let's cross live to our royal correspondent , cameron walker, who's in paris for us. t can we expect you, cameron. what can we expect to hear in french from the . king to hear in french from the. king >> good morning. yes well, the king has arrived inside the senate building in the last ten minutes or so. he is, as you said, expected to become the first british member of the royal family ever to address senators from inside the chamber . before that, he is expected to meet a number of senators with close ties to britain, a bit of a meet and greet. let's say, before he goes into the chamber to deliver that speech. he is expected to highlight the friendship between the uk and france, as would be expected with a state visit in terms of strengthening the relationships. he's expected to pay he's also expected to pay tribute to his mother, the late queen elizabeth ii who spoke to senators during her state visit in 2004. although she was not speaking inside the senate chamber itself, it's all about those strengthening of ties between the two countries. it's on foreign office

well, let's cross live to our royal correspondent, cameron walker, who's in paris for us. now ? spirits. where are they now? >> no, they're certainly not. they are just here at the notre—dame cathedral. you might be able to see them walking into the structure of the cathedral. of they've looking of course, they've been looking or of the or hearing about some of the damage caused by that devastating fire in 2019 and heanng devastating fire in 2019 and hearing about some of the restoration work that has been going on here. ,800 million of private investment to restore some of those some of that ancient stonework. so the king has been meeting craftspeople and stonemasons , working on the and stonemasons, working on the notre—dame cathedral as well, as well as hearing from some of the firefighters who fought so bravely to try and save the main structure of the cathedral and indeed the grand organ. when the fire started, it brought down 750 tonnes of stones and leads in the central spire, collapsed . but renovation work is still ongoing . the king and queen ongoing. the king an

camilla's hat. >> correspondent >> our royal correspondent cameron walker , i understand, cameron walker to her hat. cameron, they are getting quite a welcome, a long overdue welcome . welcome. >> yes, a very big, long overdue welcome . six months, in fact, as welcome. six months, in fact, as you said , of course, it's a you said, of course, it's a delayed state visit to france after those riots due to french pension reforms. you mentioned camilla holding on to her hat there. her majesty the queen. she's wearing a dusty pink wool crepe coat dress by fiona clark, a pink beret shaped hat with a leaf designed by philip treacy as well . the king and queen have as well. the king and queen have flown to orly airports from raf farnborough on a plane that's sometimes known as the baby voyager . but it's actually an voyager. but it's actually an airbus 3—2, one. but following this welcome they're having at the airport, the king and queen will be making their way to where i am at the arc de triomphe in central palace, because today is all about ceremony, pomp and pageantry . ceremony, pomp and pag

gb forgotten. >> cameron walker . gb news. >> cameron walker. gb news. >> cameron walker.ews youtube channel and cameron is live for us this afternoon outside buckingham palace. our royal correspondent cameron . royal correspondent cameron. king charles, this lunchtime is in scotland . prince harry, we in scotland. prince harry, we know in the last hour or so has been at windsor and the prince and princess of wales have been at a service at st david's. >> yes, they have . they're in >> yes, they have. they're in pembrokeshire, west wales . quite pembrokeshire, west wales. quite a large crowd, actually gathered to see the prince and princess of wales, the princess has recycled a coat dress that she wore for her christmas concert at westminster abbey in december . for those of you interested in that. . for those of you interested in that . but the service itself was that. but the service itself was very short . it that. but the service itself was very short. it was only around ten minutes. it was a private service commemorating the life of queen elizabeth. the second dunng o

our royal correspondents , cameron walker, reports from . , cameron walker, reports from.to learn about a unique project to restore oyster reefs with discarded shells . but reefs with discarded shells. but why does it matter? well imagine a world with no trees , no more a world with no trees, no more clean air, no more wildlife living among them. and weather and flooding gets worse. that's what experts say happened to new york harbour. but instead of trees, it's oysters. have been wiped out and ended up in restaurant menus. pete malinowski, executive director of billion oyster project, explains . explains. >> it's an ecosystem. it's a landscape. so it's just like clearcutting a forest. we had used to have 220,000 acres of oyster reefs. those reefs provide good food and habitat for hundreds of species. they filter water, stabilise the filter the water, stabilise the bottom protect the shore bottom and protect the shore from so without the from waves. so without the oysters, you lose all, lose oysters, you lose all, you lose that landscape. oysters, you lose all, you lose th

, been cameron walker, who's been at buckingham for us all day buckingham palace for us all day, today. cameron, thank you very, very much and especially for that and very that wonderful tribute and very informative tribute as well with liz truss, nadhim zahawi zahawi as that we played out as well that we played out the other news one year other side of the news one year on cameron . on cameron. >> it is crazy to think patrick it doesn't quite seem real, does it? i mean this time last year i was sat in the studio and the news just kept getting worse. as we heard various family members were going up to scotland unexplored . and it did all seem unexplored. and it did all seem very serious and very sadly, at 630 we were told that the late queen had passed away . but of queen had passed away. but of course, it's not just marking the late queen passing away. it's also marking one year of king charles ii's accession to the throne. and he has been seen out and about today attending a private prayer service at crathie kirk church, very close to balmoral, where he has been staying with t

cameron walker news in seen. cameron walker gb news in france , it's just gone .5 a reminder of our top stories this morning. and will the hs2 ever reach manchester downing street is preparing, we think, to scrap the second leg of the high speed railway from birmingham. boris johnson and david cameron have warned that a mutilated line would be insanity. >> the ukrainian missile attack has hit the headquarters of russia's black sea fleet , russia's black sea fleet, leaving the main building in flames and a serviceman missing. >> mps are calling on the government to provide more support for under—pressure families ahead what they've families ahead of what they've called an inevitable new energy crisis . and now let's just go crisis. and now let's just go back to our royal review . should back to our royal review. should be because it has been quite a week for the king and queen, actually. you've got to say it's been successful for them in france. but let's get the views of helen shard, royal biographer and photographer. good to see you this morning. helen what do yo

. >> our royal correspondent cameron walker is with them .two successful days in paris , the king and queen will paris, the king and queen will be travelling to bordeaux this morning to visit a british run organic vineyard and highlighting links between highlighting the links between british french defence as well. >> il pla, doesn't it? in france 7 >> il pla, doesn't it? in france ? but aiden's got our weather. >> it's another day of dodging downpours, but it won't be an entirely wet weekend . i'll have entirely wet weekend. i'll have all the details in the forecast coming up. and paul has got the sport for us this morning. >> well, perdita, i don't even know what that means. liverpool, it's all in europe . liverpool, it's all in europe. liverpool, west ham and rangers will win in europe. and as far as the gulf is concerned, we've got the solheim cup. european women play against win against the usa, hoping to win the third solheim cup in a row and tee off in about 15 minutes. >> lovely stuff, paul. thank you. i'm dixon. you. i'm stephen dixo

cameron walker news in seen.uperb coverage throughout the week from cameron walker. >> well done, mate. okay lots of you who've been getting in touch with your thoughts and hs2 has really got you going. first out the is colin who says, why the door is colin who says, why don't we extend the track right up and turn it into up to glasgow and turn it into a roll lorries, roll on, roll off for lorries, making it quicker to move goods and freeing up the motorway for cars, which would make journeys quicker of being quicker with the bonus of being greener, will be less greener, there will be less lorry fumes and fewer traffic jams , with cars, with engines jams, with cars, with engines running . good point. way to running. good point. way to sensible. you'll never catch on, icy this we need power icy says this we need power stations , not railways. a lovely stations, not railways. a lovely electric railway unfortunately and we can't even power it madness . as paul says this on madness. as paul says this on hs2 and every

and a warning , cameron walker.ain flash photography. the news was getting worse . the news was getting worse. >> and you know, it was clear that we were talking about out days rather than weeks. >> the final photographs of . >> the final photographs of. queen elizabeth ii determined to carry out her duties, appointing her 15th and final prime minister in an exclusive interview for gb news liz truss reveals what the late queen said to her in reassurance. the meeting at balmoral. >> you know, she was absolutely on top of what was happening . on top of what was happening. she was very, very keen to reassure me that we'd be meeting again soon. the assumption absolutely was that this would be the first of many meetings , be the first of many meetings, but her frailty in the photograph concerned ministers . photograph concerned ministers. >> the mark on her late majesty's hand was noticed by the then chancellor of the duchy of lancaster, nadhim zahawi, who was due to be virtually sworn in to the privy council by the quee

as we do our utmost to be of service to you all. >> let's talk to our royal correspondent, cameron walkeri mean that message today but also the message today but also the message he gave a year ago tomorrow . so there's a lot of tomorrow. so there's a lot of emotion in there. something we actually didn't get from her majesty, the queen . majesty, the queen. >> yes. if you remember during the queen's accession days , in the queen's accession days, in years gone by, she marks it always privately at sandringham . that's where her father, king george the sixth, passed away in february, 1952. but we never really got any special message or or recording from her late majesty on the final one for her 70th year since her accession , 70th year since her accession, she did release a statement where she now famously said perhaps that she it was her expressed wish , expressed wish expressed wish, expressed wish that camilla would one day be known as queen consort and of course, now camilla is our new queen alongside king charles iii. of course, it is a bit bittersweet, as you said, stephen, because we

well our royal correspondent cameron walker has been very busy and he joins us now from paris in the going down with the king and queen in paris ? and queen in paris? >> bonjour , ellie. he has had >> bonjour, ellie. he has had a pretty good reception , actually, pretty good reception, actually, so far here in paris. he was at the arc de triomphe yesterday for a ceremony which hasn't happened for 30 years in a state visit. official welcome at the arc de triomphe . but it is very arc de triomphe. but it is very much the morning after the night before here in paris, king charles and queen camilla, guests of honour at a magnificent state banquet at the palace of versailles, hosted by the french president, emmanuel macron, last night in the hall of mirrors , there was some very, of mirrors, there was some very, very high profile guests, including rolling stones frontman sir mick jagger and actor hugh grant, 160 guests in total. actor hugh grant, 160 guests in total . who wants to know what total. who wants to know what was on the menu? well they had blue lobster , french chicken and blue

our royal correspondent cameron walker has this exclusive interview with the former pm as she lifts the gb news. >> how involved were you in discussions to be appointed at balmoral castle rather than traditionally at buckingham palace? well, the discussions have been going on for several days. >> i've just been elected as leader of the conservative party and we were hearing rumours and i discussed it with the cabinet secretary when the decision came through to have the meeting at balmoral and clearly it was about the queen's health. >> you know, she was absolutely on top of what was happening. she was very, very keen to reassure me that we'd be meeting again soon. so absolutely it was very important to her. what were your first impressions when you of her majesty when you walked into that drawing room? although she was physically quite frail, she was physically quite frail, she was physically quite frail, she was is absolutely mentally alert and determined to do her duty . the assumption absolutely duty. the assumption absolutely was that this would be the first of many meetings when yo

let's get more on what they're going to be up to from our royal correspondent, cameron walker cameroninute. in. >> wait a minute . when you carry >> wait a minute. when you carry out your big cheers from the crowds here, pip, i reckon there's five, 600 people who have turned out to see their majesties arrive at bordeaux town hall. >> their majesties are currently greeting members of the crowd here who have been waiting very patiently over last few patiently over the last few hours order to catch a hours in order to catch a glimpse of them. bordeaux is a city with the largest number of british france around british expats to france around 39,000 or so. but there is most certainly french people here as well. now, originally their majesties were meant to take the train bordeaux, but they train into bordeaux, but they actually ended up flying. the reason being because there reason being is because there were leaks . it's were too many media leaks. it's understood, and security and for security reasons, they decided to fly in as well. rather than taking friendly taking the eco friendly tra

our royal correspondent cameron walker has this exclusive interview with the former pm as she lifts theto gb news. >> how involved were you in discussions to be appointed at balmoral castle rather than traditionally at buckingham palace? well, the discussions have been going on for several days. >> i've just been elected as leader of the conservative party and we were hearing rumours and i discussed it with the cabinet secretary when the decision came through to have the meeting at balmoral and clearly it was about the queen's health. >> you know, she was absolutely on top of what was happening. she was very, very keen to reassure me that we'd be meeting again soon. so absolutely it was very important to her. what were your first impressions when you of her majesty when you walked into that drawing room? although she was physically quite frail, she was physically quite frail, she was physically quite frail, she was is absolutely mentally alert and determined to do her duty . the assumption absolutely duty. the assumption absolutely was that this would be the first of many meetings when

our royal correspondent cameron walker can join us now from new york. . >> how's prince william arrived yet? it sounds like he's packing quite into his schedule quite a lot into his schedule dunng quite a lot into his schedule during this two day visit . during this two day visit. >> yeah, it's an incredibly packed schedule , pip. he hasn't packed schedule, pip. he hasn't arrived just yet . he's expected arrived just yet. he's expected to arrive later today via commercial jets and private jets on the horizon coming into new york here, of course , it is all york here, of course, it is all about climate change and the environment this week. it's incredibly wet and rainy here in new york, but that's not going to bother him too much because one of his engaged guests later one of his engaged guests later on in involves him wading into the hudson river. now, let me tell you why. in the last 100 years, the oyster population in new york harbour has been completely wiped out due to overharvesting of the oysters to meet up with demand from restaurants . and that's

cameron walker gb news families.r gb news in kent . in kent. >> well, when we come back, just who were republican ? me. bless you. >> not to be sneezed at. >> not to be sneezed at. >> who were they calling? donald duck last night. stay with to us find out. first, the headlines with lisa hartle . with lisa hartle. >> it's 130. with lisa hartle. >> it's130. i'm lisa hartle in the newsroom. film television and stage actor sir michael gambon has died at the age of 82. sir michael, who was best known for playing albus dumbledore in the harry potter films, won four tv baftas in a career that spanned five decades, he made his first appearance on stage in 1962, going to on perform with the national theatre and the old vic. his family issued a statement saying, our beloved husband and father, michael, died peacefully in hospital following a bout of pneumonia . following a bout of pneumonia. local transport minister richard holden says the government will not rule out stop and search after a 15 year old girl named locally as e

cameron walker gb disabilities. cameron walker gb news in yorkshire . well let's news in yorkshire.w. >> as we were saying, we've got the famous five on the rooftop up, not the famous four this time, and it's live in leeds, which liam will remember was an album by the who rather than beatles. anyway, away from rock history, we've got transport charlie watts, right. >> who mick jagger called the wembley the drummer . he wembley whammer the drummer. he was from kingsbury, was actually from kingsbury, where . right. where i was born. right. >> kingsbury just the road. >> kingsbury just up the road. >> kingsbury just up the road. >> of course, they >> yeah. and of course, they played west london. played in south west london. richmond. however, let's just update everyone with what's been happening in leeds. update everyone with what's been happening in leeds . we've got happening in leeds. we've got these five labour mayors gathering to issue a joint plea to the prime minister. it's different language to what we heard yesterday from andy burnham, he was basically burnham, where he was ba

had a lovely interview with cameron walker about the death queen and the death of the late queen andf king charles. and i'm hoping other things will crop up over time. but were crop up over time. but they were just so totally loyal to me when the gp kind of broke that bombshell news. >> alastair, what was your reaction ? were you surprised? reaction? were you surprised? were horrified ? were you horrified? >> it all of the above, but >> did it all of the above, but also relieved because i knew that there was something amiss , that there was something amiss, but i didn't know what it was . but i didn't know what it was. >> and to be crystal clear , it's >> and to be crystal clear, it's not like sitting opposite a man or a woman in a blue or a white coat with a stethoscope around the neck saying, i'm sorry, i've got some bad news for you. you've cancer and you've you've got cancer and you've probably got six months to probably only got six months to live. quite the opposite with dementia, is a dementia, alzheimer's is a totally different argument. but with vascular dementia, you with w

. >> well, let's cross to our royal correspondent, cameron walker, in bordeaux walker, who is live inning. cameron, what's going on? good morning, tom. >> well, the crowds have just started to be let forward to my position here outside of bordeaux town hall. of course, six months ago, the building behind me was engulfed in flames dunng behind me was engulfed in flames during the riots sparked by those french pension reforms which made the state visit of his majesty the king and queen camilla be postponed. and to this point and since then, security has been incredibly tight over the last few days, i have never seen anything like it. journalists who've been covering the royal beats for a lot longer than i have have been saying they haven't seen anything like it either. the french government is not taking any when it comes to any chances when it comes to security sure that security and making sure that everything hitch. everything goes without a hitch. and fair, paris over and to be fair, in paris over the last few days, it really has gone smoothly. wherever gone pretty smoothly. whereve

i'm cameron walker, gb news from new york city. >> you come wet looking new york there. >> and i would suggest that if anybody wants to do anything about climate whatever, about climate change, whatever, why turn out lights? why not turn out a few lights? there in times square and just coming into work today , the coming into work today, the amount of office lights that are on, hundreds and hundreds and hundreds and hundreds and hundreds, if not thousands. and you think, why , why, why, why you think, why, why, why, why did we do before it suddenly came to a trend where people turned lights on. but before that, it wasn't like that ? that, it wasn't like that? >> well, you know, it goes right across the board. i think about it in schools. look at my children's classroom. don't children's classroom. i don't understand need understand why they need a projector and screen to write projector and a screen to write stuff the wall. we used stuff on the wall. when we used to chalkboard . and we know to have chalkboard. and we know that this power is that you think all this power

okay >> royal correspondent cameron walker , thank you for that. and walker, thank you for that. he invictus games. of course, both brothers very strong issue of mental strong on the issue of mental health. yeah. >> and course , they had >> and of course, they had launched that as the famous for that. you remember before . well that. you remember before. well splitting the beatles splitting up like the beatles did coming up kim jong un has been to talking putin. so what exactly has he got with him as he's on his armoured train going back to north korea? and should we be worried ? we be worried? >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb news. >> hello very good day to you. after a fine but chilly start for some of us this morning, we are going to see some wet and windy weather arriving in the north—west. meanwhile, most places staying dry and sunny. that's because high pressure is dominating the picture across the uk at the moment, though, there is this low weighting out in atlantic with its in the atlantic with its associated fronts . as

shaping us campaign aims to raise awareness of this a lifelong project for the princess of wales, cameron walkerrincess of wales to the duchess of sussex, she's touched down in dusseldorf, hasn't she? david, your favourite person alleged oddly, she has. >> and they've let her in. well, there you go. and she's pictured beaming as she arrives in dusseldorf before going to a private event with prince harry and families of uk team tonight. i mean , i suppose it does no i mean, i suppose it does no harm does it? >> well, i think it shows a unhed >> well, i think it shows a united front, doesn't it? because there were lots of questions about why she wasn't there for the whole thing, because she's arrived late. and last year, of course, she was there. but whole thing. there. but the whole thing. >> you feel it's a sad half >> do you feel it's a sad half life she has because she life that she has because she always could always thought that she could drift into royal family and drift into the royal family and become sort princess become the sort of new princess diana and all she would have to do was her

our royal correspondent cameron walker reports.rt of a new drive by princess catherine to shine a spotlight light on how children's futures could be impact acted. >> you can really see that she wants change, i think, and it's really refreshing to see somebody come in and show that interest and want to see that change. so for us in early years, i think it's really exciting. >> the princess of wales launched her centre for early childhood in 2021, driving awareness and action on the impact the first years of life has on our futures in kent. yesterday, the future queen visited a service supporting young children with special education needs and disabilities . portage, which is available across england and wales through local authorities , also helps local authorities, also helps parents and carers to cope. emily's daughter, beatrice , was emily's daughter, beatrice, was developing more slowly than other children when we first came about with portage , she was came about with portage, she was almost mute, wasn't speaking and her swallo

on our show tomorrow night, including a special exclusive interview by our royal correspondent cameron walker, with the former prime minister, liz truss, revealing the secrets of what went on behind the scenes. that extra ordinary day might digest in just a moment, though, first, the news headunes though, first, the news headlines with karen armstrong . headlines with karen armstrong. >> very good evening to you, karen armstrong here in the gb newsroom. a manhunt underway after a former soldier charged with terrorism offences escaped from wandsworth prison this morning , our home and security morning, our home and security editor mark white has more. >> as authorities try to determine how daniel califf managed to escape from wandsworth jail, there is now a nationwide manhunt at ports and airports right around the country. there are additional security personnel and long queues as they check everyone leaving the country . obe gb news leaving the country. obe gb news understands that khalifa escaped by clinging to the underside of a delivery truck, leaving wandsworth prison. prison authorities

had a lovely interview with cameron walker about the death late and the death of the late queen and thee just totally loyal to me when just so totally loyal to me when the gp kind of broke that bombshell news. >> alastair, what was your reaction ? were you surprised? reaction? were you surprised? were horrified ? were you horrified? >> did it all of the above, but also relieved because i knew that there was something amiss , that there was something amiss, but i didn't know what it was . but i didn't know what it was. and to be crystal clear , it's and to be crystal clear, it's not like sitting opposite a man or a woman in a blue or a white coat with a stethoscope around the sorry , i've the neck saying, i'm sorry, i've got for you. got some bad news for you. you've and you've you've got cancer and you've probably to probably only got six months to live. opposite with live. quite the opposite with dementia , alzheimer's is a dementia, alzheimer's is a totally different argument. but with with vascular dementia, you can't cure it, but you can ameliorate it. >> people's impression of deme

on our show tomorrow night, including a special exclusive interview by our royal correspondent cameron walker, with the former prime minister, liz truss, revealing the secrets of what went on behind the scenes. that extra ordinary day might digest in just a moment, though, first, the news headunes though, first, the news headlines with karen armstrong . headlines with karen armstrong. >> very good evening to you, karen armstrong here in the gb newsroom. a manhunt underway after a former soldier charged with terrorism offences escaped from wandsworth prison this morning , our home and security morning, our home and security editor mark white has more. >> as authorities try to determine how daniel califf managed to escape from wandsworth jail, there is now a nationwide manhunt at ports and airports right around the country. there are additional security personnel and long queues as they check everyone leaving the country . obe gb news leaving the country. obe gb news understands that khalifa escaped by clinging to the underside of a delivery truck, leaving wandsworth prison. prison authorities

well, to tell us more about this as gb news royal correspondent cameron walker. l significance then, isn't it, for the princess of wales ? good the princess of wales? good afternoon, ellie. >> yes, it completely is her great, great grandfather's company was merged or sold to h . w hainsworth in 1958. but this company, this factory, textile mill behind me dates back over 200 years to 1783. it's british business at its best here today. we've got it's family owned. it's hundreds of years of tradition and historical making of fabrics and of course, a sprinkling of royalty tea as well. it's the world leader or seen as the world leader of manufacturing and supplying ceremonial military fabrics. it's a royal warrant holder under queen elizabeth ii it's expected to continue that royal warrant under king charles iii. but it supplies the fabrics for the ministry of defence in london, the royal marines, the royal canadian mounted police in canada, and australian defence as well. so that just shows you the kind of trust that this particular textile mill gets from companies an

. >> let's get more now with our royal correspondent cameron walker, who can join us with all the detailse earlier in france, that the vineyards will be very high on the agenda . for on the agenda. for >> yeah, they certainly will be, mark, as we know, the king loves all things organic and sustainable. >> so the royal couple are expected to tour an organic vineyard which has been pioneered with a sustainable approach to winemaking. >> that's going to be happening in bordeaux. >> but as you said, this is the postponed state visits to france. >> it was meant to take place at the end of march, but because of those riots due to french pension reforms, it would have been perhaps pretty embarrassing for the french government to have a foreign head state. have a foreign head of state. the king and queen, visit the country where buildings are literally burning to the ground. now senior foreign office official has told gb news that this visit, the french state visit, is taking place in the context of a relationship that's been steadily improving since the franco—british summit held by president ma

. >> our royal correspondent cameron walker has been following his visit to nyc and sent us this reportreport. >> well, hope, optimism and urgency. that was the theme of the earthshot prize innovation summit here in new york city. here today, prince william's had a very busy couple of days in the city with a number of engagements with a climate theme . but this morning he has revealed that he had a secret run in new york's central park, getting some exercise in before the busy day of engagements, which included a bilateral meeting with the president of ecuadon meeting with the president of ecuador, a country particularly vulnerable to climate change. but at the earthshot prize innovation summit, a prize he founded in 2020 to find innovative solutions to repair our planet over the next decade, he unveiled the next cohort of 15 finalists who have been tasked with that mission, including british company enso. one of the finalists, one which has been chosen out of 1100 applicants and enso is a company which creates sustainable tyres. and this is what their founder g had to say. >> so enzo m

camera in walker, gb news in yorkshire . yorkshire. >> thank you, cameron .ation in their home country. >> and we'll also be talking about snakes, why they keep reappearing in this country. >> yeah, after this, particularly in rylands . house all suella braverman debate that's been going on after her speech yesterday on migrants. >> well, earlier on this program, we spoke to patrick o'flynn . he's a political o'flynn. he's a political commentator and louis oakley, he is a host of a podcast called the bisexual brunch . the bisexual brunch. >> yes. and this is what they had to say on the gay asylum row countries around the world where you are criminalised for being lgbt. >> some places death penalty you can face. and now i understand that we have to have checks. and from the current system, it's actually not enough to be gay. in the current system. have actually not enough to be gay. in proveirrent system. have actually not enough to be gay. in prove it. nt system. have actually not enough to be gay. in prove it. andystem. have actually not enough to be gay. in