i m<calais while the boozy french in calais while the boozy french were cavorting .i think we were cavorting. and i think we can have a little look there. we go. look at this lad. there he is. we've got people dancing on tables, taking their clothes off the belt comes off in a minute. if we stick with. there he is. get your belt off, lad. fantastic. lads, lads, lads, get your belt off, lad. fant.stag. lads, lads, lads, get your belt off, lad. fant.stag. stag. lads, lads, get your belt off, lad. fant.stag. stag. well,lads, get your belt off, lad. fant.stag. stag. well, whilst stay stag. stag. well, whilst this happening, a great this was happening, it's a great night isn't it? 2017 night out, isn't it? 2017 migrants crossed the channel and made it to britain. good look at that. oh, anyway , one bloke from that. oh, anyway, one bloke from the company, republican security division. i'm not fluent , which division. i'm not fluent, which is paid by britain to be posted in calais, said we don't stop the migrants. that's great, isn't it? it's not our job to stop them . a co

the calais metro station, 202i.nd, is asking how we can go to the uk. he can sail us to the uk by a boat. we said it is not safe, we are scared. he said, don't worry, it is safe, we have professional drivers. professional drivers? yes- _ professional drivers. professional drivers? yes. he _ professional drivers. professional drivers? yes. he said _ professional drivers. professional drivers? yes. he said the - professional drivers. professional drivers? yes. he said the journey drivers? yes. he said the “ourney takes short * drivers? yes. he said the “ourney takes short time, i drivers? yes. he said the “ourney takes short time, don't _ drivers? yes. he said the journey takes short time, don't need - drivers? yes. he said the journey takes short time, don't need to l drivers? yes. he said the journeyl takes short time, don't need to be scared. when we followed the human traffickers, he'd take us to the forest near the beach and he bring the boat, we were scared. i tried to go back, i said i don't want to continue my

well the french police partying in calais as migrant boats leave the beaches. we'll speak to the express journalist who's broken this extraordinary story of excess and clearly actually happy for the migrants to come to the uk . the migrants to come to the uk. what on earth has happened to our £800 million? we'll talk about medical students. there is an exodus. yes, they qualify. an exodus. yes, they quality. and then a third of them or more leave the country. australia is facing a big vote next month. it could be australia's brexit star moment and the government are planning to ban disposable vapes to stop young people from taking up the habit. but will it actually work? does banning things really , really make a things really, really make a difference? but before all of those important debates, let's get the news with polly middlehurst . middlehurst. >> nigel, thank you. good evening. well, the top story tonight, poundland owner pepco has agreed to buy up to 71 wilko high street chain stores. it comes as the retailer prepares to close 24 of its outlets outlets

>> so it was is it was ten days in calais, ten days, ten days of . basically went and we followed the police around. we the hotel that they're staying at four star accommodation in. if you ever accidentally book that you'll find confused british tourists and then just about what 50 or 60 riot vans and we had pictures of them pulling their guns out of the van, you know, getting changed into their flip flops. and then what they really like to do was go and get a bite to eat and then hit the town and these aren't a couple of drinks after work. this is like you get in at 1130, you start doing the shots, you're there right the way all the way through to, you know, six, six in the morning when you we have got zach some video footage that you took, which we're now going to show our viewers here on gb news and tell us what we're seeing here. i mean, this is just a kind of this is a regular night in the police bar. the police , the spot police bar. the police, the spot that you know, they really love to go to. as you can see, it's pretty wild. you know, he's

their way to calais and making their way to britain. mean, think that britain., doesn't says a heck of a lot, doesn't it? we'll be continuing to talk about do we have our about that. and do we have our first of daniel first sighting now of daniel kalief, get out kalief, who managed to get out of did he get the of wandsworth? did he get in the back getaway car back of a black getaway car somewhere scene in somewhere near the scene in putney? more we putney? again more info as we get . but coming up in just a get it. but coming up in just a tick, i'll be joined by the man himself, farage, himself, nigel farage, to reflect year since the reflect on one year since the queen's passing. patrick christys gb news. britain's news britain's news . channel britain's news. channel >> welcome back. it's 4:22. you are watching and listening to me. patrick christys on gb news on google tv and on your radio as well. now, look, one year on from the death of queen elizabeth ii and the king and queen have attended private queen have attended a private service at crathie kirk near

tonight french police officers filmed partying the night away in calais , the same week that over calais, the same week that over 2000 illegal migrants touched down on british shores , but down on british shores, but absolutely nothing to celebrate for uk taxpayers. who is shelling out £480 million on this joke of a security operation across the channel. so when will we stop relying on mucky macron and start turning back the boats.7 i'll call for both of those things to happen immediately in my digest next. then my superstar panel weigh in. and tonight i'm joined by esther mcvey. kelvin robinson and rebecca reid, plus nigel farage labels this groundhog day for the government as i ask him why rishi sunak is still refusing to take definitive action on our country's borders. elsewhere, cricketing legend freddie flintoff is seen in pubuc freddie flintoff is seen in public for the first time since his near fatal high speed crash while presenting top gear for the bbc. but amid reports the ill advised driving stunt could plunge the beeb into yet another crisis should the legendary motoring show

tonight french police officers filmed partying the night away in calais , the same week that over calais, the same week that over 2000 illegal migrants touched down on british shores , but down on british shores, but absolutely nothing to celebrate for uk taxpayers. who is shelling out £480 million on this joke of a security operation across the channel. so when will we stop relying on mucky macron and start turning back the boats.7 i'll call for both of those things to happen immediately in my digest next. then my superstar panel weigh in. and tonight i'm joined by esther mcvey. kelvin robinson and rebecca reid, plus nigel farage labels this groundhog day for the government as i ask him why rishi sunak is still refusing to take definitive action on our country's borders. elsewhere, cricketing legend freddie flintoff is seen in pubuc freddie flintoff is seen in public for the first time since his near fatal high speed crash while presenting top gear for the bbc. but amid reports the ill advised driving stunt could plunge the beeb into yet another crisis should the legendary motoring show

, dunkirk , etcetera, don't calais, dunkirk, etcetera, don't they?sa . >> and it's not just lampedusa. there are various gateways into europe, around greece and the spanish islands, even the balkans as but you know, ultimately the eu has tried to kick this into the long grass. they need to scale up frontex . they need to scale up frontex. they need to scale up frontex. they need to protect their borders. they need a critical mass of boats. they're to patrol their waterways . their waterways. >> but that only works if you stop the boats from coming in. yes, some evidence i mean, some evidence that the greeks have done push back and have said, no, you're not coming in. i didn't see much appetite from ursula von der leyen to actually do this. it would seem this is becoming across europe perhaps the most divisive political issue of the lot. >> it is the ironic thing. the eu actually has a bilateral deal with tunisia , which includes with tunisia, which includes a returns policy. so why aren't they enacting it? but but it is very divisive because the eu h

, dunkirk , etcetera, don't calais, dunkirk, etcetera, don't they? just lampedusa . >> and it's not just lampedusa. there are various gateways into europe, around greece and the spanish islands, even the balkans as but you know, ultimately the eu has tried to kick this into the long grass. they need to scale up frontex . they need to scale up frontex. they need to scale up frontex. they need to protect their borders. they need a critical mass of boats. they're to patrol their waterways . their waterways. >> but that only works if you stop the boats from coming in. yes, some evidence i mean, some evidence that the greeks have done push back and have said, no, you're not coming in. i didn't see much appetite from ursula von der leyen to actually do this. it would seem this is becoming across europe perhaps the most divisive political issue of the lot. >> it is the ironic thing. the eu actually has a bilateral deal with tunisia , which includes with tunisia, which includes a returns policy. so why aren't they enacting it? but but it is very divisive bec

kent coast, to deceive the germans into thinking that landings were going to be in kent, into the calaisre going to land much further west in normandy. that ploy worked. i went in in early �*41. i went to devices, to learn gunnery as it was called. i was a height finder, plotter. when the german aircraft came across, now the height finder was nine foot long, about that fat round, and it was on a plinth. which, you moved it around. you followed the aircraft. and i had, one like that, very similar. that had... ..cutouts for my four fingers. and i looked into two strong scopes. metal round there, and magnifiers in there. i could use that eye, that eye, or both. the girl that was next to me, who became my mate, she turned a wheel, and she looked into one scope, and she had to get any part of the aircraft as fast as she could onto that line, and keep it there. whereas i had two aircraft to align, one right way up, one wrong way up. and as soon as you got them level, whatever part you was on, whether it was tailfin, tail plane... ..nose, whatever. you had to work fast, and then you called to t

boats have gone as far south as boulogne, which is a fair bit away, a good 30, 40 miles south of calaisof course, when and that means, of course, when they kick off from boulogne , they kick off from boulogne, then they have a much longer hourjourney then they have a much longer hour journey on the channel before they reach the uk waters. but but actually they're going even further south. in recent weeks we've had a number of boat launches from as far south as the somme , which is about 50 the somme, which is about 50 miles south of boulogne . so that miles south of boulogne. so that is a very significant voyage that they are these small boats are having to undergo just to try to avoid the enhanced police activity in northern france. >> and the french authorities , >> and the french authorities, as you talk about the puncturing slashing the boats, they can't do anything. once the boats enter the water or they won't unless there's a risk to life, they're standing operating procedure is not to touch the boats. >> once they get into the water because then they just feel it would be too dan

hearing from calais, maybe look at higher junk issuers. i want to ask something to the both of you. applies to investment-grade and high-yield. the fact you have yields very high, at some of the highest levels in a year at least then you look at spreads, very narrow. that is true in high yields and investment-grade. kelly, when you are in evaluating your market are you saying, wow, yields are high, i should like this in. you look at spreads and say, that looks rich? kelly: there's a lot of debate around valuation. but as we walked in today, high-yield was at 9%. generally that has been a buy signal for the market over the past year. the other thing supporting the market is our absolute low dollar prices. high-yield is offering 10%-15 percent price discounts. generally when we see yields or prices in this context we see double-digit for 12 months returns. also in this price context, that has already been in recessionary environments that we are clearly not in today. on the spread of story we are over 400 basis points on an oas basis today. part of this goes back to the point before o

after dead on a beach in calais after believing they believed that she fell off a small boat tryingl she's get across the channel she's been identified as a 24 year old eritrea rayan. we understand, but not being named and thought to have drowned in the early hours of this morning, reports suggesting, although, as we say , unofficial at the moment, that she was hoping to claim asylum in britain . her body found on in britain. her body found on bleriot beach at about 5:40 am. meanwhile the red cross on the italian island of lampedusa rushing to empty a processing centre ahead of what they believe will be another surge of migrants. they're expected to arrive by the end of the week. >> well, gb news has learned the camp known locally as the hotspot, has just over 150 hotspot, now has just over 150 residents and comes a week after more than 11,000 migrants reached lampedusa from north africa . africa. >> let's get more live there now with our home and security editor mark white. and mark, first of all, these reports just reaching us about what's been happening on the channel. of happeni

they meet to get them to calais.o give them advice. they then pay more to get across the channel they use the advice that those charities and human rights organisations have , they have given them, and they get one the thousands lawyers one of the thousands of lawyers who in off the who are coining it in off the migrant to help them migrant crisis to help them actually asylum , even if actually get asylum, even if that means lying or making making it up. but what nobody appears to say to them is that after all of that, you won't actually have anywhere to live. and that is the key thing that we need to get across to them. we to be to calais we need to be going to calais and explaining people, and explaining to people, thinking of crossing the channel thinking of crossing the channel, all likelihood channel, that in all likelihood they homeless even they will end up homeless even if they are granted refugee or asylum status because that is the reality and we can't really do anything about build do anything about that.

so yes, i would have a processing safe site in calais , processing safe site in calais, but also in otheranbul, agadez , centres like istanbul, agadez, tripoli, where we can assess the cases there, rather if you want to do to the people who are organising the small boats out of business, there needs to be an alternative route for people to get here who who have a right to get here who who have a right to asylum. and the right to asylum is an absolute right. to asylum. and the right to asylum is an absolute right . you asylum is an absolute right. you have a you have a if you're under threat, yes, you have a right to claim asylum in the first safe country. and there are completely understandable reasons why people who have some connection to britain want to come to take the afghan first safe country. >> though i accept your point on the afghans who have worked for britain. are potentially >> so there are potentially hundreds of millions who have a reason want leave the reason to want to leave the country they're in. country that they're in. >> even that's my >> yes. even if that's my agree

cross calais waiting to cross in a week or so ?k. >> see you now. >> see you now. >> still the fight back >> still to come, the fight back against every home owner's nightmare. knotweed. nightmare. japanese knotweed. we'll have the very latest on that. but first, here's aiden with the weather. >> the temperatures rising, boxt solar the proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hi there. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office. with the gb news forecast, some places will stay damp today, mainly across central parts of the uk. warm to the south. cool to the far north. we've got a warm front sandwiched in between an area of high pressure to the north and another area towards the south and an area of rain is persisting along that warm front, edging into southern parts of scotland. that's the wettest part through the rest of the day. some parts of south—east northern ireland, the far north of england as well. now to the north, we've got some showers for the north of scotland, but some bright spells coming thro

and it has exactly what our soldiers needs know earlier, so lens, calais, to reset the 911 memorial at the pentagon and met us lawmakers at the capital. his visit comes at a time of growing divisions in congress over future funding for ukraine. with many republicans arguing the money would be better spent at home. but the 5 minute ministration is pledging on wavering support for keys and its fight against russia . are committed to help you can build a forest capable of ensuring new cranes, long term security, capable of deterring future threats against sovereignty, territorial integrity and freedom which are underway now. because that's what this is all about. the future, the future afraid of the american can never will never walk away from that. the new us package is a welcome boost for you french forces and air defense capability. as they baffled and russian troops in a slow moving counter offensive. wells lensky did not get all the weapons that he was hoping to get from president biden. our correspondent, nick connelly in tea, told us more you didn't get the tech comes long range mi

some ferry passengers at the port of calais are facing delays of several hours to cross the channel tolems. queues have been building on the roads leading to the port. 0ne passenger said she had been waiting almost five hours to get on a ferry. junior doctors and consultants will hold a joint strike for the first time in the history of the health service in what has been described as a "serious escalation" in their row with the government over pay. the british medical association says the co—ordinated industrial action will take place in september and october. and the un secretary general and turkey's foreign minister have both pressed for a resumption of the deal that allows safe passage of ukrainian grain via the black sea. antonio guterres says he's sent russia's foreign minister "a set of concrete proposals". the kremlin has said it would only resume if the west guarantees russia's own crops won't be blocked. you're live with bbc news. the african union has strongly condemned the military takeover in gabon. it also suspended the country from all participation in its activities. pre

tonight french police officers filmed partying the night away in calais , the same week that over calaisdown on british shores , but down on british shores, but absolutely nothing to celebrate for uk taxpayers. who is shelling out £480 million on this joke of a security operation across the channel. so when will we stop relying on mucky macron and start turning back the boats? i'll call for both of those things to happen immediately in my digest next. then my superstar panel weigh in. and tonight i'm joined by esther mcvey. kelvin robinson and rebecca reid, plus nigel farage labels this groundhog day for the government as i ask him why rishi sunak is still refusing to take definitive action on our country's borders. elsewhere, cricketing legend freddie flintoff is seen in pubuc freddie flintoff is seen in public for the first time since his near fatal

okay dover is still the same distance from calais . the same distance from calais.short walk to notre dame cathedral to meet firefighters who tackled devastating who tackled the devastating blaze in 2019. and those working to restore the famous landmark after french media leaked eco friendly train travel plans. their majesties flew to bordeaux for security reasons . 39,000 for security reasons. 39,000 british expats live in bordeaux, the highest number in france . the highest number in france. and the king and queen visited a british run organic vineyard in the heart of wine country defence was also on the agenda, showing nato strength as the war in ukraine rages on. wherever the king has been this week, he's genuinely received a really warm welcome . six months ago, a warm welcome. six months ago, a tour like this would have seemed impossible. buildings literally burning sparks by the french pension riots . but the foreign pension riots. but the foreign office sensed majesties to office sensed their majesties to france strengthen relations . france to strengthen re

tonight french police officers filmed partying the night away in calais , the same week that over calaisitish shores , but down on british shores, but absolutely nothing to celebrate for uk taxpayers. who is shelling out £480 million on this joke of a security operation across the channel. so when will we stop relying on mucky macron and start turning back the boats? i'll call for both of those things to happen immediately in my digest next. then my superstar panel weigh in. and tonight i'm joined by esther mcvey. kelvin robinson and rebecca reid, plus nigel farage labels this groundhog day for the government as i ask him why rishi sunak is still refusing to take definitive action on our country's borders. elsewhere, cricketing legend freddie flintoff is seen in pubuc freddie flintoff is seen in public for the first time since his near fatal high speed crash

okay so what we are seeing and we should now be going to calais, in my view , and going to calais, inands of pounds to get to britain. you may well be able get advice from a very able to get advice from a very lovely fluffy refugee charity and may well be able to get and you may well be able to get free legal help as well. and you may able to get asylum may well be able to get asylum status or refugee status , but status or refugee status, but you will not have anywhere to live because we don't have the houses. and this is the thing that care for calais and other groups like that conveniently ignore when they are helping people come across the channel >> exactly . and so they >> yeah, exactly. and so they they conveniently ignore it. and then in that case, then what then in that case, then what then happens is they come across and it costing us, as you and then it costing us, as you said earlier on, £6 million every day to sort of keep these people and, you know, some of them are genuine asylum seekers, but the vast majority of them aren't. there are economic migrants. they decided th

the pair were part of a violent group who confronted officers near calais as they tried to stop theming a small boat . services have resumed at the channel tunnel after explosive experts inspected a suspicious vehicle. police say the incident was not linked to the for search terror suspect daniel khalif . terror suspect daniel khalif. there are still queues at border controls in folkestone, with holidaymakers being warned to expect longer than usual . waits expect longer than usual. waits the prime minister says a free trade deal with india is not a given and not top of his agenda ahead of the g20 summit in delhi , rishi sunak is expected to encourage india's pm narendra modi to end his policy of neutrality to russia. he also urge world leaders to address the war in ukraine. he's refused to commit to having a trade agreement in place before the next election and gun salutes have been fired in london to mark the first anniversary of the late queen's death and the king's accession to the throne . king's accession to the throne. in they were held in hyde park and at the tower of london

the pair were part of a violent group who confronted officers near calais as they tried to stop theming a small boat . services have resumed at the channel tunnel after explosive experts inspected a suspicious vehicle. police say the incident was not linked to the for search terror suspect daniel khalif . terror suspect daniel khalif. there are still queues at border controls in folkestone, with holidaymakers being warned to expect longer than usual . waits expect longer than usual. waits the prime minister says a free trade deal with india is not a given and not top of his agenda ahead of the g20 summit in delhi , rishi sunak is expected to encourage india's pm narendra modi to end his policy of neutrality to russia. he also urge world leaders to address the war in ukraine. he's refused to commit to having a trade agreement in place before the next election and gun salutes have been fired in london to mark the first anniversary of the late queen's death and the king's accession to the throne . king's accession to the throne. in they were held in hyde park and at the tower of london

the belief the coast of calais.e belief is that this woman, an eritrean woman, had been trying to get on that board, that boat when she fell off and drowned . her body fell off and drowned. her body was then found on the beach early the next morning and tuesday morning . so this man has tuesday morning. so this man has been charged with soliciting or facilitating, i should say , facilitating, i should say, illegal immigration into the uk. he will be appearing in folkestone magistrates court today. what often happens mark, is that many of the migrants are given a discount on the price that it will cost for them to cross the english channel. if they agree to get be behind the wheel of that boat effectively to get on the motor and power that boat across. but of course that boat across. but of course that then leaves them open to being charged. now, as you were saying in your introduction, there , they are based here in there, they are based here in lampedusa for a significant migrant arrival as early as tomorrow . so n

then get to calais or dunkirk. a blind eye as they're pushing dinghies into the channel. yeah, i've seen that. it's not good, is it? well if you just join me. welcome. it's just 27 minutes after 3:00. we're to head . we're going head to head. joining habib and also joining me, ben habib and also nigel nelson on the agenda after a rise in violent attacks, frontline staff at tesco stores across the country are being offered body cams. new figures reveal more than 200 of the supermarket's employees are the victims of serious physical assaults each month. so what on earth is going on? i mean, is rising crime just yet another consequence of our cost of living crisis? well, let's see what my panel make of that. i'm going with you, ben habib. >> well, i'm sure the cost of living crisis bound living crisis is bound to play a part in it, we've seen a part in it, but we've seen a collapse in in policing over the last 2 or 3 years, haven't we? and we've seen serious crime go up and we've seen almost the legalising, certainly

i stay in calais and then i travel to england. by boat? by boat, yeah. it's very good, you know? i feel that people are very friendly. everything that is here, fine for me. most asylum seekers do not have the right to work in the uk, therefore are financially dependent on the state. every week they give us 55, you know. £55? £55. a week? yeah, every week, £55. it is not enough. but what are we going to do? nothing, you know. ifind protect, ifind safety, everything. i don't mind about money right now. the liberal democrat run council here says the influx of asylum seekers is having an impact on social housing. housing is a problem across the country. we don't have enough houses for people, we don't have enough council homes, and that's been an issue over many years. so this adds another weight to that, 0k. when they're coming out of the hotels and wanting to be placed into accommodation, we are already under pressure. so it adds an extra pressure, an extra level of pressure to the accommodation we have in colchester. and it may mean that people aren't goi

we have sunny skies here calais in the weather center. now she's tracking what's happening for out there with some hurricanes, tropical storms. you've got the latest. i wanted to talk about the high number. just a second, though. you can see as it is over here on my right on your they are doing pretty good. little bit of a heat index happening there right now. >> up to about 97 degrees today is how it feels their highs expect to be 91. want to talk about this, though. yesterday we talked about this disturbance will now it went from tropical depression to tropical storm kenneth 45 miles per hour. you can see it's still about 900 miles off the coast of mexico and projected track. as you can see, it's expected to intensify a little bit, but not really make it to hurricane status or contest will be 74 miles per hour or more. and it looks like we'll hover more in that 60 mile per hour category before it starts to reach them. cooler water. it's a little wind shear meeting upper-level winds can kind of cut off development but something to keep a

who might be returning on 80 this evening, you're going to face a detour and that involves air in calais. how you're going to be sent over to punish across the benicia martinez bridge onto highway 4. and then back over to 80 here. now, again, this work is supposed to be completed by 5 o'clock tomorrow morning. just in time for the morning commute. caltrans doesn't plan on closing down all the lanes again, although they may from time to time, have to shut down onellane in order to do some painting or possibly some electrical work out on the bridge. but for now in the east bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. all right. hopefully things go smoothly this evening. charles, thank you. >> while many will spend today barbecuing and celebrating the unofficial end of summer, one community in ohio is celebrating their ties to the labor day holiday claiming their home. >> to the father of labored a allison gens has more on the origins of the holiday. >> if you're driving through greene county on route. 42 your past. this sign designating cedarville as the birthplace of the father of it was sort of t

okay dover is still the same distance from calais . the same distance from calais. ii, and then a short walk to notre—dame cathedral to meet firefighters who tackled devastating who tackled the devastating blaze in 2019. >> and those working to restore the famous landmark look after french media leaked eco friendly train travel plans. their majesties flew to bordeaux for security reasons . 39,000 british security reasons. 39,000 british expats live in bordeaux, the highest number in france . and highest number in france. and the king and queen visited a british run organic vineyard in the heart of wine country defence was also on the agenda, showing nato strength as the war in ukraine rages on. wherever the king has been this week , the king has been this week, he's genuinely received a really warm welcome. six months ago, a tour like this would have seemed impossible. buildings literally burning sparks by the french pension riots. the foreign office their majesties to office sensed their majesties to france strengthen relations . france to strengthen relations. whe

. do get get to calais.britain when the would turn when the french would turn around? would turn around and say, hang sec. say, well, hang on a sec. they're problem. the they're not our problem. in the same that people trying to same way that people trying to get back to france from morocco and tunisia and places like that come through britain now, would you suggest the french send them back here? because they've landed country to get to landed in our country to get to france. >> france, send them back . >> france, i'd send them back. >> france, i'd send them back. >> okay. would you would you >> okay. but would you would you send ? send them? >> interested in france. >> i'm not interested in france. i'm britain. i'm running i'm running britain. i'm running our you'd be perfectly >> so. so you'd be perfectly happy moroccans you happy for those moroccans or you from french speaking previous colonies who can't get into france at the moment, get a visa to come to britain, a holiday visa or whatever. then they c

the pair were part of a violent group who confronted officers near calais as they tried to stop themunching a small boat . the prime minister small boat. the prime minister says a free trade deal with india is not a given and not top of his agenda ahead of the g20 summit in delhi. rishi sunak is expected to encourage india's pm narendra modi to end his policy of neutrality to russia and urge world leaders to address the war in ukraine. he's refused to commit to having a trade agreement in place before the next election . well, guns next election. well, guns salutes have been fired in london to mark the first anniversary of the late queen's death and the king's accession to the throne . they were held in to the throne. they were held in hyde park and at the tower of london with soldiers and horses who took part in the state funeral procession returning for gun salutes in the king's honoun gun salutes in the king's honour. charles and camilla attended a private service of prayer this morning in the church near balmoral, where the late queen worshipped . the king late queen worshipped.

the pair were part of a violent group who confronted officers near calais as they tried to stop themunching a small boat . the prime minister small boat. the prime minister says a free trade deal with india is not a given and not top of his agenda ahead of the g20 summit in delhi. rishi sunak is expected to encourage india's pm narendra modi to end his policy of neutrality to russia and urge world leaders to address the war in ukraine. he's refused to commit to having a trade agreement in place before the next election . well, guns next election. well, guns salutes have been fired in london to mark the first anniversary of the late queen's death and the king's accession to the throne . they were held in to the throne. they were held in hyde park and at the tower of london with soldiers and horses who took part in the state funeral procession returning for gun salutes in the king's honoun gun salutes in the king's honour. charles and camilla attended a private service of prayer this morning in the church near balmoral, where the late queen worshipped . the king late queen worshipped.

, camps in tents in calais, they're still going to come across by boat.there is a chance that it's actually going to increase the number of people that we end up taking, but also that europe takes a whole. because if takes as a whole. because if people they only have people know that they only have to the money to get from to find the money to get from africa to lampedusa , then africa to lampedusa, then actually they don't then have to find more money to travel across the continent and then pay a human trafficker to get them across the so across the channel. so realistically it end up realistically, it could end up leading to more migrants coming across, which i don't think anyone would think would be a particularly great thing because we would still have problem. we would still have the problem. michael the michael wouldn't we, of the taxpayer to pay for these taxpayer having to pay for these people to live somewhere that's not solved , is that's not being solved, is it? that's right. that's right. >> and, you know, every time we have tried to do someth

it is the busiest ferry route, calais to dover . ferry route, calais to dover.here's an awful lot of people who want to get back in time for their to restart school if their school is open to get back to work and so on. it is going to be an incredibly busy weekend. and besides the usual border queues that you get at calais, we do have this very serious problem. not much slack in the system. and of course, there's still people, stephen, who couldn't get back from the air traffic control meltdown on monday. so you might be getting the sense out there that not a great deal is going particularly well in the world of travel at the moment. trains, boats , the moment. trains, boats, planes all in disarray. >> it's a great picture to paint. thank you so much for joining us. simon stay in the dry. it's very wet everywhere , dry. it's very wet everywhere, too, that is. which brings up the weather. should we find out what's going on that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers. >> proud sponsors of weather on . gb news morning. >> i'm alex deakin. this is your latest weather

the pair were part of a violent group who confronted officers near calais as they tried to stop themunching a small boat. the prime minister says a free trade deal with india is not a given and not top of his agenda ahead of the g20 summit in delhi. rishi sunak is expected to encourage india's prime minister narendra modi to end his policy of neutrality to russia . he'll also urge world russia. he'll also urge world leaders to address the war in ukraine. he's refused to commit to having a trade agreement in place before the next election . place before the next election. gun salutes have been fired in london to mark the first anniversary of the late queen's death and the king's accession to the throne . they were held in to the throne. they were held in hyde park and at the tower of london with soldiers and horses who took part in the state funeral procession returning for those gun salutes in the king's honour. charles and camilla attended a private service of prayer this morning in the church near balmoral, where the late queen worshipped. the king also recorded a special audio mes

but but even at this point , i'calais, they get brought tot of calais, they get brought to england don'tland anyway, don't they? so there's obviously no will to stop it. in truth, at the moment it's all entirely cosmetic, isn't it? that's how it seems to me . there doesn't seem to be any me. there doesn't seem to be any real determination to stop it at all. >> it just seems to be going on and going on and going on the daily telegraph, bruce yeah, and we're back to china. >> i'm so disposable vapes yes. >> i'm so disposable vapes yes. >> so apparently i didn't realise this , which isn't like realise this, which isn't like me, not to realise things, but yeah , children are as young as yeah, children are as young as 11 are vaping now. i always thought that vaping was a substitute to help you quit smoking, if you see what i mean i >> -- >> so -- >>so| 5mm >> so i think a lot of these kids aren't even going on to fight. can you still say? >> yeah. cigarettes whatever you want to call them. and they're going on vapes. it's funny going on to vapes. it's funny because i was walking about the roy

that is what draws the people into the boats to cross over from calais. so that's what you should have raised in america , because that is the america, because that is the problem that needs to be dealt with. it needs to be dealt with internationally. and as for talking about, oh, they can always go to the first safe country they come to , well, that country they come to, well, that would be ludicrous. i mean, if we've got so many people on the move, you can't do that. turkey's got 4 million refugees in it at the moment. 70% of asylum. >> you think, nigel, that if we had your way , that would stop had your way, that would stop people coming over the channel in small boats? >> i don't think you'd it >> i don't think you'd stop it entirely. i don't think we're ever stop it entirely. ever going to stop it entirely. and many refugees and how many refugees or migrants does that open the door to the world? to around the world? >> having solution? >> so having your solution? >> so having your solution? >> i that's the >> well, i mean, that's the whole point an i

that is what draws the people into the boats to cross over from calais. so that's what you should have raised in america , because that is the america, because that is the problem that needs to be dealt with. it needs to be dealt with internationally. and as for talking about, oh, they can always go to the first safe country they come to , well, that country they come to, well, that would be ludicrous. i mean, if we've got so many people on the move, you can't do that. turkey's got 4 million refugees in it at the moment. 70% of asylum. >> you think, nigel, that if we had your way , that would stop had your way, that would stop people coming over the channel in small boats? >> i don't think you'd it >> i don't think you'd stop it entirely. i don't think we're ever stop it entirely. ever going to stop it entirely. and many refugees and how many refugees or migrants does that open the door to the world? to around the world? >> having solution? >> so having your solution? >> so having your solution? >> i that's the >> well, i mean, that's the whole point an i

. >> so there's a reason that these people are living under tarpaulins in calais and then in a four starn britain, there's a reason they get free health care on the nhs and they don't get any of that in france. it's a preferable nation. now, if you say that that it's our duty to house and home anybody in the world that wants a better life, let's just do away with passports, away borders passports, do away with borders . you know, let's we'll choose britain because we clearly, clearly clearly we clearly we clearly we clearly we clearly we cannot say everybody is welcome. >> but i think we have to accept that it's going to happen unless you're going to have machine gun posts around the coastline of australia, though, with this, that they stopped the boats because they had a robust joined up they stuck to it up policy and they stuck to it and it won general elections. >> now, one thing i do agree. >> now, one thing i do agree. >> all right, well, but they did it by shipping people off to other people have other countries. people have tried only tried that here. and the only one they've come

the pair were part of a violent group who confronted officers near calais as they attempted to stop themunching attempted to stop them launching a small boat, a grand jury in the united states is recommending charges be brought against three republican senators over their alleged efforts to reverse the result of the 2020 election. they say georgia's two senators at the time, kelly loeffler and david perdue , should be charged along perdue, should be charged along with senator lindsey graham of south carolina. so far, 19 people, including former president trump, have been indicted and explodes of experts have closed the channel tunnel after a suspicious vehicle was stopped. police say the incident is not linked to the search for terror suspect daniel kalief . terror suspect daniel kalief. security services have been carrying out stricter checks in a bid to find him. the british army has been called in to inspect the vehicle . the latest inspect the vehicle. the latest incident causing more travel delays for motorists at the terminal in folkestone . gun terminal in folkestone. gun salutes

managed to get into a, you know, fridge truck , into a, you know, fridge truck, fridge, lorry across calaison't even know that they deserve refugee that they deserve a refugee status or not. they are getting the money. >> okay. we do have to move on now this section. finish now to this section. we finish this this this section with this story, this section with this story, this times. the swedish this is the times. the swedish army. lewis well, this is the same question. if you mentioned team world, i'm going to be absolutely furious. well, it is. it's because over the it's because sweden, over the past, mention it over past, you can mention it over because the names of the because it's the names of the teams have on teams i have to work on the other of team. but other name of the team. but sweden to army and fight sweden to deploy army and fight against surging violence. against surging gang violence. they real problem with they do have a real problem with gang violence, which is really escalated past escalated over the past ten years. all years. and, you know, we all have a swedish friend

well the french police partying in calais as migrant boats leave the beaches.ist who's broken this extraordinary story of excess and clearly actually happy for the migrants to come to the uk . the migrants to come to the uk. what on earth has happened to our £800 million? we'll talk about medical students. there is an exodus. yes, they qualify. and then a third of them or more leave the country. australia is facing a big vote next month. it could be australia's brexit star moment and the government are planning to ban disposable vapes to stop young people from taking up the habit. but will it actually work? does banning things really , really make a things really, really make a difference? but before all of those important debates, let's get the news with polly middlehurst . middlehurst. >>

well the french police partying in calais as migrant boats leave the beaches.nary story of excess and clearly actually happy for the migrants to come to the uk . the migrants to come to the uk. what on earth has happened to our £800 million? we'll talk about medical students. there is an exodus. yes, they qualify. and then a third of them or more leave the country. australia is facing a big vote next month. it could be australia's brexit star moment and the government are planning to ban disposable vapes to stop young people from taking up the habit. but will it actually work? does banning things really , really make a things really, really make a difference? but before all of those important debates, let's get the news with polly middlehurst . middlehurst. >> nigel, thank you. good evening. well, the top story tonight, poundland owner pepco has agreed to buy up to 71 wilko high street chain stores. it comes as the retailer prepares to close 24 of its outlets outlets today , with the rest to outlets today, with the rest to shut by next month. that means over 12