the differences are up to you in the posts of the version, but the broadcasting authority does not needo ahead with the struggle. it has another way that it wants to come, some people just as a celebrity. fame as a special expertise that he has in any case the parliament has 14 commissions, they need different expertise , and in addition to all of these, it should be almost regal, which means the presidency. in fact , a regal political leader should be able to direct the various issues of the country to the foreign policy and to the parliament with the same method, sometimes the laws. does it lead the projects and bills to be rejected, or with you, we had a large, consistent majority in the same period of the parliament when it comes to the difference of expertise. it is important who goes, with what support, with what in fact, the background is going to be able to handle this heavy burden of the month. i am a member of the medical department, that friend of ours is a spiritual cultural engineer who has various commissions from lawyers, but in one of the same ways that he is going, he i

jabali and the broadcasting authorities will be faithful to this promise until the end, and it shows that he himself will be in these few months . we want to see, and by the way, it is one of the cases that if the people decide that this is one of the effective cases in the decision-making, then i and hizb naday iranians belong to a generation that we have to accept. it is based on the existing trends, and this does not mean the tendency to subvert the tendency regarding other issues, i still believe that if we have objections and the critics mean internally, it can be fixed with structural reforms and different methods, so i expect that the summary of the radio and television will fully reflect these conversations, which i heard is your coach , and i hope it will continue like this. if you really want these words to be taxed, i am asking you here . i can come and serve you . the teachers of the university students are elite by the way. what you say do you want me to speak here, so that the words they say are more audible to the society than my words, and because i speak more empathe

yourself understand what can be said that we constantly invite the head of the zaporizhia broadcasting authoritydy for him to join us at any moment when he has questions about you at this time if you also have with information and the matter of how preparations for the school year are going, are shelters ready , in particular in the districts of the region, namely in educational institutions. direction, but as a person who also has information, a decision was made and it was announced that, at this stage , offline training will not be conducted in connection with the security situation in in the region, further, appropriate decisions will be made there according to the possibilities. i know that appropriate measures were taken . let's say that they are not very strong, although how can you say that they are normal regarding his screams and other measures for for the objects of the provision of relevant public services, if we are talking about the education system, this work is being carried out, but at the moment it is not planned to be offline, thank you, thank you for finding an opportunity qu

this is broadcasting authority even in the regions, or something, we will work on these materials frome cannot regulate this. unreal special attention of course, required by the new region in mariupol in may, tram traffic resumed. the start was then given by the president via video link, but public transport should change for the better in other cities of the dpr , lpr, zaporozhye and kherson regions, fortunately new territories. we are also working to upgrade public transport in 2022. about 400 buses of various classes have been transferred, more than 460 school buses have been delivered this year along the line. ministry of transport of the planned transfer of more than 600 buses of various classes problems that are the same in many regions, when it is impossible to leave a new microdistrict or when, due to dilapidated buses, the route has to be closed, the topic of public transport development was also touched upon in the president's message to the federal assembly. it contained a proposal to promote the mechanism of infrastructure loans of 50 billion rubles. for the supply of buses

legend tv host, broadcaster, author . broadcaster, author. >> yeah. be only terry wogan. you can speak about in the same breath as well. and someone who's very well known, specially for his chat show called parky which ran for two seasons first in the i think it was the 70, and then it came back in the 80s on the bbc. he's estimated to have interviewed over 2000 people, probably the most people, probably the two most famous. the news first famous. and when the news first broke morning, the first broke this morning, the first two sprung mind for me two that sprung to mind for me were famous interview with were that famous interview with muhammad in fact, he was muhammad ali. in fact, he was interviewing twice interviewing muhammad ali twice . really incredible interviews. and that was part of his technique, which i'll come on to probably the other famous interview, though, parky interview, though, from parky was was with rod was also when he was with rod hull and emu famously pecking him on these leg and grabbing him. it's fantastic bit of television, b

joining me today is the broadcast and author christine hamilton and the broadcaster and journalist danny kelly. before we get started, though , let's get the latest though, let's get the latest news headlines . news headlines. >> good afternoon. it's just after 3:00. i'm lisa hartle in the newsroom . >> hello . now, before we get >> hello. now, before we get stuck into our debates over the next hour, let's introduce you to my panel. that was we've got a surprise for you, actually, because it wasn't actually christine hamilton who is coming up with danny kelly. but up later with danny kelly. but now i have the former editor of labourlist, peter edwards, on my left. and the former brexit party mep mep , even ben habib on party mep mep, even ben habib on my right. here's what we're going to be discussing and debating with these two over this hour. former culture secretary nadine dorries has finally quit the commons. some two months after she pledged to do with immediate effect . she do so with immediate effect. she blasted the prime minister and a resignation letter saying he had the fundam

you'll hear the thoughts of my panel, author broadcaster christine author and broadcaster christine hamilton first, your latest first, let's get your latest news headlines . news headlines. >> thank you very much, nana . >> thank you very much, nana. i'm rory smith in the gb newsroom . the immigration newsroom. the immigration minister says the first asylum seekers are to be housed on the bibby stockholm barge in the coming days . bibby stockholm barge in the coming days. robert jenrick bibby stockholm barge in the coming days . robert jenrick says coming days. robert jenrick says around 50 people will enter the vessel in portland port in dorset this week . he insists dorset this week. he insists that increasing the numbers on the barge to the capacity of around 500 is still the plan . around 500 is still the plan. that's despite concerns from the fire brigades union over the vessel. initially designed to house around 200 people. those who have been wrongfully convicted of crimes will no longer have their living costs docked from their compensation payments . this new guidance payments. this

it's fine form, and author and broadcaster . it's the fine form, and author and broadcaster.'s the wonderful amy nicholl turner, who's got a double barrel surname since the last time i spoke to her. as always, i want to hear from you. the most important part of the programme. me mail at programme. email me mail mog at gbnews.com. get in touch , get gbnews.com. get in touch, get yourself on the telly . but right yourself on the telly. but right now it's time for the news of the day. we round them . the day. we round them. >> patrick thank you . good >> patrick thank you. good evening. your top stories from the gb newsroom . a former met the gb newsroom. a former met police officer has been jailed for 16 years for raping a 16 year old girl and a female. police officer. adam provan raped a colleague six times and terrorised her over a three year period. he also raped a teenager twice in 2010, met police assistant commissioner louisa rolfe says she's glad the victims came forward . and i'm victims came forward. and i'm shocked and appalled at adam provan's offending behaviour, as

broadcaster, of broadcaster, author, speaker of common me again common sense. panel, historian and broadcaster tessa dunlop the broadcaster tessa dunlop and the bow group's research fellow, benjamin and tessa, why benjamin lockney, and tessa, why is our nhs focussed on colonialism and gender when it should just be saving lives ? should just be saving lives? >> i would like , is my voice >> i would like, is my voice going to work for this? i don't know. i need. we'll go to benjamin. i would like to suggest that out of all the problems facing our nhs , this is problems facing our nhs, this is not a major deal and i'm surprised we're talking about it. 7.5 million people are on waiting lists . it. 7.5 million people are on waiting lists. this is it. 7.5 million people are on waiting lists . this is an it. 7.5 million people are on waiting lists. this is an issue which affects a very small proportion of the population in. but there are people who, for example , are born with intersex example, are born with intersex traits. it's about one in every 2000 babies. and we

this is the broadcasting authority, even in the regions, we will earn these materials, of course, reactsry from its level cannot regulate this. it’s just unrealistic that special attention is required, of course, for new regions in mariupol, tram traffic resumed in may. the start was then given by the president via video link, but public transport should change for the better in other cities of the dpr, lpr, zaporozhye and kherson regions, fortunately new territories. we are also carrying out work to upgrade public transport in 2022, the transfer of about 400 buses of various classes more than 460 school buses this year, on the line. the ministry of transport has planned the transfer of more than 600 more buses of various classes and talk about problems that are the same in many regions, when it is impossible to leave a new microdistrict or when the route is in demand due to dilapidation of buses , the topic of public transport development has to be closed. they were touched upon in the president's message to the federal assembly. it contained a proposal to promote the mechanism of infra

joining me today, it's broadcaster and author christine hamilton and broadcaster and journalist dannyhat kelly. christine and danny, what did you think ? i can't believe did you think? i can't believe it . is it time did you think? i can't believe it. is it time for the real ricci to stand up? she'll start with you, christine. >> well , that was a great >> well, that was a great monologue. >> but there's one man flaw in your argument, rishi sunak is no thatcher. she was a warrior queen. she was an ideologue. she knew what she wanted to do. rishi is a sort of corporate gerbil, really. he sort of middle management who's made good by keeping his nose to the grindstone. he hasn't got him . grindstone. he hasn't got him. got it in him, waiting for him to release his inner thatcher would be like waiting for godot. i mean, can you imagine him? for example , even thinking we could example, even thinking we could go to to war keep the falklands? never mind holding his nerve while it was going on? can you imagine his nerve imagine rishi holding his nerve when unemployed payment when an unemploy

and we're alsojoined broadcaster, also joined by broadcaster, author the wokeist woman on author andan on the dan wootton show , amy nicole the dan wootton show, amy nicole turner, taking that a yes, turner, taking that as a yes, fearless political commentator. alex armstrong . and when she's alex armstrong. and when she's not keeping them in order at the institute of economic affairs, she's a brilliant broadcaster and commentator. it's reem ibrahim. each host gets 60s to outline their

and we're alsojoined broadcaster, also joined by broadcaster, author the wokeist woman on author andootton show , amy nicole the dan wootton show, amy nicole turner, taking that a yes, turner, taking that as a yes, fearless political commentator. alex armstrong . and when she's alex armstrong. and when she's not keeping them in order at the institute of economic affairs, she's a brilliant broadcaster and commentator. it's reem ibrahim. each host gets 60s to outline their argument about a

joining me today is broadcaster and journalist danny kelly broadcaster and author kelly and broadcaster started on all of that, let's get the latest news headunes let's get the latest news headlines with erin armstrong . headlines with erin armstrong. >> good afternoon to you. it's 4:00. i'm erin armstrong in the newsroom. 509 migrants crossed the channel in ten small boats yesterday , bringing the total yesterday, bringing the total for the year. so far to more than 16,500. that is according to the latest home office figures , as the government is figures, as the government is under renewed pressure to tackle the migrant crisis after six people died yesterday crossing the channel. labour says people smugglers are running rings around the government. home secretary suella braverman has described the incident as a tragic loss of life. campaigners say it was an appalling and preventable tragedy . people in preventable tragedy. people in scotland and wales could soon be able to access nhs treatment they need in england to cut long waiting lists. the health secretary, steve barclay, says he

and we're alsojoined broadcaster, also joined by broadcaster, author the wokeist woman on author and the wokeist woman on the dan wootton show , amy nicole the dan wootton show, amy nicole turner, taking that a yes, turner, taking that as a yes, fearless political commentator. alex armstrong . and when she's alex armstrong. and when she's not keeping them in order at the institute of economic affairs, she's a brilliant broadcaster and commentator. it's reem ibrahim. each host gets 60s to outline their argument about a chosen topic . and then we all chosen topic. and then we all pile in and it gets sassier than donald trump's mug shot. and of course, we want to know your views as well. get in touch by emailing gbviews@gbnews.uk . com. emailing gbviews@gbnews.uk. com. but before we start tearing each other apart, it's his saturday night news with tatiana sanchez as . darren, thank you very much as. darren, thank you very much and good evening. >> this is the latest from the newsroom . tory mp nadine dorries newsroom. tory mp nadine dorries has resigned her commons seat, accusing the pr

and political commentator conor tomlinson broadcaster tomlinson and author broadcaster and firefighterghter paul embry, one of our viewers has messaged in to say, have you been living under a stone? for goodness under a stone? bev, for goodness sake, everybody knows that paul is fireman and a double for is a fireman and a double for the ginger winger. >> prince harry yeah, i get that too. >> is that what you get as well? well, i'm sorry that i didn't know that. >> i thought paul felder from the ufc actually, i. >> oh, yes, yes, yes. >> i think you're not a winger at and you look much at all, paul. and you look much more harry more handsome than prince harry as tell you, steve as well. let me tell you, steve says on the economy, we are well and martin and truly stuffed, martin said. unless on unless people, especially on lower wages, are given, decent pay lower wages, are given, decent pay as so many people pay rises, as so many people will discretion will stop any discretion spending, will stop any discretion spendingeconomy , that occurred services economy, that occurred to me, martin

back with me now, though , the back with me now, though, the author broadcaster christine author and chancellor of the exchequer kwasi kwarteng, and former labour advisor matthew lazor . now in typical matthew lazor. now in typical keir starmer style, the labour leader u—turned on his own u—turn by indicating he would not have blocked scheming sturgeon's gender self—id bill. speaking in scotland , he alleged speaking in scotland, he alleged the government had misused their powers under devolution, saying they were intended not to empower the westminster government to block things out . government to block things out. the scottish parliament wanted to do. but the prime minister has hit back hard, accusing starmer of putting women and girls at risk, saying first he was for self—id . then he tried was for self—id. then he tried to convince us he was against it. now he's for it, but only if you're women and you're in scotland. women and girls need their rights protected no matter where they live. uk, it's clear that live. in the uk, it's clear that sir keir starmer lacks the strength stic

back with me now, though , the back with me now, though, the author broadcaster christine author and chancellor of the exchequer kwasi kwarteng, and former labour advisor matthew lazor . now in typical matthew lazor. now in typical keir starmer style, the labour leader u—turned on his own u—turn by indicating he would not have blocked scheming sturgeon's gender self—id bill. speaking in scotland , he alleged speaking in scotland, he alleged the government had misused their powers under devolution, saying they were intended not to empower the westminster government to block things out . government to block things out. the scottish parliament wanted to do. but the prime minister has hit back hard, accusing starmer of putting women and girls at risk, saying first he was for self—id . then he tried was for self—id. then he tried to convince us he was against it. now he's for it, but only if you're women and you're in scotland. women and girls need their rights protected no matter where they live. uk, it's clear that live. in the uk, it's clear that sir keir starmer lacks the strength stic

criminal barrister and former tory mp jerry hayes and former tory mp jerry hayes and the author and broadcaster nicole turner. as always , i amy nicole turner. as always, i want to hear from you. it's the most important part of the programme. email me. mail at gbnews.com. but now it's time for the the day with for the news of the day with tatiana . tatiana sanchez. >> jacob, thank you and good evening. this is the latest from the newsroom. breaking news in the newsroom. breaking news in the last few minutes that breaking news about the air traffic control failure. it was caused by flight data received by national air traffic services with both primary and backup systems respond by suspending automatic processing. that is according to chief executive of nats. martin rolfe. it caused tens of thousands of airline passengers flights to be cancel today due to the knock on effect . that analysis of flight data shows at least 281 flights were cancelled and at least in the uk's six busiest airports with gatwick and heathrow worst hit. more on this breaking news as we get it . now the mayor of london ge

and this is the information picture of tuesday, august 29 , our broadcast will continue the author'ssenia lebedeva, this is different. i apologize for this. all the best, goodbye. why have children become a bargaining chip for ukraine? yes, because this country is bankrupt and pay off today with the west for weapons. she may only be black earth and her future , that is, children, but we can’t understand this , because it’s probably different, and i’m with you ksenia lebedeva hello ukrainians tell terrible stories who ended up in in the european union, children are beginning to be sold already in the womb, just yesterday, a family contacted me and switzerland, i talked about how their social worker did everything to sell their child a girl, a blue-eyed blonde appearance was born, which the scandinavians really appreciate, because they themselves are the girl was taken away, accusing her parents of taking drugs, a hair examination showed that they had never taken such substances, but juvenile justice had already done its job of the child. parents are not even shown, but people familiar

committee of state security of belarus well , right now our broadcast will continue, the author's project of ksenia lebedeva is different. i apologize for this. all the best, goodbye. this donetsk is not just the capital of donbass where metallurgical plants and coals are concentrated, mining mines donetsk is a city-fortress, which kiev and its western partners in the genocide of the russian population in the former territories of ukraine in 2014 failed to conquer over 10 years of military conflict. donetsk is being actively covered with fire, in fact, there is not a single building left that has not been shelled by the armed forces of ukraine today, a special edition of the program is another from donetsk and a seller. and i'm with you ksenia lebedeva hello, i want to emphasize right away that, despite the fact that now we are located in a relatively peaceful city very beautiful and quiet. this silence is deceptive, since the military formation of ukraine regularly shells donetsk , most of all goes to the area adjacent to the deer contact line, the front, for example, petrovsky kuibyshev

girl died after refusing to eat he said today about david hunter's release, the broadcast welcomed the cypriot authorities to show themselves what we don't have here, the fact that he was tried and convicted was sad, but they still treated him better and probably if what he did in cyprus here in england, doing the car was not met. like me , their behavior in cyprus is much worse than the approach we have here. one person in england is illegal, although polls show that most english people want to change this law to allow people in a situation like david hunter's situation i am very happy for his release, that now he can mourn his wife who ended her life out of love. in the world now, in what form, there are different dimensions and modes related to the issue of euthanasia , a pitiful murder, several articles should be analyzed from a legal point of view. that euthanasia is allowed or we don't have it, it can be said that the right to take one's own life is not recognized as a human right . article 637 refers to the point that the right to life is the right of all human beings, and taking away the right to

introduce published books rahiyar about martyr soleimani will be broadcasted, the book barf garm with the presence of mrs. masoumeh, the author of the book will be introduced , the review of the hashtroud book by mr. kazemi will be broadcasted with the presence of professor naderi, as well as the introduction and review of the book walking to the first qibla of mr. mohammad mostafa rahmandoost in the hour have a production and it will be broadcast, it happens hour after day, and the programs actually have repeats that the audience uses, and the capacities of the book field happened to be one of the points of chemistry that the brain should consider one of the pillars of the book field after the reopening of this network. and the province of the network announced that we ourselves are responsible for the field of books, i didn't think that such a book event was spread across the country, books are a commodity that is growing in the country in a general and general way, and the uses we had and the answers you gave continued. news. honoring ceremony for those involved the restaurant series was held in the presence of the head of

broadcast. i also have to say that usually in such discussions we we invite all parties, and we invited the author and the creative producer of the film yuryk valentin rudenko to participate in this broadcast, but she refused citing her health problems on to the invitation of other producers of the film, she replied that everyone is currently busy with other projects, so they will not be able to join the discussion, so we will wait for the opportunity to talk with the authors of the film and hear their position, this is important ms. allo thank you for joining this conversation and i would like to ask you why in your opinion there are so many negative reviews and discussions of this film among the people of mariupol and your position is this film good or not or would you have the opportunity to watch it thank you for the invitation good morning to everyone who watches it now i can say that with a little heavy heart, i agreed to participate in this broadcast because i am not one of the authors . even not being a mariupol resident of mariupol or the author of this film, they consist in the fact that

no, this is the authority to broadcast even in the regions, we will work on these materials, of coursee ministry responds to colleagues. it cannot regulate this. it is simply unrealistic that special attention, of course , is required to new regions in mariupol in may , the movement of trams resumed. the start was then given by the president via video link, but public transport should change for the better in other cities of the dpr, lpr, zaporozhye and kherson regions in 2022 provided the transfer of about 400 buses of various classes, more than 460 school buses this year, along the line. ministry of transport planned transfer of more than 600 buses of various classes, thus the planned events cover 81 regions and satisfy about 20% of the needs for updating transport . route accounted for close the topic of public transport development. they were touched upon in the president's message to the federal assembly. it contained a proposal to use the infrastructure mechanism. loans 50 billion rubles. for the supply of buses to small towns and rural settlements, at a meeting of the presidium

the ministry of transport has the authority to broadcast even in the regions, but we are engaged in creativity there, so we will work on creativity behind the ministry of transport, these materials cannot regulate this. that's just unrealistic, of course. and the governor of the nizhny novgorod region, gleb nikitin, spoke about the experience of the region in subsidizing the fleet of electric taxis . more than 200 electric cars are already running around the city, and as a result , the charging infrastructure has become much more actively developed. now more and more people are choosing hybrid and all-electric cars, and people have begun to buy, too. electric vehicles. well, as a result, this regional operator. he went to other cities there too. and yesterday he managed to raise 350 million e of private money in a public offering, including 750 individuals in his capital. that is, imagine how people believe in the prospect of this kind of transport and this kind of public transport services, in some regions there are questions about the salaries of drivers. it sometimes turns out to be lower t

the historian and broadcaster david starkey. alongside me is the authormic frank freddie . lots of academic frank freddie. lots of people getting in touch, saying, i've always agreed with everything that david says. that's a tall order there, he says. but when it comes to cash and the views there , my view and the views there, my view says that you're absolutely wrong. david divide opinion. i have to say, when it comes to whether or not cash is king and if you do worship at the altar of the pennies, should you have to pay more to transact when it comes to your goods? i comes to buying your goods? i say not. but what say absolutely not. but what says you anyway? let's talk qualifications, shall we? it's a—level results day to day now. loads of teenagers up and down the land will be getting all of their bits of paper, some of them good, some them them feeling good, some of them feeling less good. and of course, year has got the course, this year has got the added complication the added complication because the way grades are way the way that grades are give

criminal barrister and former tory mp jerry hayes , and the author and jerry hayes, and the author and broadcaster amy nicole turner. as always , i want to hear from as always, i want to hear from you. it's the most important part of the programme. email me. male mog at gbnews.com and now it's male mog at gbnews.com and now wsfime male mog at gbnews.com and now it's time for the news of the day with middlehurst . day with polly middlehurst. >> jacob thank you. good evening to you. well, the top story tonight is that a home office source has within the last hour told gb news the bibby stockholm accommodation barge will not be taking new arrivals tomorrow and it could be next week . now, it could be next week. now, before any migrants move on board an initial group of asylum seekers was expected to be sent to the accommodation which is moored off portland in dorset today , say the source also said today, say the source also said . however, the delay this time is because of health and safety practises, which need to be signed off for port workers , signed off for port workers, adding there are no fire

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suzanne evans , conservative peer, lord evans, conservative peer, lord shaun bailey, and the author and broadcasterfor a disturbing snapshot into lawless britain, gangs of youths caused mayhem on oxford street in london yesterday and spiralled by inspired by a viral tiktok that allegedly incited a mob to steal from a well known sports store. so dozens of yobs descended on central london and came to blows with police. while petrified shoppers sought refuge inside barricaded stores. here are some of the scenes that have shocked the country . shocked the country. john cleese running in. >> here we go . >> here we go. >> here we go. >> makes me absolutely sick. >> makes me absolutely sick. >> so furious. >> makes me absolutely sick. >> so furious . that's the london >> so furious. that's the london that we're meant to be showing off to the rest of the world. and police in the end only made nine arrests and a furious superwoman. suella demanded that those responsible must be hunted down and locked up before warning that britain can't slide into lawlessness like that seen into lawlessness like that seen

but to respond now, my superstar panel , the author and broadcaster christine hamilton, former chancellorng, and the former labour party adviser matthew lazor . kwasi kwarteng , i matthew lazor. kwasi kwarteng, i believe what i just witnessed was racism. am i wrong? >> look , i think you're right. >> look, i think you're right. and also what i find really depressing is that i think part of her belief, depressing is that i think part of her belief , she doesn't of her belief, she doesn't really believe. she's just trying to create a stir. i see this a lot. so people are saying outrageous things simply because they want to draw attention to themselves and clearly to say that this is the standard . you that this is the standard. you know, a woman, a young woman killing seven babies is the standard for a particular ethnic group . that's a scandal. that's group. that's a scandal. that's an outrage. and i think it is racism. i mean, if she were jewish or pakistani or black and someone said and this is the standard for that ethnic group, there'd be outcry, there would be riots, there would be an

but to respond now, my superstar panel , the author and broadcaster christine hamilton, former chancellorng, and the former labour party adviser matthew lazor . kwasi kwarteng , i matthew lazor. kwasi kwarteng, i believe what i just witnessed was racism. am i wrong? >> look , i think you're right. >> look, i think you're right. and also what i find really depressing is that i think part of her belief, depressing is that i think part of her belief , she doesn't of her belief, she doesn't really believe. she's just trying to create a stir. i see this a lot. so people are saying outrageous things simply because they want to draw attention to themselves and clearly to say that this is the standard . you that this is the standard. you know, a woman, a young woman killing seven babies is the standard for a particular ethnic group . that's a scandal. that's group. that's a scandal. that's an outrage. and i think it is racism. i mean, if she were jewish or pakistani or black and someone said and this is the standard for that ethnic group, there'd be outcry, there would be riots, there would be an

the author and broadcaster dr. hamilton, the businessman and activist adam brooks, and the former labour party adviser matthew lazor . they say crime matthew lazor. they say crime pays and critics reckon that will certainly ring true under controversial new plans to give drug dealers and thieves cautions rather than going to court, police are today being given a new list of offences that allow officers to deal with so—called low level and first time criminals with just a verbal telling off. it includes a slap on the wrist for possession of drugs such as class b cannabis and class a cocaine. the ministry of justice idea is under consultation but has regardless fuelled accusations that britain has fast becoming a soft touch . it fast becoming a soft touch. it comes as figures show just 5% of all crimes 5.7% of all crimes were solved last year with our prisons already jam packed and court systems facing record backlogs . so adam brooks court systems facing record backlogs. so adam brooks is it really the right idea to

suzanne evans , conservative peer, lord evans, conservative peer, lord shaun bailey, and the author and broadcasternow for a disturbing snapshot into lawless britain, gangs of youths caused mayhem on oxford street in london yesterday and spiralled by inspired by a viral tiktok that allegedly incited a mob to steal from a well known sports store. so dozens of yobs descended on central london and came to blows with police. while petrified shoppers sought refuge inside barricaded stores. here are some of the scenes that have shocked the country . shocked the country. john cleese running in. >> here we go . >> here we go. >> here we go. >> makes me absolutely sick. >> makes me absolutely sick. >> so furious. >> makes me absolutely sick. >> so furious . that's the london >> so furious. that's the london that we're meant to be showing off to the rest of the world. and police in the end only made nine arrests and a furious superwoman. suella demanded that those responsible must be hunted down and locked up before warning that britain can't slide into lawlessness like that seen into lawlessness like that s

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now my superstar panel, the author and broadcaster christine hamilton , the businessman and hamilton, businessman and activist adam brooks, and the former labour party adviser matthew lanza , christine matthew lanza, christine hamilton . this felt like hamilton. this felt like a completely racist statement from both james o'brien and dawn butler. oh, absolutely. >> and dawn butler and diane abbott and yasmin alibhai—brown are some of the most racist people that we've got hanging around. they see racism. they see everything through the prism of racism , and they see racism of racism, and they see racism everywhere except in the mirror , their own mirror. and it is it is appalling. i mean, first of all, it's an incredibly slur, incredible slur on a fellow female like suella, a fellow brown or black, whatever you want to call people. it's quite incredible. but they have to see that everywhere they turn everything into racism. racism racism. but dawn butler, she's prejudiced, she's ignorant. and frankly , she's just best frankly, she's just best ignored. but as you so rightly said, if you

the author and broadcaster dr.ton, the businessman and activist adam brooks, and the former labour party adviser matthew lazor . they say crime matthew lazor. they say crime pays and critics reckon that will certainly ring true under controversial new plans to give drug dealers and thieves cautions rather than going to court, police are today being given a new list of offences that allow officers to deal with so—called low level and first time criminals with just a verbal telling off. it includes a slap on the wrist for possession of drugs such as class b cannabis and class a cocaine. the ministry of justice idea is under consultation but has regardless fuelled accusations that britain has fast becoming a soft touch . it fast becoming a soft touch. it comes as figures show just 5% of all crimes 5.7% of all crimes were solved last year with our prisons already jam packed and court systems facing record backlogs . so adam brooks court systems facing record backlogs. so adam brooks is it really the right idea to let o

now my superstar panel, the author and broadcaster christine hamilton , the businessman and hamilton, businessman and activist adam brooks, and the former labour party adviser matthew lanza , christine matthew lanza, christine hamilton . this felt like hamilton. this felt like a completely racist statement from both james o'brien and dawn butler. oh, absolutely. >> and dawn butler and diane abbott and yasmin alibhai—brown are some of the most racist people that we've got hanging around. they see racism. they see everything through the prism of racism , and they see racism of racism, and they see racism everywhere except in the mirror , their own mirror. and it is it is appalling. i mean, first of all, it's an incredibly slur, incredible slur on a fellow female like suella, a fellow brown or black, whatever you want to call people. it's quite incredible. but they have to see that everywhere they turn everything into racism. racism racism. but dawn butler, she's prejudiced, she's ignorant. and frankly , she's just best frankly, she's just best ignored. but as you so rightly said, if you

current rule and i i'm going to really bring you up on that because it said that a judge may authorize broadcasting, televising, recording or taking photographs from the courtroom and in adjacent areas during such activities in a courtroom during other proceedings or recesses between such other proceedings or the presentation of evidence for the perpetuation of the record of the proceedings, store security purposes, other purposes of judicial administration, et cetera. i believe the district of columbia circuit court could authorize a camera in the courtroom. and i believe that the american bar association may have some interest in helping this to become real. now, to your question about speedy trial, the speedy trial act really lays out specifics of how many days you get, and how many delays you can take and which ones will count against the number of days and keep in mind that a speedy trial is for the benefit of the defendant and the american people. and in this case i would say the american people's interest in knowing the outcome of this case before they have to cast their ballot is so signifi

incumbent president long ago who was said to have gained 64 percent of the vote. authorities also suspended the broadcasting of a pair of french media channels just as qu need is that in these? yeah, the west and african state is a former french colony rich in oil and gas. and president macro no need visited that country back in the much. and so this military coup and cabal and only got rolling in the very, very early hours of this wednesday morning. so we're still waiting for reactions from tyrus from brussels from london. you name it, we're going to be gauging it here at archie international for the meantime. thanks for joining us. all that's the same. the data? yes. to the or the to the the, the phone that silly. by the 50, the, my key. positive to buy the shipment to solve the back of the somebody, campbell, the most of the money to carry out our programs into our research for free meals comes from a variety of sources. certainly from the us government and other donor governments, they're interested are involved in promoting of democracy, human rights for so america is financed by the us government. and

. >> we have james woodhouse , an >> we have james woodhouse, an broadcaster author , and emma broadcaster childless in the times. yeah. >> this is a story that absolutely just jumped out at me. we talk a lot about women and about women's desire to be mothers. and you know, the pain of women that can't become mothers naturally themselves. mothers naturally or themselves. but we don't about men so but we don't talk about men so much. don't barely much. we don't talk barely at all. we don't talk about men who are childless who are childless and who are terribly and who are terribly broody and who are seeing families around them, who are seeing other people being dads and can't have children, haven't had children and meet women. maybe who've already passed that stage in their life for whatever i've for whatever reason. i've written much about own written so much about my own infertility then having a infertility and then having a baby. that kind of journey . and baby. that kind of journey. and we talk a lot about women. we don't feel. don't talk about how men feel. a quarter of men now in the