by gagging conference by gagging nigel farage, braverman and farage, suella braverman and viktor orban will be live from the venue for a frontline account . speaking to flemish mep account. speaking to flemish mep that who saw the clampdown and a london headmistress who has won the right to ban a muslim pupil from praying , the right to ban a muslim pupil from praying, has the right to ban a muslim pupil from praying , has called the from praying, has called the high court's ruling a victory for all schools. will we finally see an end to religious extremists meddling with british schools and today the government faces yet another revolt over its plan to ban teenagers from smoking for life . is this latest smoking for life. is this latest clampdown sensible, or a slippery slope to puritanism.7 and that's all coming up in your next hour. welcome to the show. always a pleasure to have your company. so it's bedlam in brussels , as the mayor of the brussels, as the mayor of the city of brussels sends in the police to clamp down on the national conservatism conference. i was an mep in brusse

we've had kemi badenoch robert jenrick suella braverman , jacob suella braverman, jacob rees—mogg, lizsir jake berry , the former party jake berry, the former party chairman. they all voted against robert jenrick is a big speech from the backbenches. robert jenrick speech was interesting for saying let's educate more and ban less. but with me now is one of those mps who voted against sir jake one of those mps who voted against sirjake berry . sir against sirjake berry. sir jake, you gave a speech there in the commons which struck many as being almost a kind of, a cri de coeur for tory right wingers. what were you saying? >> what say , chris, look, to >> what i say, chris, look, to me, this is a debate about what sort country you want to live sort of country you want to live in. do you want to live in a country where the government tells buy, what tells you what car to buy, what central you can in tells you what car to buy, what centrphone you can in tells you what car to buy, what centrphone looks)u can in tells you what car to buy, what centrphone looks to can in tells you what car to

let braverman who i think was speaking earlier. , , ., , ., braverman who i think was speaking earlierning. _ earlier. let me just try to show you what is happening. it _ earlier. let me just try to show you what is happening. it won't - earlier. let me just try to show you what is happening. it won't be - earlier. let me just try to show you what is happening. it won't be a . what is happening. it won't be a particularly great shots but if you look through, this is where the main event is and you can possibly see someone on stage there and so there are a few speeches getting under way and people have had some food and light refreshments. this is continuing, despite the efforts of the local authorities and the police to close it down. what is definitely not happening is that you have loads of police officers running in and pulling people out, but the idea is that this will come to a halt. i think it might be that for another couple of hours or so, we are in this limbo and the big question is what happens tomorrow, because you have victor orban, the leader of hungary he was supposed to

and that's why braverman is there. why i suella braverman is there.how they to shut down. that's how they see view doing see their world view by doing it. agree you, i it. i agree with you, emily. i think lots right minded think lots of right minded britons look at this britons will look at this behaviour and think, what on earth going why can't earth is going on? and why can't why hear ideas and why can't you hear ideas and debate without, frankly, debate ideas without, frankly, riot outside trying to riot police outside trying to prevent people getting into into the hotels we're seeing our the hotels we're seeing on our screen right now. it is extraordinary, i think. >> it's not just >> and chris, it's not just politics as what we've just been watching the last or watching in the last minute or so pushing back the so is police pushing back the media the other side of media now to the other side of the street. it looks like the media are now penned in behind a barrier and can't get up close to the door anymore. this is this is a really quite extreme

but despise suella braverman.es, he ought not to seek to ban her views or laugh at those who do. i dare say the mayor of brussels has given this conference far more attention than it would ever otherwise have and probably have received, and it's probably backfired on him to an extent. but i would say to the mayor of brussels, if you disagree with people, then feel free to say why disagree with them. feel why you disagree with them. feel free them or even free to argue with them or even disparage mock them. disparage and mock them. but don't seek to ban them. >> think actually quite >> i think it's actually quite chilling, that because chilling, james, that because you politically disagree you can politically disagree with wheel out this with someone, you wheel out this label, this far right label that just wheeled out. so often just gets wheeled out. so often now it's just come to me. it's almost meaningless because almost meaningless now because it used like confetti. it is just used like confetti. basically. me,

you've got suella braverman, former braverman, who is a former home secretary, a democratically electedgel farage, who was one members of one of the leading members of the parliament and the european parliament and actually, eventually, actually, obviously, eventually, i think, one the most i think, one of the most influential in british influential figures in british politics, leading politics, essentially leading to the referendum that we had in 2016. people? 2016. how were these people? because it quite odd that because i find it quite odd that we don't allow people to just have views within have different views within conservatism fact, the conservatism. and in fact, the conservative party, we are a broad church. i differing broad church. i have differing views to some of my parliamentary on parliamentary colleagues on certain certain certain aspects and certain things, things things, but with all things there's and there's take. there's give and there's take. but should allowed but the public should be allowed to hear a wide variety of views and themselves to come up and allow them

suella braverman launched suella braverman has launched into trying to into this, possibly trying toscores with mark rowley. i don't think this will have the consequence of removing the metropolitan police commissioner, it certainly commissioner, but it certainly putting pressure on the way that these marches are policed. and i think it raises the question about whether they all have to be allowed to go ahead. and the circumstances in which they are allowed to go ahead. and the things that people are allowed to say and allow to display on their banners. while this is going because at the moment going on, because at the moment it the law abiding it appears that the law abiding citizen one and citizen is set to one side and that the mob is given precedence . that is, after all, what . and that is, after all, what suella braverman to refer suella braverman used to refer to two tier policing. yes. to as two tier policing. yes. >> and when comes to the >> and when it comes to the government's this, government's response to this, i think bit of buck think there's been a bit of buck passing

, about all saying, mr braverman, about all of that.right. the threat of violence exists here. but the problem is and i put it to you that you're getting the police officer who made the statements, who stopped the man going. he's being villainized about all of this. and mark rowley, up until now, i mean, yes, from here on in change your plan, rowley. if that's if that's what we're asking you to do . but is he asking you to do. but is he really to carry the can for all of this as to what's happening so far ? so far? >> well, i think listen, my complaint is not against the individual officers on the ground. they're dealing with a really difficult situation and they're doing their best. this is about the orders that they are following and that those come from the top. and there's been a strategic failure here by mark, sir mark rowley. he is basically applied the same approach that the police apply to managing football crowds. and what they do then is they say , what they do then is they say, well, the larger group, we're going to choose th

they were saying it when suella braverman charge. they braverman was in charge.obert braverman was in charge. they were was there.en robert braverman was in charge. they were was there. rishi)ert braverman was in charge. they were was there. rishi sunak jenrick was there. rishi sunak was holding over. like was holding it over. people like yourselves heads. at that particular time, i. particular moment in time, i. this is it. what's going on? it's a circus, lee. >> well, it's ridiculous. at the time of the vote, patrick, you knew because you covered that vote, that night, we were vote, on that night, we were told the same thing that rwanda would out. we were. would pull out. we were. so there was section us within there was a section of us within there was a section of us within the conservative party at that time, , who thought time, backbenchers, who thought it nonsense. and we've been it was nonsense. and we've been proved it was proved right. i think it was a little bit of, like emotional political blackmail , if you like political blackmail, if you like to, t

well, former home suella braverman home secretary suella braverman has been saying very strongly that she's not been much of a fan of his for some time now because she called these marches hate marches. she was very critical of them and of the police's handling of them back when she was home secretary and before she was indeed sacked. now, another former home secretary, priti patel, also condemning what happened and the way that the met police has deau way that the met police has dealt with it. the government , dealt with it. the government, for their part, not going that far , and the energy secretary, far, and the energy secretary, clare pochettino, this morning , clare pochettino, this morning, telling camilla tominey that, yes , obviously this had been yes, obviously this had been badly handled, that it was a misstep, but stopping short of calling for his, for his resignation, but certainly he's in a lot of hot water because the chap the centre of this row, gideon falter , has written in gideon falter, has written in the sunday times saying he must quit the british board of depufie

braverman we certainly don't shy away from it. claims braverman we certainly don't shy away from it.e certainly don't shy away from it. claims rishi sunak erman we certainly don't shy away from it. claims rishi sunak willan we certainly don't shy away from it. claims rishi sunak will not she claims rishi sunak will not leave despite talking leave the echr despite talking tough and the tories are heading for electoral wipe—out. so look, have given up on the have the voters given up on the prime minister? and i tell you who tory sources are telling me they want to replace rishi sunak before for the next election, the answer may well surprise you as ever. i want to hear from you gb views on gb news. com. make sure you engage with us as well on twitter at gb news. every single view really, really does matter. christys we matter. i am patrick christys we are on gb news and now it's your weather with annie shuttleworth. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers. sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello. good evening. welcome to your latest gb news weather update. well, it's going to be

the braverman didn't stop there.he shadow health secretary, wes streeting, this is what he had to say in the commons yesterday. >> right honourable member for fareham, who couldn't be here today with us, mr deputy speaken today with us, mr deputy speaker, because currently speaker, because she's currently in surrounded in brussels surrounded by the police trying to shut police who are trying to shut down the event she's attending with some right fanatics with some far right fanatics with some far right fanatics with whom she has much in common. >> so there we go. we're going to now get the thoughts of our political correspondent olivia utley on all of this. so, olivia, tell us why the controversy about this? what was so bad about this and the, the, the prime minister there , not the prime minister there, not the prime minister there, not the prime minister of where is it in hungary? no no, in belgium. belgium, so he's he's a real far lefty and he was worried about violence, was that likely ? likely? >> well, the whol

suella braverman made the point, didn't she? this case, the jewish person, in this case, the man from the video, have to move away when he's not the instigator, he's not the aggressor . instigator, he's not the aggressor. deal instigator, he's not the aggressor . deal with the people aggressor. deal with the people in the crowd who are calling him a nazi and scum and whatever else. so who do you agree with? should the pro—palestine marchers finally be banned? mesonyx maz maz. rather, onyx says, people have had enough. these marches aren't pro—palestine, they're pro anti—semitism, pro terrorism, and a blatant hatred of jews literally rubbing it into their faces every week whilst having police protection. nick says governments shouldn't have the power to stop protests as long as they're peaceful, and jonathan says you should have the right to protest, but you should be able to have one every week for indefinite amounts of time. your verdict is now in wow, 91% of you agree that protests should be banned while 9% of you say they sho

suella braverman and boris johnson?rs at 1030 sharp with full pundit reaction . sharp with full pundit reaction. a very busy show, lots to get through huw edwards next, but first, the news headlines with a proper aaron proper newsreader. aaron armstrong . armstrong. >> thank you mark, i'm aaron armstrong in the gb newsroom. israel will respond to iran's attack last night, but no final decisions have been made about how and when prime minister benjamin netanyahu chaired a meeting of his war cabinet earlier. the majority agree on the need for a response to iran's drone assault, but they're split on the scale and they're split on the scale and the timing of it. world leaders, including lord cameron, have condemned the attack. they say iran risks provoking an uncontrollable regional escalation, and they say g7 nafions escalation, and they say g7 nations stand ready to take further measures . tehran, further measures. tehran, however, has warned israel any retaliation will be met with a stronger response. the un secretary gen

we've already had braverman in braverman while she was in office.ed the police playing police at the time of playing favourites we keep seeing favourites and we keep on seeing this out the streets this played out on the streets of london, with the pro—palestinian marchers sort of seemingly police, seemingly left alone by police, while are just walking while those who are just walking about going about daily about going about their daily business, this case, gideon business, in this case, gideon falter, nothing to do with falter, had nothing to do with the march. happened to the march. he just happened to find in aldwych at the find himself in aldwych at the wrong time skull cap. so wrong time in a skull cap. so i'm going to be asking claire coutinho, behalf i'm going to be asking claire co the ho, behalf i'm going to be asking claire co the government behalf i'm going to be asking claire cothe government this behalf i'm going to be asking claire cothe government this morning. of the government this morning. she's the change and she's the climate cha

ms braverman has left the conference, after giving her speech.street as she left. 0ur europe correspondent, nick beake, isjust in front of the venue. here's what's happening there. the picture here tells the story because you can see there is this line of police officers, probably about a dozen or so of them. and the reason for that is that the local mayor here in brussels has said that this event needs to be shut down. so as you can see, the police aren't exactly running in to turf people out. but basically the organisers of this event, of this conference have been told that it has to wind down. so basically, in effect, what's happening is that people aren't being allowed in and those leaving at the moment, including nigel farage and suella braverman, these prominent uk politicians, they've left, but they won't be allowed in along with anyone else. and nigel farage, of course, a lot of people will know him for his role here in this city during the brexit days, a leading campaignerfor brexit said that this was a bad decision what was happening he

there will be candidates from the right wing of the conservative party, there will be some suela bravermanpresentatives of the establishment, and i fully admit there is also an interesting character, well , of course, suela braveron, who has no jewish blood, if i’m correct, yes, yes, she’s from sieur lyon, if i’m not mistaken absolutely right, yes , that is, that’s why you don’t need to pay attention to braverman, that is , everything is fine there, yes, yes, yes, this, this is just like cammy the badanos also come from africa, so, but the point is that david cameron can also try, try his luck, yes, and somehow, if he succeeds, for example, in becoming the leader of the conservatives. to have some kind of contact with trump, because in the past, as we know, cameron and trump had a relationship, well, to put it mildly, terrible, yes, that is, as if cameron did not live up to trump’s presidency for us, of course, but in the spring in the summer of '16 he spoke, spoke, called trump a fool, a man who splits america, is divided by the western world, well, in general, i think that trump, of cour

so this is what the former home secretary, suella braverman , told us here on gb braverman, told us herea crisis here, really. >> after six months of hundreds of thousands of people regularly taking to the streets to march , taking to the streets to march, what they did in that incident was to protect the right of the protesters , to harass, protesters, to harass, intimidate and behave in an anti—semitic way, and at the same time tell an innocent jewish person that that person needs to give up their rights, that that person needs to stay away . away. >> joining us now is stephen silverman from the campaign against anti—semitism and chief executive of uk lawyers for israel, jonathan turner, welcome both . both. >> stephen, to you first. what is your reaction to what you saw on saturday? >> well, look, i think what we've seen is, some serious flaws that exist at new scotland yard being exposed here, we've seen that, sir mark rowley, who has presided over the worst outbreak of anti—semitism in london since records began, has implemented a policing strategy thatis implemented a policing stra

but but i can't see how suella braverman can affect that happening . someone like penny happening.ke penny mordaunt may be drafted in, but this is kind of conversation which obsesses westminster but looks , i think, frankly, looks, i think, frankly, ridiculous to the rest of the country. so the braverman on on the radio this morning saying that these are only a token or a few flights won't be enough to prove it's working . she's been prove it's working. she's been very clear that she thinks this won't work. she will probably cause all sorts of difficulties, difficulties for the prime minister, but his battle now is with the house of lords. he said today. he's he attacked his political opponents. he said they used every trick in the book to block flights and keep the boat, keep the boats coming . the boat, keep the boats coming. so he is attacking piers. labour peers in the house of lords. but really a lot of this blame is attached to him. i think he said last november that what's required is emerging legislation to get these flights off the ground. we're four and a half months late

the plans were introduced by former home secretary suella braverman, who branded rough sleeping a lifestylehoice . more than 5400 lifestyle choice. more than 5400 migrants have been intercepted crossing the english channel in small boats during the first three months of this year. it's a record figure for that quarter, up 43% compared to the same in 2023, official same time in 2023, official figures from the home office show 442 people made the crossing in nine small boats yesterday. that's despite difficult weather conditions, with lifeboats scrambling to assist some of the arrivals. today's strong winds have now made the journey completely impassable . the head of the impassable. the head of the nurses union has accused the government of packing hospital corridors with patients, and says the quality of care is not only undignified but fatally unsafe. it comes as new estimates suggest more than 250 patients a week in england may have died needlessly last year because of long waits for a hospital bed, a report by the royal college of emergency medicine revealed. more than 1.5 million patien

jonathan >> well, the headline is sunak urge stop braverman speaking urge to stop braverman speakingbrussels alongside far right at brussels convention. so rishi sunak is being urged to stop his former home secretary from attending a right wing convention featuring figures been figures who have been under investigation for extremism, in the latest sign waning the latest sign of his waning control of his party. so braverman, who's been a central plotter against rishi, since she left the cabinet, said to be left the cabinet, is said to be one of the keynote speakers at this convention, but the question is, some of these people , there are actual leaders people, there are actual leaders of state. there's a hungarian prime minister. and i mean, you may not like their politics, but if these people are leaders of state, then they are in some sense legitimate speakers who are going to be, you know, discussing the state of affairs. so definitely shouldn't just speaking along. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. viktor orban. yeah, 100. yeah. >> raising concerns . this >> people raising concerns. this remin

top of the bill, the uk's former home secretary, suella braverman.op., and so ordered the event to stop. what do you make of this? it's monstrous, - absolutely monstrous. a very decent, respectable gratip of people - - prime ministers, academics and business people - being told they cannot i have an alternative view. thank god for brexit. there were fears over anti—abortion and anti—gay sentiments held in the building. cobblers. so, was this silencing free speech or protecting people from extremist ideology? what's happening now is that the brussels police have lined up outside the venue and are refusing entry lined up outside the venue and they're refusing entry to anyone wanting to get in. they're not, though, going inside and dragging people out vote. many delegates here say they've been cancelled, but the reality is that this conference is continuing, at least for now. the ban did mean the far—right french politician here was unable to give his speech, and it's unclear where the event will be held tomorrow. and so, a gathering of only a few hundr

with the removal of robert jenrick and suella braverman , the situation has improved a little, but suella still supports israel's bombing of gaza and the destruction of the people of gaza . he does not believe that settlement is wrong. i think michael gow, oliver dowden and piriti patel are the same. piriti patel's trip to israel should be investigated again. we still don't know who paid for his trip. from his return trip, he tried to change the policies of the government . this was the result of his secret trip without informing his superiors or even the ambassador of our country report it there, he did it. if you look at wikipedia and read the explanations about tom togenhutt, who of course is also the british security minister, he wrote the things that i am going to read to you. he condemned the united nations for its official criticism of israel's actions in building settlements in the occupied palestinian territories. maybe this was said a few years ago, but his words have never been forgotten. he never changed his opinion . how can we have a security minister in the british governme

with the departure of robert jenrick and suela braverman, things have gotten a little better. but suella still supports israel's bombing of gaza and the destruction of the people of gaza. he does not believe that settlement is wrong, in my opinion, michael gow, ver dowden and piriti. they should be the same piriti patel's trip to israel should be investigated again. we still don't know who paid for his trip. when he returned from his trip, he tried to change the policies of the government. this was the result of his secret trip, he did this without informing his superiors or even the ambassador of our country there. if you look at wikipedia and read the description of tom tugenhut, of course he is. the english security minister also wrote some things that i will read to you. he faces the united nations due to his official criticism of israel's actions in building settlements in the occupied palestinian territories condemned maybe this was said a few years ago , but his words have never been forgotten. he never changed his opinion. how can we have a security minister in the bri

suella braverman was the founding chair of governors.er. those children are british citizens. and therefore, it is around a british culture that they should cohere. and prayer rooms would only lead to segregation along racial or religious lines. it would only lead to more division. and fragmentation within the school, which is actually very harmonious.— within the school, which is actually very harmonious. michaela school is --oular, it very harmonious. michaela school is popular. it gets _ very harmonious. michaela school is popular, it gets outstanding - very harmonious. michaela school is popular, it gets outstanding exam . popular, it gets outstanding exam results. it is a nonreligious school. but around half the pupils are from muslim families. the family in this case are anonymous by court order. the girl's mother said in a statement she was profoundly dismayed, saying the case was brought because, in our faith, prayer holds undeniable importance. some schools do allow space for prayer at lunchtime. just like many workplaces. but t

suella braverman.k that which could be an indication , yes, that we're in indication, yes, that we're in for a really rough ride when it comes to free speech, because if you don't actually understand the point of it and the principles of it, then you really are not in position to really are not in a position to defend it. >> andy, some profile >> andy, some high profile politicians like nigel politicians there, like nigel farage suella braverman was there. you know, trying to get their point across, talking about, you know, security and in europe and, and making our borders safer and stuff like that. and then yet this mayor, three mayors, as jan rightly says, tries to shut this event down. is it a sign of things to come under a labour government .7 come under a labour government? >> i don't see how it would be a sign of things to come under a labour the labour government. none of the mayors the mayors are a member of the labour at least the labour party or at least the british party. so that british la

. also braverman.with divisions on how to deal with this particular issue, aren't there? mean, labour been there? i mean, labour has been calling islamic calling for the islamic revolutionary guard to be revolutionary guard corps to be proscribed as a terrorist organisation for year. organisation for over a year. but now members of your own party, duncan smith and party, iain duncan smith and indeed braverman, also indeed suella braverman, also calling for that. but they're at odds the prime minister and odds with the prime minister and with the secretary. why with the foreign secretary. why shouldn't would we in shouldn't we? and would we be in a we did ? a better position if we did? >> well, look, nobody is suggesting that the iranian revolutionary guard is anything other than a problematic and difficult organisation , one, we difficult organisation, one, we already sanctioned them. >> we already have restricted placed very serious restrictions on them . on the issue of on them. on the issue of prosc

her sandwiches braverman got her sandwiches beyond police barricades, beyond the police barricades,asically on behalf of his errand and belgian courts , errand and the belgian courts, then to the rescue and said then came to the rescue and said that exceeded powers. that he'd exceeded his powers. >> democracy. you'll be very >> so democracy. you'll be very pleased hear functioning pleased to hear it's functioning brilliantly within the eu. the heart, beating heart of. heart, the beating heart of. well, sent we sent belgium up well, we sent we sent belgium up came after favourite labour came after your favourite labour mps laughed at it. >> it came after lots of tweets. you know, supporting it. i think this tweet came after that actually . it's the response here actually. it's the response here that i'm worried about it. people seem to be willing to cheer on the gestapo . cheer on the gestapo. >> i think like so many of the young, you're taking yourself a little bit too seriously. if i may be bold, i think in that moment there is something a little bit gleeful. you said, both you. yo

i'm thinking of people like suella braverman.who has been a of nigel farage, who has been a member of the european parliament, and of course, had an impact on british an enormous impact on british politics, and viktor orban, who has been elected and re—elected, many people may not care for the prime minister of hungary, but he's certainly elected person i >> -- >> and in addition, we had about 15 to 16 members of the european parliament who were also elected, and they're really living in brussels. and you would imagine that brussels, being the head of the capital of the eu, would allow, elected members of its own parliament to have an opportunity to voice their views. so, i think what was very interesting about this is that the mayors overplayed their hands so that because they overplayed their hands, all pubuc overplayed their hands, all public opinion became entirely on our side. it was so evident, so transparent, that this was really a an attempt to use the police instead of arguments to react to our, our conference. that was

still, i'm sure a janjaweed militant islamist is much less dangerous than suella braverman.ng to see what left wing, left wing leaders do think is okay, though. the mayor of brussels himself hosted a radical iranian politician in brussels. the mayor of tehran , brussels. the mayor of tehran, who's reportedly overseen women being shot and tortured for protesting and for not wearing a veil and has been sanctioned by the uk for human rights abuses. so progressive, being a conservative now is like being in the sex pistols. you can display a union jack guardian columnist scream ban this filth! the left have managed the unimaginable, making conservatism the refuge of the rebellious , and everyone can see rebellious, and everyone can see that the speakers at natcon aren't conspiracy sites, but are right. braverman spoke at the conference of how britain could leave the restrictive european institutions such as the european convention on human rights, and her argument is surely given a boost. now, we've seen this example of how european institutions are controlled by the far left and

suella braverman appalling. the show. he's an independent adviser to the uk government on anti—semitism ism. he said that rowley should not be fired. in fact, he said he felt sorry for the police officer who clearly messed up. leroy, what's your take? >> well, i don't think this is a reason for mark rowley to tend his resignation. every individual officer has that, discretion to deal with matters, as he or her sees fit within the legal frameworks , the wording of legal frameworks, the wording of the officer is, inappropriate, but what he was trying to achieve was to ensure that there was not an inflamed situation at the march, because if, you have someone who is against the ethos as a march and they are seen to be agitating , then them going be agitating, then them going into the march is going to cause an affray or further public order offences or even assaults. so that's the last thing you want. so it's a it's a thankless task that officers are being placed in, that they are damned if they do, damned if they d

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>> the former home secretary, suella braverman , has blasted suella braverman, has blasted anti—jewishviour in britain let -- let us know your thoughts this morning on all our talking points. the huw edwards one is tncky. points. the huw edwards one is tricky . he hasn't been found tricky. he hasn't been found guilty of anything. let's remember that he's currently resting in an institute, as far as we know, for support with his mental health, which is why he can't. >> the argument is, how long do you go on paying him 430 k a year? contracts when? you go on paying him 430 k a year? right.1tracts when? you go on paying him 430 k a year? right. so cts when? you go on paying him 430 k a year? right. so that's when? you go on paying him 430 k a year? right. so that's another? you go on paying him 430 k a ye�*millionlt. so that's another? you go on paying him 430 k a ye�*million forso that's another? you go on paying him 430 k a ye�*million for doing 's another? you go on paying him 430 k a ye�*million for doing nothing. er? £1 million for doing nothing. >> £9 million of your money at home.

he sacked suella braverman. a minister braverman.e because he's not doing he's taken a tough line on he's not taken a tough line on immigration. heard people immigration. we've heard people like jenrick, former like robert jenrick, the former immigration minister, and former home suella braverman, home secretary suella braverman, saying, just not saying, look, he's just not interested this issue. he interested in this issue. he doesn't to to us about doesn't want to talk to us about immigration. really, rishi, immigration. so really, rishi, really, rishi, are you really going do this? think, you going to do this? i think, you know, potentially he could make it election issue , i it an election issue, but i don't he's really the don't think he's really got the courage of convictions to courage of his convictions to leave echr personally. leave the echr personally. >> you could say is so >> but you could say he is so determined to get these flights off ground that he is off the ground that he is willing leave the echr, or at willing to

flags wearing rainbow laces and with the met issuing apologies , the met issuing apologies, suella braverman says enough is enough. what do you think? but before we get started, let's get your latest news headlines . your latest news headlines. >> good afternoon. it's 3:01. i'm cameron walker here in the gb newsroom. british jewish leaders will meet the metropolitan police commissioner later this week after accusing the force of a series of high profile errors . sir mark rowley profile errors. sir mark rowley is facing calls to quit over his handung is facing calls to quit over his handling of pro—palestinian protests, with the former home secretary, suella braverman suggesting he's emboldened anti—semite seats. the board of depufies anti—semite seats. the board of deputies of british jews says mistakes have had a devastating effect on the previously high level of trust held in the police. the campaign against anti—semitism is also calling for sir mark to resign or be sacked, after its chief executive was described as openly jewish by an officer, cabinet minister claire cantineau says the gov

why is he not asking suella braverman to pull out of this event?at least according website, have according to their website, have made comments , made all kinds of comments, which i don't think the rishi sunak party would want to sunak tory party would want to associate themselves with. >> ashworth and more

secretary, suella braverman suggesting he's emboldened anti—semites .emitism is also calling for sir mark to resign or be sacked after its chief executive was described as openly jewish by an officer. the met police have now responded in a statement, saying the assistant commissioner has written to gideon falter to offer a private meeting to apologise his . a decision by the apologise his. a decision by the us to approve £49 billion in aid for ukraine has been welcomed by the uk, with the foreign secretary describing it as a vital step forward. after months of wrangling, american politicians ended a deadlock, agreeing to provide a package which will also help replenish weapons and munitions . president weapons and munitions. president zelenskyy says the move will keep the war from expanding and will save thousands of lives. it now heads to the senate, which is expected to pass the bill in the next few days, and a record 50,000 people ran the london marathon today . most have now marathon today. most have now crossed the finishing line after completing t

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