yeah , the echr echr is enabled yeah, the echr echr is enabled to etop— yeah, the echr echr is enabled them. no echr has no troops ._ echr the echr did stop them. no echr has no troops . they've- echr the echr did stop them. no echr has no troops . they've got echr has no troops. they've got no soldiers. but the trouble is we're in a law abiding society where we tend to listen to the courts. and if we don't jurisdiction over us, they'll turn up and just cut the cable. and the next thing you know, we lose those three megawatts of power. yeah. can we cut the cable to echr that might cable to the echr that might solve problems. solve everybody's problems. anyway, on the anyway, what's what's on the front cover of the financial times, couple of times, steve? a couple of interesting posed to interesting ones. india posed to outstrip terms outstrip china. this is in terms of people terms of number of of people in terms of number of people there. they're people living there. they're going overtake become the going to overtake and become the most populous which most populous country, which mea

, that the echr is not neent— point, that the echr is not neent te— point, that the echr is not neentention from expelling an individual until the merits of the case has been decided. and that's what and that's fair. we've got to uphold the rule of law. the principle of fairness. we can't just send people out of the country. but the rule of law is really important because courts do not have powers that they have not been given when did parliament legislate to give the echr this power ? well, the echr this power? well, parliament is supreme. parliament is supreme. parliament can enact anything it likes. you're a parliamentarian. this new amendment to the bill. now, it's interesting . what it now, it's interesting. what it says is that the home secretary has the ability motty to do it. she will not do it. she will never overrule a rule 30. go back to rule 39. we 30 go back to rule 39. we never gave tne— back to rule 39. we never gave tne tent— back to rule 39. we never gave the echr that— back to rule 39. we never gave the echr that power. our courts neve— the echr that power. our court

yeah , the echr echr is enabled yeah, the echr echr is enabled to etop— yeah, the echr echr is enabledm. no echr has no troops ._ echr the echr did stop them. no echr has no troops . they've- echr the echr did stop them. no echr has no troops . they've got echr has no troops. they've got no soldiers. but the trouble is we're in a law abiding society where we tend to listen to the courts. and if we don't jurisdiction over us, they'll turn up and just cut the cable. and the next thing you know, we lose those three megawatts of power. yeah. can we the power. yeah. can we cut the cable to the echr that might solve problems. cable to the echr that might solve what's problems. cable to the echr that might solve what's what's lems. cable to the echr that might solve what's what's oi'its. cable to the echr that might solve what's what's on the anyway, what's what's on the front cover of the financial times, steve? couple of times, steve? a couple of interesting india posed to interesting ones. india posed to outstrip terms outstrip china. this is in terms of in of number of of people in terms

has crept activism, the echr has crept inro— activism, the echr has crept rnro oreo— activism, the echrthe reokkyiteeueo— issues always wrong. but on the really-issues,lthink- issues always wrong. but on the really issues, think we do really big issues, i think we do in really big issues, i think we do rn one— really big issues, i think we do in one eno— really big issues, i think we do in the end tend— really big issues, i think we do in the end tend to— really big issues, i think we do in the end tend to get it right. romp,— in the end tend to get it right. rocop, r— in the end tend to get it right. rocop, r reek— in the end tend to get it right. jacob, i feel this— in the end tend to get it right. jacob, i feel this i— in the end tend to get it right. jacob, i feel this i sense you do jacob, i feel this i sense you oro-wen.— jacob, i feel this i sense you oolwekk. r— jacob, i feel this i sense you do.well. i think- jacob, i feel this i sense you do well. i think the do as well. i think the conservatives- do as well. i think the conservatives with this legislation _ conservatives with

has crept activism, the echr has crept inio— activism, the echr has crept inio oreo— activism, the echronoye— this country tends to get little issues always wrong. but on the reoiiy— issues always wrong. but on the reoiiyiieeueo— issues always wrong. but on the really-issues,lthink- issues always wrong. but on the really issues, think we do really big issues, i think we do in really big issues, i think we do in ine— really big issues, i think we do in ine eno— really big issues, i think we do in the end tend— really big issues, i think we do in the end tend to— really big issues, i think we do in the end tend to get it right. ioeop— in the end tend to get it right. jacobr i— in the end tend to get it right. jacobr i ieei— in the end tend to get it right. jacob, i feel this— in the end tend to get it right. jacob, i feel this i— in the end tend to get it right. jacob, i feel this i sense you do jacob, i feel this i sense you oo oe— jacob, i feel this i sense you to oe weii— jacob, i feel this i sense you to oe weii. i— jacob, i feel this i sense you do as well. i think the conservatives-

using echr echr rules against braintree ttetetet— echr rules against braintree district councils— echrturday in what was a relatively small window. so in the whether the etemet-e— window. so in the whether the channel's been— : so in the whether the channel's been rough for week ettee— channel's been rough for week ettee week— channel's been rough for week after week after— channel's been rough for week after week after week do you eeeee — after week after week do you eeeee wttt— after week after week do you eeeee wttt me— after week after week do you agree with me mark that come mee— agree with me mark that come june july— agree with me mark that come june july big— agree with me mark that come june july big high pressure ewetem— june july big high pressure ewetem ette— june july big high pressure system sits over the channel for a system sits over the channel for e eeette— system sits over the channel for a couple-weeks?— system sits over the channel for a couple weeks? we're going a couple of weeks? we're going to a couple of weeks? we're going te te— a couple of weeks? we're going

using echr echr rules against braintree ttstrtet— echr rules against braintree district councils— echrll window. so in the whether the steamer-s— window. so in the whether the channel's been— : so in the whether the channel's been rough for week arter— channel's been rough for week atter weev— channel's been rough for week after week after— channel's been rough for week after week after week do you agree — after week after week do you agree wttm— after week after week do you agree wttm me— after week after week do you agree with me mark that come game— agree with me mark that come game raw— agree with me mark that come game raw tag— agree with me mark that come june july big high pressure system— june july big high pressure svstem stts— june july big high pressure system sits over the channel for a starte— system sits over the channel for a couple lweeks?_ system sits over the channel for a couple weeks? we're going a couple of weeks? we're going to te— a couple of weeks? we're going to be overwhelmed, aren't we? tte— to be overwhelmed, aren't we? the government— to be overwhelmed, are

a european under the echr , she a european under the echr, she whehte— a european under the echr, sheigations. now there's a lot— european obligations. now there's a lot of— european obligations. now there's a lot of smoke and mirrors and— there's a lot of smoke and mirrors and talk about it and as heett— mirrors and talk about it and as we've heard from _ mirrors and talk about it and as we've heard from the political ttte— we've heard from the political ttte, thew-we— we've heard from the political side, they've ramped up the wtwthet— side, they've ramped up the wtwthet .— side, they've ramped up the volume . but— side, they've ramped up the volume . but it's— side, they've ramped up the volume . but it's interesting volume. but it's interesting thet— volume. but it's interesting thet wee-we— volume. but it's interesting that you've we've seen today thttwtwett— that you've we've seen today individuals such— that you've we've seen today individuals such as sir geoffrey cox individuals such as sir geoffrey ttx et— individuals such as sir geoffrey ttx et tt— individuals such as sir geo

a european under the echr , she a european under the echr, she whehte— a european under the echr, sheions. now there's a lot— european obligations. now there's a lot of— european obligations. now there's a lot of smoke and mirrors and— there's a lot of smoke and mirrors and talk about it and as heett— mirrors and talk about it and as we've heard from _ mirrors and talk about it and as we've heard from the political ttte,— we've heard from the political ttte, thew-we— we've heard from the political side, they've ramped up the wtwthet— side, they've ramped up the wtwthet .— side, they've ramped up the volume . but— side, they've ramped up the volume . but it's— side, they've ramped up the volume . but it's interesting volume. but it's interesting thet— volume. but it's interesting thet wee-we— volume. but it's interesting that you've we've seen today thttwtwett— that you've we've seen today individuals such— that you've we've seen today individuals such as sir geoffrey cox individuals such as sir geoffrey tte et— individuals such as sir geoffrey tte ttt tt— individuals such as sir geoff

�*" pct; not part of the echr? if we were not part of the echr?nd them anywhere . — we do because we can't send them anywhere . wett— we do because we can't send them anywhere . well no,— we do because we can't send them anywhere . well no, no.- we do because we can't send them anywhere. well no, no. that's because in law they're entitled to it because they're, they're a fear the basis of their fear on the basis of their either race, religion, ethnicity or sexuality. we what's left is and people that you're talking aboutis and people that you're talking about is obviously the unsavoury characters. and we've had unsavoury characters. there was a case of sheila, which was a very famous case many years ago, where the government just couldn't remove the person because of article three. so there's the house of lords discussed this matter back in 2002. i think , and they came to 2002. i think, and they came to the conclusion that removing people such as the these people who shouldn't be here would not necessarily make the united kingdom a safer place be

the echr . so lodged against it. the echr. so why— lodged against it. the echr.w, some- quite exercised about the idea of, know, some people quite exercised about the idea of,-know, some people be of, you know, some people may be sening— of, you know, some people may be sening eve— of, you know, some people may be sening ever-vve— of, you know, some people may be coming over-we take- of, you know, some people may be coming over we take a look of, you know, some people may be co them over we take a look of, you know, some people may be co them and we take a look of, you know, some people may be co them and we we take a look of, you know, some people may be co them and we say,e take a look of, you know, some people may be co them and we say, look, a look of, you know, some people may be co them and we say, look, with 3k at them and we say, look, with resbesr.— at them and we say, look, with resbesr. vea— at them and we say, look, with respect, you have— at them and we say, look, with respect, you have arrived here iiiegaiiv— respect, you have arrived here iiiegaiiv

�*" pct; not part of the echr? if we were not part of the echr?nd them anywhere . — we do because we can't send them anywhere . wett— we do because we can't send them anywhere . well no,— we do because we can't send them anywhere . well no, no.- we do because we can't send them anywhere. well no, no. that's because in law they're entitled to it because they're, they're a fear the basis of their fear on the basis of their either race, religion, ethnicity or sexuality. we what's left is and people that you're talking aboutis and people that you're talking about is obviously the unsavoury characters. and we've had unsavoury characters. there was a case of sheila, which was a very famous case many years ago, where the government just couldn't remove the person because of article three. so there's the house of lords discussed this matter back in 2002. i think , and they came to 2002. i think, and they came to the conclusion that removing people such as the these people who shouldn't be here would not necessarily make the united kingdom a safer place be

shei made—echr got made a complaint echr got tnwetwet— made a complaint echr got involved. like in the us. well if we already beinglain about civil like in the us. well if we already being too about civil like in the us. well if we already being too slowt civil like in the us. well if we already being too slow at civil like in the us. well if we already being too slow at timesl service being too slow at times wte— service being too slow at times tte-cowe— service being too slow at times like-covid, that— service being too slow at times like covid, that will slow like in covid, that will slow tnmee— like in covid, that will slow tnmee tewn— like in covid, that will slow things down even more. finally mete— things down even more. finally there te— things down even more. finally there te ne— things down even more. finally there is no evidence at all that there is no evidence at all that the complainants— there is no evidence at all that the complainants in the raab net— the complainants in the raab case had anything to do with an eet—ment— case had anything to do with an anti—

also,- just completely pull out of the echr and also, mean, echr echr and also, i mean, mere— echr echrw and epem-sale ame- more sort of balanced view and open safe and legal open up more safe and legal ares— open up more safe and legal lres fer— open up more safe and legal routes for her— open up more safe and legal routes for her because we understand— routes for her because we understand that a lot of people are understand that a lot of people gaming— understand that a lot of people pammp me— understand that a lot of people are gaming the system. they're economic migrants or people who just-come— economic migrants or people who just-come le— economic migrants or people who just-come renum- economic migrants or people who just-come to-uk for. just want to come to the uk for seme-l— just want to come to the uk for seme-l elem-l— just want to come to the uk for some-i don't know- just want to come to the uk for some i don't know why some reason, i don't know why ll-s—mew- some reason, i don't know why ll-s—mew l'di it's freezing and you know, i'd rather— it's freezing and you know, i'd

echr would make the irk o ponion— leaving the echr would make the uk a pariah state.— leaving the echrtan afghanistan for the afghanistan afghanistan scheme. and as a result, we actually saw uptick of people actually saw an uptick of people from afghanistan over from afghanistan coming over from afghanistan coming over from channel. so from across the channel. so i think potential for think there is potential for a balance. that being said, yes, we do need to crack down and get tough on it, but we also need to be politically, although the vast majority of people are staying anyway. i mean, matthew iozor— staying anyway. i mean, matthew ioor—o- staying anyway. i mean, matthew lazor_a liberal. lazor, look, even from a liberal poini— lazor, look, even from a liberal poini-view— lazor, look, even from a liberal poinilviewi o— lazor, look, even from a liberal point-view, a lefty- lazor, look, even from a liberal point view, a lefty point of point of view, a lefty point of viei— point of view, a lefty point of youre— point of view, a lefty point of view, you're not— point of view, a lefty po

echr would make the irk o ponion— leaving the echr would make the uk a pariah state.— leaving the echr for think there is potential for a balance. that being said, yes, we do need to crack down and get tough on it, but we also need to be politically, although the vast majority of people are staying matthew staying anyway. i mean, matthew iozor— staying anyway. i mean, matthew iozorliooki— staying anyway. i mean, matthew lazorilook, even— staying anyway. i mean, matthew lazorilook, even-a - “g i mean, matthew lazor look, even a liberal lazor, look, even from a liberal poini— lazor, look, even from a liberal poini-view— lazor, look, even from a liberal poinilviewi o— lazor, look, even from a liberal point-view, a lefty- lazor, look, even from a liberal point view, a lefty point of point of view, a lefty point of viei— point of view, a lefty point of youre— point of view, a lefty point of view, you're not— point of view, a lefty point of view, you're not kicking up a sink— view, you're not kicking up a sink oiroui— view, you're not kicking up a stink about the— view, you're not kicking up

can't ignored the echr so why can't wee— ignored the echr so why can't wee .— ignored the echr so whyoffice civil servants. that's a sweet— office civil servants. that's a eupett tange— office civil servants. that's a superb range of— office civil servants. that's a superb range of opinions . thank superb range of opinions. thank you to— superb range of opinions. thank you to eenettt— superb range of opinions. thank you for sending them in. okay. so you for sending them in. okay. so coming— you for sending them in. okay. so coming-next,— you for sending them in. okay. so coming-next, is- you for sending them in. okay. so coming next, is labour now so coming up next, is labour now toettte— so coming up next, is labour now toettte wooe— so coming up next, is labour now hostile place gender hostile place for gender etttteot— hostile place for gender critical feminists? one of their ttte— critical feminists? one of their ttte eettotntw— critical feminists? one of their mps certainly thinks so forward from this. join us here on gb news the people's channel. britain is watching . and welcom

.— they would have come out of the echr years ago. well, i suppose thev've_ echr years ago. that, wouldn't we gary just so iimi wo— do that, wouldn't we gary just so that we could— do that, wouldn't we gary just so that we could basically iopoii— so that we could basically ioooii mom— so that we could basically deport more people? well then iooio— deport more people? well then loads—already. deport more people? well then. loads—already tear loads of people who already tear miiom— loads of people who already tear miiom-ioii— loads of people who already tear britain-left, right- loads of people who already tear britain left, right and britain down left, right and commi— britain down left, right and comm-- britain down left, right and centre,-in this. britain down left, right and. centre,-in this latest centre, including in this latest monossi— centre, including in this latesti monossmo— madness about king charles in _somio— madness about king charles in some to apologise madness about king charles in. some _to apologise for some way having to apologise for iinis— some way havi

she is leaving the echr. she's horrible echr. she's a horrible boyfriend. - echr.teaaer— which the tibetan spiritual teaaer-youhg- which the tibetan spiritual leader-young boy leader kisses a young indian boy on leader kisses a young indian boy om-hetore— leader kisses a young indian boy on-before asking-to| on the lips before asking him to euot—vvhat- on the lips before asking him to suck—what can- on the lips before asking him to suck—what can i- on the lips before asking him to suck what can i hug suck his tongue. what can i hug you— suck his tongue. what can i hug you .— suck his tongue. what can i hug you . ehre — suck his tongue. what can i hug you . ehre shr— suck his tongue. what can i hug you . ehre shr .— suck his tongue. what can i hug you , sir? sir . so— suck his tongue. what can i hug you , sir? sir . so .— you, sir? ” and sir, my you, sir? sir. so. and sir, my tongue— you, sir? sir. so. and sir, my tongue .— you, sir? sir. so. and sir, my tongue . — you, sir? sir. so. and sir, my tongue . thank— you, sir? sir. so. and sir, my tongue . thank you- tong

she is leaving the echr. she's horrible echr. she's a horrible boyfriend. - echr.s of dalai blasted the actions of the dalai tene— blasted the actions of the dalai tene-vitee— blasted the actions of the dalai lama video surfaced in lama after a video surfaced in vnitn— lama after a video surfaced in which-tibetan— lama after a video surfaced in which tibetan spiritual which the tibetan spiritual teeter— which the tibetan spiritual teeter-yenng- which the tibetan spiritual leader-young boy leader kisses a young indian boy on leader kisses a young indian boy en-tetere— leader kisses a young indian boy on-before asking- leader kisses a young indian boy on before asking him to on the lips before asking him to sntt—ten- on the lips before asking him to snttent— i- on the lips before asking him to| snttent— i nng suck his tongue. what can i hug you— suck his tongue. what can i hug you .— suck his tongue. what can i hug yen . sire — suck his tongue. what can i hug yen . sire sir— suck his tongue. what can i hug yen . sire sir .— suck his tongue. what can i hug you , sir?

i'm echr to be free to do that? i'm i echr to be free to do that?uncan baker, thank you very nwen inoooo— but duncan baker, thank you very much indeed for— but duncan baker, thank you very much indeed forjoining us this much indeed for joining us this evening— much indeed for joining us this evening on— much indeed for joining us this evening on on— much indeed for joining us this evening on gb news. in a moment, wo-ii— evening on gb news. in a moment, wo-ii iein— evening on gb news. in a moment, we'll talk coastal— evening on gb news. in a moment, we'll talk coastal erosion. 5g we'll talk coastal erosion. big ieewe— we'll talk coastal erosion. big in— we'll talk coastal erosion. big in onio— we'll talk coastal erosion. big issue in this county. and they are after all, an island . i sometimes think we forget that . i sometimes think we forget inei wo-no— . i sometimes think we forget inei en— . i sometimes think we forget that we're an island— i sometimes think we forget that we're an island and coastal nee— that we're an island and coastal nee on—

is it until we leave the echr?do you think adults convicted of sexually assaulting children should go to prison and then it argues that rishi sunak doesn't . we've just got it on doesn't. we've just got it on screen for my radio listeners and viewers , obviously on telly and viewers, obviously on telly now. it says under the tories, 4500 adults convicted of sexually assaulting children under 16 served no prison time . under 16 served no prison time. labour will lock up dangerous child abusers. i mean, paul, what did you make of this poster? do you think this is clever campaigning? i'm a poster? do you think this is clever campaigning ? i'm a labour clever campaigning? i'm a labour enpportet— clever campaigning? i'm a labour ggppoaa, tut— clever campaigning? i'm a labour enpponer, tut r— clever campaigning? i'm a labour supporter, but i thought- clever campaigning? i'm a labour supporter, but i thought it- , , g3 3g? i'm a labour supporter, but i thought it was crass and badly— supporter, but i thought it was crass

is it until we leave the echr?t rishi sunak doesn't . we've just got it on doesn't. we've just got it on screen for my radio listeners and viewers , obviously on telly and viewers, obviously on telly now. it says under the tories, 4500 adults convicted of sexually assaulting children under 16 served no prison time . under 16 served no prison time. labour will lock up dangerous child abusers. i mean, paul, what did you make of this poster? do you think this is clever campaigning? i'm a poster? do you think this is clever campaigning ? i'm a labour clever campaigning? i'm a labour supporterr_ clever campaigning? i'm a labour supporterr dnr— clever campaigning? i'm a labour ennnener. dnr r— clever campaigning? i'm a labour supporter, but i thought- clever campaigning? i'm a labour supporter, but i thought it- t t g“ “g? i'm a labour supporter, but i thought it was crass and badly— supporter, but i thought it was crass and badly judged, and i'm enrnneea— crass and badly judged, and i'm surprised that— crass and badly j

i'm echr to be free to do that? i'm i echr to be free to do that?etter. but duncan baker, thank you very nwen— but duncan baker, thank you very nwen fndeed— but duncan baker, thank you very much indeed for— but duncan baker, thank you very much indeed forjoining us this much indeed for joining us this ewenfnd— much indeed for joining us this ewenfnd en— much indeed for joining us this evening en en— much indeed for joining us this evening on gb news. in a moment, wedd— evening on gb news. in a moment, we-ff faw— evening on gb news. in a moment, we'll talk coastal— evening on gb news. in a moment, we'll talk coastal erosion. fiéq we'll talk coastal erosion. big feede— we'll talk coastal erosion. big rn— we'll talk coastal erosion. big fn effe— we'll talk coastal erosion. big issue in this county. and they are after all, an island . i sometimes think we forget that . i sometimes think we forget fnaf were— . i sometimes think we forget fnaf an— . i sometimes think we forget that we're an island— i sometimes think we forget that we're an island and coast

echr is a to my mind, is echr the echr is a to my mind, he u— echr the echr is a to my mind, he a gette of cetherhhe ht— predicted that it was because of catherine if she— predicted that it was because of catherine if she stayed at home. thet— catherine if she stayed at home. that meene— catherine if she stayed at home. that means that— catherine if she stayed at home. that means that meghan wouldn't heeeeeerhty— that means that meghan wouldn't necessarily_ invited. - necessarily have to be invited. the— necessarily have to be invited. the-hevhhg- necessarily have to be invited. the-hevhhg e- necessarily have to be invited. and-having a sort- necessarily have to be invited. and having a sort of and actually having a sort of anti—monarchist_ and actually having a sort of anti—monarchist person there who had anti—monarchist person there who hurt eeueet— anti—monarchist person there who had caused the— anti—monarchist person there who had caused the family such harm at u— had caused the family such harm at u very— had caused the family such harm at u very herm— had caused the family such

echr is a to my mind, is echr the echr is a to my mind, io o— echr the echr is a to my mind, io o gooden in belmont. yes. so explain the story, belinda, because this was fascinating. it came out came out today that we all know that meghan didn't make it to balmoral. think of quite a few balmoral. i think of quite a few ooonio— balmoral. i think of quite a few people gnooood— balmoral. i think of quite a few people guessed and— i think of quite a few people guessed and perhaps onodioiod— people guessed and perhaps predicted that— people guessed and perhaps predicted that it was because of coinonino— predicted that it was because of coinonino ii— predicted that it was because of catherine if she— predicted that it was because of catherine if she stayed at home. inoi— catherine if she stayed at home. no noono— catherine if she stayed at home. that means that— catherine if she stayed at home. that means that meghan wouldn't noooooonin— that means that meghan wouldn't necessarily_ invited. - necessarily have to be invited. and— necessarily have to be invited. and-noning- necessarily have to

she wants coming out of the echr . that's coming out of the echr.on say he should have. continued-that-talk continued to that fighting talk for continued to that fighting talk tet-tnnenent— continued to that fighting talki for-important-yes, for two important reasons. yes, there-e— for two important reasons. yes, there'slpolitics_ for two important reasons. yes, there's politics but there's a politics of it, but tte— there's a politics of it, but it's-message- there's a politics of it, but- it's-messagelsends it's also the message it sends to it's also the message it sends te—tnvetveti to the civil servants involved to the civil servants involved t0..— to the civil servants involved tel eetnettw— to the civil servants involved to-, actually, i- to the civil servants involved to , actually, i you to the civil servants involved. to-, actually, i-you to to say, actually, i need you to entt— to say, actually, i need you to ent—ent- to say, actually, i need you to ent—ent ee- to say, actually, i need you to pull—out as well.| to say, actually, i need you

she wants coming out of the echr . that's coming out of the echr.on say he should have. continued-that-talk continued to that fighting talk for continued to that fighting talk tet-tnnenent— continued to that fighting talk for important reasons. for two important reasons. yes, there-e— for two important reasons. yes, there-e-et— for two important reasons. yes, there's-ofibut- there's a politics of it, but tte— there's a politics of it, but it's-message- there's a politics of it, but- it's-messagelsends it's also the message it sends to it's also the message it sends te—tnvetveti to the civil servants involved to the civil servants involved t0..— to the civil servants involved tel eetnettw— to the civil servants involved to-, actually, i- to the civil servants involved to , actually, i you to the civil servants involved. to-, actually, i-you to to say, actually, i need you to entt— to say, actually, i need you to ent—ent- to say, actually, i need you to ent—ent ee- to say, actually, i need you to pull—out as well.| to say, actually, i need you to pull

we have got suella braverman giving powers to ignore the echr. spaceships threaten to sabotage uk energy supply, threaten to sabotage uk energy supply, penny must drop have to go strollers with armed guards alleged to be monitoring farms and wind pipelines are spotted. that's all from us tonight. victoria's here tomorrow. till then, goodnight. the demonstration brings unwanted attention. what looks like a plainclothes surveillance team look on. they're surrounded. pro—establishment lawmakers say the national security law was needed to restore order after months of street protests. don'tjust blame everything on the national security law. the law is there. everybody has to obey the law, whether you like it or not. it's passed by the hong kong legislators. so that is the law that we need to to uphold. that's the law that we need to to abide. and if you break the law, then certain consequences will come into play. hong kong is opening up after years of covid restrictions, but the space for dissent is shrinking. danny vincent, bbc news, hong kong. aro

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it's echr. so bbey-ve— haven't they? it's echr. so bbey-ve-be— haven't they? it's echr.a. chakrabarti arnie i guess she's south asian. sophie raworth i don't know. she's a woman. they've you. edwards they've picked you. edwards who's from wales. you know, they would have picked louis schaefer if i was on the channel the truth is, the truth is , is that truth is, the truth is, is that i guess they're just they're they're they're basically punishing the people all for not paying punishing the people all for not paying their, their licence fee. they're saying because you didn't pay the money, we have to get rid of beautiful. you well i mean they've got 1000- gr; ” r: /r;r well i mean they've got 1000 diversity ebreeber— mean they've got 1000 diversity ebreeber eee— mean they've got 1000 diversity director and all— mean they've got 1000 diversity director and all that sort of ebeb. — director and all that sort of ebeb. b— director and all that sort of stuff. i mean— director and all that sort of stuff. i mean i— director and all that sort of stuff. i mean i know i know this

using echr notes— they're actually using echr rules under— they're actually using echr rules under emergencyelieve a single word that they say,— believe a single word that they say, but— believe a single word that they say, but their— believe a single word that they say, but their problems are almost— say, but their problems are almost ae— say, but their problems are almost as nothing compared to these— almost as nothing compared to those of— almost as nothing compared to those of the— almost as nothing compared to those of the scottish national party. — those of the scottish national party. new,— those of the scottish national party. new, to— those of the scottish national party. now, to be— those of the scottish national party. now, to be fair , it's party. now, to be fair, it's been— party. now, to be fair, it's been a— party. now, to be fair, it's been a good— party. now, to be fair, it's been a good day for humza yousaf . it been a good day for humza yousaf . b really— been a good day for humza yousaf . b rebuy bee— been a good day for humza yousaf . it really has been— been a good day

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on on an echr issue. ’wtw“ echr issue. i was applauding this at this and i was applauding this or me— this and i was applauding this at the - because - this and i was applauding this at the -because i- this and i was applauding this at the because i talked at the time because i talked opour— at the time because i talked opour-rne— at the time because i talked about the previous couple about it in the previous couple of about it in the previous couple or—rereny- about it in the previous couple or—rereny nunr- of years. and jeremy hunt appeare— of years. and jeremy hunt oppeorelpe— of years. and jeremy hunt appears be implacable. having appears to be implacable. having enri— appears to be implacable. having one-.— appears to be implacable. having eon-loony— appears to be implacable. having said -,-daily mail- said that, the daily mail eunpoign— said that, the daily mail- campaign—running campaign that they're running virn— campaign that they're running virn roo— campaign that they're running now with 100 major companies in e

. l— think we have to leave the echr . l noon— think we have to leave the echr . from having-discussion- argument. we're shut down from having discussion of going having this discussion of going , tnts— having this discussion of going , tnts ts— having this discussion of going , this is replacement . you , this is a replacement. you know,— , this is a replacement. you knoll tnese— , this is a replacement. you know, these aren't women and ontltnen— know, these aren't women and children arriving— know, these aren't women and children arriving on these touts.— children arriving on these boats. these— children arriving on these boats. these are working age , boats. these are working age, ntlttony— boats. these are working age, ntlttony-nen— boats. these are working age, military men arrive in military age men who arrive in tnts— military age men who arrive in no country,— military age men who arrive in no country, os— military age men who arrive in this country, as we've seen tontgnt,— this country, as we've seen tonight, shuttering footage tonight, some shuttering fo

. l— think we have to leave the echr . l noon— think we have to leave the echr .on the on our side of the argument. we're shut down from novtng— argument. we're shut down from having-discussion- argument. we're shut down from having discussion of going having this discussion of going , tnts— having this discussion of going , tnts ts— having this discussion of going , this is replacement . you , this is a replacement. you know,— , this is a replacement. you knoll tnese— , this is a replacement. you know, these aren't women and ontltnen— know, these aren't women and children arriving— know, these aren't women and children arriving on these touts.— children arriving on these boats. these— children arriving on these boats. these are working age , boats. these are working age, ntlttony— boats. these are working age, ntlttony-nen— boats. these are working age, military men arrive in military age men who arrive in tnts— military age men who arrive in no country,— military age men who arrive in no country, os— military age men who arrive in this country, as we've seen ton

echr, meaning that european ieeees— echr, meaning that european ieepes wiii— echr, meaning that europeanr: c” british people. and tributes have poured for in the australian entertainer barry humphries, who has died at the age of 89 during a seven decade career, he was best known for his alter egos, including dame edna everage and sir les patterson. actor jason donovan described him as an entertaining genius and comedian dara o'briain called him one of the absolute funniest people ever. he died in hospital surrounded by his family. he died in hospital surrounded by his family . you're up to date by his family. you're up to date on tv, on line, dab+ radio, and on tv, on line, dab+ radio, and on tune in. this is. gb news and thank you, bethany. welcome back. you're watching— and thank you, bethany. welcome back. you're watching and- back. you're watching and iisieeiee— back. you're watching and listening to— back. you're watching and listening to gb- back. you're watching and listening to gb news saturday wire— listening to gb news saturday wiiir we— listening to gb news saturday wiiir we .

and the fact that you are echr.houted or sworn at a single cnnicwcc— shouted or sworn at a single cnpicwcc. sc— shouted or sworn at a single employee. so these charges go back— employee. so these charges go back even— employee. so these charges go back even further— employee. so these charges go back even further than that. so now— back even further than that. so now is— back even further than that. so now is nc— back even further than that. so now is nc a— back even further than that. so how is he a bully— back even further than that. so how is he a bully if for four wears— how is he a bully if for four years no— how is he a bully if for four years no one has- how is he a bully if for four years no one has heard him? and now— years no one has heard him? and now wiii— years no one has heard him? and now wiii inc— years no one has heard him? and how will the independent lawyer, the independent— how will the independent lawyer, the independent john bercow, was fawni— the independent john bercow, was fauna-an— the inde

the echr qatar that's blocked this, bsn-r— echr qatar that's blocked this, be be — echr qatar that'shave a question which i don't know the— deport. i have a question which i don't know the answer to, but i don't know the answer to, but r bawen-r— i don't know the answer to, but i haven't heard— i don't know the answer to, but i haven't heard anyone discussing— i haven't heard anyone discussing in- i haven't heard anyone discussing in this, which is war— discussing in this, which is wbar ao— discussing in this, which is wbar no we— discussing in this, which is what do we do— discussing in this, which is what do we do to if rwanda destabilises_ what do we do to if rwanda destabilises which is not that unbkeky— destabilises which is not that unbkeby e — destabilises which is not that unlikely .7 oh,— destabilises which is not that unlikely .7 oh, i— destabilises which is not that unlikely ? o" 2 2 unlikely? oh, i don't know. well, no, i mean, it's not that unlikely. rwanda has been a sbory— unlikely. rwanda has been a success story, but— 2. rwanda has been a success story, but there are

and the fact that you are echr.shouted or sworn at a single cnnicwcc— shouted or sworn at a single cnpicwcc. sc— shouted or sworn at a single employee. so these charges go back— employee. so these charges go back even— employee. so these charges go back even further— employee. so these charges go back even further than that. so now— back even further than that. so now is— back even further than that. so now is nc— back even further than that. so now is nc a— back even further than that. so how is he a bully— back even further than that. so how is he a bully if for four wears— how is he a bully if for four years no— how is he a bully if for four years no one has- how is he a bully if for four years no one has heard him? and now— years no one has heard him? and now wiii— years no one has heard him? and now wiii inc— years no one has heard him? and how will the independent lawyer, the independent— how will the independent lawyer, the independent john bercow, was fawni— the independent john bercow, was fauna-an— the ind

rulings, has the pm teen— ignore echr rulings, has the pm teen hahtet— ignore echr rulings, has thell skip the king's coronation concert is thene— the king's coronation concert is thene any— the king's coronation concert is thene any heae— the king's coronation concert is there any hope of— the king's coronation concert is there any hope of a genuine reconciliation— there any hope of a genuine reconciliation between father ant— reconciliation between father ant sen— reconciliation between father and son? princess diana's rock hen— and son? princess diana's rock hen tenmen— and son? princess diana's rock her former butler— and son? princess diana's rock her former butler and close twent— her former butler and close friend paul— her former butler and close friend paul burrell offers his wnhgwe— friend paul burrell offers his unique insight— friend paul burrell offers his unique insight into the senaaahng— unique insight into the scrapping royals live in the stwthe— scrapping royals live in the studio shortly— scrapping royals live in the studio shortly .— scrapping royals live in the

say we're going leave the echr and going to leave the echr and actuatty— going to leave the echr anddoing it? don't know. but it? i don't know. but unfortunately is. he is unfortunately he is. he is a globalist, isn't he? he's globalist, isn't he? if he's not, if he's. if he has a nrattem— not, if he's. if he has a problem and— not, if he's. if he has a problem and he- �*l if he has a problem and he says he's going to problem and he says he's going talsametntng— problem and he says he's going to something about it and to do something about it and men— to do something about it and tnen—ataut- to do something about it and then—about it,i to do something about it and. then—about it, then then does nothing about it, then then does nothing about it, then tne-reasan— then does nothing about it, then the-reason he's— then does nothing about it, then the reason he's doing that the only reason he's doing that is the only reason he's doing that ts—tttn-t— the only reason he's doing that is_didn't want- the only reason he's doing that is_didn't want to. the only reason he's doing thati is_didn'

rulings, has the pm teen— ignore echr rulings, has the pm teen hahtet— ignore echr rulings, has thed, prince harry will skip the king's coronation concert is thene— the king's coronation concert is thene any— the king's coronation concert is thene any heae— the king's coronation concert is there any hope of— the king's coronation concert is there any hope of a genuine reconciliation— there any hope of a genuine reconciliation between father ant— reconciliation between father ant sen— reconciliation between father and son? princess diana's rock hen— and son? princess diana's rock hen tenmen— and son? princess diana's rock her former butler— and son? princess diana's rock her former butler and close twent— her former butler and close friend paul— her former butler and close friend paul burrell offers his wnhgwe— friend paul burrell offers his unique insight— friend paul burrell offers his unique insight into the senaaahng— unique insight into the scrapping royals live in the stwthe— scrapping royals live in the studio shortly— scrapping royals live in the studio shortly .— scrapping r

say we're going leave the echr and going to leave the echr and aotuatty— going to leave the echr andis. he is unfortunately he is. he is a globalist, isn't he? he's globalist, isn't he? if he's not, if he's. if he has a ttotten— not, if he's. if he has a problem and— not, if he's. if he has a problem and he- �*7 if he has a problem and he says he's going toleonetntng— problem and he says he's going to something about it and to do something about it and men— to do something about it and tnen—atout- to do something about it and then—about it,i to do something about it and. then—about it, then then does nothing about it, then then does nothing about it, then tte-teaeon— then does nothing about it, then the-reason he's— then does nothing about it, then the reason he's doing that the only reason he's doing that is the only reason he's doing that te—tttn-t— the only reason he's doing that is_didn't want- the only reason he's doing that is_didn't want to. the only reason he's doing thati is_didn't want to do is because he didn't want to do anytntng— is because he didn't want to do anytntng

i mean, there-s— allow us to leave echr i mean, ttrere-s mustn— allow us to leave echr i mean, there'srt— will help boost their economy. tney-wort-us- will help boost their economy. they-work-us in. they want to work with us in this everybody wins. this program so everybody wins. it because everyone's it isn't because everyone's use.— it isn't because everyone's like,_rubbish| like, rwanda is a rubbish soumtry.— like, rwanda is a rubbishi soumtry—o country. oh, it is. that's a huge— country. oh, it is. that's a truge mere-s— country. oh, it is. that's a huge there's a— country. oh, it is. that's a huge there's a lot of smearing, a huge there's a lot of smearing, o tot— huge there's a lot of smearing, a lot-smearing— huge there's a lot of smearing, a lot-smearing .— huge there's a lot of smearing, a lot smearing . even if we're a lot of smearing. even if we're sensing— a lot of smearing. even if we're senttng to— a lot of smearing. even if we're sending to mauritius, would sending to mauritius, i would stit— sending to mauritius, i would stttt—youl still be like, probably you son-t— sti

if we can stay within the echr , if we can stay within the echr, if we can stay within the echr, if we days for you, that is tick, tick, tick, job done . it's tick, tick, tick, job done. it's getting there. the only job done is when you cease see them coming over on the boats and i think what will happen is the people traffickers had a really good model in 2014 1516 i went good model in 20141516 i went to the camps in france then i saw it and 14 saw it in 15 when they were getting on the backs of lorries and they're still coming in and salaries. but if the boats stop then this fixing clause that the government has said going to bring said that we're going to bring in routes and a in safe routes and 20,000 a yeah in safe routes and 20,000 a year. technically could year. i technically we could probably around thousand probably manage around thousand a year the large that a year despite the large that we've because of people we've had because of people moving our death rates, etc. and so that's a reasonable figure. and then people will start asking the question, do i need to pay the peopl