it is bushra sheikh . bushra, i'll is bushra sheikh.a, i'll start with you if that's alright . should the bbc be trying rehabilitate shamima begum reputation? absolutely they totally should be. and you know what? i will tell you why, because we as the public, as a society sometimes forget that she was just 15 when all of this happened. because it has been so long and the story has, you know, clearly moved forward. we forget this element of it. and i just feel like the consideration in this empathy is lacking. so i am genuinely for that. i feel like we need to humanise her again. i mean , that's quite again. i mean, that's quite a strong start. charlotte littlewood of the henry jackson society , i'll throw over to you society, i'll throw over to you the itv channel. they decided to go for matt hancock . the itv channel. they decided to go for matt hancock. didn't the itv channel. they decided to go for matt hancock . didn't the go for matt hancock. didn't the bbc appear to have stumped for shamima ? i'm well, i would say shamima? i'm wel

it is bushra sheikh . bushra, i'll is bushra sheikh.a, i'll start with you if that's alright . should the bbc be trying rehabilitate shamima begum reputation? absolutely they totally should be. and you know what? i will tell you why, because we as the public, as a society sometimes forget that she was just 15 when all of this happened. because it has been so long and the story has, you know, clearly moved forward. we forget this element of it. and i just feel like the consideration in this empathy is lacking. so i am genuinely for that. i feel like we need to humanise her again. i mean , that's quite again. i mean, that's quite a strong start. charlotte littlewood of the henry jackson society , i'll throw over to you society, i'll throw over to you the itv channel. they decided to go for matt hancock . the itv channel. they decided to go for matt hancock. didn't the itv channel. they decided to go for matt hancock . didn't the go for matt hancock. didn't the bbc appear to have stumped for shamima ? i'm well, i would say shamima? i'm wel

i mean, what what what bushra saying is bushra seem to be saying is we're taking fair share. we're notour fair share. so emphasises so it even emphasises illegitimate people's anger is . illegitimate people's anger is. well, i mean, i'd make the point that we very much have a dysfunctional asylum system because what i would like to see is streamlined asylum system, is a streamlined asylum system, which primarily prioritises us women and girls at risk sex based violence in their homelands . but at the moment, homelands. but at the moment, because we have such a dysfunctional asylum system , dysfunctional asylum system, what we're seeing is predominantly young, able bodied men who are being imported into the uk by people smuggling networks . so we have networks. so we have a dysfunctional asylum system and i feel that at the moment it's not right. the world's most persecuted people, as people may say, we're not helping enough people. my view is we have a dysfunctional asylum system and on top of that, when it comes to dispersing asylum system, asylum seekers country, that seekers into th

i mean, what what what bushra saying is bushra seem to be saying is we're taking fair share. we're notr fair share. so emphasises so it even emphasises illegitimate people's anger is . illegitimate people's anger is. well, i mean, i'd make the point that we very much have a dysfunctional asylum system because what i would like to see is streamlined asylum system, is a streamlined asylum system, which primarily prioritises us women and girls at risk sex based violence in their homelands . but at the moment, homelands. but at the moment, because we have such a dysfunctional asylum system , dysfunctional asylum system, what we're seeing is predominantly young, able bodied men who are being imported into the uk by people smuggling networks . so we have networks. so we have a dysfunctional asylum system and i feel that at the moment it's not right. the world's most persecuted people, as people may say, we're not helping enough people. my view is we have a dysfunctional asylum system and on top of that, when it comes to dispersing asylum system, asylum seekers country, that seekers into the

bushra is that what it is? it's just just clearing the desk.f like senior in box, isn't it? you know, we all get like a very full if they all just through and i'll just just get through and i'll just delete we'll delete those. we'll just we'll just let them through. of course, 12,000 people, course, these 12,000 people, 95% of would to be of whom we would expect to be given green light, will then given the green light, will then be able get work because they be able to get work because they will. they're not will. that's great. they're not just going to be sponging off the and in hotel. the stay and living in a hotel. they and get a job. they can go and get a job. absolutely you know, i don't even understand this hasn't even understand why this hasn't been we've 90,000 been done. we've got 90,000 people. backlog. people. we've got a backlog. something has to be done. actually, this brilliant idea actually, this a brilliant idea because now we're going to have people moving hotels people moving from the hotels where individuals where we've got i

bushra is that what it is? it's just just clearing the desk. of like senior in box, isn't it? you know, we all get like a very full if they all isn't it? you know, we all get just get through and i'll just delete we'll delete those. we'll just we'll just let them through. of course, 12,000 95% course, these 12,000 people, 95% of would to be of whom we would expect to be given green light, will then given the green light, will then be able get work because they be able to get work because they will. they're not will. that's great. they're not just going to be sponging off the and in hotel. the stay and living in a hotel. they and get a job. they can go and get a job. absolutely you know, i don't even understand this hasn't even understand why this hasn't been we've 90,000 been done. we've got 90,000 people. backlog. people. we've got a backlog. something has to be done. actually, this brilliant idea actually, this a brilliant idea because now we're going to have people from hotels people moving from the hotels where individuals where we've got i

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you know, it was formed in 1816, and it had james monroe and bushra in washington and supreme court justice john marshall were involved, as were the presidents of the major colleges at the time. and it was heavily attacked by the abolitionist editor, william lloyd garrison. and he wrote, he attacked kansas by and nellie custis was furious at the garrison's rhetoric. she considered dangerous that she wrote an angry letter about him, which i reproduce in the book. and of course, frederick douglass later denounced the american colonization society. in the end, about 16,000 and american blacks did go back to africa and a couple of them were from arlington house. and wrote to mrs. lee cautiously to keep in touch with her and said they were doing well there. so i'm so pleased that in the modern era that i get to individus allows the enslaved persons a little more than perhaps what was done, you know, in decades past. so there are three major individuals and families that i want to highlight at. arlington house, selina gray and her husband, thornton, she's best known she was mrs. lee's chamber mai

bushra i'll start with you. how do you react to this idea now that?citizen . you know, not a british citizen. you know, coming out absolute nonsense . coming out absolute nonsense. probably the worst decision they could make today because there are two different factors at play are two different factors at play at the moment . one are two different factors at play at the moment. one is are two different factors at play at the moment . one is the play at the moment. one is the fact that she with this isis bride that went under there potentially an extreme is groomed online and then you've got another side of it which is huge for millions people in the uk potentially could be stripped of their own british rights if theyif of their own british rights if they if they inherently have family and parents that come another country. this is a huge . emma, come back on that . i . emma, come back on that. i mean what only sets a precedent if somebody goes and joins a terrorist organisation and so i don't think that that is the is what we should be focusing on he

he's even put his jacket on for and political on for us and political commentator bushra schake, whoome controversial me to discuss some controversial this we're going be this evening, we're going to be discussing the discussing overreach of the nanny state and house lockdown in the name of the state has cracked. and further into all our personal lives and, the system is broken. our government is so backlogged by asylum claims that that resolution is to just let them through without interview . that's right. they're

oh she brings in race all that i did we have a spot the other day think it was bushra sheikh i was havinge have as well the thing about racism it's such strong word that white people get very fragile and sensitive about it that this guilt her entire career as a result of the allegation entire career but you also to a career because your white privilege as well not necessarily well know an asian man of your would not have had the privileges you but no we've got to get the right speed here in america and in the uk as well actually. but certainly in america, asian people do really, really well better than white people only now. okay, but america is a young country and it's the result people visiting that's just let me let's round the point if we can . okay. and in point if we can. okay. and in england , asian people especially england, asian people especially asian people, do really well. well, laurence actually, no. when i came out of big brother 2001, i rememberi when i came out of big brother 2001, i remember i came and i was just absolutely annihilated by the press. as with most people,

oh she brings in race all that i did we have a spot the other day think it was bushra sheikh i was havinge have as well the thing about racism it's such strong word that white people get very fragile and sensitive about it that this guilt her entire career as a result of the allegation entire career but you also to a career because your white privilege as well not necessarily well know an asian man of your would not have had the privileges you but no we've got to get the right speed here in america and in the uk as well actually. but certainly in america, asian people do really, really well better than white people only now. okay, but america is a young country and it's the result people visiting that's just let me let's round the point if we can . okay. and in point if we can. okay. and in england , asian people especially england, asian people especially asian people, do really well. well, laurence actually, no. when i came out of big brother 2001, i rememberi when i came out of big brother 2001, i remember i came and i was just absolutely annihilated by the press. as with most people,

he's even put his jacket on for and political on for us and political commentator bushra schake, whome to some controversial me to discuss some controversial this we're going to this evening, we're going to be discussing overreach of the nanny state and house lockdown in the name of the state has cracked. and further into all our personal lives and, the system is broken. our government is so backlogged by asylum claims that that resolution is to just let them through without interview . that's right. they're interview. that's right. they're just going to be filling in a form. i'll be debating this with both of panellists , plus the both of my panellists, plus the owner vox. well, not a vox or owner of vox. well, not a vox or but has suggested that but actually has suggested that the middle class find electric cars unaffordable is not really the time to push a green agenda when people can barely afford to heat their homes, let alone charge up a new car. i'm going to be facing this with policy analyst laurie and our very own queen consort camilla. she's spoken out against the censorshi

web and amnesty international joining me for the next hour will be the commentator and broadcaster bushra shrike. and remember that you at home are important part of the show so email me at gb views gbnews.uk. that's views at gbnews.uk. that's what's coming up in this hour. but first, the latest news . good but first, the latest news. good afternoon. it'sjust but first, the latest news. good afternoon. it's just 12:00. your top stories from the gb newsroom. rescue workers say the 72 hour golden period for finding survivors is close following monday's earthquakes in turkey and northern syria. the number of dead has now risen to over 21,000. a very heavy metal bouncing up and down the country's the amongst the devastation and glimmers of hope. four days on a ten day old baby has been rescued along with his mother. the pair spent than 90 hours under the rubble before being freed . the world health being freed. the world health organisation . the death toll is organisation. the death toll is expected to rise. still with so many left without shelter from freezing conditions, journalist amitai