anywhere. surely there to be a crackdown of there needs to be a crackdown of sorts of course, if there are threats against groups , groups, threats against groups, groups, groups threatening politicians, they should be prosecuted . they should be prosecuted. >> but it doesn't mean that you have to write hysterical articles like this in the telegraph. well there we go. >> mohammed ahmed, the chair of the muslim jewish forum of greater manchester, thank you very for joining greater manchester, thank you very forjoining us and very much forjoining us and talking through this issue. really important stuff there. yes, i worry if yes, i do wonder, i do worry if these sorts of articles, whilst she h

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you also have a right to request proof that you signed up for any service braverman. anderson say they'll do a better job going forward to stay on top of i'm trying to help you with and you know, i to pow. wow. that's an eye opener. >> sure maryland. one of those the power of fortunately she was checking that. but who checks who checks? i'm glad they well mayhem. they did the right thing. but eventually the other eye openers, i it will still kicking up like a copy service gone. you don't that. i did. that was david lazarus reporting for us tonight. >> the federal program to guarantee cheaper high-speed internet is set to run out of money by next. i'm basil, john, reporting in washington. well, lawmakers are doing to keep the data flow. you can make money the hard way as a bullfighter or a human cannonball... or save money the easy way, with xfinity mobile. existing customers can get a free line of our most popular unlimited plan for a year! not only will you save hundreds but you'll also be joining millions who have connected to america's most reliable 5g network. sur

what has happened here is that lee anderson and suella braverman are using language which, to put ite political mainstream. 10—15 years ago, you couldn't imagine anybody in any of the mainstream parties using the source of language and what you have with oliver dowden is somebody saying, making clear, well, i wouldn't use that language but not coming as an absolute condemning it and he is not condemning it because he believes there is a wider issue. but also not wholly condemning it because they are yah clearly worried about somebody like lee anderson. they worried about the following that he has. they have made him up to be sort of the poster valley of the red wall mps and they are worried about putting too far. — — poster boy. what suella braverman said is the truth is that the islamists, the extremists and the anti—semites of in charge now. so i said i thought the prime minister was in charge because clearly there is an issue that if this controlling his mps to your point about they want lee anderson to be lee anderson but they've got to know when to stop him being lee anderson. i

suella braverman braverman and braverman suella braverman and has just said in front of us that her approachly do. let's not keep about language, keep talking about language, what would actually do is what she would actually do is take the administrator of decisions, which she says are easy.i decisions, which she says are easy. i don't know whether that's right or wrong. take the administrative decisions that would net migration would reduce net migration substantially. the real substantially. now the real question is, i think at the moment talking about suella braverman agree that braverman is do we agree that thatis braverman is do we agree that that is the right thing to do and stop talking about the language of the whole thing? that's what people want focus that's what people want to focus on , there is a separate on now, there is a separate question about of those people who have arrived and not necessary recently, because we know communities in in know there are communities in in britain have been a long britain which have been a long established actually established which which actual

braverman. talking to the former home secret she be the braverman. talking to the former home secret future man. talking to the former home secret she be the future tory could she be the future tory leader? . it. it's not going to be instead of well, i'm being hopeful that the tories won't be quite as bad. >> welcome back to the camilla tominey show on gb news i'm delighted to be joined now by the former home secretary, suella braverman, mp for fareham, . live and fareham, in the studio. live and dangerous ? no, not necessarily. dangerous? no, not necessarily. it's interesting because i haven't actually spoken to you at length since your resignation . um, let's just go back to that moment if we can, because it's still probably fresh in people's memories. i mean, you were quite critical of rishi sunak and the government in your resignation letter. i suppose the general impression that people were given you might have given was that you might have been.i given was that you might have been. i appreciate you resign, but you might have been forced out because you were right wing. >> actua

one of from suella braverman.e about this one. she more vocal about this one. she actually but is actually had a position, but is that , um, is actually had a position, but is that, um, is that, you know, should we gain out the echr should we gain out the echr should be getting the echr should be getting out the echr is there something that is there not something that sticks craw about the sticks in the craw about the fact that tony blair and alastair campbell and all of that lot can give letters of comfort to the ira, but our veterans, our military veterans can get a knock on the door 30 or 40 years after the event from someone to say , what were you someone to say, what were you doing on the 3rd of april, 1980? whatever. can you account for this and get found not guilty for something and then retried again and again and again. it just seems absolutely bonkers. nigel >> yes it does. and labour introduced all of this concept of the human rights act of 1998 into something which cherie blair benefited from financial

suella braverman should be suspended?— suella braverman should be susended? , .ents are not acceptable for the _ suspended? her comments are not acceptable for the but _ suspended? her comments are not acceptable for the but we - suspended? her comments are not acceptable for the but we have i suspended? her comments are not acceptable for the but we have got| acceptable for the but we have got to look— acceptable for the but we have got to look past the comments of these people _ to look past the comments of these people and in general the conservative party is very welcoming. the work my colleagues do up welcoming. the work my colleagues do up and _ welcoming. the work my colleagues do up and down _ welcoming. the work my colleagues do up and down the country, the scottish— up and down the country, the scottish conservatives do in scotland, welcomed or communities, especially— scotland, welcomed or communities, especially british muslims, and we have to _ especially british muslims, and we have to look the wider picture. 0ne have to look the wider picture. one

suella braverman _ now. it is notjust him, though, is it? suella braverman has - now.a braverman has talked l it? suella braverman has talked about the islamists and the anti—semites of being in control. this is someone who was your home secretary. what is going on inside your party?— secretary. what is going on inside our - ? , ., your party? those comments were not about an individual _ your party? those comments were not about an individual in _ your party? those comments were not about an individual in particular. - about an individual in particular. there is a broader point, but that some of the scenes we have been witnessing on our streets at times are unacceptable and we are now having a situation, whether it is private mps meetings, council meetings or indeed what happen in parliament last week where the normal democratic processes that we are used to in this country are being impacted, threatened and disrupted aggressively and in an intimidating fashion. i don't think thatis intimidating fashion. i don't think that is right energetic anyone thinks that is righ

but, what suella braverman said.with the braverman anderson is braverman anderson position is conservatives have been in government years, so it government for 14 years, so it feels like you're dodging feels rather like you're dodging or issue there. or missing the big issue there. and that that shift, way, and that that shift, by the way, happens with the knowing connivance of media class , connivance of our media class, who are again, much happier talking about intersectionalism or critical race theory or microaggressions. you're not answering my you're not you're not answering my question. >> my point is that it's all well and good. >> i was conceding you were right. i was answering your question. yeah, but then. >> why then, if suella >> so why then, if suella braverman if lee anderson, if james cleverly. if all of these people high fiving people sit there high fiving themselves, all saying, yes, it's we've this it's wrong that we've got this problem, why isn't that teacher in batley brought out of hiding? why ha

so has the former home secretary, suella braverman , been proved suella braverman, been proved rightoreign policy analyst contributor to the daily telegraph and former aide to margaret thatcher, nile gardiner . nile, great to see you. i think your first appearance this year on the show, suella braverman got dogs abuse when she made those comments a few months ago. has she been proved right ? right? >> uh, mark, it's, uh , it's >> uh, mark, it's, uh, it's great to be here on the show. many, many thanks. uh, and i do think that, uh, suella braverman is absolutely correct in her assessment that multiculturalism has been a huge, uh , failure. has been a huge, uh, failure. and uh, i think that suella bravermans, uh, remarks made several months ago are absolutely spot on. and, uh, and with regard to these massive , with regard to these massive, uh, anti—semitic, uh, protests on the streets of london, uh , on the streets of london, uh, pro terror pro—hamas marches , pro terror pro—hamas marches, it's a clear illustration of the huge failure of multiculturalism . um, what you now have is a s

because -- maxwell braverman... ~ ., ., , braverman. .. what we have been deafinu braverman. ..ing with is very contentious because — dealing with is very contentious because the violence in the middle east is _ because the violence in the middle east is generating different views in communities and we see that and we see _ in communities and we see that and we see that — in communities and we see that and we see that in protests, we have seen _ we see that in protests, we have seen massive protests that are about peace, _ seen massive protests that are about peace we _ seen massive protests that are about peace, we have seen artists that you might— peace, we have seen artists that you might describe as pro—palestinian, protest _ might describe as pro—palestinian, protest that is of israel and jewish people _ protest that is of israel and jewish people and the vast majority of people — people and the vast majority of people in— people and the vast majority of people in all those protests have been _ people in all those protests have been peaceful and behaved perfectly properly _

um, in regards to suella bravermans comments , i to suella bravermans comments, i think she's wrong tonk she has a habit of trying to be inflammata, which serves her own careerist, aims, which i have no truck with, and i just find pretty boring, to be honest. but what right saying is what she's right in saying is that is an unwillingness that there is an unwillingness to address this, um, islamist and islamist threat. if you take, for example , there was a take, for example, there was a report out, i think it was a few weeks about month ago, weeks ago, about a month ago, from jo cox foundation, from the jo cox foundation, which all um, which was all about, um, toxicity and politics and threats to mps. i read it in detail because i wrote an article about it for spiked, and it did not once mention islamism. it did not once mention anti—semitism. it did not mention anything to do with gender ideology. it was an absolute pile of nonsense . um, absolute pile of nonsense. um, and that is the sort of view taken by a lot of mps at the moment, which is just let's not talk about these issues. le

, while braverman, did.he said while she office that she felt she was in office that she felt that the were choosing that the met were choosing sides, favourites. sides, were playing favourites. um, a difficult um, you know, it's a difficult criticism to make, isn't it, sadiq muslim . um, he sadiq khan is a muslim. um, he has got a lot of close friends and allies in the muslim community. but then he'll be arguing that he's london mayor for people of all religions, cultures and backgrounds. so is it the specificity of singling out khan? because actually, lee anderson hasn't really strayed far from what suella braverman said in the telegraph last week. >> that's absolutely true. >> that's absolutely true. >> and it is true to say that there are some seemingly extremist elements overtaking some yes, i'm some of these marches. yes, i'm afraid it does seem that i mean, i just i tell you something that gets bit. gets me a bit. >> it's this business about this phrase, know, from the river phrase, you know, from the

well, i would say in respect of what suella braverman said, that i disagree but i think that is in aategory that i disagree with the comment, i believe for the reasons i set out, the underlying sentiment, and my deep concern about these threats and intimidation is, which are often coming from islamic extremists and we should not be shy of calling that out and i have done so as an mp. but i don't believe that what suella has said crosses the line in the way that lee anderson's com instead. that lee anderson's comments do. but she said that the islamists are in charge. you have said you don't believe that is true. lee anderson said the islamists are in control of sadiq khan. why is it different? there is a slight danger of getting into the semantics of there. into the semantics of this. but words matter, you have said that yourself. please allow me to finish my point. this is about attaching specifically to one person, the mayor of london and i think what suella was saying was making a broader statement, one which i don't agree with the specifics of what she said but i very much agree

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but next braverman claims next suella braverman claims that, hysteria over the that, quote, hysteria distracting from threat distracting from the real threat of islamist extremism . um, is of islamist extremism. um, is she right now? i will be joined by prominent muslim lawyer yunus lunat, who acted as a spokesman for the parent who hounded out the school teacher in batley. that famous batley grammar school this patrick school incident. this is patrick christys tonight. will see you christys tonight. i will see you in a sec. well, it's patrick christys tonight. we're only on gb news now. look, coming up. should keir starmer face an investigation for allegedly coerced sir lindsay hoyle ? but coerced sir lindsay hoyle? but first, former home secretary suella braverman has claimed the problem facing britain and the tories this week is not islamophobia . so she said we islamophobia. so she said we need to urgently focus now on the big problem how to tackle islamist extremism in the uk. the hysteria in response to those calling out the crisis is one of the reasons why we're not making pro

braverman made from him. >> braverman >> well, suella braverman a couple ago, was couple of days ago,institutions. . institutions. that's not true. >> have they have . >> it but they have they have. they seem to be having a lot of power. >> why aren't our politicians talking? >> okay, the threat violence , >> okay, the threat of violence, the fear of violence is enough at the moment in this country that we are letting we're that we are letting down. we're letting live in letting a teacher live in fear of we are hauling of his life. we are hauling people, children across hot coals for scuffing qurans. no one is saying anything in our government. if it was the bnp, if it was neo—nazis doing this , if it was neo—nazis doing this, there would be uproar. but there is special treatment. you not is special treatment. do you not agree ? there is special agree? there is special treatment out of fear of violence. >> the issue is you know, we've had five home secretaries in five there isn't five years. there isn't a serious to anything in serious response to anything in the home office brief, wh

suella braverman today has said this.he truth is that the islamist extremists and the anti—semites are now in charge . anti—semites are now in charge. they have bullied the labour party, they have bullied our institutions, and now they have bullied our country into submission. well the unfortunate fact of fact for suella braverman of course, the conservative course, is that the conservative government charge government has been in charge for and still for 14 years and we've still ended up in this situation. but look at the direction of travel in at how much of in britain. look at how much of a problem islamist a problem extreme islamist terrorism is. look at how many people there are lurking in the shadows with very extreme views and look at the mob tactics that they are prepared to use to get their way . why is it that only their way. why is it that only those on the left don't seem to think that an extreme islamist takeover is a problem? i've got a few theories. i could be anti—semitism . it could be that anti—semitism.

emma webb is suella braverman acting like kim jong un here?hat far, but i have to be very, very clear. >> tom, and i hate to disappoint. um but i'm actually not in favour of what suella braverman is suggesting. i'm not in favour of banning protests. and i say that very, very unequivocally . um, i and i say that very, very unequivocally. um, i think we have to consider, you know, she's she's obviously making a number of points here. the key one that we're discussing right now is this , um, power that she now is this, um, power that she wants ministers to have to, to be able to ban particular protests , um, rather than that protests, um, rather than that power being one that rests with the police? um, i think we need to think about how that could very easily backfire. we're facing a potential , um, labour facing a potential, um, labour government, and we know that there are people , um, in all there are people, um, in all parts of , um, society, parts of, um, society, particularly on the left, who regard , say, gender critical regard, say, gende

i went through fareham the other day, which braverman's which is suella braverman's constituency ands everywhere . graffiti rubbish is everywhere. graffiti is everywhere. high streets look awful, they look appalling and this is one of the world's wealthier countries. still just about fifth or sixth, depending on measure you want to on which measure you want to look at, but you wouldn't know it from going of it from going to a lot of places. so what are you calling for then? >> like a broken windows theory where vandals, for where even those vandals, for example, they'd get done instantly, almost. example, they'd get done instwell, almost. example, they'd get done instwell, look, st. example, they'd get done instwell, look, it's not, it's >> well, look, it's not, it's not to i think. not easy to fix, i think. firstly, you need to give bit firstly, you need to give a bit more local government. more money to local government. they've huge cuts since they've had huge cuts since 2010. the council where 2010. huge. the council where i'm at 50% cuts since 2010, that's part of not of that's

and some of your colleagues do believe that suella braverman crossed the line.ers, says that, "she is prepared "to divide, to ratchet up hate and set our country alight "for political posturing. "this is shocking and dangerous." well, i don't... i don't agree with sayeeda on that. i've made clear my views in relation to to suella, which is i don't agree with the specific words she chose to use, but that's a matter of legitimate political debate. we're not talking, though, about insubstantial people here, though. suella braverman, of course, until very recently, was very, very senior in your party. liz truss, who of course was the prime minister, was filmed with one of donald trump's old lieutenants, steve bannon, this week. now, steve bannon was talking about tommy robinson, the founder of the english defence league, someone with a string of convictions. he called him a hero and she was standing alongside it. didn't challenge it. let's show it to viewers. i don't understand this. the grooming situation, _ tommy robinson, all these heroes fought at the rape situa

telegraph has braverman . don't telegraph has braverman.dian has labour cuts ties with rochdale candidate over israel comment the eye news has that same story as well. labour suspends candidate after israel conspiracy theory israel hamas conspiracy theory remarks and finally , the daily remarks and finally, the daily star tears up the spout . houthi star tears up the spout. houthi rebels have been bombing ships that are bringing us tea. that's the story that the main story about that conflict . uh, that's all we've conflict. uh, that's all we've got time for. thanks ever so much guests, leo kearse much to my guests, leo kearse and cressida wetton. we are back. course, tomorrow at back. of course, tomorrow at 11:00 every night at 11:00 11:00 and every night at 11:00 tomorrow it's going to be josh doing to control lewis doing his best to control lewis and watching and paul and if you're watching the please do the 5 am. repeat, please do stay tuned because now it's time for breakfast . at. for breakfast. at. >> that warm feeling inside from bo

um, colin and suella braverman.police already have the powers needed to police the marches. however, i'm more concerned the i'm more concerned about the cost financially. the taxpayer and resources and on police resources and managing says the managing them. david says the police can break up a queue outside a dentist but failed to stop marches . and clear. stop racist marches. and clear. the that look at pmqs the way that i look at pmqs today that starmer is today is that starmer is a disgrace for using a grieving mother for attempted political point scoring. absolutely disgraceful. agree disgraceful. claire, i agree with entirely. it seems the with you entirely. it seems the house of lords climate change committee may be clutching at straws after blaming rowan atkinson's guardian article, writes for the guardian good heavens that was critical of electric cars for the slow progress in sales of the same electric cars in autumn last yean electric cars in autumn last year, the prime minister delayed the ban on new pet

a personal know, i've met braverman in a personawas know, i've met braverman in a persona was very,'ve met braverman in a persnice.'as very, very friendly know, i've met braverman in a pers nice. but ery, very friendly know, i've met braverman in a pers nice. but this very friendly know, i've met braverman in a persnice. but this strikesendly know, i've met braverman in a persnice. but this strikes me.y know, i've met braverman in a persnice. but this strikes me as and nice. but this strikes me as quite disturbing, actually, it is but like all the issues that >> but like all the issues that we talk about, we're talking about rights here. about different rights here. so there's protest. there's the right for protest. and dangerous and it's very dangerous to threaten way. but threaten that in any way. but then is the right for then there is the right for jewish to be able to go jewish people to be able to go into central london today , where into central london today, where i there the, uh, not, i believe there the, uh, not, not natural history museum at the uh oh, well, it's every we

but coming up, truth bombs from suella braverman in braverman and actual bombs in plymouth.d radio. >> welcome back to headliners. i'm nate dixon, still here with military historian leo kearse. >> there he is . >> there he is. >> there he is. >> and podcaster and activist frances foster. i just wrote that for fun. no idea what it means. let's do the mail and suella braverman claims the islamists are in charge of britain . i, for one, am appalled britain. i, for one, am appalled by this true statement. so uh suella braverman in the, uh, has claimed that the islamists in charge of britain and look what she is talking about is this disgrace incident with the speaker of the house of commons ripping up the commons rule book because he said he was worried about the safety of mps from islamists and what that sends out a very powerful statement which is we will capitulate at the slightest pressure from extremist groups . and that being extremist groups. and that being the case, you have to ask, is , the case, you have to ask, is, is suella actually incorrect in what she says? yeah,

uh former secretaries suella former home secretaries suella braverman dame priti patel braverman andtain's churches for their alleged support for bogus asylum claims. are they right ? but first, let's are they right? but first, let's get those news headlines with aaron armstrong . aaron armstrong. >> very good afternoon to you . >> very good afternoon to you. it's 232 a police have offered a £20,000 reward for information that may lead to the arrest of a suspected chemical attacker. new footage has been released of abdul ezedi in a tesco store in north london on wednesday. police also have a better idea of his movements with cctv showing he left tower hill tube station in the east end just after 9:30. that was after a woman who was known to as eddy and her two children were attacked . forensic tests have attacked. forensic tests have shown a concentrated corrosive substance was used, either liquid sodium hydroxide or carbonate , at the houthis have carbonate, at the houthis have been urged to stop their reckless attacks on shipping in the red sea following the latest uk us airstrikes

lee anderson was speaking on gb news, and when he spoke, the comments from suella braverman, she wase country, he was only talking about him having taken over london and nothing has happened about suella braverman, and a number of examples in the conservative party just this week that have not yet been acted on and nothing has been done, so what we have to think about is, is there a broader problem and is, is there a broader problem and is that going to be dealt with or is itjust lee anderson today? that was mi . daad itjust lee anderson today? that was miqdaad versi _ itjust lee anderson today? that was miqdaad versi from _ itjust lee anderson today? that was miqdaad versi from the _ itjust lee anderson today? that was miqdaad versi from the muslim - miqdaad versi from the muslim council of britain. a short time ago, i spoke to our political correspondent that pressure coming from notjust sadiq khan and the labour party but the inside the tory party as well, including the business minister, it was said that those comments were dangerous. lord barwell, former chief of staff to theres

um suella braverman and from lee anderson.shire and the values of the country that we know and love. i don't think any of us would have imagined that in our lifetimes. debates in parliament were being threatened by threats of violence against members of parliament, and this forms part of a chain that we have seen, whether it's jews in my constituency afraid to walk the streets because of their showing symbols of their religion , or it's those hate religion, or it's those hate filled marches where people still walk alongside them on the marches, but don't call it out. and we, all of us, of course, there is a law enforcement response to this, but there is also underlying questions about the society we live the sort of society we live in and all our responsibility to and all of our responsibility to call of conduct out. call this kind of conduct out. >> know, mr dowden, it's >> i know, but mr dowden, it's all very well giving a commentary what's on. commentary of what's going on. we're with what's we're all familiar with what's g

we have seen that with for example suella braverman when she mounted an attack on homeless people, andisive politics and we have got to call it out and we have got to say enough, we cannot have this kind of poisonous ideology in our politics. baroness warsi, thank you. news from the middle east now. israeli media says an israeli delegation has returned from talks in paris with the �*outline of an agreement�* on a ceasefire with hamas and the release of the remaining hostages in gaza. an official says �*significant progress�* has been made in talks with negotiators from the us, egypt and qatar. a senior palestinian official with close knowledge of the talks told the bbc that there had been "no real progress". we can speak now to aaron david miller, a seniorfellow at the carnegie endowment for international peace. he�*s also a former us state department official and adviser on arab israeli negotiations to to both republican and democratic administrations. thank you so much forjoining us, here in bbc news. so, this news about a possible framework, some kind of agreement, being reached in

that's not what i was saying. >> your argument was that suella braverman driving racism, braverman wasg racism, and i don't think she was . braverman was driving racism, and i don't think she was. i'm not a fan of suella braverman by the way, i don't think you the way, but i don't think you could her a racist. could call her a racist. >> and unfortunately, gentlemen, we to we have to finish that. used to are team together . are such a good team together. um, agree. but in a in a polite way, i think. now for all the best analysis and opinion on that story, much even that story, and much more even better than these pair, to better than these pair, go to our website gbnews.com now we move on. the manhunt continues for a suspected chemical attacker, with police saying they found containers with corrosive warnings during a newcastle raid. a new image has been released of abdul azizi, who was last seen at london's king cross underground station on wednesday evening. you can see it there now on your screens . joining me now is former scotland yard detective peter bleksley peter. thank you so

say saw suella braverman say something saw suella braverman say sometithey're to say >> so they're startinghe tories and only certain one side of the tories, braverman tories, the jenrick braverman side, considered side, which is considered the extreme side. extreme sort of side. >> guy i follow >> there's a guy i follow online, lee kern, who also online, lee kern, who i'm also friends said friends with, and he just said that british silent majority friends with, and he just said th.the british silent majority friends with, and he just said th.the middleh silent majority friends with, and he just said th.the middle classes majority friends with, and he just said th.the middle classes just)rity friends with, and he just said th.the middle classes just have or the middle classes just have to over kind of to get over this kind of politeness and talk about this stuff and be able to talk about it in a non fearful way without being accused of bigotry. whatever we're talking about an ideology here that's different from cultural or from ethnicity or cultural or anyway. well, i hope that we're going

but up braverman, is up next, suella braverman, is she that people in britain she right that people inade to feel guilty for labour for being white? former labour spokesperson james matthewson goes to head with political goes head to head with political commentator ammon berger. she's patrick christys tonight and we're . sunday mornings from 930 on gb news. choose . news. choose. >> is patrick christys tonight now? coming up, nigel farage weighs in on the bonkers home office migrant law costing the british taxpayer £1.5 million a day. but first, it's time for our head to head . so suella our head to head. so suella braverman has hit back at recent suggestions that the british countryside is racist after wildlife groups branded it a racist colonial white space that was dominated by white people. the former home secretary has now slammed the report, writing we need to stop making white people feel guilty for being white. critical race theory, white. critical race theory, white privilege and unconscious bias should be constantly debunked as left wing militancy. and maybe she has a point.

we'll also tonight talk about braverman's law . yes, that about braverman's law., that piece of legislation , the piece of legislation, the illegal migration act, which, given the law of unintended consequences, has now left 22,000 people who came last summer in a position where we don't know quite what, what to don't know quite what, what to do with them. and i'm going to react on rishi sunak performance last night live for one hour in front of that audience on gb news. did he do enough to convince people they might just be a way back for the conservative party? under his leadership? but all of that comes after the news with polly middlehurst . middlehurst. >> nigel, thank. middlehurst. >> nigel, thank . you and good >> nigel, thank. you and good evening to you. well, the top story from the newsroom tonight is that a former labour mp who, seeking re—election, has been administratively suspended from the labour party pending an investigation anti—semitic investigation over anti—semitic remarks he had allegedly made at a party meeting . the jewish a party meeting.