— decision was given on our adherence to the echr? ., , ., ., ., to the echr?the echr? there was a fundamental difference as to whether _ to the echr? there was a fundamental difference as to whether there - to the echr? there was a fundamental difference as to whether there had - difference as to whether there had been all there was a risk of a breach of the convention rights in the decision reached between the two views expressed in the court of appeal. last week, thejustice secretary said the government remain firmly in our adherence to the european court on human rights. the issue is, twojudges found individuals arriving in rwanda may be at risk of being returned to their country of origin. which, if they were claiming asylum might be a further risk. the lord chiefjustice disagreed. he said the agreement between the united kingdom and rwanda are sufficiently robust, particularly with the monitoring obligations both sides had signed up to. but obligations both sides had signed up to. �* ., , obligations both sides had signed up to. �* .., , obligations both

that does not necessarily have to come through the echr~ _ necessarily have to come through the echr. it was not to invalidate the uk's inability to protect — not to invalidate the uk's inability to protect ever borders. but not to invalidate the uk's inability to protect ever borders.— to protect ever borders. but if we leave the echr _ to protect ever borders. but if we leave the echr then _ to protect ever borders. but if we leave the echr then we - to protect ever borders. but if we leave the echr then we have - to protect ever borders. but if we - leave the echr then we have breached the good friday agreement because part of that, requires the convention to be directly enforceable in northern ireland, how do you square that circle. ultimately would not be leaving the echr in _ ultimately would not be leaving the echr in terms of its substantive commitments to human rights, we would _ commitments to human rights, we would be _ commitments to human rights, we would be putting them into a format which _ would be putting them into a format which is _ would be putting them into a form

planning to appeal to the echr for planning to appeal to the echr hcc c— planning to appeal to the echrsmaker, kinsey schofield. live from the united states. tv star kim woodburn be giving her forthright views on holly willoughby's return to the this morning sofa. and let me tell you, will fly. we're live you, sparks will fly. we're live from nine on . chance to have his say first by ccchcmg— chance to have his say first by ccchcmg cc— chance to have his say first by deciding to do— chance to have his say first by deciding to do what he's decided to deciding to do what he's decided cc cc. — deciding to do what he's decided cc cc. vcw-c— deciding to do what he's decided to do. you're listening- deciding to do what he's decided to do. /11. ”cl c 511i" g deciding to do what he's decided to do. /i1. ”cl c tsit“ “g c15 to do. you're listening to gb news radio . news radio. welcome \. ?: welcome back \. 3: welcome back to the news radio. welcome back to the ccmmch— news radio. welcome back to the ccmmcm scmcc— news radio. welcome back to the common sense crusade- \. 3: welcome back to the com

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as— britain within the echr has also been raised as a— britain within the echr has also been raisedme— the man himself, lord wolfson, has kindly come to in talk about thet.— has kindly come to in talk about thet. he— has kindly come to in talk about thet. so wtth— has kindly come to in talk about that. so with rule— has kindly come to in talk about that. so with rule 39, an whhehet— that. so with rule 39, an unnamed anonymous judge, we now thew— unnamed anonymous judge, we now know het— unnamed anonymous judge, we now knew not e— unnamed anonymous judge, we now know not a russian,— unnamed anonymous judge, we now know not a russian, but at one heht— know not a russian, but at one point rumoured— know not a russian, but at one point rumoured to— know not a russian, but at one point rumoured to be a russian was awoken or disturbed from an ewehhe— was awoken or disturbed from an ewehhe eet— was awoken or disturbed from an ewehhg eet eht— was awoken or disturbed from an evening out and said, you can't eeht— evening out and said, you can't end eetehtehee— evening out and said, you can't

as— britain within the echr has also been raised as a— britain within the echr has also been raisede man himself, lord wolfson, has kindly come— the man himself, lord wolfson, has kindly come to in talk about ttet— has kindly come to in talk about tnet. eo— has kindly come to in talk about tnet. so wttn— has kindly come to in talk about that. so with rule— has kindly come to in talk about that. so with rule 39, an wnnernet— that. so with rule 39, an unnamed anonymous judge, we now know— unnamed anonymous judge, we now know not— unnamed anonymous judge, we now know not e— unnamed anonymous judge, we now know not a russian,— unnamed anonymous judge, we now know not a russian, but at one notnt— know not a russian, but at one point rumoured— know not a russian, but at one point rumoured to— know not a russian, but at one point rumoured to be a russian was awoken or disturbed from an evening— was awoken or disturbed from an ewentne ont— was awoken or disturbed from an evening out ent— was awoken or disturbed from an evening out and said, you can't eent— evening out and said, you can't ee

consider echr rebbees ewes— secretary to consider echr rulings, gives the echr a voice eee— rulings,ir humanity is— from france. their security and their humanity is assured. in freeee— their humanity is assured. in breeee fbey— their humanity is assured. in france, they are— their humanity is assured. in france, they are not at risk. in breeee— france, they are not at risk. in breeee fbey— france, they are not at risk. in france, they are— france, they are not at risk. in france, they are purely the rebewbe— france, they are purely the rebewbe fbey— france, they are purely the minute they decide to make that teereey— minute they decide to make that journey beey— minute they decide to make that journey beey ere— minute they decide to make that journey, they are purely economic migrants and what we've got economic migrants and what we've eeb fe— economic migrants and what we've eeb be ebeewer— economic migrants and what we've eeb be ebeewer b— economic migrants and what we've got to discover is the— economic migrants and what we've got to discover is the political wbb— got to discover

in otnew— through the echr sharpish. in otnew new— through the echr sharpish.room . former cabinet the newsroom. former cabinet minister and close ally of boris johnson. nadine dorries has announced she will stand down as announced she will stand down as a conservative mp with immediate effect in a statement on twitter, she said she was stepping down as the representative for mid bedfordshire. she said it had been an honour to serve her constituency, but it was time for someone younger to take the reins . it follows speculation reins. it follows speculation over whether the former culture secretary would appear on boris johnson's resignation nation honours list, which we can now tell you, has just been published, and we'll bring you more on that shortly . the prime more on that shortly. the prime minister says he wants the north of england to be at the heart of economic growth in the country. addressing the northern research group conference in doncaster, rishi sunak said there's no route to success at the next election without the north. he also took aim at si

leaving the echr.a single person goes to rwanda tnis yea.— a single person goes to rwanda inis yean just— a single person goes to rwanda this year, just given how long all this year, just given how long aii wis— this year, just given how long all this takes. _ this year, just given how long all this takes. now, suella braverman today has made a statement— braverman today has made a statement in— braverman today has made a statement in the— braverman today has made a statement in the commons. she said— statement in the commons. she said ine— statement in the commons. she said the asylum _ statement in the commons. she said the asylum initial decision backlog— said the asylum initial decision iaeiiee is— said the asylum initial decision backlog is down— said the asylum initial decision backlog is down by 17,000 and we're on track— backlog is down by 17,000 and we're on track to— backlog is down by 17,000 and we're on track to abolish all ieeaey— we're on track to abolish all iegaey ases— we're on track t

leaving the echr.f a erngre gee— suspect i'd be very surprised if a single person goes to rwanda rnre— a single person goes to rwanda rnre wear.— a single person goes to rwanda rnre wear. iner— a single person goes to rwanda this year, just given how long all this year, just given how long an we— this year, just given how long all this takes. _ this year, just given how long all this takes. now, suella braverman today has made a erarenenr— braverman today has made a statement in— braverman today has made a statement in the— braverman today has made a statement in the commons. she earn— statement in the commons. she eara ane— statement in the commons. she said the asylum _ statement in the commons. she said the asylum initial decision naeweg— said the asylum initial decision naeweg re— said the asylum initial decision backlog is down— said the asylum initial decision backlog is down by 17,000 and we're on track— backlog is down by 17,000 and we're on track to— backlog is down by 17,000 and we're on trac

and so on , according to preliminary estimates, more than 2,000 statements of claim were sent to the echr from the territory of the dpr alone, more than one and a half thousand , all these appeals not only remained unanswered. well, there has not even been a completely recorded attempt to falsify data with the aim of foresight to bring charges against russia , such a blatant injustice makes us all unite to uphold justice and protect children in this way in view of the ongoing crime drinkers in regarding children by the kiev regime , the chairmen of the relevant committees of the state duma and all those who signed the appeal of more than 400 deputies consider it necessary in accordance with the federal law of december 27, 2005. and the parliamentary investigation of the federal assembly of the russian federation to find out the true reasons for the kiev regime to encroach on the rights of children to give a comprehensive assessment of the circumstances of their own to take the necessary protective measures of a legal nature in order to protect children, all circumstances, life-threatening

she's not talking about coming echr and coming out of the echr and pushing the boats back to france. pretty weather. he set himself a pretty tall order. well, he has made it dear— tall order. well, he has made it dear lnal— tall order. well, he has made it dear lnal ne— tall order. well, he has made it clear that he wishes— : well, he has made it clear that he wishes to be radged— clear that he wishes to be radged ny— clear that he wishes to be radged ny ns— clear that he wishes to be judged by his pledges. and that, i'm judged by his pledges. and that, m ls— judged by his pledges. and that, i'm sure, is what— judged by his pledges. and that, i'm sure, is what the electorate wlll— i'm sure, is what the electorate wlll do. — i'm sure, is what the electorate wlll do. so— i'm sure, is what the electorate wlll do. so ln— i'm sure, is what the electorate will do. so i'm confident he's going— will do. so i'm confident he's golng lo— will do. so i'm confident he's going to deliver— will do. so i'm confident he's going to deliver them. 'n: will do. so i'm confident he's going to deliver them

and i don't think echr hopeless. and i don't think echr is hopeless.er. grey o'malley kumar and ian coates on tuesday. he's also accused of three counts of attempted murder after three other people were injured when they were hit by a van that morning . well, you can van that morning. well, you can get more on all of these stories by visiting our website, gb news .com. now it's back to . .com. now it's back to. martin thank you very much for that update. - thank you very much for that wntote. _tootl - thank you very much for that wntote. _toot toi update. tamsin, welcome back to gb update. tamsin, welcome back to on wewe— update. tamsin, welcome back to gb news saturday— update. tamsin, welcome back to gb news saturday with me, martin oowtney—onttne- gb news saturday with me, martin daubney—online and. gb news saturday with me, martin daubney online and on daubney on your tv online and on yow— daubney on your tv online and on yowr tttttot— daubney on your tv online and on your digital radio— daubney on your tv online and on your digital radio .— daubne

. wee wee.— watched and echr or making notes ewe. wee wwew. wee— watched and echr or making notes andymore. it's ridiculous.— sort of banter at all anymore. it's ridiculous. know, it's ridiculous. and, you know, eewe— it's ridiculous. and, you know, eew ef— it's ridiculous. and, you know, eew ef fwere— it's ridiculous. and, you know, 99% of their workplace banter is , vou— 99% of their workplace banter is . wee wew. — 99% of their workplace banter is . wee wew. fe— 99% of their workplace banter is , you know, is good— 99% of their workplace banter is , you know, is good natured. rf-e— , you know, is good natured. rf-e eeee— , you know, is good natured. it's good humour. it's not meant to it's good humour. it's not meant fe eeeee— it's good humour. it's not meant fe eew— it's good humour. it's not meant to cause any harm— it's good humour. it's not meant to cause any harm or anything we— to cause any harm or anything we freer. — to cause any harm or anything we freer. ff— to cause any harm or anything like that. if you're— to cause any harm or anything like that. if you're working the

or making notes ene— watched and echr or making notes the yet— watched and echr or making notes theous. know, it's ridiculous. and, you know, 99h— it's ridiculous. and, you know, eee. et— it's ridiculous. and, you know, eee. et theh— it's ridiculous. and, you know, 99% of their workplace banter is , vou— 99% of their workplace banter is , yet know, — 99% of their workplace banter is , yet know, he— 99% of their workplace banter is , you know, is good— 99% of their workplace banter is , you know, is good natured. ht-e— , you know, is good natured. ht-e eeet— , you know, is good natured. it's good humour. it's not meant to it's good humour. it's not meant te te— it's good humour. it's not meant te thy— it's good humour. it's not meant to cause any harm— it's good humour. it's not meant to cause any harm or anything the— to cause any harm or anything the thtt. — to cause any harm or anything the thtt. ht— to cause any harm or anything like that. if you're— to cause any harm or anything like that. if you're working the tethe— like that. if you're working the tethee et— like that. if you

or making notes ene— watched and echr or making notes the. yee— watched and echr or making notes me.re. ht-e— sort of banter at all anymore. it's ridiculous.— sort of banter at all anymore. it's ridiculous. know, it's ridiculous. and, you know, eee.— it's ridiculous. and, you know, eee. et— it's ridiculous. and, you know, eee. et theh— it's ridiculous. and, you know, 99% of their workplace banter is , vou— 99% of their workplace banter is . yee thew. — 99% of their workplace banter is yet knew he— 99% of their workplace banter is , you know, is good— 99% of their workplace banter is , you know, is good natured. ht-e— , you know, is good natured. ht-e eeet— , you know, is good natured. it's good humour. it's not meant to it's good humour. it's not meant te eeuee— it's good humour. it's not meant te thy— it's good humour. it's not meant to cause any harm— it's good humour. it's not meant to cause any harm or anything the— to cause any harm or anything the that. — to cause any harm or anything the that. ht— to cause any harm or anything like that. if you're— to cause any harm or anythin

and justin, you were asking about the echr and canta— were asking about the echr and cantta pwt— were of those interviews that we just heard ? did they that we just heard? did they penewate— that we just heard? did they penewate yaw— that we just heard? did they persuade you that the conservative - persuade you that the conservative party is doing eanetntnt— conservative party is doing something, doing anything really to taatte— something, doing anything really to taatte tne — something, doing anything really to tackle the immigration pnatten — to tackle the immigration problem properly ? or did it problem properly? or did it eawnt— problem properly? or did it eawnt atte— problem properly? or did it sound like just— problem properly? or did it sound like just something that yaw-we— sound like just something that yaw-we neat— sound like just something that you've heard before ? “tit: you've heard before? yes, i nent— you've heard before? yes, i heart a— you've heard before? yes, i heard a repeat— you've heard before? yes, i heard a repeat of answers. but what i look for when i listen t

of echr and all the rest et t where— problem of echr and all the rest et t where we— problem of echrhey are escorted back to thej gate—ant gate and pushed through and eat— gate and pushed through and eat, wet-te— gate and pushed through and said, you're not— gate and pushed through and said, you're not you know, you ten-t— said, you're not you know, you ten-t have— said, you're not you know, you ten-t have any— said, you're not you know, you don't have any validity here. tethe— don't have any validity here. vet-te-tn— don't have any validity here. you're-in serbia.- don't have any validity here. you're in serbia. there you're back in serbia. there teeen-t— you're back in serbia. there teeen-t-te— you're back in serbia. there doesn't-to be- you're back in serbia. there doesn't to be echr cases or doesn't seem to be echr cases or the tawtate— doesn't seem to be echr cases or the tawtate et— doesn't seem to be echr cases or the lawfare or nonsense thatj wehe—attatt we're seeing here. i'm afraid tte— we're seeing here. i'm afraid he the— we're seeing here. i'm afraid tt-e ttne tet— we're

the echr and getting rwanda thee— the echr and getting rwanda tttee tatthe— the echr and getting rwandahtarth— packing up their tents and voluntarily heading back through europe— voluntarily heading back through europe because— voluntarily heading back through europe because they realise that hrttath— europe because they realise that hrttah te— europe because they realise that hrttah he he— europe because they realise that britain is no longer a soft teach.— britain is no longer a soft touch that— britain is no longer a soft touch. that is— britain is no longer a soft touch. that is what's stopping the hate— touch. that is what's stopping the boats look— touch. that is what's stopping the boats look like and that's het— the boats look like and that's not what— the boats look like and that's not what we've— the boats look like and that's not what we've got, is it . well not what we've got, is it. well that-e— not what we've got, is it. well hate that— not what we've got, is it. well hate that r— not what we've got, is it. well that's what i think. a lot to get— that's what i think. a lot

the echr is only advisory anyway.ights taking off to twonto— the flights taking off to rwanda. would be an rwanda. that would be an oteotute— rwanda. that would be an. absolute _wouldn't absolute deterrent, wouldn't it? ttoyte— absolute deterrent, wouldn't it? ttoyte ruet— absolute deterrent, wouldn't it? maybe just maybe, and whisper it tutetty— maybe just maybe, and whisper it tutetty .— maybe just maybe, and whisper it tutetty . toute— maybe just maybe, and whisper it quietly . you're about to see quietly. you're about to see tent— quietly. you're about to see rishi sunak— quietly. you're about to see rishi sunak realise that this is the rishi sunak realise that this is tne onty— rishi sunak realise that this is the only chance— rishi sunak realise that this is the only chance that got to the only chance that he's got to oetuotty— the only chance that he's got to oetuotty tet— the only chance that he's got to actually get this— the only chance that he's got to actually get this then actually get this done and then

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echr next up, it's brilliant.ine and on your wireless .— robinson on your tv online and on your wireless . today, we will on your wireless. today, we will be on your wireless. today, we will te ttssusstng— on your wireless. today, we will be discussing the— on your wireless. today, we will be discussing the case of the nstner— be discussing the case of the matter wtt— be discussing the case of the mother who this— be discussing the case of the mother who this week lost her case as she attempted to make a sex case as she attempted to make a etusattsn— case as she attempted to make a sex education charity publish a tessn — sex education charity publish a tessn tt— sex education charity publish a lesson. it taught— sex education charity publish a lesson. it taught her daughter. i'll lesson. it taught her daughter. t-tt te— lesson. it taught her daughter. t-tt te tstnet— lesson. it taught her daughter. i'll be joined by— lesson. it taught her daughter. i'll be joined by the renowned tree— i'll be joined by the renowne

echr was in many— right, jack, what's happening?country matter what any other country rninks— matter what any other country thinks—doesn't- thinks about us, it doesn't newer— thinks about us, it doesn't matter-human- thinks about us, it doesn't matter- human i'm matter about human rights. i'm all matter about human rights. i'm aii igne— matter about human rights. i'm aii rignr, new.— matter about human rights. i'm all right, jack. we— matter about human rights. i'm all right, jack. we just do our wing.— all right, jack. we just do our own thing. that's— all right, jack. we just do our own thing. that's how end up own thing. that's how you end up gerring— own thing. that's how you end up gerring iwnpee— own thing. that's how you end up gerring iwnpee in— own thing. that's how you end up getting lumped in groups with. win— getting lumped in groups with. win-rarin— getting lumped in groups with. with putin russia with vladimir putin in russia ane— with vladimir putin in russia and-niiirarw- and a and a military dictatorship- and a and

should we leave-one of our- leave the echr one of our peopre-e— leave the echr one of our people's panellistsk, enro— current framework. but look, we've said that we'll do what's necessary to stop the boats because the public want to because the public want us to secure borders and the secure our borders and the international frameworks that were created after the second world war are now out of date and need to be renewed and reimagined for an age of mass migration . ian that's what the migration. ian that's what the uk is doing and we are a leader in this field . we've created our in this field. we've created our rwanda policy and other governments, including in europe , are looking to it with interest and seeing that the uk is taking very robust action to tackle this problem . minister tackle this problem. minister elon tackle this problem. minister eron wnen— tackle this problem. minister elon musk, the— tackle this problem. minister elon musk, the head- tackle this problem. minister elon musk, the head of- f minister elon musk, the head of twitter eno— elon musk, the head of twitter and

should we leave-one of our- leave the echr one of our people's_ leave the echr one of our people's panellistsnt framework. but look, enro— current framework. but look, we've said that we'll do what's necessary to stop the boats because the public want to because the public want us to secure borders and the secure our borders and the international frameworks that were created after the second world war are now out of date and need to be renewed and reimagined for an age of mass migration . ian that's what the migration. ian that's what the uk is doing and we are a leader in this field . we've created our in this field. we've created our rwanda policy and other governments, including in europe , are looking to it with interest and seeing that the uk is taking very robust action to tackle this problem . minister tackle this problem. minister elon tackle this problem. minister eron wnen— tackle this problem. minister elon musk, the— tackle this problem. minister elon musk, the head- tackle this problem. minister elon musk, the head of- f minister elon musk, the head of twitter eno— elon musk, the

because natnlnt— balls and leave the echr because natnlnt else— balls and leave the echr because natnlnooblem with— c. i“ “ “jiij�* actually rwanda has a problem with rwanda has a nannentaus— has a problem with rwanda has a horrendous human— has a problem with rwanda has a horrendous human rights record . horrendous human rights record. it horrendous human rights record. tt nas— horrendous human rights record. tt nas a— horrendous human rights record. tt nas a catty— horrendous human rights record. it has a patchy record at best wnen— it has a patchy record at best wnen lt— it has a patchy record at best when it comes— it has a patchy record at best when it comes to— it has a patchy record at best when it comes to lgbt people, ant— when it comes to lgbt people, ant sa— when it comes to lgbt people, ant sa taes— when it comes to lgbt people, and so does the— when it comes to lgbt people, and so does the uae in it executes political opponents . executes political opponents. yest _ executes political opponents. ves. tut— executes political opponents. wes. tut tut— executes political opponen

because natnlnt— balls and leave the echr because natnlnt else— balls and leave the echr because natnlnooblem with— c. i“ “ “jiij�* actually rwanda has a problem with rwanda has a nannentaus— has a problem with rwanda has a horrendous human— has a problem with rwanda has a horrendous human rights record . horrendous human rights record. it horrendous human rights record. tt nas— horrendous human rights record. tt nas a— horrendous human rights record. tt nas a catty— horrendous human rights record. it has a patchy record at best wnen— it has a patchy record at best wnen lt— it has a patchy record at best when it comes— it has a patchy record at best when it comes to— it has a patchy record at best when it comes to lgbt people, ant— when it comes to lgbt people, ant sa— when it comes to lgbt people, ant sa taes— when it comes to lgbt people, and so does the— when it comes to lgbt people, and so does the uae in it executes political opponents . executes political opponents. yest _ executes political opponents. ves. tut— executes political opponents. wes. tut tut— executes political opponen

we could hold a referendum on the membership of the echr new to the human rights lawyers and deport allpubuc stop the tide, and a parliament, public service, judiciary and a mainstream media stuffed with refugees. welcome virtual signallers who are completely out of touch with the public mood . and today we say it's time mood. and today we say it's time to declare a state of emergency dodi. it's time to close our borders to illegals. it's time to make britain safe again . so to make britain safe again. so tonight i am asking how do we make britain safe again? should we close the borders? should we deport all foreign criminals? should we even arm the police? well, let me know what you think. email the usual way. gb views at gb news .com or tweet us, of course, at . us, of course, at. gb news. so keeping on that story, is it time to declare a state of emergency? well, i'm joined now by leader of the reform by the leader of the reform party, richard tice, an old sparring partner of mine over in brussels. well, we stuck it to them. we certainly did, martin, good good evening. is good evenin

we could hold a referendum on the membership of the echr new to the human rights lawyers and deport allpubuc stop the tide, and a parliament, public service, judiciary and a mainstream media stuffed with refugees. welcome virtual signallers who are completely out of touch with the public mood . and today we say it's time mood. and today we say it's time to declare a state of emergency dodi. it's time to close our borders to illegals. it's time to make britain safe again . so to make britain safe again. so tonight i am asking how do we make britain safe again? should we close the borders? should we deport all foreign criminals? should we even arm the police? well, let me know what you think. email the usual way. gb views at gb news .com or tweet us, of course, at . us, of course, at. gb news. so keeping on that story, is it time to declare a state of emergency? well, i'm joined now by leader of the reform by the leader of the reform party, richard tice, an old sparring partner of mine over in brussels. well, we stuck it to them. we certainly did, martin, good good evening. is good evenin

echr rules, could mean that they eeutt ent— the echr rules, could mean that they could end up— the echroncern is here is that ant peepte hat— the real concern is here is that and people that have set up tntepentent— and people that have set up independent political parties have— independent political parties have come under the same issue that— have come under the same issue that tanke— have come under the same issue that tante ae— have come under the same issue that banks are not— have come under the same issue that banks are not opening or eteehg— that banks are not opening or eteehg tewn— that banks are not opening or closing down accounts of either new independent— closing down accounts of either new independent parties or peepte— new independent parties or peepte hat— new independent parties or people that they don't like the tteae— people that they don't like the tteae et— people that they don't like the tteae g, a— people that they don't like the ideas of, a bit— people that they don't like the ideas of, a bit like what we saw happen— ideas of, a bit like what we saw nappen wth—

r government are not echr. r the government are not going— echr.ourts of— record. let's go now to the royal courts of justice with gb neve— royal courts of justice with gb news home— royal courts of justice with gb news home and— royal courts of justice with gb news home and security editor, it's news home and security editor, rte—hort- news home and security editor,i tt-e—horh-you it's mark white. mark, thank you very— it's mark white. mark, thank you very-.— it's mark white. mark, thank you very-. a— it's mark white. mark, thank you very-. a ttov— it's mark white. mark, thank you very-. a blow-the- very much. a blow for the govehrheht— very much. a blow for the. government,_over government, but it's not over yet— government, but it's not over yet .— government, but it's not over yet . ho— government, but it's not over yet . to he— government, but it's not over yet. no it's not. _ government, but it's not over yet. no it's not. but i think it's increasingly clear now that the government is fighting a battle on multiple fronts in its efforts to try

but as you've said already, we're stuck with the echr and much else. did say we were dealing with the backlog effectively. do you know why we're just letting them all stay? it's unbelievable . i mean, stay? it's unbelievable. i mean, pnor stay? it's unbelievable. i mean, prior to the deportation to albania, 55% of albanians that appued albania, 55% of albanians that applied for asylum were allowed to stay in germany . a similar to stay in germany. a similar number applied . do you know how number applied. do you know how many they got through ? 0. 0. and many they got through? 0. 0. and in france, it was low teens . you in france, it was low teens. you know, whichever way you cut this. yes albanians are going back to a holiday destination to an applicant country that is perfectly safe with nearly 13,000 of them now joining drugs, gangs and making people's lives a misery all over this , lives a misery all over this, there is nothing to celebrate it. now, look, nigel, moving on. tett— it. now, look, nigel, moving on. tett whg— it. now, look, nigel, movin

so frankly, for me, it's tueh— echr. so frankly, for me, it's tueh heh— echr.s fans. justice fancourt has said the judge hearing the case he a little case said he was a little surprised hear the duke would surprised to hear the duke would not be attending court today . not be attending court today. there you go. well, not be attending court today. there you go. well , listen, the there you go. well, listen, the judge— there you go. well, listen, the judge eehh— there you go. well, listen, the judge eehh hheh— there you go. well, listen, the judge said that he— “ticti; cgtit well, listen, the judge said that he gave “tiii cgtit well, listen, the judge said that he gave a hhheehheh— judge said that he gave a direction earlier in the trial hheh— direction earlier in the trial that witnesses— direction earlier in the trial that witnesses should be ewehhehhe— that witnesses should be available - day - that witnesses should be available day before their available the day before their ewhhehee— available the day before their evidence _ be - available the day before th

she's been pushing for echr. she's been pushing for bbab— echr.the moment wbbb arrwe— at the atlantic. at the moment will arrive southwest will arrive into the southwest bbreagbeab— will arrive into the southwest throughout tomorrow. but things will throughout tomorrow. but things wbbb ebear— throughout tomorrow. but things wbbb ebear ab— throughout tomorrow. but things will clear up through the rest of will clear up through the rest eb bbe— will clear up through the rest eb bbe eay— will clear up through the rest eb bbe aay ber— will clear up through the rest of the day for most areas. so you— of the day for most areas. so yew am— of the day for most areas. so you can see quite— of the day for most areas. so you can see quite a lot of clear ebebbe— you can see quite a lot of clear spells developing— you can see quite a lot of clear spells developing across the where— spells developing across the wbebe eb— spells developing across the whole of the _ spells developing across the whole of the uk. however across the whole of the uk. however across bb

but as you've said already, we're stuck with the echr and much else.id say we were dealing with the backlog effectively. do you know why we're just letting them all stay? it's unbelievable . i mean, stay? it's unbelievable. i mean, pnor stay? it's unbelievable. i mean, prior to the deportation to albania, 55% of albanians that appued albania, 55% of albanians that applied for asylum were allowed to stay in germany . a similar to stay in germany. a similar number applied . do you know how number applied. do you know how many they got through ? 0. 0. and many they got through? 0. 0. and in france, it was low teens . you in france, it was low teens. you know, whichever way you cut this. yes albanians are going back to a holiday destination to an applicant country that is perfectly safe with nearly 13,000 of them now joining drugs, gangs and making people's lives a misery all over this , lives a misery all over this, there is nothing to celebrate it. now, look, nigel, moving on. tett— it. now, look, nigel, moving on. tett whg— it. now, look, nigel, moving

and now he's tttntng— of leaving the echr and now he's tttntne nttn— of leaving the echr and now he'ssturing or let's find out, it's no secret that the house of lords, which has an anti tory majority, which is a kind of a strange situation where, you know, the government , whether we know, the government, whether we like it or not, was elected on quite large majority. so it quite a large majority. so it struggles to a lot of its struggles to get a lot of its bills through. they are implacably opposed to every kind of migration of piece of migration legislation this government legislation that this government has forward , and they've has put forward, and they've aimed water they've aimed to water it down. they've aimed to water it down. they've aimed to water it down. they've aimed to delay it. and as you alluded to, isabel, you know, a lot time these policies lot of the time these policies are essentially being hindered by non democratic forces, whether that's the house of lords, whether that's the echr or lefty lawyers, as suella braverman would call them . a lot braverman would cal

he says, time toi leave-and sink the leave the echr and sink the hrnan— leave the echr and sink the humanneed re scen— mandate. perhaps, sandra says we need he scene he— mandate. perhaps, sandra says we need to stop the handouts, then the need to stop the handouts, then che-wru— need to stop the handouts, then che-what scen— need to stop the handouts, then the will stop coming. yes the boats will stop coming. yes reente— the boats will stop coming. yes some people would argue, fair enernh. — some people would argue, fair enernh. wre— some people would argue, fair enough. we are— some people would argue, fair enough. we are being too to too neners when— enough. we are being too to too generous when it— enough. we are being too to too generous when it comes to hersrnn,— generous when it comes to housing, accommodation , food housing, accommodation, food roan,— housing, accommodation, food board, etcetera,— housing, accommodation, food board, etcetera, etcetera , board, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera.— board, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera. certainly when you see the nrrnerh— etcetera. certainly

recognition of same-sex couples is one of the conditions for accession to the european union is also the echr took ukraine to pay a fine for refusing to register same-sex marriages in kiev and delete it from the constitution of the family code in ukraine, all articles that say that a brother is a union between a fan and a pania or between a man, a man and a woman, that is , right now ukraine is still lagging behind western trends, the word they are glamor magazine one of the most popular glossy publications in the uk has put it on its cover. look logan called yes was a woman who had her breasts removed to become a man, but that didn't stop transgender people from getting pregnant. this is what glamor is now in the uk on the other side of the north sea in denmark , lego proudly opened the exhibition lgbt constructor. now he invites unfortunate kids to make transgenders out of blocks, if last year lego produced only rainbow sets, then this year they opened a whole exposition of the lgbt-themed designer under the cute name amazing from a to z , the progressive museum collection included cute fig

admissions of the country to the european union and through the echr issues fines for refusing to registerrushing to pass a law on the legalization of same-sex partnerships, especially against the backdrop of a sharp increase in the number of apu soldiers with non-traditional inclinations. this is that ukraine will live like in europe since the time of kravchuk. there they had such a hope , then at some point it was transformed. here in the well-known formula about the vienna opera there is a cup of cava and lace panties. well, here are the lace panties. it will be necessary for everyone to wear, including the peasants viktor zhozevich, they will agree , the ukrainians vladimir vladimirovich also said that we will catch up with portugal portugal of the men of lace underpants in terms of economy and level. well somehow so well, look, if russia also aspired once. yeah wait, i'm not happy with that, that is. well, i don't know, now you're operating. now, if vladimir vladimirovich said that we would be like in portugal and everyone would wear lace panties, including men, but i would allow myse

so probably you're going to get echr so probably you're going to goi—noiiing- echr so probably you'reetter term, the blob, activist , as even the activist lawyers, as even the unhcr , lots of different unhcr, lots of different individuals groups conspired to sort of stop this in its tracks in the courts. is that a is that an argument that might well carry favour with voters , or are carry favour with voters, or are we now far too through this process ? us i think it's very process? us i think it's very iiiiiowii— process? us i think it's very difficult to— process? us i think it's very difficult to ask— process? us i think it's very difficult to ask for- f7 us i think it's very difficult to ask for another iiwo— difficult to ask for another iiwo woors— difficult to ask for another five years in— difficult to ask for another five years in power saying look at five years in power saying look oi oii— five years in power saying look oi oii iio— five years in power saying look at all the things— five years in power saying look at all the things we wanted to get at all the things we wanted

we had injunctions, echr injunctions to stop us and now we're still struggling with.i do really worry that it's going to take a long, long time. now that message get time. now that message will get across we could well across and i think we could well be a in again be seeing a rise in intake again as a result of this. oh we will be. i have no doubt it. be. i have no doubt about it. wow— be. i have no doubt about it. wow-was— be. i have no doubt about it. wow-waslnan- be. i have no doubt about it. now-waslman a- i have no doubt about it. now was man a few be. i have no doubt about it.- now-waslman a few years now there was a man a few years ago— now there was a man a few years ago-in— now there was a man a few years ago-in kusiraiia— now there was a man a few years ago in australia who ago down in australia who decided— ago down in australia who decided io— ago down in australia who decided to hell— ago down in australia who decided to hell with international law, to hell with as ne— international law, to hell with as ne saw— international law, to hell with as ne n,— i

we had injunctions, echr injunctions to stop us and now we're still struggling with. long time. now that message get time. now that message will get across we could well across and i think we could well be a in again be seeing a rise in intake again as a result of this. oh we will be. i have no doubt it. be. i have no doubt about it. new— be. i have no doubt about it. new-wee— be. i have no doubt about it. wew-weelrheh- be. i have no doubt about it. now-waslman a- i have no doubt about it. now was man a few be. i have no doubt about it.- now-waslman a few years now there was a man a few years eee— now there was a man a few years eee-h— now there was a man a few years eee-h hwefrehe— now there was a man a few years ago in australia who ago down in australia who eeefeee— ago down in australia who eeefeee fe— ago down in australia who decided to hell— ago down in australia who decided to hell with international law, to hell with as international law, to hell with ee he— international law, to hell with ee he eew— international law, to hell with ee he ff,— international la

have we ever left the echr sr european court of humm— the echr sr european court of human rights?

if work on processing, then we can clea decide to ignore the echr, you decide to ignore the echr, bnenone that we can kick into touch straight away. but what we're doing, i don't know. i don't know what frontex are going to be doing for us because you're quite right, the channel for us is, is the immediate danger and we have to stop the boats coming , coming across its interesting to note , patrick, just want to to note, patrick, just want to say it's interesting to note that the numbers last week, which were horrible , there were which were horrible, there were actually less boats, more people , which goes to show that that it's bigger boats that are being used and so there has been some success in stop the sale of the smaller boats . there's been some smaller boats. there's been some success in stopping— smaller boats. there's been some success in stopping the— there's been some success in stopping the sale of the success in stopping the sale of bee eneben— success in stopping the sale of the smaller boats. _ success in stopping the sale of the smaller boats. but for the ebeebube— th

i mean, i don't know why we can't just ignore the echr tuttnt— we can't just ignore the echr tuttnt wtstse we had a police station in tt stut— here we had a police station in tt stut a— here we had a police station in it shut a familiar— here we had a police station in it shut a familiar tale everywhere,- it shut a familiar tale everywhere, well, everywhere, isn't it? well, across—tasti across ashfield we've lost in every towns. we had every one of our towns. we had big police station— every one of our towns. we had big police station has- ” we had big police station has been big police station has all been atasst— big police station has all been stasst atst— big police station has all been closed over the— big police station has all been closed over the last ten years ant— closed over the last ten years and-we're still- closed over the last ten years and we're still down and of course we're still down nasstwstt— and of course we're still down massively-police- and of course we're still down massively police figures. so massively on police figures. so big massively on police figures. so t

that just sounds like every echr departments slogan departments like slogan statement means nothing statementays push me arouncbe amazing. i mean,hat saying you always push me arouncbe amazing. i mean, why would be amazing. i mean, why did would be amazing. i mean, why are yea— would be amazing. i mean, why are you no— would be amazing. i mean, why did you do that— would be amazing. i mean, why did you do that yesterday? i wink— did you do that yesterday? i think-should— did you do that yesterday? i think-should write- did you do that yesterday? i think-should write an. did you do that yesterday? i think should write an auto think you should write an auto biography. think they think you should write an auto biogrtoty. think they think you should write an auto biogrto consider< they think you should write an auto biogrto consider< a�*iey want to consider making a documentary maybe one of documentary and maybe for one of the . yeah, the streaming services. yeah, that might i nick that might be a i think nick nick's something here. i nick's on to something here. i mean, could actually have mean,

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so we had echr involvement . by this had echr involvement.the programme. and he said, i want i've been thinking about iiie— want i've been thinking about inie ior— want i've been thinking about inie ior o— want i've been thinking about this for a long— want i've been thinking about this for a long time. i want to owi— this for a long time. i want to come out on air— this for a long time. i want to come out on air and so that was eieeweeeei— come out on air and so that was discussed. and— come out on air and so that was discussed. and then— come out on air and so that was discussed. and then i think when inew-o— discussed. and then i think when inew-o noo— discussed. and then i think when inew-o noi inor— discussed. and then i think when they'd had that discussion, i eoiieo— they'd had that discussion, i was called about it saying inere-e— was called about it saying inere-e going— was called about it saying there's going to be a big thing tomorrow. what— there's going to be a big thing tomorrow. what do you think? i eoiei— tomorrow. what do yo