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you know, the archbishop of canterbury, i'm afraid, has vacated the field.person for the church of england, but part of the teachings, as i understand it, of the church, is to do with charity tolerance and doing unto others, as you'd have done unto yourself all those things you mentioned seem to be in that basic framework , so you in that basic framework, so you can disagree with it. >> but the idea that that this is somehow the downfall of society, it's linked to the collapse of religion, what we do have is , is a lack of community have is, is a lack of community and a lack of personal spiritual development in our. why is that lack of community come from? >> what's causing that? well i'll i think we've had the breakdown of lots of collective civic institutions in the last kind of 40, 45 years as the economy has changed. >> i think in large parts of the country where you would have had 1 or 2 major employers in in a place, you would have had lots you would have lots people working together. that creates community. you would have pubs and institutions that pe

clergymen have suggested exactly that in a times poll annulling saint augustine of canterbury's work,hristianity is interwoven into our constitution, laws and traditions , at least since 597, traditions, at least since 597, when saint gregory, the great sent saint augustine to be the apostle of the english is it the latest chapter in the very long book of broken britain as the notting hill carnival has seen its highest rate of stabbings in years . but the government has years. but the government has banned machetes and zombie style knives, as strengthening knives, as well as strengthening the powers to crack the police's powers to crack down on knife crime. will this be what it takes to get crime under control, or are cities destined for san franciscan anarchy ? are the political polls anarchy? are the political polls shifting as the foreign secretary, james cleverly, is in peking with his chinese counterpart? after controversially claiming that we shouldn't isolate the chinese communist parts, we'll be heanng communist parts, we'll be hearing from a dove and a hawk. but as ever, ther

san diego state university have developed an automatic fraud detection system called gay to vs canterbury, the fraud gift hunter. until june 2023, it was able to identify 95,111 frauds created in 87,617 user accounts in the x software, or twitter. this study showed that more than three hundred and sixty-five people were victims of fraud through these accounts and a total of about eight hundred and seventy thousand dollars. don's loss has arrived in these accounts, the fraudsters gave free digital currencies to peak users in exchange for a small deposit. according to this research , despite the efforts of security experts, 44% of fraudulent accounts are still active. the brazilian congress has approved a bill that considers digital currencies as assets . in addition to this, the profit from the fluctuations in the price of digital currency assets against fiat currency or banknotes of this country and currency rates such as the dollar is included in the tax , although according to this law, the tax is only charged in cryptocurrency exchanges that do not have head offices in brazil. it is in

clergymen have suggested exactly that in a times poll annulling saint augustine of canterbury's work,hristianity is interwoven into our constitution, laws and traditions , at least since 597, traditions, at least since 597, when saint gregory, the great sent saint augustine to be the apostle of the english is it the latest chapter in the very long book of broken britain as the notting hill carnival has seen its highest rate of stabbings in years . but the government has years. but the government has banned machetes and zombie style knives, as strengthening knives, as well as strengthening the powers to crack the police's powers to crack down on knife crime. will this be what it takes to get crime under control, or are cities destined for san franciscan anarchy ? are the political polls anarchy? are the political polls shifting as the foreign secretary, james cleverly, is in peking with his chinese counterpart? after controversially claiming that we shouldn't isolate the chinese communist parts, we'll be heanng communist parts, we'll be hearing from a dove and a hawk. but as ever, ther

driving instructor des mcgonagall needs no lessons in how bad the traffic can be around canterbury.traffic and unfortunately with more cars in the road, i don't know what the answer is. that zoning plan was put forward by the previous conservative administration. the city would be divided into five zones, with improvements made to existing routes and a new bypass created to form a ring road. motorists would have to drive around rather than across the city to go between zones or potentially face a fine for crossing boundaries. the idea was to get people out of their cars and to travel by foot, bike or public transport instead. but the new leadership of the council is officially reviewing the scheme, which is a way of saying it'll be scrapped. balancing the needs of motorists and the need to protect the planet is now becoming a big political issue. the conservatives have condemned the expansion of the ultra low emission zone by labour's mayor of london. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news some breaking news coming to the bbc tha

driving instructor des mcgonigle needs no lessons in how bad traffic can be around canterbury. more cars on the road, i don't know what the answer is. that zoning plan was put forward by the previous conservative administration. the city would be divided into five zones, with improvements made to existing routes and a new bypass created to form a ring road. motorists would have to drive around, rather than across the city to go between zones, or potentially face a fine for crossing boundaries. the idea was to get people out of their cars and travelled by foot, bike, or public transport instead. but the new leadership of the council is officially reviewing the scheme — which is a way of saying it will be scrapped. balancing the needs of motorists and the need to protect the planet is now becoming a big political issue. the conservatives have condemned the expansion of the ultra low emission zone by labour's mayor of london. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. ukraine has sent two sea drones into a black seat port and destroyed a russian naval warsh

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you mentioned there about people like the archbishop canterbury. you archbishop of canterbury.d calais. you must like care for calais. you must be increasingly be getting increasingly frustrated what appears to frustrated with what appears to be of spider web going be some kind of spider web going on of people. essentially, on here of people. essentially, it be argued, it could be it could be argued, it could be argued helping with human trafficking into britain to an extent , certainly not trafficking into britain to an extent, certainly not doing that much to stop it. and groups charity groups, for example, dodgy crooked lawyers, people propping us up saying, oh, look at what a horrible situation we are. here making it difficult to deport people . it does appear deport people. it does appear like there is some kind of fifth column working underneath you, which is frankly undermining everything is going on. everything that is going on. i mean, i don't think the chief executive of care for calais wakes up in the morning and thinks, right, how i thinks, all right, how can i help

clare knights was last seen in a village near canterbury on august 23rd.s believed she was walking her white and brown spaniel to the area of minnis bay in birchington , where she bay in birchington, where she was reportedly seen that afternoon in a body was found in afternoon in a body was found in a location near to that location this evening. a man in his 20s remains in custody on suspicion of her murder. remains in custody on suspicion of her murder . and finally, the of her murder. and finally, the deputy head of the british museum stepping aside while a police investigation into stolen artefacts is underway. the museum's head, hartwig fischer, resigned yesterday and an unnamed member of staff has been sacked. it's understood that the items, which include gold jewellery and semi—precious stones, were taken over a significant period of time. former chancellor george osborne, who's now the museum's chairman, some the items chairman, says some of the items have already been recovered. he's promised an independent review look into how the review to look i

clare knights was last seen in a village near canterbury on august 23rd.t's believed she was walking her white and brown spaniel to the area of minnis bay in birchington , where she bay in birchington, where she was reportedly seen that afternoon in a body was found in afternoon in a body was found in a location near to that location this evening. a man in his 20s remains in custody on suspicion of her murder. remains in custody on suspicion of her murder . and finally, the of her murder. and finally, the deputy head of the british museum stepping aside while a police investigation into stolen artefacts is underway. the museum's head, hartwig fischer, resigned yesterday and an unnamed member of staff has been sacked. it's understood that the items, which include gold jewellery and semi—precious stones, were taken over a significant period of time. former chancellor george osborne, who's now the museum's chairman, some the items chairman, says some of the items have already been recovered. he's promised an independent review look into how the review to look

clare knights from upstreet , near canterbury, from upstreet, near canterbury, was last seen in the village the 23rd of august. it's believed she was walking her spaniel from there to birchington . a man in his 20s birchington. a man in his 20s from margate has been arrested on suspicion of murder and spain's world cup winning football team are refusing to play football team are refusing to play again until the president of the country's fa is removed for kissing. one of the players. luis rubiales has refused to resign for kissing striker jenni hermoso on the lips after spain's victory over england. a total of 56 players, including hermoso and the entire world cup, winning squad, have signed a joint statement demanding his removal. the government has started legal action to suspend and rubiales with the head of the state run national sports council, saying he hopes this will be a metoo moment for spanish football . this is gb spanish football. this is gb news. i'll have more for you in about an hour's time. now it's over to . patrick over to. patrick >> welcome back. i am patrick christys i

clare knights from upstreet , near canterbury, from upstreet, near canterbury, was last seen in the village the 23rd of august. it's believed she was walking her spaniel from there to birchington . a man in his 20s birchington. a man in his 20s from margate has been arrested on suspicion of murder and spain's world cup winning football team are refusing to play football team are refusing to play again until the president of the country's fa is removed for kissing. one of the players. luis rubiales has refused to resign for kissing striker jenni hermoso on the lips after spain's victory over england. a total of 56 players, including hermoso and the entire world cup, winning squad, have signed a joint statement demanding his removal. the government has started legal action to suspend and rubiales with the head of the state run national sports council, saying he hopes this will be a metoo moment for spanish football . this is gb spanish football. this is gb news. i'll have more for you in about an hour's time. now it's over to . patrick over to. patrick >> welcome back. i am patrick christys i

clare knights from upstreet , near knights from upstreet, near canterbury, was last seen in the village the 23rd of august. it's believed she was walking her white and brown spaniel from there to birchington . a man in there to birchington. a man in his 20s from margate has been arrested on suspicion of murder and the spanish government has started legal proceedings to suspend the president of the country's fa for an unsolicited kiss at the women's world cup. luis rubiales has refused to resign for kissing striker jenny hermoso on the lips after spain's 1—0 hermoso on the lips after spain's1—0 victory over england . he claims it was mutual. the world governing body fifa , world governing body fifa, opened disciplinary proceedings against the 46 year old on thursday . and this is gb news on thursday. and this is gb news on tv, on your digital radio and on smart speaker to . that's it for smart speaker to. that's it for the moment. more news in about an hour's time. >> today i'm joined by the conservative mp for bracknell , conservative mp for bracknell, james sunderland, a good friend of

clare knights from upstreet , near knights from upstreet, near canterbury, was last seen in the villageon the 23rd of august. it's believed she was walking her white and brown spaniel from there to birchington . a man in there to birchington. a man in his 20s from margate has been arrested on suspicion of murder and the spanish government has started legal proceedings to suspend the president of the country's fa for an unsolicited kiss at the women's world cup. luis rubiales has refused to resign for kissing striker jenny hermoso on the lips after spain's 1—0 hermoso on the lips after spain's1—o victory over england . he claims it was mutual. the world governing body fifa , world governing body fifa, opened disciplinary proceedings against the 46 year old on thursday . and this is gb news on thursday. and this is gb news on tv, on your digital radio and on smart speaker to . that's it for smart speaker to. that's it for the moment. more news in about an hour's time. >> today i'm joined by the conservative mp for bracknell , conservative mp for bracknell, james sunderland, a good friend

clergymen have suggested exactly that in a times poll annulling saint augustine of canterbury's work,nstitution, laws and traditions , at least since 597, traditions, at least since 597, when saint gregory, the great sent saint augustine to be the apostle of the english is it the latest chapter in the very long book of broken britain as the notting hill carnival has seen its highest rate of stabbings in years . but the government has years. but the government has banned machetes and zombie style knives, as strengthening knives, as well as strengthening the powers to crack the police's powers to crack down on knife crime. will this be what it takes to get crime under control, or are cities destined for san franciscan anarchy ? are the political polls anarchy? are the political polls shifting as the foreign secretary, james cleverly, is in peking with his chinese counterpart? after controversially claiming that we shouldn't isolate

clare knights from upstreet , near knights from upstreet, near canterbury, was last seen in the villagethe 23rd of august. it's believed she was walking her spaniard, her white and brown dog from there to birchington a man in his 20s from margate was arrested on suspicion of murder yesterday day and spain's world cup winning football team are refusing to play until the president of the country's fa is removed for kissing. one of the players, luis rubiales, has refused to resign for kissing striker genny hermoso on the lips after spain's victory over england, a total of 56 players, including hermoso and the entire world cup, winning squad, have signed a joint statement demanding his removal. the government has started legal action to suspend rubiales with the head of the state run national sports council, saying he hopes this will be a metoo moment for spanish football . moment for spanish football. this is gb news on tv , on your this is gb news on tv, on your digital radio and on your smart speaker too. that's it from me. we'll have more in an hour. and now it's over to dawn . thank no

happening in newcastle, the happening in canterbury, the happening in bristol and yes, of course they'reford . low traffic oxford. low traffic neighbourhoods plans actually to have what are called 15 minute cities. and of course the argument all around the edge of greater london and into the counties about the ulez counties outside about the ulez extension at the moment. extension raging at the moment. but it does seem that have but it does seem that we have a lot of politicians and local councils who are very pro bicycles , but unfortunately most bicycles, but unfortunately most of us need cars. but what about those that are affected by low traffic neighbourhoods? well, clint pugh is not just the father of some famous actors. he's a restaurant owner and now an anti low traffic neighbourhoods campaigner. he's part of the together campaign, who we featured and alan miller and others many times on this show . clint, you're from oxford show. clint, you're from oxford . they've been doing their best to drive up motor cars in the centre of oxford for years with the pedestrian zones in the mid

happening in newcastle, the happening in canterbury, the happening in bristol and yes, of course they'reford . low traffic oxford. low traffic neighbourhoods plans actually to have what are called 15 minute cities. and of course the argument all around the edge of greater london and into the counties about the ulez counties outside about the ulez extension at the moment. extension raging at the moment. but it does seem that have but it does seem that we have a lot of politicians and local councils who are very pro bicycles , but unfortunately most bicycles, but unfortunately most of us need cars. but what about those that are affected by low traffic neighbourhoods? well, clint pugh is not just the father of some famous actors. he's a restaurant owner and now an anti low traffic neighbourhoods campaigner. he's part of the together campaign, who we featured and alan miller and others many times on this show . clint, you're from oxford show. clint, you're from oxford . they've been doing their best to drive up motor cars in the centre of oxford for years with the pedestrian zones in the mid

i mean, the archbishop of canterbury has been considered very woke for a long time.ity and inclusion programmes, you know, which is all great, trying to make the church more diverse and inclusive. think he's inclusive. but i think he's pushing a little too far pushing it a little bit too far and upsetting of and upsetting a lot of parishioners goers . parishioners and church goers. so i don't think that's a surprise. he's on the list. and emily mathias as well. you know, she's a fantastic journalist, but tweets and she but i've seen her tweets and she she i don't she is super woke. so i don't think these two contenders surprise . surprise anyone. >> i actually thought carol vorderman might been vorderman might have been pushing the media pushing a close for the media personality anyway, personality one. but anyway, i suppose this is all subjective. it's all subjective, isn't it? i guess ollie , people might say, guess ollie, people might say, you people who of you know, the people who sort of won awards as they might won these awards as they might see it as a a badge

claire knights from upstreet, near canterbury, was last seen in the village on the 23rd of august. understood she was walking her spaniel from there to birchington . a man from his to birchington. a man from his in his 20s from margate has been arrested on suspicion of murder . this is gb news across the uk on tv, on digital radio and on your smart . speaker two that's your smart. speaker two that's it for me. now it's time for headliners as. >> hello and welcome to headliners the paper preview show with a difference . three show with a difference. three comedians take you through the next day's newspapers and one of them, i'm leo pearson. tonight i'm joined by gb news answer to bert and ernie . bert and ernie. >> it's paul cox and lewis schaefer. >> superb. how are you both doing, chaps.7 great, thanks. all the better for seeing you, leo. >> and of course, being with you, my ernie. >> am i your bert? how's this work? >> i know one of them is tall and skinny, and other one is and skinny, and the other one is big fat. big and fat. >> well, the audience make their minds up well befor

so i rather think actually the archbishop of canterbury's idea is or view is what's putting migrantsu won't be able to stay in the united kingdom . the idea what's united kingdom. the idea what's making them pay £3,000 to people traffickers is the knowledge that once they get here, they're 95% likely to be able to stay . 95% likely to be able to stay. >> why is the eu failing on this ? because this whole safe haven business, your first safe haven , business, your first safe haven i , business, your first safe haven , i mean, they can argue it's a bit unfair because people are likely to go to mainland europe first. but even so, if that's the policy and it's never implemented . implemented. >> no. well, it wasn't implemented very much. to be fair, when we were in the eu and there was this dublin rule stating just that. i think in the last couple of years where we were covered by it, we only managed to send about 20 people a month back to the first eu safe country. and i think we accepted about three times as many back in the uk, oddly. so no, the eu isn't working on it ehheni no, the e

tapestry, think coach, kate spade, jimmy choo, tapestry dubai canterbury for $57 a share in--.ay capri or capri? lisa: i would say capri. jonathan: i assume they mean the island off of coast. tom: i think they may be women's pants. jonathan: capri pants. right. nice. [laughter] tom: tapestry, which i hate, coach which invented the leather belt your sicko in america -- the leather belt in america years ago, capri is 6% the size of lvmh. this is able to on for lvmh and tapestry. lisa: because lvmh is so big, how do you compete with some of the giants that have really gained increasing prominence? all of that have been doing so well in part because of scale and scope. jimmy choo intrapsychic am okay. michael kors -- jimmy choo and for sachi, okay. jonathan: -- lisa: they are trying to if you talk about versache. tom: the answer is they are not altogether. there are three or four big winners carrying on six companies. you know better than me. there is a stratus of luxury and they are a train wreck. capri has been attend your train wreck. -- has been a 10 year train wreck. jonathan:

. >> in canterbury says >> gary in canterbury says regarding robbie williams tree, they there he boughtcades. another rich thinks doing what rich celebrity thinks doing what they like is right. leave the old trees alone. fair point . old trees alone. fair point. >> and it certainly ruffled a few feathers in robbie's manor, and certainly has out there and it certainly has out there in gb news thanks for your input. >> yes, thank you. any more tree stories? keep them coming to our top story today. the government is pressure to is under further pressure to tackle migrant crossings after yet tragedy in the yet another tragedy in the channel. >> six people died after a small boat sank off the coast of france yesterday with a further 59 people being rescued by british and french coast guards. >> well , joining is our >> well, joining us now is our political correspondent olivia utley a very good morning to utley and a very good morning to you, olivia. this is this is not just a tragedy. it's actually becoming a bit of a political ping becoming a bit of a political ping pong. everybody is ping

and are you open this weekend and we're just outside canterbury in kent and we're open seven days a weeklorious weather we're enjoying brilliant . brilliant. >> well, we do whatever we can to support the hospitality industry here. i will come and have nice, strong gin and have a nice, strong gin and tonic pub mark brydon tonic in your pub mark brydon there from the dog at wingham pub in kent . there from the dog at wingham pub in kent. right. moving on that weather does get a bit nicer. >> it's not being it's a brexit. >> it's not being it's a brexit. >> disbenefit but it seems that all of europe's got all the sun and we've left , right? don't put and we've left, right? don't put it past some of the newspapers to say that's why this is very true. >> still to come this morning, though, are you too fat to go to work? a new report has suggested that discrimination against those of whom there is a little more to love is widespread across british workplaces. well we'll be speaking to a woman who claims she was victimised because of her weight. >> stick with us. that warm feeling inside from b

for social cohesion, iron led no , no less by the iron and led no, no less by the archbishop of canterburyere for. >> you're right. and mark says, i'm it's sad to see i'm a christian. it's sad to see that of england is that the church of england is letting the so badly letting down the flock so badly with ideas and ideals. with its woke ideas and ideals. justin i presume he means welby may as well set up a new entity. you know, whether you're a believer or not in the west, and particularly the uk was built on its judeo—christian thought and belief. not sure if you've noticed. i very much have that as we move off this foundation, the is becoming and the west is becoming more and more chaotic now. more chaotic right now. >> secretary, he's >> foreign secretary, he's called cleverly. he's in called james cleverly. he's in beijing his to beijing beijing or on his way to beijing today, getting a lot today, but he's getting a lot of flak from mps, some mps, flak from his mps, some mps, because the government's because of the government's approach the approach to china. it's the first to country

not only woke clergymen like the only do woke clergymen like the archbishop of canterbury and york incessant stem the migrants , but the the flow of migrants, but the church has been accused of encouraging illegal immigrants to convert to christianity to help with their asylum claims, including , help with their asylum claims, including, most help with their asylum claims, including , most notably help with their asylum claims, including, most notably in the case of the liverpool maternity hospital bomber, who thankfully only managed to obliterate himself in that blast. but frankly could have actually killed a load of new born babies . the question marks there were about whether or not he had been allowed to convert to christianity to claim christianity to be able to claim that he would face persecution in country , and in his home country, and therefore couldn't send him therefore we couldn't send him back to queen back. former chaplain to queen elizabeth ii dr. gavin ashenden joins me now to discuss this. gavin, thank you very much. do you that church of you think that the church of englan

i mean the archbishop of canterbury.last hear him make a serious attempt to explain? i don't know what was god's purpose in the pandemic so don't know what was god's pur hee in the pandemic so don't know what was god's pur he uses he pandemic so don't know what was god's pur he uses his)andemic so don't know what was god's pur he uses his position: so don't know what was god's pur he uses his position as so on. he uses his position as archbishop to make a whole lot of tendentious political comments that have nothing to do with religion at all. i do think there a worrying decline in there is a worrying decline in in moral morality. >> i think with the decline of christianity without people going to church narcissism, i think social media actually has replaced religion. it's become this kind of drug that football has replaced religion . football has replaced religion. football is a religion might have done. but i feel as though social media and this is my own little bugbean media and this is my own little bugbear, but i re