because cleveland police forces are not doing their job properly. ere are 10-year-old children who take naps because of drug use. we are not going to arrest them. police help it won't hurt you much because the police aren't really interested. social institutions are not really interested in helping. we and the local community members worked together to do something about it. the police does nothing, that's why i was robbed 7 times. one of the most important roles of the journalist profession , especially when it comes to public security, is to inquire about the matter from the authorities. over the past three months, we 've had repeated requests to speak with the cleveland police, but the force has said it's too busy to speak with several media outlets in the days leading up to our arrival. police and commissioner the criminal district finally agreed to an interview. steve turner was elected to this position on behalf of the conservative party in the 2021 election. he is facing another election this year and was eager to say what he has done to impro

over the past three months , we have had repeated requests to speak with the cleveland police, but the force said that considering that it had spoken to several media a few days before our arrival, it was very busy, but the police and the district crime commissioner finally agreed to the interview steve turner was elected to this position on behalf of the conservative party by voting in 2020. he is facing another election this year and was eager to say what he has done to improve the situation. what i promise the people is that they deserve an efficient and effective police force, and that 's what we're looking for here. so we look at crime rate data as a percentage of the population. but when you look at the arrest data as a percentage of the population, we are the second best force in the country in terms of apprehending criminals. we have some of the best figures for the amount of arresting criminals and dealing with crimes like robbery and knife crime , we have increased our inspection and search operations here by about 40%. you have been in power for 3 years, why didn't this happ

cleveland now? no not really. do you think the police are corrupt? definitely corrupt.do you think they should forces. bring them here because the cleveland police forces are not doing their job properly . there are 10 year old kids here who are taking naps because of drug use. we are not going to arrest them . we and the local community members are not interested in helping we tried together to do something about this , but nothing works, that's why i was robbed 7 times of the most important roles in the journalistic profession , especially when it comes to public security , asking the authorities about the matter. over the past 3 months , we have had repeated requests to speak with the cleveland police, but the force said: "given that he spoke to several media outlets a few days before our arrival, he is very busy, but the police and the regional crime commissioner finally agreed to an interview." they did steve turner was elected to this position on behalf of the conservative party by voting in 2021. he he is facing another election this year and he was eager to say

during the past 3 months, we had repeated requests to speak with the cleveland police, but the force considering that he spoke to several media a few days before our arrival, he is very busy, but the police and the district crime commissioner finally agreed to an interview . steve turner was elected to this position on behalf of the conservative party in the 2021 election. he is facing another election this year he was honest and eager to tell what he did to improve the situation. what i promise the public is that they deserve an efficient and effective police force, and that's what we 're looking for here. so we look at crime rate data by percentage of population , but when we look at arrest data by you look at the percentage of the population. we are the second best force in the country in terms of arresting criminals. we have some of the best figures for the arrest rate of criminals, dealing with crimes such as robbery and knife crime. we didn't have a clue, we had a force that didn't register the mass correctly, but now we know that we managed to put the wheels back on the rails,

burnt out by the side of a road, this is the wreckage of a cleveland police car set alight on a nightol. police said they had come under attack with missiles and bottles hurled at them before skirmishes broke out with right officers. by nightfall, town centre streets were sealed off by police with shields as they moved to restore order. windows put through, a shock to those who live nearby. people were near the cenotaph protesting about what has happened at the other end of the country. to those poor unfortunate young girls and the people who try to protect them. but i thinkjust the majority of them got on the bandwagon, unfortunately and just got on the bandwagon. unfortunately and “ust got on the bandwagon._ unfortunately and “ust got on the bandwaaon. ., ., . my , bandwagon. cleveland police says the disorder was — bandwagon. cleveland police says the disorder was linked _ bandwagon. cleveland police says the disorder was linked to _ bandwagon. cleveland police says the disorder was linked to a _ bandwagon. cleveland police says the disorder was linked to a protest - disorder was l

indeed, cleveland police force _ middlesbrough. indeed, cleveland police force say _ middlesbrough.esbrough. indeed, cleveland police force say they are _ middlesbrough. indeed, cleveland| police force say they are continuing to face scenes of violence in middlesbrough, however, they have managed toer rest 14 people. as you say in the footage just there that teesside university had had smashed windows and door, i have seen footage of young guys, young boys with their faces covered, going round the town, side streets round the town, throwing brings and stones into people's homes an car, a number of cars have been set alight, as you said earlier, wheelie bins have been set alight and people seem to be the target again where they are having objects thrown at them, bricks, bottles, can, anything that people can get their hands on. and bottles, can, anything that people can get their hands on.— can get their hands on. and this issue with _ can get their hands on. and this issue with people _ can get their hands on. and this issue with people covering - can get their hands on. and this is

over the past 3 months, we have had repeated requests to speak with the cleveland police, but the force: "he is very busy, given that he spoke to several media outlets a few days before our arrival. " but the police and the district crime commissioner finally agreed to the interview. steve turner was elected to this position on behalf of the conservative party in the 2021 election. he is facing another election this year and was eager to say what he has done to improve the situation. what i promise the people is that they deserve an efficient and effective police force, and that's what we have we are looking for it here. so we are based on data on the amount of crimes. we look at the percentage of the population, but when you look at the arrest data by percentage of the population, we are the second best force in the country in terms of arresting criminals. that's why we increased our inspection and search operations here by about 40%. you have been in power for 3 years, why didn't this happen earlier? you should know that when we took mani, there were few of them. we are in we were in

cleveland police said officers had detained a further 14 people in connection with the disorder.f august. and sir keir starmer has condemned the violent scene at notting hill carnival, which left 61 police officers injured. the prime minister says i was very clear about the 2011 riots, which had about the 2011 riots, which had a different genesis to the recent riots. but he added i will condemn anyone using violence. that's as a man has been charged with attempted murder over the stabbing of a mother at notting hill carnival. 20 year old shaquille tebow has appeared in court charged with the attempted murder of 32 year old cher maximum. she's in a coma after losing 20 units of blood in a life threatening condition. two other men have been charged in relation to the same incident. the three men are brothers and those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, i'm tatiana sanchez. more from me in half an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code , alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alert

that is actually the second time that cleveland police have arrested an 11—year—old.n into the riots in hartlepool this summer, so that is 211—year—olds, and at this stage neither of them has been charged. the bbc is tracking all of the cases linked to this summer's disorder as they go through the courts. we have identified more than 200 adults who have already been convicted and sent to prison as part of their sentence. the longest sentence anyone has got to six years. the average sentence is about two years. among the children that have actually pleaded guilty but haven't yet been sentenced, two, 12—year—old boys and a 13—year—old girl, but it is not just kids. of the more than 500 people that have been charged, around one in ten over the age of 50, the oldest 81.— 50, the oldest 81. daniel, thank ou. at least nine people have died in the biggest israeli military operation in the occupied west bank for 20 years. last month, the international court ofjustice ruled that israel's continued occupation of the area, captured in 1967, breached international law. violence h

last year, cleveland police announced that they had housed 40 sex workers in the area to reduce harm.me and violence are the biggest problem in kalvinah and knife crime is at the top of them. with so many knife attacks happening across the uk right now, we wanted to meet the people involved in these crimes. with 3 person a victim, a criminal and a bereaved mother whose lives have been changed forever. time i woke up. just like that, it was leaving my body. i thought people i was just saying that i am dying. i am dying i thought so. we meet gary gill in thornby area. two years ago, at this very spot, he was brutally attacked by three men. they are knocking hard on the door of the house. i saw that they had knives with them. i said: put your knives down so i can fight you. one of them said: i will fight you fool. and in this way, he pretended to put the knife on the ground then i moved behind me, one of them came towards me and i punched him in the face, his eyes turned round , then i went towards him again and moved towards him to fight him, then i felt that i was stabbed in the back ,

but these women themselves are also at risk. year in the past, the cleveland police announced that they housed 40 sex workers in order to reduce harm. crime and violence, the biggest problem is provoking and knife crime. in light of the many knife attacks now taking place across the uk, we wanted to meet the people involved in these crimes and meet 3 people, a victim, a criminal and a bereaved mother whose lives have been changed forever. just like that , it was bending from my body, i thought people were just saying that i am dying, i am dying. this is how i thought we would meet gary gill in the thornby area last year, at this same point, he was the target of a brutal attack by three men. they were banging on the door of the house . i saw that they had knives with them. i said , put your knives on the ground so i can fight you. one of them said, i will fight you, idiot, and so on. he arranged that he put the knife on the ground and then moved behind me, one of them came towards me and punched him in the face. his eyes were round , then i went towards him again and moved towards him to

burned out by the side of a road, this is the wreckage of a cleveland police car set alight on a night riot officers. by nightfall, town centre streets were sealed off by police with shields as they moved to restore order. windows had been pushed through, a shop to those who live nearby.— who live nearby. people were... near the senator _ who live nearby. people were... near the senator protesting - near the senator protesting about what has happened. those poor unfortunate little girls and people who try to protect them. but i thinkjust the majority of them got on the bandwagon unfortunately. they just got on the bandwagon. cleveland police say the disorder followed a protest link to the knife attack on children in southport on monday fourth top they say arrests were made for public order and afraid. peter harris, bbc news. on other news. the uk culture secretary,sslisa nandy, has called for a meeting with the bbc�*s director general after the former news presenter, huw edwards, admitted to making indecent images of children. he continued to be paid until his resignation in april, eve

burned out by the side of the road this is the wreckage of a cleveland police car, set alight during missiles and bottles hurled at them before skirmishes broke out with riot officers. by nightfall town centre streets were sealed off by police with shields as they moved to restore order. windows had been put through, a shock to those who live nearby. through, a shock to those who live nearb . ., , ., nearby. people were near the cenotaph _ nearby. people were near the cenotaph protesting - nearby. people were near the cenotaph protesting about. nearby. people were near the l cenotaph protesting about what nearby. people were near the - cenotaph protesting about what has happened at the other end of the country to those unfortunate little girls and the people who try to protect them. but i think the majority of them have got on the bandwagon, unfortunately. the? majority of them have got on the bandwagon, unfortunately. they have 'ust not on bandwagon, unfortunately. they have just got on the _ bandwagon, unfortunately. they have just got on the bandwagon. _ bandwagon, unfortunately. t

these idiots are all on camera and cleveland police will. camera and cleveland police will make the determination of them. they are going to face the consequences of their actions and they will regret it bitterly because of the courts will come down on these yobs, these dogs, like a tonne of bricks, and they are going to bitterly regret they are going to bitterly regret the day they thought this was such a good idea, and they are going to have to look the people of middlesbrough in the eye and explain why it is they decided to destroy our community and attack our own people. we are a harmonious place, we have a long history of people working together, living together. sorry to jump in, working together, living together. sorry tojump in, i want to working together, living together. sorry to jump in, i want to find working together, living together. sorry tojump in, i want to find out a little bit more about what could have been done to prevent this, because you say that this is something that responsibility lies, but what could have been done to stop this happening because there will be people in

i would like to praise the excellent work of cleveland police and dealing with the disorder particularly to a difficult situation. they have secured key evidence against multiple offenders, which has assisted us greatly against those involved. we will continue to work closely with our police partners in responding swiftly and rashly to any activity threatening the safety of the communities that we share server, our message is clear: we are ready to push for the strongest possible sentences involved in violent unrest. those foolish enough to partake in this activity will likely face prison sentences and a permanent criminal record. thank you. permanent criminal record. thank ou. , ., you. this morning, the prime minister said _ you. this morning, the prime minister said he _ you. this morning, the prime minister said he will- you. this morning, the prime minister said he will hold - you. this morning, the prime - minister said he will hold another emergency cobra meeting with police leaders to discuss the upcoming days. he has been speaking to the media after a visit to a mosque in solihu

more than 100 people were arrested in the capital, while cleveland police made eight arrests, with morelice officer graham wetton told gb news misinformation is a growing concern . concern. >> a lot of false information being posted, people are reacting to rumour and innuendo, not fact . and then we're seeing not fact. and then we're seeing the protests that escalated into violence and disorder on streets across the uk. it's not just you know, in the actual location because information is so widely shared. these days, you can understand the anger and the frustration, but to actually then, then take that into violence and disorder, i think , violence and disorder, i think, is unacceptable in the circumstances and doesn't take into account the families or the investigation that has been mentioned. it's still actually still actually live, albeit charges have been laid. >> in other news, the culture secretary will meet the head of the bbc today after it emerged huw edwards continued to be employed even after he was arrested on suspicion of serious offences. it comes after it was revealed th

cleveland police said officers had detained a further 14 people in connection with the disorder on the 4th of august. sir keir starmer has condemned the violence seen at notting hill carnival, which left over 60 police officers injured. the prime minister says i will condemn anyone using violence that says a man has been charged with attempted murder over the stabbing of a mother at notting hill carnival. 20 year old shaquille tebow has appeared in court today charged with the attempted murder of 32 year old shea. maximum. she is in a coma in a life threatening condition and may have to have her leg amputated. two other men have been charged in relation to the same incident and the three men are brothers , and three people are brothers, and three people have died in a road collision in a welsh coastal town. north wales police says it responded to the incident in the town of beaumaris shortly after 245 this afternoon. police attended alma street, close to beaumaris pier, along with ambulance and air ambulance crews. officers say work is continuing to establish the full circumstances of

. >> and this comes as cleveland police says an 11 year old child has been arrested over disorder in middlesbrough during the riots. cleveland police said officers had detained a further 14 people in connection with the disorder on the 4th of august. while sir keir starmer has condemned the violent scene at notting hill carnival, which left 61 police officers injured, the prime minister says i was very clear about the 2011 riots, which had a different genesis to the recent rise. but he also added i'll condemn anyone using violence that as the man has been charged with attempted murder over the stabbing of a mother at notting hill carnival . mother at notting hill carnival. 20 year old shakeel taibu has appeared in court today charged with the attempted murder of 32 year old share maxmin. she's now in a coma in a life threatening condition. two other men have been charged in relation to the same incident. the three men are brothers . in other news, the 28 brothers. in other news, the 28 year old man has been handed a suspended prison sentence after throwing items at nigel farage dunng

so far cleveland police, the local police force in middlesbrough have said they have arrested nine peoplery to regain control, with the violence and rioting going on, but i must point out not all protests today have been violent. in aldershot there seem to be quite a peaceful one that went ahead, no violence sparked off, but as you say, around the uk there have been pockets of unrest. bud say, around the uk there have been pockets of unrest.— say, around the uk there have been pockets of unrest. and what about in bolton as well— pockets of unrest. and what about in bolton as well because _ pockets of unrest. and what about in bolton as well because there - pockets of unrest. and what about in bolton as well because there was - pockets of unrest. and what about in bolton as well because there was a l bolton as well because there was a protest and a counter protest that came out onto the streets? indeed, two to 300 — came out onto the streets? indeed, two to 300 people _ came out onto the streets? indeed, two to 300 people came _ came out onto the streets? indeed, two to 300 people came cra

courts had tailed off slightly but police forces are still investigating that pace and today cleveland police involved in the middlesbrough riots, one of whom was just 11 years old. he is not even the first 11—year—old that forces had arrested because they also arrested an 11—year—old link to the hartlepool riots. neither of those 11—year—olds has been charged yet but we are looking at the cases as they go through the courts. looking at those convicted and given a jail sentence there is no more than 200, you can see them almost all. the longest prison sentence given a six years, the average two years. looking up a specific age group of the young people, of those found guilty or who have pleaded guilty but have not yet been sentence, 212—year—old boys, 213—year—old boys and a 13—year—old girl, and have all the 500 people, more than 500 charge, one in ten were over 50, the oldest being 81. —— two 13—year—old boys. oldest being 81. -- two 13-year-old bo s. . ~ doctors are calling on the government to ban flavoured and disposable vapes, in an attempt to protect children from what they warn is a g

today, cleveland police were at the community centre, looking to reassure local residents. to continue today, tomorrow, into the weekend, and then we'll reassess it following that. how did you feel when you heard what had been happening on the streets of the town you've just moved to? i'm afraid. i'm afraid mostly for my kids, because i thought it's going to be a more calmer place to raise my kids. as an asian gentleman living on the street where this violence occurred, does that make you feel uncomfortable? 0h, of course. my wife wouldn't even let me come out today to go to the mosque. - we had to close our mosque last night. i police in london also made more than 100 arrests overnight after far—right activists launched flares at the gates of downing street and towards the statue of winston churchill in parliament square. there were also disturbances in manchester and aldershot. the prime minister this afternoon told police chiefs in downing street he was creating a new national capability across forces to combat the violent disorder. these thugs are mobile. they move from

cleveland police say that they are now made a number of arrests in connection with the disorder in hartlepoolday, and they are still dealing with pockets of violence. even though they have largely managed to disburse quite a largely managed to disburse quite a large number of those protesting, there's still a small pocket trying to cause violence in the area. the police chief, david felton, said, i want to reassure the people of teesside that we will continue to identify those involved in these acts of violence and arrest them and put them before the courts, something that is being echoed by the prime minister, the crown prosecution service and several other bodies. find prosecution service and several other bodies.— prosecution service and several other bodies. �* ., ., ,., other bodies. and then we have also seen an incident _ other bodies. and then we have also seen an incident developing - other bodies. and then we have also seen an incident developing in - seen an incident developing in tamworth, in staffordshire, in the west midlands? we tamworth, in staffordshire, in the west midlands?—

more than 100 people were arrested in the capital, while cleveland police made eight arrests, with morehe prime minister is due to discuss the situation with police leaders today and some breaking news. in the last half hour. the bank of england has cut interest rates to 5%, marking the first reduction since march 2020. the base rate had been held at 5.25% since august last year, which was the highest level since 2008. meanwhile, the bank of england expects the uk economy to grow by 1.25% this year, higher than its last forecast . higher than its last forecast. gps in england have voted to limit the number of appointments available in their first collective action since 1964. nhs england says it could cause significant disruption across the whole health service. the british medical association says it's taking action over what it describes as a lack of funding for gp's. it comes despite the health secretary warning that while the previous government failed to recruit enough doctors, reducing services would only punish patients . the only punish patients. the culture secretary will meet

today, cleveland police were at the community centre, looking to reassure local residents.going to continue today, tomorrow, into the weekend, and then we'll reassess. how did you feel when you heard what had been happening on the streets of the town you've just moved to? i'm afraid. i'm afraid mostly for my kids, because i thought it's going to be a more calmer place to raise my kids. as an asian gentleman living on the street where the violence occurred, does that make you feel uncomfortable? oh, of course. my wife wouldn't even let me come out today to go to the mosque. - we had to close our mosque last night. i police in london also made more than 100 arrests overnight after far—right activists launched flares at the gates of downing street and towards the statue of winston churchill in parliament square. there were also disturbances in manchester and aldershot. the prime minister this afternoon told police chiefs in downing street he was creating a new national capability across forces to combat the violent disorder. these thugs are mobile. they move from community to

today, cleveland police were at the community centre, looking to reassure local residents.ow, into the weekend, and then we'll reassess it following that. how did you feel when you heard what had been happening on the streets of the town you've just moved to? i'm afraid. i'm afraid mostly for my kids, because i thought it's going to be a more calmer place to raise my kids. as an asian gentleman living on the street where this violence occurred, does that make you feel uncomfortable? ch, of course. my wife wouldn't even let me come out today to go to the mosque. - we had to close our mosque last night. i police in london also made more than 100 arrests overnight after far—right activists launched flares at the gates of downing street and towards the statue of winston churchill in parliament square. there were also disturbances in manchester and aldershot. the prime minister this afternoon told police chiefs in downing street he was creating a new national capability across forces to combat the violent disorder. these thugs are mobile. they move from community to community, a

capability across all police forces, we have spoken to your labour mp in hartlepool and he says cleveland policelmed, the do not have a number of officers to deal with what they had to so will you be fast tracking the recruitment of more police officers, what you are announcing today increase the number of police officers on the streets. we have a ready made a commitment to increasing police numbers which were made into the general election and particularly to work in neighbourhood policing and that did come up in the meeting in terms of the capability needed and to be frank what happens in the next few weeks matters and that is not a question on its own of recruitment which takes longer. it is a question of coordinating the response and making sure the capability we have to share intelligence and data and have a coordinated response and to act as quickly as possible and cases so rs are forward swiftly by charges. it is an attempt to pull that together so those that engage in criminal behaviour which this is well feel the full force of the law very quickly and that is the most important aspect c

cleveland police say nine arrests have been made so far in middlesbrough. find arrests have been made have been made so far in middlesbrough. and the other place to think about _ middlesbrough. and the other place to think about is _ middlesbrough. and the other place to think about is bolton _ middlesbrough. and the other place to think about is bolton and - to think about is bolton and lancashire in the north—west of england. lancashire in the north-west of encland. 1, ., lancashire in the north-west of encland. ., , ., , england. bolton still falls under the remit of _ england. bolton still falls under the remit of greater _ england. bolton still falls under| the remit of greater manchester police, we heard from a reporter on the ground who said the protest was certainly peaceful for the first half hour or so until counter protesters managed to merge with the main anti—immigration protest and then a group of what was described as asian men ran towards the main protest and the police had to work hard to divide the main protest from the counterprotest. those two groups of protesters

before the courts had tailed off slightly, but police forces are still investigating at pace, and cleveland police—old. and he's not even the first 11—year—old that that force has arrested, because they'd also arrested an 11—year—old linked to the hartlepool riot a few weeks ago. at this stage, neither of those 11—year—olds have been charged. but as you say, we've been looking at all of the cases as they go through the courts. and if you look at people who have been convicted and given a jail sentence, the number is now more than 200. you can see almost all of them there. the longest prison sentence anyone's been given is six years. the average sentence two years. if you look at the specific age group of the young people, then of those who have been found guilty by pleading guilty but have not yet been sentenced, two 12—year—old boys, two 13—year—old boys and a 13—year—old girl. and at the other end of the age spectrum, of all the 500 people, more than 500 that have been charged, 1 in 10 of them were actually over the age of 50, the oldest 81. doctors are calling on the government to ban flavoured

the chief constable of cleveland police, mark webster, said forces across england are prepared to useul lot of resources". he said among those his force has arrested is an eleven—year—old child. let's speak to our correspodent joe pike who is in westminster. talk us through the preparations. we talk us through the preparations. - have these trained officers who are forward deployed, that's a phrase used in government, they are in teams in vans close to motorways, so they can travel as quickly as possible to flash points. 0ne they can travel as quickly as possible to flash points. one key challenge of this recent unrest has been the unpredictability, you wouldn't have expected a week ago that sunderland, rotherham or plymouth would have been such a significant flashpoints. another thing is what the government strategy is trying to ensure that the criminaljustice system is working and the government, police forces and crown prosecution service are publicising what is happening in courts and hoping that changes behaviour. it is a lesson from the 2011 riots in london, where we saw, accord

we have just heard from cleveland police chief constable mark webster, who said that there are about e officers were injured and two required hospital treatment and the number of arrests currently stood at 11. he said, more it were expected over the next 48 hours. i was looking at the list of people in that meeting and quite wide—ranging. can you just give us a recap of who was attending that meeting that has been happening this afternoon? yes. been happening this afternoon? yes, look, it been happening this afternoon? yes, look. it was — been happening this afternoon? yes, look, it was primarily _ been happening this afternoon? ye: look, it was primarily aimed at high—ranking police officers, the home secretary is in there as well, the justice secretary, home secretary is in there as well, thejustice secretary, key cabinet ministers will be involved in discussions about what to do over the next few days. because, as i say, when the things i think it's worth bearing in mind here is the government will have an ion what is happening next. we have looked at what happened on tuesday night

cleveland police said was linked to protests in terms of what happened in southport.s evening . from my pundits this evening. journalist and author harriet sergeant, tv news legend john sergeant, tv news legend john sergeant and entrepreneur and social commentator joanna joana jarjue. joanna, do you want to pick up on what harriet was saying just a few minutes ago about the root causes of all this anger? >> i think the root cause is social media. that's where it spreads, you know, like wildfire. and i think that if i was keir starmer in the neck , was keir starmer in the neck, well, this new government, i would be really focusing on misinformation. there is nothing wrong with people being angry about certain things, even if they're angry about things that i don't necessarily agree with, but it just has to at least be fact, right? >> most definitely. >> most definitely. >> so. and i think that's one of the biggest problems that we've seen this week. the amount of misinformation. and then now people are just like, well, this is actually the opportunity for me to just go

cleveland police said was linked to protests in terms of what happened in southport.s evening . from my pundits this evening. journalist and author harriet sergeant, tv news legend john sergeant, tv news legend john sergeant and entrepreneur and social commentator joanna joana jarjue. joanna, do you want to pick up on what harriet was saying just a few minutes ago about the root causes of all this anger? >> i think the root cause is social media. that's where it spreads, you know, like wildfire. and i think that if i was keir starmer in the neck , was keir starmer in the neck, well, this new government, i would be really focusing on misinformation. there is nothing wrong with people being angry about certain things, even if they're angry about things that i don't necessarily agree with, but it just has to at least be fact, right? >> most definitely. >> most definitely. >> so. and i think that's one of the biggest problems that we've seen this week. the amount of misinformation. and then now people are just like, well, this is actually the opportunity for me to just go

he apologised when cleveland police pulled him up on it. lice? >> i don't think he should be getting a knock on that . well, getting a knock on that. well, because i'm not saying that the other side going the other way for saying that kind of thing, which is factually inaccurate, but people should trust what he says, much less after after it. and there's so i think there are different types of incentives and punishments, and not all of them have to be. not all of them have to be legal. >> okay. all right. interesting. it does it does raise questions doesn't it, of, you know, two tier policing, two governments. >> i don't not sorry. >> i don't not sorry. >> the question the question is do you do people believe in freedom of expression or not either you do or you don't. >> yes i agree with you shouldn't be just there has to be there has to be a middle ground here. >> also. you have to take responsibility for what you're sharing and nobody wants anybody to harm anybody else. so when you put that information out there, you should be very aware t

hope this fomented by hope not hate has been denied by the cleveland police force up in the northeastin not in america. and it's just it's so funny because this guy has been like , he's guy has been like, he's spreading hate. this is total hate. >> a terrible, terrible mistake, isn't it? we'd like some fact checking going on here, don't you? >> yeah, absolutely. i mean, it's first of all, it's a it's a very good thing that this crime doesn't look like it happened, which is great. so that's a relief. but at the same time, it's a completely incendiary thing to spread. if it didn't happen because obviously that's going to rile up people , and going to rile up people, and there's almost certainly going to be some retaliation from this. >> well, this is it, isn't it? and hope not. hate would normally say that people incite violence and that's one of their accusations. and that that that's a bad thing. and in this case that's almost certainly going to as well. you've just said it and, and if, if the thuggery people had done this, i mean these this guy would have been on the case from now ti

twitter that white people had been chucking acid out of their cars at asian women, the police, cleveland police in a statement saying that they hadn't had any reports of this. they'd had one strange, peculiar report that had no details of anything whatsoever. but those people still carried on repeating those claims. many people have left those claims up on their sites today, and they haven't been deleted. and a viewer got in touch with me as well, saying he's a football fan and he's actually quite frightened of going to the football this weekend wearing a football this weekend wearing a football kit because he feels that there's been this constant narrative pumped out to people that all of these rioters, football fans , football fans, football fans, football fans, football fans, football fans, football fans. he's worried that when people come across him, is he going to get duffed up because he's a football fan that apparently is responsible for a lot of this violence. so of course it works both ways, doesn't it? but actually, i have got to say that a great many people they could be doing with a

cleveland police had to come out and issue a statement saying they'd had no reports of this whatsoevereone had called in and said something had called in and said something had happened, but they didn't know where. they didn't know what they didn't know with whom, and they didn't know anything about it. and i mean , this has about it. and i mean, this has real world consequences, because when you look at these people, they're taking to the streets and they're specifically cite things like acid attacks. listen to this. >> there's our fathers have come from a different country to here. we were born here we are british pakistanis. we are muslims. we will stand here. we will fight against edl. we will fight for our ground. our muslim sisters against acid attack must again be taken . everyone should again be taken. everyone should be here. >> so, i mean, this online stuff has real consequences. >> yeah. nick lowles and hope not hate have repeatedly spread lies about me, about colleagues and friends of mine. they have released the personal information of on anonymous twitter accounts, and ye

burned out by the side of a road, this is the wreckage of a cleveland police cars set alight in a nightc news. industrial action by gps in england over funding could start today. the result of a ballot by the bma will be announced later that could see doctors limiting patient appointments and stopping work they are not formally contracted to do. the doctors' union says some practices are having to close because government funding has not kept up with rising costs. if gps vote in favour of the ballot held by the british medical association they will work to rule and hold a maximum of 25 patient consultations per day. many doctors do closer to 40 most days. other services, like fit notes and prescriptions will also be limited. it comes as government ministers announce that they plan to slash red tape to enable gp surgeries in england to hire more doctors. to talk more on this, we're nowjoined by gp, dr mohit mandiratta. good morning. just for a sense of disclosure and clarity, where are you on this?— disclosure and clarity, where are ou on this? ., , ., you on this? there was a referendum

please stay there because i want to look at. earlier, i spoke to mark webtser, chief constable at cleveland policeeen stressful and difficult for them, but they have performed absolutely brilliantly. in but they have performed absolutely brilliantl . , ., ., brilliantly. in terms of what happened _ brilliantly. in terms of what happened to _ brilliantly. in terms of what happened to your— brilliantly. in terms of what happened to your offices, l brilliantly. in terms of what i happened to your offices, have brilliantly. in terms of what - happened to your offices, have you sustained any injuries? brute happened to your offices, have you sustained any injuries?— happened to your offices, have you sustained any injuries? sustained any in'uries? we have had 30 in'uries sustained any injuries? we have had 30 injuries today _ sustained any injuries? we have had 30 injuries today and _ sustained any injuries? we have had 30 injuries today and thankfully i sustained any injuries? we have had 30 injuries today and thankfully all. 30 injuries today and thankfully all the officers will be ok but they don't

all police forces. >> we've spoken to your new labour mp in hartlepool today, and he says that cleveland policehave the number of police officers to deal with what they had to deal with. >> so will you be fast tracking the recruitment of more police officers? will what you're announcing today actually increase the number of police officers on the street? >> well, we've already made a commitment to increasing police numbers. that's a commitment we made into the general election. and particularly police officers to work in neighbourhood policing. and that did come up in the meeting today in terms of the capability that's needed . the capability that's needed. but look, paul, to be frank, what happens in the next few weeks matters. and that isn't a question on its own of recruitment, which takes longer. it is a question of coordinating the response, making sure that the response, making sure that the capability that we've got, we've got to share intelligence, shared data, have a coordinated response and to act as quickly as possible in cases so that arrests are followed swiftly by charging, it is

this comes as cleveland police say an 11 year old child has been arrested over disorder in middlesbrougha further 14 people in connection with the disorder on sunday, the 4th of august. those are the latest gb news headunes those are the latest gb news headlines for now. i'm sophia wenzler more in half an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com. >> forward slash alerts >> right. 239 good afternoon britain martin is up next. martin. hello, martin. what's coming up on your show this afternoon? hit us. >> well, we've got a we got a gb news exclusive today. >> sadiq khan breaks his silence. isn't it astonishing how there's been 349 arrests, 61 coppers assaulted, eight stabbings. the london mayor not a peep on his social media feeds or any statement whatsoever about this. he's been tweeting about this. he's been tweeting about climate change, about staying cool, about beavers in london. finally, we asked him, what's your position on the violence in notting hill? and he's given us a statement. tune for in t

the scenes last night in hartlepool, eight arrests there as cleveland police said that its officers hadcluding bricks and indeed eggs, that they deployed k9 units on the streets there to resist some of those protests as serious unrest in hartlepool, where indeed even a police car was set on fire. and we also saw over 100 arrests in central london last night on whitehall, where police had set up a specific cordon to gather protesters linked to monday's shocking events here in southport . but they did not southport. but they did not disperse, according to the orders laid down by the metropolitan police. and we could see several incidents of protesters clashing with the met in what they described as an enoughis in what they described as an enough is enough protest. well, that followed , of course, that followed, of course, similar appalling scenes on tuesday, with protesters gathering near a mosque on saint luke's road nearby on hart street, where i am now, where there was significant unrest , there was significant unrest, over 50 officers from merseyside police and partner forces in mutua

stirring up that hatred that charge made against 28 year old jordan parler and also just into us, cleveland policelater charged with violent disorder. that's following disruption in middlesbrough over the weekend. so those two latest lines just into us on the ongoing disruption across the country. meanwhile, elon musk has criticised the prime minister, responding to a tweet from sir keir starmer about protecting muslim communities. the keir starmer about protecting muslim communities . the owner of muslim communities. the owner of social media platform x wrote shouldn't you be concerned about attacks on all communities? yesterday, he also commented on a video showing violence in liverpool, saying civil war in the uk is inevitable . several us the uk is inevitable. several us personnel have been injured in a suspected rocket attack at a military base in iraq. us defence officials say troops at the al asad air base are still assessing the injuries, and the damage. it comes as tensions in the middle east continue to rise after leaders of the lebanese militant group hezbollah and hamas were assassinat

cleveland police had to respond to him and say this isn't true.esn't matter if he's apologised, so did the woman who was arrested yesterday. >> he should be arrested. >> he should be arrested. >> i'm just amazed that these people think that their their left wing, when actually they support racial thinking. you know, i see myself as left wing . know, i see myself as left wing. i'm to the left of labour because i find labour's racial thinking appalling. and these hope not hate people are to me are sort of grievance cultivators and they support racial difference, which has been part of the problem. >> you carry out a traditional leftist and you're of the ilk of, say, baroness claire fox. she's a massive leftist, but she's still not, you know , the she's still not, you know, the kind of leftist we see today who are militant. i mean, i'd argue almost fascist in nature censorship. authoritarianism. >> it does make you not want to identify as left wing at all, because things have shifted so far in my day. if you were anti—racist and an activist, as i've

. >> may great, great grandfather was afire responder and my son is a police officers in cleveland heightsthis day is really created for all the responders that they get their credit and need to be pretty suretive of all of them, every day they get -- pretty pry suretive of all this and they get up and -- pretty appreciatf all them and they get up and put their uniform on and serve us. joey: jason, you pitched for the guardians, indians at the time and you know what it's like to be a sports hero but on a day like today, you get to move that attention to veterans and first responders. how does that make you feel or look for everyone? >> we have the border and local firearm department and to be a former professional baseball player and also to turn back and give back to our responders is huge. i had two grandfathers that were also in the military and they serve and protect us every day.. joey: david, what does this organization do? >> i'm sorry, i couldn't hear you. joey: tell us about vfr veterans and first responders and what the organization does. >> well, we're going in a direction that'

cleveland police say 30 people have been charged in connection with the disorder.arful of not being able to provide support to some of the city's most vulnerable people. there were scenes of vandalism and looting at some shops in hull with one of the worst affected being lush in the city centre. we spoke to the head of retail who described what happened. we saw it live on social media play out that a large group of people started to penetrate the windows and forced entry through the doors. they created chaos. we had products stolen, products smashed against the wall, we had technology taken, and damaged, the windows were broken, the doors were full so a complete, we came into a complete mess. let's speak now to helen dickinson, chief executive of the british retail consortium which represents shops and will today host an emergency meeting. good morning to you. i sure you have heard a number of very distressing accounts from some of your members over the past week, talk us through some of them. over the past week, talk us through some of them-— some of them. those p

police. in new york , anti-communists burned printed socialist materials. another conflict between socialists and... communists in clevelandted in mass unrest, leading to casualties and bloodshed. the police restored order with heavy equipment, arresting 106 people. radical leftists are also joining the peaceful strikes. galionists, followers of the italian anarchist luigi galiani. galianists mailed bombs to several prominent officials. in june 1919, at the same hour, explosions were heard in eight different cities. it became one of the goals. us attorney general alexander palmer, whose house was bombed. in such an explosive internal situation , any actions of the soviet bureau were perceived extremely negatively by american official circles. the galionist bombings were the turning point when the us began to consider all communists a threat. the press also added fuel to the fire, blaming the reds for everything. in the usa, the anti-soviet campaign, the so-called red one. this term became widespread in the united states because it meant the following: that the red threat exists not only in the territory of soviet russia, i