and caroline nokes , outrageous.champions the independent stance of ofcom , was actually stance of ofcom, was actually telling ofcom , be angry. no, i'm telling ofcom, be angry. no, i'm not angry. i'm passionate, i'm not angry. i'm passionate, i'm not angry. i'm passionate, i'm not angry , i'm passionate. not angry, i'm passionate. caroline nokes did instruct ofcom to shut down gb news when she's a member of parliament. she should know better. >> i know. but the thing i think. i think the thing that we have to talking at the have to we're talking at the beginning about violence have to we're talking at the begouring about violence have to we're talking at the begour streets about violence have to we're talking at the begour streets and)out violence have to we're talking at the begour streets and the violence have to we're talking at the begour streets and the role ence have to we're talking at the begour streets and the role of�*e on our streets and the role of culture in that. lawrence fox's misogynistic rant was an

caroline nokes, consensual.s needed. i think the police need to receive a formal complaint from one of the victims, and that is clearly challenging because victims are quite understandably afraid to come forward. >> they're anxious about the risk sense that there will be to these allegations . and in all these allegations. and in all too many cases, we see victim blaming and shaming. so i'm not surprised that the victims are anxious about that. i would encourage them to come forward. i think what we need to have is a proper formal criminal investigation. these are very, very serious allegations and it should be happening not just here in london, but also in los angeles, where some of the allegations stem from . allegations stem from. >> the government says it will put measures in place to safely manage american bully xl dogs. the prime minister has promised to ban the breed by the end of the year. however, owners are not expected to face a cull of their pets. the government's chief vet suggests the animals be mu

we'll ask the chair of parliament's women and equalities committee caroline nokes, former sun editorow podcaster david yelland, and political commentator adam boulton how much of a test those sexist comments on gb news are for 0fcom. and after this programme's year—long investigation into university hospitals birmingham, an independent report today finds half of the staff felt bullied or harrassed due to a "toxic culture" at the trust. what did it do to them? breakdowns, long—term sick leave, self—harm. suicide attempts. good evening. this week's news that germany is holding back long range missiles from ukraine or that america has voted through billions more in funding has become a part of a familiar cycle of reporting to do with president zelensky�*s backers and whether their commitment will falter. but even more central to the question of whether the war will go on and on, is the atitudes of ukrainians themselves and whether they're willing to fight on. for the second of our newsnight special reports on the 24th brigade, mark urban has been talking to members of the unit's familie

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caroline nokes paid to do that. as we revealed on the expressly this morning and you know it seems to be, i would suggest there is at least a financial interest for them to have gb news out of the way. but of course, the real issue here and the real reason the bbc in particular going after you, is that they don't like alternative voices . they don't like people voices. they don't like people who , you know, as in your last who, you know, as in your last section, speak up for brexit. i mean, my goodness me, when we went through all those negotiations , the broadcasters negotiations, the broadcasters were as one with a kind of remoaners and it was just an outrage . it was one of the outrage. it was one of the reasons we needed news. >> can you believe that? we're now sitting here. what is it? what? seven years since that brexit referendum and the uk economy are growing faster than france and germany? astonishing. how wrong they were. but you at the express and of course, you know a couple of other well notable outlets

caroline nokes paid to do that. as we revealed on the expressly this morning and you know it seems to be, i would suggest there is at least a financial interest for them to have gb news out of the way. but of course, the real issue here and the real reason the bbc in particular going after you, is that they don't like alternative voices . they don't like people voices. they don't like people who , you know, as in your last who, you know, as in your last section, speak up for brexit. i mean, my goodness me, when we went through all those negotiations , the broadcasters negotiations, the broadcasters were as one with a kind of remoaners and it was just an outrage . it was one of the outrage. it was one of the reasons we needed news. >> can you believe that? we're now sitting here. what is it? what? seven years since that brexit referendum and the uk economy are growing faster than france and germany? astonishing. how wrong they were. but you at the express and of course, you know a couple of other well notable outlets

caroline nokes mp is the chair of the commons women and equalities committee.cceptable. we have seen misogyny, abuse, harassment in the police, in the entertainment industry, in sport. and what we must do is make sure that first, we have a really robust system where women are encouraged and empowered to go to the police, difficult when we have the metropolitan police themselves hanging under a cloud. secondly, we have to address the culture. we have to do it through our education system. we have to do it in the workplace. we have to make it abundantly clear to everyone that harassment, whether it's female surgeons in the nhs, whether it's the fire service or military even, that harassment and abuse will not be tolerated, that employers will take a zero—tolerance approach and remove individuals who behave in this sort of way. but when it comes to the entertainment industry, there is a massive challenge with freelance and self—employed people who feel in a very vulnerable position, afraid to speak out because their next contract, their nextjob, relies upon them a

i've complained to rishi sunak about caroline nokes. no reply.ve to wait longer than that. >> you might get one. you might get one in a couple of months time . time. >> and then on i'll be segment they on being black, british and proud, says. it makes me proud, john says. it makes me sad people don't sad that some black people don't feel they have share in feel that they have a share in our culture. how can we our british culture. how can we fix though? it seems like fix this, though? it seems like such a sensitive topic. that's a good it, that good point, isn't it, that people don't feel they people just don't feel that they can about that they've can even talk about that they've got to talk about these things. >> if we talk about them, >> if we don't talk about them, we're not going find we're not going to find solutions. that this solutions. so i'm glad that this research come out. now research has come out. but now let's all solve it. yeah, now, now, up next. >> it's emily, and emily >> then it's emily, and emily has got a wee bit of advice f

she sits that's caroline nokes.lk about sexism and sport following the whole spanish football hiss scandal . and we've just been scandal. and we've just been talking about processed food and you've been getting in touch with us there. and there's the address on the screen for us to get in touch here. there's so many subjects that we've covered today. child care, for instance, being one of them. is it a vote winner on the next general election? sandra says, i'm in my 70s. but as a child, my friend and i had to look after her baby brother while her mother worked every saturday morning. and this is like we were talking about how people just had to make do or had they had to decide whether they were going to have children and they had children or not. and they had family circles to look after children in the family. whereas now people move away from their original home and they've got no family . family. >> that's a really good point. >> that's a really good point. >> actually. i hadn't thought about that. lots to be ge

in a world where media freedom declining , media freedom is declining, well, asks for gb well, caroline nokes one. what do you think we expect from the labour we can expect from the labour party the labour party party or the labour party throwing conference, you throwing a conference, you think, put the think, to try and put the message we are a party that message out? we are a party that is about govern and what can is about to govern and what can we in of specific we expect in terms of specific policy announcements? because there few of policy announcements? because there on few of policy announcements? because there on the few of policy announcements? because there on the ground few of policy announcements? because there on the ground so ew of policy announcements? because there on the ground so far of policy announcements? because there on the ground so far ,f those on the ground so far, nigel from labour party , nigel from the labour party, yes, that's right. >> and i think that it will be a labourin >> and i think that it will be a labour in liverpool. there'll be a lot more jubilant. w

caroline nokes, chair of the women and equalities committee, says a formal investigation is needed. i think the police need to receive a formal complaint from one of the victims, and that is clearly challenging because victims are quite understandably afraid to come forward. >> they're anxious about the response that there will be to these allegations . and in all these allegations. and in all too many cases , we see victim too many cases, we see victim blaming and shaming . so i'm not blaming and shaming. so i'm not surprised that the victims are anxious about that . i would anxious about that. i would encourage them to come forward . encourage them to come forward. i think what we need to have is a proper formal criminal investigation. these are very, very serious allegations. and it should be happening not just here in london, but also in los angeles , where some of the angeles, where some of the allegations stem from . allegations stem from. >> the government says it will put measures in place to safely manage american bully dogs. the prime minister has promised to ban the breed