andrew leak, 66 and from buckinghamshire, _ him?ghamshire, he _ him? andrew leak, 66 and from buckinghamshire, he is - him? andrew leak, 66 and from buckinghamshire, he is believed him? andrew leak, 66 and from i buckinghamshire, he is believed to have taken his own life shortly after the attack to inquest into his death is expected to open this week. police today saying they have been speaking to a number of witnesses during their investigation, collected evidence including digital media devices and they say this evidence suggests extreme right—wing motivation was behind this attack. he did have some apparent anti—muslim sentiments on his facebook page, that has been taken down, but that is something the police are looking into.- down, but that is something the police are looking into. thank you very much- _ william neal is a detention outreach caseworker at thejesuit refugee service — visiting and supporting asylum seekers at harmondsworth. hejoins me now. thank you ever so much forjoining us. first of all, give us a sense of what

andrew leak, 66 and from buckinghamshire, he is believed to have taken his own life shortly after theto his death is expected to open this week. police today saying they have been speaking to a number of witnesses during their investigation, collected evidence including digital media devices and they say this evidence suggests extreme right—wing motivation was behind this attack. he did have some apparent anti—muslim sentiment on his facebook page which has since been taken down but that is something the police are looking into. a group of detainees at a west london immigration centre caused a "disturbance" during a power cut on friday night. police and extra staff from the prison service arrived at harmondsworth detention centre near heathrow airport this morning. the home office said nobody had been injured and that the welfare of the people there was the top priority. earlier i spoke to to william neal — who's a detention outreach caseworker at the jesuit refugee service, visiting and supporting asylum seekers at harmondsworth. essentially, what we have are large institutions holdi

he saw what liberal democrats did to conservatives in buckinghamshire, shropshire, and in devon. wall right across the country. but being scared of the democrats isn�*t a good enough reason to deny the british people their say. this is the guy who two years ago was telling us all, eat out to help out. well, our message to the conservatives as this, helped out by clearing out. rishi sunak, your government does not have a shred of credibility left. it does not have a shred of legitimacy left, and if you had a shred of integrity left, you would call a general election now. whenever the election comes, the liberal democrats, we will show that we are the party that cares comedy party that has a plan, the party that offers a fair deal, and that is why we will win. that was ed davey with a keynote speech to replace the party conference speech after the liberal democrat party conference was cancelled because of the death of the queen. a political speech and also some poignant personal moments from him.

you're now just roaming buckinghamshire and rape of a minor as well.e and rape of a minor as well . so how was this minor as well. so how was this person not in a secure facility? that's i want to know or why wouldn't they being transferred to a secure facility and why was no one there? you know, that could really take charge of escorting him and make sure got to the place. it just it belief it's just unbelievable this is happening and happening on time and on our watch and what's going on. well, the interesting thing is it doesn't even come up when these guys are budgeting that. but it's a huge amount of money . you just think about the money. you just think about the pay money. you just think about the pay just in the you know, you can't get anybody to come and respond you if you get burgled or even you get assaulted, these but at the same time, we're bringing in an extra thousand people all who are causing even more crime the police to not solve absolutely and you know you've just brought up serco as well and what's happening at the tory mp jonathan

you're now just roaming buckinghamshire and rape of a minor as well.ire and rape of a minor as well . so how was this minor as well. so how was this person not in a secure facility? that's i want to know or why wouldn't they being transferred to a secure facility and why was no one there? you know, that could really take charge of escorting him and make sure got to the place. it just it belief it's just unbelievable this is happening and happening on time and on our watch and what's going on. well, the interesting thing is it doesn't even come up when these guys are budgeting that. but it's a huge amount of money . you just think about the money. you just think about the pay money. you just think about the pay just in the you know, you can't get anybody to come and respond you if you get burgled or even you get assaulted, these but at the same time, we're bringing in an extra thousand people all who are causing even more crime the police to not solve absolutely and you know you've just brought up serco as well and what's happening at the tory mp jonath

i should say, that life here is quite a bit different than back in buckinghamshire. do you know where that is? it is just outside of london city and so, there you might go to market and secure vessels in this matter, or purchase this or that item or select thing, whereas here, you must harvest everything that you eat or perhaps kill it. or you must make everything that you use, but most things of value, they come from aboard ship. so, not everything i suppose. it is not so simple as going to market. or them having someone else to your work for yourself. you must provide. on the manuals, which instruct one to establish or rather plant them selves in the new world, they speak of the abundance of this place and that one might merely walk up to a deer and should in the face or drive a basket into the brook and uncover a full hearing, yet, what they do not tell you is to avail yourself to that abundance you must work, you must labor. >> did you have a particular trade in england? >> i apprenticed as a joiner or as a carpenter, yet i'm not doing those things so much here a

sunday was motivated by an extreme right—wing terrorist ideology. 66—year—old andrew leak from buckinghamshirehree devices at the site. he is believed to have later taken his own life. the government has been facing widespread criticism for its handling of overcrowding at an immigration centre nearby. a group of detainees at a west london immigration centre caused a "disturbance" during a power cut on friday night. police and extra staff from the prison service arrived at harmondsworth detention centre near heathrow airport this morning. the home office said nobody had been injured and that the welfare of the people there was the top priority. earlier i spoke to to william neal — who's a detention outreach caseworker at the jesuit refugee service — visiting and supporting asylum seekers at harmondsworth. so essentially what we have are large institutions holding quite a large number of men. so at harmondsworth over 600 men in what is most easily described as prisonlike conditions. that is the kind of image that these centres are. and the mood in those centres, what is that like? it can vary ve

he invited president xi for a pint in the pub in buckinghamshire during a state visit pondered the relationshiplked about as entering a golden era. that phrase was used by mr sunak tonight and directly rejected by him. but mr sunak is also trying to define his approach to beijing as being different from what followed that era of david cameron, where things went into the deep freeze somewhat conduct there was an 18 month period where a british prime minister and the president of china did not even speak on the phone. what we're hearing from mr sunak in this speech this evening is that he wants what he is describing as a robust pragmatism as far as the relationship with china is concerned. what does that mean? it's not immediately obvious, frankly, but he is trying to make the case, i think, that china is a world power, growing in significance and nothing can get done on the world stage without a mature relationship with beijing. but there are those, including on its own site like this are iain duncan—smith, former conservative leader, sanctioned by china for his remarks about the country was lik

sunday was motivated by an extreme right—wing terrorist ideology. 66—year—old andrew leak from buckinghamshire devices at the site. he is believed to have later taken his own life. the government has been facing widespread criticism for its handling of overcrowding at an immigration centre nearby. in a separate development, there was a disturbance overnight at an immigration centre in west london. it's understood that a group of detainees armed themselves with weapons during a power cut. the home office says no one was injured. our correspondent emily unia joins me now. there are two different incidents here. let's start in dover and those developments. we here. let's start in dover and those developments-_ developments. we have had it confirmed _ developments. we have had it confirmed this _ developments. we have had it confirmed this was _ developments. we have had it confirmed this was a _ developments. we have had it confirmed this was a terroristl confirmed this was a terrorist incident that happened last sunday. this is the firebombing of the centre in kent to first have a man who carrie

sunday was motivated by an extreme right—wing terrorist ideology. 66—year—old andrew leak from buckinghamshire three incendiary devices at the site. he is believed to have later taken his own life. the government has been facing widespread criticism for its handling of overcrowding at an immigration centre nearby. meanwhile, overnight there was a disturbance at an immigration centre in west london. it's understood that a group of detainees armed themselves with weapons during a power cut. the home office says no one was injured during the incident at harmondsworth detention centre and the people involved have been returned to their rooms. our correspondent, emily unia, told us more. this happened last sunday at the border for centre this happened last sunday at the borderfor centre in kent. the man who carried out this attack was andrew leak, 66—year—old man from high wycombe. he is understood to have killed himself after throwing two or three crude incendiary devices. nobody was seriously injured in the attack, although so —— two people sustained minor injuries. they had to move 700 people to

middle of nowhere out buckinghamshire, nothing and nothing but farmer's fields.there's this one field, a car park sort of roughly park, a little sort of roughly tarmac, park. we're to tarmac, car park. we're going to an party we park an engagement party and we park . any wi fi . there's barely any wi fi signals in the middle of nowhere. but i managed to my nowhere. but i managed to do my thing put the card details thing and i put the card details in it 20 and blah in and it 20 minutes and blah blah we're late and, it's blah blah. we're late and, it's hot day and i go into the engagement party and we think, yeah, you know we yeah, we did it, you know we paid what. they're quite paid it. what. they're not quite sure we're for. there's sure what we're for. there's nothing we're not you nothing here. we're not you know. field. it's know. this is just a field. it's not being maintained. and i not being maintained. and then i got ticket it and of got a ticket for it and of course in the hurry of a hot day and waiting to rush to get to this party. i'd put the wrong car.

absolutely in buckinghamshire we need to build the right homes.g unaffordable, someone only moves out of a slightly more affordable property get it you get property to get it. you get these these moving chains and in fact, good basis fact, there is a good basis academic evidence that suggests that you on that even if you build on affordable that has affordable homes, that has a marginal on lowering marginal impact on lowering through the work. but you're absolutely right. we need to have affordable targets i'm going be slightly more going to be slightly more nuanced here because do think nuanced here because i do think you've to with people the you've got to with people on the ground they feeling ground because they feeling upset lot of it because upset and a lot of it because i've got very pragmatic people who they who live in cheshire, but they don't have the infrastructure and the skills , and they don't have the skills, the gp surgeries and all of this. would this. and they say we would build, until we that first build, but until we that first

suspect the man who carried out this attack was 66—year—old andrew leak from high wycombe in buckinghamshirentre were injured. the investigation into what happened on sunday was being led by kent police but we have just learned now that counterterrorism police have taken over this investigation, looking into what possibly could be behind it. now we know that after the attack, the suspect then drove his vehicle to a nearby petrol station and then took his own life. now he has been named by the police as andrew leak. he was 66 years old and from high wycombe. now, officers have been searching a property linked to the suspect in high wycombe, they said they had found a number of items of interest, they do not believe though that he was acting alongside anyone else. i think it is worth just taking you through a point that we have had from counterterrorism police that they have released in the past few minutes. they said that they understand that when counterterrorism policing gets involved in can be worrying for some people but i would like to reassure people but i would like to reassure people