the dossier shows ezedi arrived from afghanistan in 2016.uickly and his appeal refused the next year, with a judge saying his story was a mass of inconsistencies — but he wasn't removed from the uk. in 2019, he made fresh submissions, this time including these photographs showing him being baptised at grange road baptist church injarrow. again, he was turned down. by now, he had been convicted of sexual assault and was on the sex offenders register, so the church made him sign this safeguarding contract. in it, he agreed to only enter the church when accompanied by a named male member of the congregation. but at his appeal in october 2020, the former minister from the church gave evidence saying ezedi's conversion was genuine and a judge granted him asylum the next month. and so, seven years after arriving, and after multiple refusals of asylum, ezedi had won and was still in the uk this year to carry out the attack. in an ironic twist in the tale, when abdul ezedi was buried a fortnight ago, as these exclusive pictures given to the bbc show

abdul the chemical attacker abdul ezedi reportedly been given ezedi has reportedly been given a full muslim funeral , and a full muslim funeral, and that's despite him claiming to have converted to christianity in order to remain in the uk. pressing questions are now being asked about our broken asylum system. is it fit for purpose? is it time for a full inquiry and do you have faith in the nhs? well, a shocking new survey released today puts public satisfaction with the national health service at a record low, dropping to its worst level since the survey has been running. we're in a toxic relationship with the nhs. is it time for a divorce ? and to the time for a divorce? and to the teacher who lost his job for refusing to use a trans people's preferred pronouns, hearing today will decide if it was fair today will decide if it was fair to sack him and we'll get the latest on that judgement as it comes through. and that's all coming in your next action packed hour. thanks forjoining me on the show. it's always an absolute pleasure to have your company. the case of abdul ezedi embodie

the dossier shows ezedi arrived from afghanistan in 2016.ly and his appeal refused the next year, with a judge saying his story was a mass of inconsistencies — but he wasn't removed from the uk. in 2019, he made fresh submissions, this time including these photographs showing him being baptised at grange road baptist church in jarrow. again, he was turned down. by now, he had been convicted of sexual assault and was on the sex offenders register, so the church made him sign this safeguarding contract. in it, he agreed to only enter the church when accompanied by a named male member of the congregation. but at his appeal in october 2020, the former minister from the church gave evidence saying ezedi's conversion was genuine and a judge granted him asylum the next month. and so, seven years after arriving, and after multiple refusals of asylum, ezedi had won and was still in the uk this year to carry out the attack. in an ironic twist in the tale, when abdul ezedi was buried a fortnight ago, as these exclusive pictures given to the bbc show, i

the dossier shows ezedi arrived from afghanistan in 2016.efused the next year, with the judge saying his story was a mass of inconsistencies. but he wasn't removed from the uk. in 2019, he made fresh submissions, this time including these photographs showing him being baptised at grange road baptist church injarrow. again, he was turned down. by now, he'd been convicted of sexual assault and was on the sex offenders register. so the church made him sign this safeguarding contract. in it, he agreed he'd only enter the church when accompanied by a named male member of the congregation. but at his appeal in october 2020, the former minister from the church gave evidence, saying ezedi's conversion was genuine, and a judge granted him asylum the next month. and so seven years after arriving and after multiple refusals of asylum, ezedi had won and was still in the uk this year to carry out the attack. in an ironic twist in the tale, when abdul ezedi was buried a fortnight ago, as these exclusive pictures given to the bbc show, it was a muslim cere

>> abdul ezedi . >> abdul ezedi. >> abdul ezedi. >> ezedi. >> ezedi. >> and, we're talking about highwas applying to be a british citizen and how big norman religion was playing a part in him being accepted or not accepted , we've had a good not accepted, we've had a good debate on this this morning, norman, i have to say to you people. people just don't see why so far. they don't see why his religion, his religious beliefs , has got anything to do beliefs, has got anything to do with staying in this country. well, i totally agree with that . well, i totally agree with that. >> i mean, i think if >> look, i mean, i think if people come here they commit people come here and they commit horrendous as horrendous acts of violence, as this has, then this particular person has, then they forfeit their right to be here, in my view. i mean, they can't really apply refugee can't really apply for refugee status behaved in status if they've behaved in that way. but secondly, on the on religious point, i mean , on the religious point, i mean, the fact first of all, i don't believe he's converted

also tonight: fresh details emerge about how the clapham attacker abdul ezedi was granted asylum despite being a convicted sex offender. the bbc looks to its future, as the director general says the public will be asked to drive the debate on reforming the licence fee. and alan titchmarsh and having his and coming up on bbc news — another major tournament tantalizingly close for wales. one more win over poland and they'll be at euro 202a. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. a search operation is under way for people thrown into a river after a container ship collided with this bridge last night, sending it crashing into the water. it happened in the us city of baltimore, just north of washington dc. at least six people are missing. two others have already been pulled from the water. there were people working on the bridge when it happened. it's understood the container ship lost power moments before. we have correspondence on both side of the bridge. start tonight with our reporter on the west side. we start tonight with our reporter on the west side.— the west side. we have

we've been discussing abdul ezedi and the bbc on the bbc, brian says.. when will the bbc be made responsible for its decisions? well, jacob, that's down to you and your colleagues . down to you and your colleagues. and on ezedi, alison says, will the that this horrific the lady that this horrific person attacked have any recourse the church as recourse against the church as it the church who it was the church who authenticated and is authenticated him? and that is small. c c for church because i'm not entirely sure which church it is. it's not holy mother, and it's not the anglican church. now it's time to break my silence on the garrick club affair . as you may garrick club affair. as you may have guessed, i am in fact a member of the garrick club, which has been in the news recently, mainly for the fact that its membership list has been exposed, many being been exposed, with many being criticised for their membership of a men's only club. but some news from morning seems to news from this morning seems to refute seems, at least refute this seems, at l

the evidence is this ezedi was a known sex offender.sunni or a shia muslim . he'd lied about a shia muslim. he'd lied about how his brother died, if indeed he had died. he lied about not working in the uk when he was working in the uk when he was working as a mechanic . he working as a mechanic. he claimed he'd forgotten to mention he was christian. at his first hearing, the office first hearing, the home office said lying , and still said he was lying, and still judge o'hanlon granted him asylum, supported with letters from the british red cross , a from the british red cross, a refugee charity and, crucially, from the church. i want to know how o'hanlon sleeps at night. i want to know what their life is like. do they live near a migrant hotel? are they in danger as a result of some of the decisions that they make? are their daughters being confronted by an afghan sex criminal armed with a corrosive liquid in the street ? george liquid in the street? george o'hanlon cited a previous supreme judges comments in relation to a somali asylu

so seven years after arriving and after multiple refusals of asylum, ezedi had one and were still inn an ironic twist in the tail, when abdul a ezedi with very a fortnight ago, is it exclusive pictures given to the bbc show, it was a muslim ceremony at the request of his friends and family. daniel sandford, bbc news. around a lot across the uk, you are with bbc news. —— around the world and. now to thailand where the lower house of parliament is expected to approve a new marital rights to approve a new marital rights to all couples regardless of gender. the law is now almost certain to be enacted before the end of the year, making thailand the first in southeast asia to recognise same—sex marriage. for more, let's go livejonathan head who is in bangkok. took us through today. todayis bangkok. took us through today. today is getting towards the end of a very long process. this bill was early last year with a broad consensus in thai politics and the country as a whole that should happen same—sex couples should have same—sex couples should have same right but it did not get through befo

abdul ezedi. it's time for guys. abdul ezedi.lim funeral given for the so—called christian convert who smuggled his way into britain. a multiple sex offender too dangerous to even be left alone in church. how did this happen ? heads must how did this happen? heads must roll. the batley grammar school have issued a letter saying they are very disappointed not with the fact they abandoned one of their teachers for three years. who's still in hiding. but with the findings of dame sara the findings of the dame sara khan we've got an khan report, we've got an exclusive that letter exclusive from that letter leaked gb news. the nhs were leaked to gb news. the nhs were in a toxic relationship. well, let's divorce it. and finally, labour's rejoin fail. their eu fail. they want to cosy up to brussels. brussels isn't even interested. all that's on my show three till six. but first, here's your latest weather forecast. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> welcome to your latest weather update from the m

the dossier shows ezedi arrived from afghanistan in 2016.aim was turned down very quickly and his appeal refused the next year, with the judge saying his story was a mass of inconsistencies. but he wasn't removed from the uk. in 2019, he made fresh submissions, this time including these photographs showing him being baptised at grange road baptist church injarrow. again, he was turned down. by now, he'd been convicted of sexual assault and was on the sex offenders register. so the church made him sign this safeguarding contract. in it, he agreed he'd only enter the church when accompanied by a named male member of the congregation. but at his appeal in october 2020, the former minister from the church gave evidence, saying ezedi's conversion was genuine, and a judge granted him asylum the next month. and so seven years after arriving and after multiple refusals of asylum, ezedi had won and was still in the uk this year to carry out the attack. in an ironic twist in the tale, when abdul ezedi was buried a fortnight ago, as these exclusive pic

a range of previously confidential documents have shown for the first time the lengths ezedi has goneo prove he was a christian convert . his gone to prove he was a christian convert. his body was pulled from the river thames last month amid a major manhunt after he was suspected of dousing his ex—girlfriend with a corrosive chemical . ex—girlfriend with a corrosive chemical. now ex—girlfriend with a corrosive chemical . now the london mayor chemical. now the london mayor has condemned a conservative party advert , calling it an party advert, calling it an attempt to mislead voters . attempt to mislead voters. here's part of that video which suggested london had become a crime capital of the world under sadiq khan's leadership, a 54% increase in knife crime since the labour mayor seized power has the metropolis teetering on the brink of chaos. well, the video also warned of what it described as squads of ulez enforcers terrorising communities at the beck and call of their labour masters . while of their labour masters. while the post was withdrawn after a backlash for using footage of

that is the front pages plundeicast over the sincerity le doubts cast over the sincerity of abdul ezedis legitimacy of the scottish nafion the legitimacy of the scottish nation in its entirety. and welcome back to headliners with me, simon evans. we have comedian steve n allen and frances. no initial foster on the panel. steve, we kick off the panel. steve, we kick off the interior section with the daily mail and, i think we file this one under shocked pikachu face. >> yes, clapham chemical attacker abdul ezedi was given a muslim funeral and burial despite claiming to have converted to christianity. it is almost as if, and i hope i'm not speaking out of turn, that maybe the conversion to christianity didn't work, because there are other signs he wasn't a great christian throwing chemicals at someone . someone. >> it's not specifically indicted the gospels , i'm not indicted in the gospels, i'm not sure, but i don't think it's, you know, it would come under some of the umbrella sort of terms. >> but yeah, it feels like not the christian thing to do. so his conversion to christianity was th

here at home, chemical attacker abdul ezedi was granted asylum by a judge who accepted that he was a christian convert, despite concerns the sex offender was a proven liar. a range of confidential court documents have shown today. the lengths that ezedi went to prove his conversion from islam, including signing an agreement to be escorted during christian church services as a result of his criminal past. meanwhile pictures also released for the first time today show him being bapfised first time today show him being baptised and handing out christian leaflets in a shopping centre. as eddie's body was pulled from the river thames last month amid a major manhunt after he was suspected of dousing his ex—girlfriend with a corrosive chemical . the london corrosive chemical. the london mayor has today condemned a conservative party advert, calling it an attempt to mislead voters. here's part of the video that suggested london had become the crime capital of the world. under sadiq khan's leadership, a 54% increase in knife crime since the labour mayor seized power has the metropolis teeterin

abdul ezedi won asylum in 2020 after proving his conversion to christianity. injanuary — his body was found last month. buckingham palace says the king and queen willjoin other members of the royal family at the easter sunday service held at st george's chapel in windsor. it will be the king's most significant public appearance since he was diagnosed with cancer earlier this year. the prince and princess of wales will not be in attendance, as catherine continues with her cancer treatment. you're live with bbc news. on tuesday, us defense secretary lloyd austin issued some of his strongest comments on the situation in gaza a humanitarian catastrophe and issued some of his strongest comments on the israel—gaza war so far at a meeting with israel's defense chief yoav gallant. secretary austin also said that it was the israeli government has accused the us of emboldening hamas and hindering negotiations to release israeli hostages by allowing the text to pass. our middle east correspondent hugo bachega has more on today's developments. no surprise the fighting in

after it was revealed that the clapham chemical attacker, abdul ezedi, had converted to christianityn the uk, mps are examining the view that there's a conveyor belt of conversions for asylum seekers to cheat the system , and in fact to cheat the system, and in fact it was that man lee anderson, who was cross questioning reverend matthew firth next. reports suggest boris johnson could be deployed to the red wall to campaign for the tories in the next general election. we'll be hearing from voters in a tory stronghold and what they think about boris's potential return is that true, or is that a classic number 10 dead cat story? nothing to see here apart from the fact lee anderson has just crossed the floor. and that's all up in your that's all coming up in your next . thank you for joining next hour. thank you for joining me on the show. your pleasure as always , respected and always, respected and appreciated. now please get in touch, email me gb views at gb news. com hundreds of people have got in touch already today. many of you absolutely outraged by what you feel is a blatant and

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it was revealed today that ezedi was given a muslim burial in west london. able to dupe the system before viciously attacking a woman and her two daughters with chemicals on the streets of britain, raises serious concerns about the dangers potentially being posed to women by the illegal migrant crisis. and as i revealed last night, migrant crisis. and as i revealed last night , there is an revealed last night, there is an unproven but apparent correlation between areas with a large influx of asylum seekers and an increase in sexual offences. we, of course, await the data from the ministry of justice to definitively prove that either way , so do our open that either way, so do our open borders pose a threat to the women of britain? let me know your thoughts. gb views or gb views. com tweet me at gb news. make sure you take part in our poll. the results will follow shortly. but battle shortly. but doing battle on this writer this now, a writer and broadcaster emma webb and political commentator joana jaflue political commentator joana jarjue you, thank you jarj

a range of previously confidential documents show for the first time, the lengths ezedi went to provee was a christian convert. as eddie's body was pulled from the river thames last month amid a major manhunt after he was suspected of dousing his ex—girlfriend with a corrosive chemical . julian corrosive chemical. julian assange, his wife, says a decision to delay a final appeal on his extradition to the united states is utterly bizarre. us authorities have been asked to provide assurances on whether the wikileaks founder can rely on the american first amendment, which provides a right to free speech, or whether he may face a death penalty. a further hearing will now be held in may. it's after the disclosure of national defence information relating to the afghanistan and iraq wars. stella assange says today's a delay is an attack on press freedoms , but the courts have freedoms, but the courts have done have been to invite a political intervention from the united states to send a letter saying it's all okay. >> i find this astounding five years into this case, the united states has ma

now ezedi was able to . minister. now ezedi was able to. asylum here in the uk, despite a previous sex offence. conviction is just literally couldn't make this up. a spokesperson for the church of england role england said that it is the role of the home office and not the church, asylum seekers of the home office and not the churjudge asylum seekers of the home office and not the churjudge the asylum seekers of the home office and not the churjudge the merits seekers of the home office and not the churjudge the merits ofeekers of the home office and not the churjudge the merits of their! and judge the merits of their individual cases. and we wrote to the home office and they said that they had no evidence to show us in regards to this case. so joining me to discuss gb news, political news, a senior political commentator, nigel nelson, and also former government adviser claire also former government adviser clai think that perhaps they you think that perhaps they should to nigel? actually, should go to nigel? actually, because i went to cla

also tonight: fresh details emerge about how the clapham attacker abdul ezedi was granted asylum despite will be asked to drive the debate on reforming the licence fee. and alan titchmarsh and having his

, he chucked, abdul ezedi, he had chucked, acid tried to run acid at people.run them over and then principal them over and then the principal whole me tell you why whole thing. let me tell you why it's the same thing. it's it's not the same thing. it's not same thing because the not the same thing because the police were appealing for the public's in tracking public's help in tracking this fella i they fella down. and, i mean, they were saying, oh, know, can were saying, oh, you know, can you look at your doorbell footage? well, what it you footage? well, what is it you want me look for my doorbell want me to look for my doorbell footage? >> that on that >> so would you say that on that bafis >> so would you say that on that basis that nobody should basis then that nobody should be? there's public be? you know, there's no public interest in knowing name of interest in knowing the name of anybody been charged with anybody who's been charged with murder in a court of law. because you took that because if you if you took that argument, logical argument, the logica

this was despite concerns that ezedi, who was a convicted sex offender, by the way, was lying.e house of lords debated this week, christian persecutions around the world as more than 8000 christians were killed in nigeria alone in 2023. that's according to the open doors charity joining me now is international security and border control expert henry bolton. henry, thank you very much for your company. >> where do we draw the line here between , giving a si king, here between, giving a si king, giving asylum, granting asylum to christians who are being persecuted in the likes of nigeria, pakistan. >> it could be a multitude of places . and actually recognising places. and actually recognising that there are going to be some people who say they are christian, who say they they could say they are gay, they could say they are gay, they could say they are gay, they could say there are multitude things, in order to actually get status, to stay here. >> indeed, they're gaming the system. i mean, i think there's three things. and you just two things and you've brought up a third, if y

you've got other examples like ezedi.amist bomber al—suleiman, the islamist bomber al—suleiman, the judiciary. the islamist bomber al—suleiman, the judiciary . basically, the the judiciary. basically, the criticism of the judiciary here overlooked his criminal background. and of course, the church of england , i think, have church of england, i think, have a real case to answer. i don't think he should have ever been allowed into the country. i think other countries do this much better than we do. and actually i think the public deserve a hell of a lot better than what they've got . you were than what they've got. you were in government, charlie. i mean, that's not acceptable. >> surely not. >> surely it's not. >> surely it's not. >> someone like that in >> allow someone like that in the country. >> i mean, no, it's not. and i think everybody would be flabbergasted to know as to how to who had a sexual to someone who had a sexual conviction against them, who appued conviction against them, who applied into the applied twi

the baptism of the clapham chemical attacker — abdul ezedi granted asylum after a judge accepted he was

church of undermining the asylum system system after accepting the clapham chemical attacker, abdul ezedi faith conversion was genuine, even though he failed a christianity test and he was a convicted sexual offender, and britain's sewage scandal sewage has spilt to a record high last yeah >> this needs sorting out. we're going to be talking to two prominent campaigners, actor james murray and former pop star feargal sharkey. this morning . feargal sharkey. this morning. >> murray, of course, is in the crown and the conservatives, well, they're in crisis. rishi sunak another little mini reshuffle after the departure of two government ministers. another they're on the ropes. >> and of course, if you were with us yesterday, you saw this footage emerging, the six people missing after the baltimore bridge collapse are now presumed dead. we're going to have the very latest. so we've got a lot in the show today. there's a lot to get through this interview with esther ghey, the mother of brianna. really important. and she's really putting all of her energy because, see, on that clip there, the e

and of course we've had the appalling case of abdul ezedi and the reason that he was allowed to stayaving committed previous sexual offences, and, of course, then went to on commit that pretty barbaric or very barbaric alkali attack in clapham was that, you know, he was baptised by roy merrin, a baptist minister. and if you look at your screens, you can see that baptism taking place, but david neil himself, the former immigration inspector that's blown the whistle on all of this , has said that this is of this, has said that this is happening in ridiculous quantities . happening in ridiculous quantities. hundreds of people saying we've come to christianity and that in many cases, it simply isn't genuine . cases, it simply isn't genuine. and i'm joined by michael nazir—ali, now a catholic prelate. but of course, former my former bishop, when you prelate. but of course, former my former bishop , when you were my former bishop, when you were bishop of rochester. look, i understand and that the church by its very nature is an inclusive organisation . the inclusive organisation. the doors

last night online, backed up by the home affairs select committee today, and i guess it was the abdul ezedili attack in clapham that kind of brought this issue back to the fore. he was somebody, remember, who pretended to convert to christianity, having come into this country illegally and was then allowed to stay. but remarkably, one of the witnesses this morning, the reverend matthew firth, described to the committee a conveyor belt and veritable industry of asylum, baptisms. well gb news home and security editor mark white joins me. mark, i think it was the clapham incident that got us talking about this again, but give us some idea of the scale of people who claim they're gay or claim they've converted to christianity . christianity. >> well, we suspected for some time, nigel, that this was a significant and growing problem. remember we spoke back in 2021, at the time when emad al—qarawiyyin, the suicide bomber who tried to blow up the liverpool maternity hospital, luckily only killed himself in that particular bombing. but remember, he had also applied and become a christian in an effo

ezedi are going to be burning is kelvin mackenzie.you for break, i can tell you that for free. let's housing when we free. let's talk housing when we come never mind building come back. never mind building houses. time that we houses. is it time now that we just we've got to build just accept we've got to build whole on earth whole new towns? where on earth do these things? tell me . do we put these things? tell me. i'll you in two. hi there. i'm michelle dewberry till seven. it's still here. i've not kicked him out. the former editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzie and the fist team professor at staffordshire university, tom buick, who have divided opinion tonight. kelvin someone on twitter got in touch and said. michelle, you called kelvin my love. he says if a male presenter said that to a woman , yeah, the fella would be woman, yeah, the fella would be getting the boot, don't i? >> don't worry. yes. >> don't worry. yes. >> and don't worry. i take it back.i >> and don't worry. i take it back. i normally call him even far worse things.

, for instance, at abdul ezedi, for instance, you he given asylum you know, he was given asylum evenimes. >> f- f— >> convicted sex attacker. >> convicted sex attacker. >> . and it's such an opaque >> yes. and it's such an opaque process and we don't really know what's going on. so maybe a bit of transparency would be good. so public put more so the public could put more pressure office to pressure on the home office to make decisions are make better decisions that are in the interest of the public. i mean, you've seen the albanian drug gangs you've usurped almost every the drug in every area of the drug market in england over past few years. england over the past few years. i think people are i don't think people are necessarily that, and necessarily aware of that, and i think do need to become more think we do need to become more aware it. aware of it. >> charlie, you're going to get some the side of some people on the left side of the argument say, you know, the argument who say, you know, this just racist dog this is just a racist dog whistle and demonising migrants, right? >> we

this, ezedi this, after abdul ezedi a convicted sex offender who was one of those so—called convertersage with a chemical attack on the streets of london before being found dead days later. he then received a muslim funeral after his body was pulled from the river thames. plus as churches close, wardens disappear and calls are made for slave trade reparations. as britain lost faith in the church . joining reparations. as britain lost faith in the church .joining me faith in the church. joining me to discuss this is reverend keith waters , who joins us, so keith waters, who joins us, so why are things not looking good? would be the first question i'd like to ask you . like to ask you. >> why not? things not looking good with with the church, yeah, i guess fondness to it, i suppose. after after that list of things that are happening, it's not looking like you're having success. having a pr success. >> well, you know, i think the church is probably rarely had a pr success, but i think there's also a question is, what is the church when the church is christian people? it's not buildings. i

ezedi. but what is etcetera. ezedi.ation finds out . and investigation finds out. and depending on what the investigation will find out. so this story will be developing unfortunately. >> yeah. absolutely and the concert venue , i mean it was concert venue, i mean it was friday night. is it a big venue? i understand it was absolutely packed with people and those people included children . people included children. >> it's a venue that can host up to 6000 people. yes. and it was almost fully packed. but you know , once again, russia has know, once again, russia has shown, an outstanding example of resilience because, for example , resilience because, for example, the taxi was free for like all moscow ites who were trying to flee the scene, emergency services as ambulances, like, everyone just came to the scene because there was fire. also, after shooting everyone , the after shooting everyone, the gunman, they set the whole scene on fire. so the firefighters had to come and extinguish the fire. it was it was a tough situ

. >> we're in the heart of shropshire at ezedi technology . shropshire at ezedi technology.i know you've got a lot of successful uk manufacturing news coming out of this building. >> absolutely . we are continuing >> absolutely. we are continuing to we've got big to invest. we've got big investment year. investment plans this year. we've got 100 tonne, 200 tonne progression and a thousand progression press and a thousand tonne progression press coming onune tonne progression press coming online this year. looking online this year. we're looking at , so we're getting at reshoring, so we're getting more more enquiries and it's more and more enquiries and it's good news. >> yeah. so let's talk about that because you do a lot that because i know you do a lot of exporting as well don't you. maybe not directly but maybe not directly export but your on to your parts get bolted on to aeroplanes militaryvehicles aeroplanes to military vehicles to, to automotive vehicles and obviously get exported all around the world. absolutely >> and we also export directly to america germany. so w

ezedi.emical attack, the bibby stockholm , 40 individuals from stockholm, 40 individuals from that barge who are in the process, it seems, of trying to convert to christianity . but convert to christianity. but remember, in 2021 as well, another prominent case of ahmad al amin, the suicide bomber who tried to blow up the maternity hospital in liverpool, another case where it really came to prominence, where he had a few years before blowing himself up in that that attempt to blow up the maternity hospital he had converted to christianity , tried converted to christianity, tried to use that as a means of staying in the country, and that really blew a lid off what was happening there. with more people coming forward and saying that this was happening on more of an industrial scale. now, what's happening at the moment in the home affairs select committee is we're getting evidence from a whistleblower, former parish priest in darlington in 2018, he was a pansh darlington in 2018, he was a parish

and so, you know, saying, well, anybody who commits a crime, i mean, i think the case of abdul ezediow, the man who'd been turned down for asylum more than once, converted, supposedly converted to christianity, although he had a muslim funeral , and he'd been able to sort of get through the system with that conversion. went on to throw, you know, a corrosive substance at a lady and a little child, so, yeah , it's something and so, yeah, it's something and obviously robert jenrick who's putting this forward, resigned over what he felt was not sufficiently tough action on on immigration. he was immigration minister. i think it's worth beanng minister. i think it's worth bearing in mind, too, of course, that there's likely to be a leadership vacancy at the top of the conservative party if rishi sunak does not win the general election. and probably a little bit of positioning, because robert jenrick one of many who would like to lead the party, do you think this will be a vote winner? >> do you think this will be a vote winner for the conservative voters? >> i'm not sure that it will to

his comments come after alkali suspect abdul ezedi was granted asylum after he was baptised. he was accepted as a christian convert despite concerns the convicted sex offender was also a proven liar. his body was pulled from the thames last month and his family gave him a muslim burial. new month and his family gave him a muslim burial . new video has muslim burial. new video has been released in the united states , showing the inside of a states, showing the inside of a container ship that hit the baltimore bridge, causing it to collapse below into the river. the footage, released by the national transport safety board , national transport safety board, is one of the first glimpses inside the vessel that collided with francis scott key with the francis scott key bridge on tuesday. it shows investigators inside the boat inspecting the damage as they arrive to download the ship's data. the wreckage of the boat and the bridge remains in the port, one of the busiest in the eastern united states . that port eastern united states. that port now closed indefinitely, and crews are s

acid attacker and twice failed asylum seeker abdul ezedi went missing again when questions were raisedegal immigrants into immigrants a backdoor into britain. this guidance for britain. then this guidance for anglican clergy emerged , giving anglican clergy emerged, giving them tips on how to help asylum seekers , how to vouch for them seekers, how to vouch for them and help them stay in britain . and help them stay in britain. and then the former priest in darlington, matthew firth, went nuclear. he claimed that the church of england was running a conveyor belt of dodgy asylum claims , baptising men who were claims, baptising men who were not christian, with asian men with bags of cash in attendance and essentially a ready army of crooked lawyers waiting in the wings. we repeatedly went to the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, and the church of england for comment. they kept denying everything. they kept saying nothing to see here. they kept saying it's up to the home office, not them. and the bishop of chelmsford, the right reverend julie francis de karney, refuted the increasi