the gang even stormed a tv studio during a live broadcast. taking hostages of state order continues to a road further. even more cocaine threatens to be shipped out of the country and off to europe. during their visit, the delegation from berlin reached an agreement with the ecuadorian government. the german criminal police agency will station a liaison officer in the country a further stop on the delegations trip peru after columbia the world. the 2nd biggest grower of the coca plant, the prove and police shared this video with us. it shows security forces rating and illegal drugs lab in the middle of the jungle where cocaine is manufactured with very basic equipment. the. the footage shows dried cocoa leaves and an outdoor container. just one of many such facilities hidden away in the peruvian jungle. the cocaine is shipped abroad via the countries ports, including here in the capital lima. the german interior minister and her team are here to get a 1st hand look at the situation and to see what they can do to limit the export of cocaine. g

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as jumping who are concerned about rape gangs asjumping on who are concerned about rape gangs as jumpinga far right bandwagon rather than facing up to his own record —— the shadow home secretary chris philp. ed davey said mr musc�*s intervention was dangerous rhetoric and the us ambassador should be called in over the matter. and we will be hearing from the home secretary yvette cooper, she will be making a statement in the house of commons, and if you're in the uk you will be able to watch that here on bbc news. now, let's turn to the middle east. israel says hamas has not given any details about the status of hostages it claims it's ready to release in the first phase of a potential deal. hamas has indicated that 3a hostages — including all the women, children, and elderly and sick captives it holds — could be freed. in recent days, negotiators from both sides have been holding indirect talks in qatar. our correspondent in jerusalem, emir nader, gave us the latest. we understand from mr benjamin netanyahu's office that the list of 3a names that hamas has shared with the media, includin

a gang abducted 2 of its own members and held them captive in this building. they tortured them to find a suspected traitor in the ranks, while filming the ordeal. the eyes of base before the the hostages were eventually fried by a special police unit, who also seized a cache fire arms. 7 men were subsequently arrested, but the 3 suspected leaders were able to flee to the netherlands. the kidnappings were linked to the fact of 300 kilos of marijuana from this storage room, with an estimated market value of 1500000 euros. investigators believe the drugs belong to the so called micro mafia. the thieves, evidently from a rival gang. the resulting to her for is a 1st in germany. the man behind this attack is believed to have come over from the netherlands of the one in a series of bombings the meeting. and then ask whom does the like for these are to it. so i'm an exclusive, someone felt so the scope is all the codes potty minus and adults and cannot hide it. it's to soon and then asked me to live, intends to should be of the chevy, the mafia. kind of the kind of

the thieves, evidently from a rival gang. the resulting to her for is it 1st in germany, the man behind this attack is believed to have come over from the netherlands of the one in a series of bombings. mit and then that's come to see like for these are 2 it's so i'm not exclusive from on phillips. the scope is off codes potty minus. i'm in dolton cannot hide a so soon and then asked me to let me finish this, be appreciated. the mafia kind of the kind of guns and then the spelling get gauge now under control then i'm so sure he's done. you want to the local mafia of what and also you know, who indeed so on all phone the violence involved in the conflict is assuming a new quality in germany was a dozen bombings, cologne at the center, but also spreading to other locations in the state of north run westphalia, the perpetrators also target stores and apartment buildings, showing little concern for potential casualties among innocent bystanders. just in here it's probably the loan police department is facing major challenges due

it's believed that the eating in the ganges can help wash away all sins. the building this is to are said to be cured with just one sip of the holy water. the one bobby also believes in the power of the river for over 50 years. he's been growing on the ganges. i'm gonna say hello, how are you? yeah. how they're both very well and that's how i've come down here. what's your name? my name is ron bonnie, that i'm not modeling oliver rom rom is a god. body stands for the monkey guard. the monkey room is an especially powerful god run by the is 73 years old. he spent his whole life in, but honestly, he tells me that he owes all his energy and health to the ganges. come pick up here. you sometimes drink the water as well. me? he thought, oh, yes, of course. yes, dick know, even now this one now he's drinking the water. is the water divided under his water? you are, holy water studies have shown how polluted the ganges can be in around us. the water is so toxic that fish can barely survive. here though, the science seems to play a less important role than face th

that's the lore of the gang seen, is further glamorize by influencers and wrappers. the promise of a luxurious lifestyle is attempting one for many in the netherlands as in germany and elsewhere. but to get a foot and a lucrative cocaine trade, you 1st need some start up capital in the space of just 9 years. some 3000 cash machines in germany were blown open. are also leading bystanders. terrified the by the police are no doubt that the majority of the atm robberies are connected to cocaine. gangs, only about who takes us to a bank branch in desoto that suffered that very fate. does it? so to push for it's a typical set up for a local bank with the atm on the ground floor and families living above it from you . you can see people there right now who should bedroom probably on the right. so i strongly shut off. and when a fire breaks out after the explosion, i imagine getting the family out through the front door when on things like you to challenge for firefighters. so if we find there have been cases of buildings catching on fire on top hunts. you ask him, leon hits

the mit st battles between heavily armed gangs and as well as fighting each other. they openly challenge the states authority in january 2024th, an ecuadorian prosecutor was shot dead in his car. he'd been investigating norco gaggs, classifying 20 of them as terrorist organizations. just a few days earlier, one of the gangs had taken hostages at a university and broadcast their desperate cries for help. the all part of a wave of open intimidation and tear. in another shocking demonstration of their power, the gang in store, and a tv studio during a live broadcast taking hostages. as state order continues to a road further, even more cocaine threatens to be shipped out of the country and off to europe. during their visit, the delegation from berlin reached an agreement with the ecuadorian government. the german criminal police agency will station, a liaison officer in the country a further stop on the delegations trip peru after columbia the world. the 2nd biggest grower of the coca plant, the peruvian police share this video with us. it shows security forces rating

sir keir starmer says people are spreading lies over the gangs and the response of the gangs and thet up the political agenda, gangs has shot right up the politicalagenda, it gangs has shot right up the political agenda, it will be a pretty feisty exchange, won't it? , ., ., , it? yes, we have two things happening _ it? yes, we have two things happening this _ it? yes, we have two things happening this afternoon. l it? yes, we have two things i happening this afternoon. first up, you have prime minister's questions which could be what kemi badenoch chooses to ask yoursex kemi badenoch chooses to ask your sex questions and, although not necessarily, we have seen her keynote previous pmqs to push topics like the economy, migration, and there have been developments on those since the last time the two leaders faced one another across the dispatch boxes. so it is not a given that she will talk about the grooming gang inquiry at prime minister's questions. however, it is the issue that has dominated certain whitley last week or so, that is going to come up again later this afternoon, beca

what we have seen over the holidays is that gangs have not let down.t—au—prince, not far from the airport, and then this week we've also seen gangs go above in the mountains, creating panic there. of its arrival, and not really being able to take on the gangs as everyone had hoped and expected. and it comes at a very opportune time. what we have seen over the holidays is that gangs have not let down. and so, if i'm not mistaken, they will be working with kenyan police officers who are already on the ground. how has that deployment been going? so yes, we have 300 kenyan police officers, and also a small contingent, about two dozen — a little more than two dozen — from the caribbean, led byjamaica. we've seen that the gangs have the ability to do multiple attacks, so the forces in the region just north of port—au—prince — you have attacks in port—au—prince, then you have attacks going on. at the end of last year, we saw three major massacres that occurred. and so there's a lot of frustration. there's a lot of panic, a lot of concerns in haiti. at the end

i— grooming gangs. i was described as a criminal, a prostitute. i was - grooming gangs. as a criminal, a prostitute. i was called i criminal, a prostitute. i was called a compulsive _ criminal, a prostitute. i was called a compulsive liar _ criminal, a prostitute. i was called a compulsive liar all _ criminal, a prostitute. i was called a compulsive liar all the _ criminal, a prostitute. i was called a compulsive liar all the time. - criminal, a prostitute. i was called| a compulsive liar all the time. now on the road — a compulsive liar all the time. now on the road to _ a compulsive liar all the time. now on the road to meet _ a compulsive liar all the time. new on the road to meetjess a compulsive liar all the time. iirrvfi on the road to meetjess phillips, on the road to meetjess phillips, the safeguarding minister, to ask why she rejected 0ldham council's calls for a government led inquiry into abuse in the town. i want her to listen to survivors, look at it from our point of view. and what is the one thing you will say to jess phillips? please give us a government s

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this is his number of posts on the uk and grooming gangs.ing musk. sir keir starmer attacked those spreading lies and misinformation on the response to the grooming gangs. we've analysed musk timeline on that same day, monday the sixth, from midnight to midnight gmt, there were 153 posts. this includes those written by musk and those by others that he shared. 33% of them were on us politics, 48% on the uk, and nearly all of them about grooming gangs. and these posts contain a range of false information. at 8.12 on monday morning, musk posted that former prime minister gordon brown sold those little girls for votes. later, he posted starmer was deeply complicit in the mass rapes in exchange for votes, a reference to when sir keir starmer led the crown prosecution service. there is no evidence that gordon brown or keir starmer sought to obstruct justice for political gain, or for any other reason. at 1245 on monday, musk shared this screenshot. at 12.45 on monday, musk shared this screenshot. it says, "here is a list of mps who voted against d

britain's prime minister has defended his record on tackling sex abuse gangs operating in the uk.t follows calls from opposition parties for a national inquiry, and condemnation on social media from the tech billionare, elon musk. sir keir starmer accused the far right of spreading poison, lies and misinformation, because, he said, they were �*desperate for attention�*. our political correspondent damian grammaticas reports. he is the world�*s richest man, with the ear of the us president, now disrupting politics here, too. elon musk has attacked sir keir starmer, calling him a national embarrassment, saying he should be in prison, claiming he was complicit in crimes committed by grooming gangs responsible for child sexual abuse. he attacked the safeguarding ministerjess phillips, saying her behaviour had been utterly disgusting, she was a rape genocide apologist, should also be in prison. the prime minister clearly felt he could no longer ignore the interventions and waded in today, defending his record as director of public prosecutions, saying he was the first to tackle the gan

we found court reports gangs operating in 50 towns — reports gangs operating in 50 towns across the countryyou certain — towns across the country. are you certain as prime minister it is_ you certain as prime minister it is not— you certain as prime minister it is not going on today? why don't — it is not going on today? why don't you _ it is not going on today? why don't you order a national public— don't you order a national public inquiry? are you afraid it may— public inquiry? are you afraid it may expose failings of your role _ it may expose failings of your role and _ it may expose failings of your role and that is why elon musk says— role and that is why elon musk says were _ role and that is why elon musk says were you complicit in rape of britain _ says were you complicit in rape of britain. to go after the far right— of britain. to go after the far right does not go to the heart of problem. gn right does not go to the heart of problem-— right does not go to the heart of problem. on my record, you were covering _ of problem. on my record, you were covering crime _ of problem. on my

the daily mail has starmer guilty as anyone over grooming gangs.e're going to get to that story in a moment. the daily express has it's a cop out on social care reforms the eye has. starmer faces growing threat from reform over migration, poll reveals the mirror has a nice little earner that's luke littler, who just won the darts, and the daily star has secretary of state for the bleeding. obvious. that's wes streeting telling people to put on a jumper if it gets cold. okay, let's take a closer look at those front pages, starting with saturday's mail. paul. >> yeah, the daily mail's starmer guilty as anyone over grooming gangs. and this is the words of ex—detective maggie oliver, of course, a whistleblower and features heavily in charlie peters explosive and excellent report for gb news. and she thinks the pm must bear some responsibility for the widespread failure to bfing for the widespread failure to bring those responsible to justice. and she went to it onto x and said those leading these inquiries have always wanted to cover up the truth, to hi

and in terms of those gangs, do we have any indication are they going to support this mission?use what they called the nuclear option in a lot of cases to override that blockage. we also know that when trump came in his first time, the official un mission on the ground was on its way out, and his administration did not do anything to stop that, even though people were warning that haiti was not prepared to be without a un peacekeeping mission. the biden administration has asked the un security council to transform this current mission into an official un peacekeeping operation so that the funding is guaranteed, and so everyone is waiting to see where will the trump administration side. are they going to continue to support this kenyan mission on the ground, where the biden administration has poured $600 billion into it, or are they going to continue to push for a un peacekeeping operation, where the funding will come from the fees that the un security council members pay? ajapanese woman recognised as the world�*s oldest person by guinness world records has died at the age of 1

grooming gangs.eople, often in targeted and organised operations. the victims are subject to abuse, coercion and trafficking, which many continue to suffer in silence. our health secretary, wes streeting, has warned or warned of the use of inflammatory language over grooming, gang risks vilifying entire communities. he also says he fears rhetoric could lead to atrocities similar to the christchurch mosque shootings in new zealand, which killed more than 50 people. wes streeting told the guardian there are people in my community who have either pakistani heritage or look different, who are more fearful today than they were before. are those legitimate concerns or mere whitewashing of the issue? i'm joined now by child abuse solicitor david greenwood, who has worked on a team representing more than 100 survivors in rotherham. david, welcome to the show. listen, where's this been? pretty forthcoming with his statement in the guardian. he's reiterated it on x. is it rhetoric too inflammatory right now. a

we are discussing the grooming gangs, a better phrase is the rape and torture gangs.ments raging at the moment, at the heart of this are victims, at the heart of this, survivors, all too easily forgotten in all the noise that is going on. reading the court papers on these cases going way back, it is such a difficult read. as i said, grooming is a woefully inadequate word. what happened to these young women

here's a little video for you to see about this gang. in aurora, colorado. >> this is what they are talking about. >> one of the latest cities to help apartment complexes taken over by the venezuelan gang. >> i'm in favor of saying we will not treat people who are undocumented across the board as criminals. >> 14,000 illegal immigrants convicted of murder have been released into the united states. >> my 20-year-old daughter kayla hamilton was murdered in her home where kayla's murder was apprehended by border patrol crossing illegally into the u.s. >> kayla's murder had been released into the united states. >> more than one dozen people suspected of being gang members right here in san antonio. >> the gang members had been terrorizing the apartment complex v-neck new details in the murder of lakin riley. >> committing this heinous murder is a venezuelan national. >> being released into the country by the biden administration. >> it probably would not have happened. >> in the country illegally cards with capital murder. >> wrapped his arm

now, musk has turned to the uk — particulary the issue of grooming gangs.nd has asked if "america should liberate the people of britain from their tyrannical government". watching all of this are europe's leaders. norway's prime minister says musk�*s interventions are worrying. the french president emmanuel macron has said: "ten years ago, who would have imagined that the owner of one of the world's largest social networks would be intervening directly in elections." but a lot has changed in ten years. and elon musk, to the delight of his supporters, is a man set on challenging the status quo. set on changing how we all live. and he's doing it in a range of ways though space travel, through how we access the internet, through electric vehicles, and now by influencing the information we consume and the issues we discuss. "you are the media' musk tells people on x — as he frequently says the legacy media are dishonest — and as he often shares untrue and misleading information himself. elon musk has talked of the need for a "new philosophy of the future". and

like a grooming gang will literally mark you with a knife, so that your ownership is clear.ed around the country, literally put in warehouses above some shop or another, in a place they don't know, and raped repeatedly. the idea that some kneejerk, based on... ..you know, a rich man a thousand miles away is the way to serve these children and change things in the future. it appears that this intervention from elon musk has put this at the top of the political agenda in this country. we saw yvette cooper, the home secretary, announce new and accelerated measures in the commons last night. has he not helped accelerate things? look, my mother taught me, never waste a crisis, and i absolutely don't intend to waste this one. and i will make everybody�*s sudden interest in this make some actual outcomes in this area. but has he prompted that? to be perfectly honest, the things that yvette cooper was announcing yesterday are all things that we were working incredibly hard on ensuring that just the announcement of them gets made. the idea that we were going to have a victims panel,

that includi aggravated sex offenders, child predators, convicted murders and members of the tda gang. and homan praised the sweeping operation, fbi, dea, i.c.e., all involved and on the ground was top acting u.s. attorney general here. and homan tells fox it helps to have him on the ground when they arrest gang members that are selling firearms that have switches that make them into automatic weapons. this afternoon, the front a page of the "chicago tribune" reads" we are terrified" and reports of local churches and schools targeted. homan tell fox news that homes schools and churches are not targeted. and saying it makes sense that it makes them think they could be arrested in schools and churches. and the ceo pedro martinez of the school ceo wrote on x. and writing on x saying... [reading on screen tweet] and it was an arrest by the fbi to arrest someone who made threats against president trump, and they say that governor pritzker owes an apology to president trump. >> and we bring in our guest, joseph humire, you have written a report on heritage.org, and here's what you said, doc

murdered by a drug gang and... dated all of jo's bidding. narrative and they got rid of all the evidence. meanwhile they had margaret brennan and her interview with the g -- bp j.d. vance. he had very harsh words for the u.s. catholic bishops condemning ice entering churches and schools. >> we are going to enforce immigration law. protect the american people. donald trump promised to do that and i believe the u.s. conference of catholic bishops, if they are worried about the cost, let them talk about the children who have been sex trafficked because of the wide-open border of joe biden. let them talk about people like laken riley who were brutally murdered. i support us doing law-enforcement against violent criminals whether they are illegal immigrants were anybody else. >> sean: the young children victims of violent crime, the fentanyl is killing our kids. that was far from the only topic that they discussed as they clashed over a number of issues with the vice president coming out on top in every exchange. while embarrassing the liberal an

keir starmer defends his record on tackling grooming gangs, after scathing attacks from the world's richestan, elon musk. and... demi moore! and coming up on sportsday later in the hour on bbc news — we'll get the latest from molineux ahead of their game at wolves. of great glen this morning, a place hit hard by the heavy rainfall overnight. how are you? oh, my gosh. how are you feeling? i'm good. that's fifth time. fifth time you've changed clothes?! and this is the man being hailed as a hero. he owns the now flooded pub next to where the rescue took place. what was going through your head? because that was a potentially very dangerous thing to do. i wasjust thinking, like, get that person out from there. that's what i was thinking only. so i thought nothing. i thoughtjust to grab. if you stay there another 15, 20 minutes, she would die or she would pass away. she said that if you hadn't rescued her, another 15, 20 minutes later, she might have died? her, another15, 20 minutes later, she might have died?— the woman, who's asked to remain anonymous, says she's now fine and has thanked jemmy

members in the venezuela gang, and many have ties to the gang, and i.c.e. was doing background checks on the people they arrested and boarding them on the bus you are looking at. and the rocky mountain team from the dea say they boarding to quickly, that some were left on ice. >> we detained approximately 50 people. i.c.e. was part of this operation with us. they were here because we knew that we were going to have potentially a lot of illegal aliens on the scene, and i.c.e. ran checks on every single person. >> yesterday, i.c.e. says 960 arrested, and some detainers and hoping to hole them in jails around the country, and i.c.e. made several arrests in atlanta, and i.c.e. said it's not about enforcement, but protection of the american people, and sources tell fox, new york city is next and we are told it's a massive raid and people are looking forward to that and they want information about who will be taken next. >> sandra: wow, alexis, you're on it. thank you very much. john. >> john: president trump squaring off with colombia's president over the weeken

at hmp manchester, the prisons watchdog says the airspace has been ceded to organised crime gangs.e being flown in because of broken cctv and failed netting. prisoners have been breaking £5,000 windows to receive deliveries faster than they can be replaced. hmp long lartin in worcestershire holds some of the uk's most dangerous terrorism offenders, yet its bosses are similarly struggling with drones dropping camouflaged contraband into the grounds. how is the prisoner coordinating this? they must be communicating with someone. yeah, so they're on... they're on the phone. the watchdog says the drones are driving an illicit economy of drugs, mobile phones and weapons — undermining safety and work to rehabilitate offenders. this is a threat to national security. the potential for serious weapons to be able to get into our prisons in increasing numbers means that there is a risk, particularly with these cat a prisons — particularly with some of the riskiest men in the country, who are either connected to organised crime gangs or they are terrorists or terrorist affiliated. the watchdog

the holy water of the ganges has the power to heal any kind of illness.get some of the day�*s other news. more than a million people have taken part in a rally in the philippine capital, manila, to show support for the vice president, sara duterte. she�*s facing calls for her impeachment after saying she�*d hired a hit man who�*d kill the president if something happened to her. celebrations broke out in parts of sudan after the army announced it captured the strategic city of wad madani from the paramilitary rapid support forces. it�*s the group�*s biggest setback since the civil war there began 21 months ago but their leader vowed to continue fighting until victory, even if it takes another 20 years. a us swimmer whose ten olympic medals were incinerated in the los angeles wildfires is to be given a replica set by the international olympics committee. gary halljr was forced to flee his home in the pacific palisades when the fire tore through the area. he won five gold, three silver and two bronze medals across three olympic games at the turn of the mille

these are criminal gangs that are undermining our border security and putting lives at risk, and theyed. police. yes? this week, three members of an organised crime group involved in smuggling thousands of migrants into europe and across the channel were arrested in the uk, following a joint operation between the national crime agency and belgian authorities. they now face extradition to belgium, where they've already been convicted in their absence. just the kind of international cooperation and tough policing the government sees as key to defeating the criminal gangs. the home office has announced new court orders will be available in england and wales to limit the activities of those suspected, but not convicted of serious criminality in the channel. but the desperation of those determined to seek asylum in the uk means stopping the boats is both difficult and dangerous. mark easton, bbc news. after a difficult 12 months, the royal family may well be looking forward to a fresh, new year. in 2024 both the king and the princess of wales were diagnosed with cancer, and there were more

and remove the savage gang. tren de aragua from the united states. here's a little video for you to see about this gang. go ahead open borders, deadly consequences. >> border crisis, record high crossings are putting a strain on cities across america. >> it is a full blown invasion by armed venezuelan gang members storming an apartment complex in aurora, colorado. >> when people talk about migrant crime, this is what they're talking about. >> san antonio, texas just one of the latest cities to have apartment complexes taken over by members of the venezuelan gang. >> biden and harris had created a program to bring them in under humanitarian parole. >> i am in favor of saying that we're not going to treat people who are undocumented across the border as criminals. >> more than 13,000 illegal immigrants convicted of murder have been released into the united states. >> my 20 year old daughter, kayla hamilton, was murdered in her own room. kayla's murderer was apprehended by border patrol, crossing illegally into the

_ set up has led to over 500 arrests of gang rape - arrests of gang rape perpetrators - arrests of gang arrests of gang rape _ perpetrators and uncovered this prohiem — perpetrators and uncovered this prohiem has _ perpetrators and uncovered this problem has not _ perpetrators and uncovered this problem has not finished. - perpetrators and uncovered this problem has not finished. for. problem has not finished. for those — problem has not finished. for those reasons, _ problem has not finished. for those reasons, it _ problem has not finished. for those reasons, it is _ problem has not finished. forj those reasons, it is important we have — those reasons, it is important we have a _ those reasons, it is important we have a pmper_ those reasons, it is important we have a proper national- we have a proper national inquiry— we have a proper national inquiry looking _ we have a proper national inquiry looking at- we have a proper national inquiry looking at all- we have a proper national inquiry looking at all of. we have a proper national. inquiry looking at all of this. when — inquiry look

elon musk has had a lot to say about the grooming gangs scandal.er of posts on the uk and grooming gangs, it's increased sharply in recent weeks and, on monday, without naming musk, sir keir starmer attacked those spreading lies and misinformation on the response to the grooming gangs. we've analysed musk�*s timeline and on that same day, monday the 6th, from midnight until midnight gmt. there were 153 posts, this includes those written by musk and those by others that he shared. 33% of them were on us politics. 48% on the uk and nearly all of them about grooming gangs. and these posts contain a range of false information. at 8:12am on monday morning, musk posted that former prime minister gordon brown "sold those little girls for votes. " later, he posted, "starmerwas deeply complicit in the mass rapes in exchange for votes." a reference to when sir kier starmer led the crown prosecution service. there is no evidence that gordon brown or kier starmer sought to obstruct justice for political gain or for any other reason. at 12:16pm on monday, musk

the commons and we expect her to announce a plan to implement a new local inquiries into grooming gangsu will of course know that for weeks the government has faced calls for a new national inquiry into grooming gangs. and it was partly reintroduced because a post by elon musk but when it was emerging that the safeguarding ministerjess phillips turned down a request for government help with an inquiry in 0ldham, the conservatives and a handful of labour mps and the billionaire elon musk have all called for new inquiries. the conservative _ called for new inquiries. the conservative leader - called for new inquiries. tie: conservative leader kemi badenoch earlier when she was giving her first major speech on 2025 said again that local inquiries would not be enough and repeated her call for a full nationally inquiry. find be enough and repeated her call for a full nationally inquiry.— a full nationally inquiry. and we exect a full nationally inquiry. and we meet yvette _ a full nationally inquiry. and we expect yvette yvette _ a full nationally inquiry. and we expect yvette yvette cooper .

how many known cartel members or gang members, do you know?w or >> we have no idea, we have 2.2 million got a ways, we know, drone traffic, 2.2 millionle a people crossed the border, we do not know whowh they are, where they came from or why they are here. but they will get free airline tickets to a city of their choice, three meals a day, free medical care, they paid more not to be fingerprinted or vetted. that should scare the hell out of everybody, it scares the hell out of me. >> sean: we're looking at joint base angers, donald trump departing on air force one.is sometimes occasionally the medias they if he takes goingons, looks like he's straight or walking past it, ii am not sure if you will go to the microphones, we will cover that live.m i am watching you beinwag interviewed, it's a little bit surprising t o me, they worriedabou about the cost, how much does it cost to feed and house and offer health care and educatio offn ad kamala harris wanted to gived taxpayer-funded sex change operations two illegal immigrants, how much of that co

action on grooming gangs — and relief for some.king to knew this was happening today. the home secretary announcing a new national rapid audit of grooming gangs, examining the ethnic background of abusers, and also, it will support five victim—centred local inquiries, including one in oldham. a lot to take in for these survivors. i feel like the weight of the world has been lifted off my shoulders. i'm satisfied for now, but actions speak louder than words. let's see what happens now. let's see if they actually act on what they've said. from oldham to international rage, pressure onjess phillips has been relentless. tweets from elon musk, even death threats. today, with the victims, there was no animosityl between me and them. what the home secretary has| announced today is a process, like what happened in telford, of victim—led, independent - inquiries, and actually, the sense of relief of what i was talking - to them about, of most of the victims i've been| with today, was very clear. but not enough for sam and jane. are you happ

we will expel every illegal immigrant and gang member arriving on our soil and remove the savage ganged states. here's a video for you to see about this gang. >> open borders, deadly consequences. >> putting a strain on cities across america. >> it is a full blown invasion. >> armed venezuelan gang members storming an apartment complex in arora, colorado. >> san antonio, texas, just one of the latest cities to have an apartment complex taken over by members of venezuelan gauge. >> biden-harris have a program to bring them in under humanitarian control? >> more than 13,000 illegal immigrants convicted of murder have been released into the united states. >> my 21-year-old daughter was murdered in her own room. her murderer was apprehended by border patrol crossing illegally into the united states. >> abolish ice. >> we need to start from scratch. >> more than a dozen people suspected of being nick rack juan gang members here in san antonio. >> new details in the murder of laken riley. >> the murderer is a venezuelan national. >> who was paroled and released into the country by the biden

the grooming gangs task force that rishi sunak set up has led to over 500 arrests of gang rape perpetrators's — because of those reasons — that's why it's so important we now have a proper national statutory inquiry looking at all of this. injust over two weeks, elon musk will be part of trump's us government, increasing his already enormous influence. but it's his interventions in british politics that worry labour ministers here, whether and how they respond could dominate the weeks ahead. harry farley, bbc news. the first big film awards of the season take place later, with the 82nd golden globes in los angeles. wicked and conclave are all in the running for top prizes. a win at the globes can boost a film's profile just as bafta and oscar voters are preparing to make their nominations. emma vardy reports. the golden globes kicks off hollywood's awards season with what's known as the biggest party of the year. and i've been getting a little look at how the celebrities get ready. but first, the runners and riders. here we go. you're green. iam. wicked, the wizard of oz reimagined, has bee

and reducing the flow. irate gangs and reducing the flow.out his desire to purchase greenland. what did he say about that? he was what did he say about that? he: was trying to play down the tension, which is apparent here between the us and many of its nato allies over this. and i think itjust exemplifies what a challenge it is going to be for the uk government, as it was for previous uk governments, dealing with donald trump. just in terms of responding to things he says day—to—day. it is such a reminder, as a result of that press conference that the president—elect gave, where he talked about many things besides greenland, and you know the uk government and uk government officials have spent the subsequent couple of days having to respond to them one ijy having to respond to them one by one. that is while he is president—elect. wait until he is president. it is always the case that the us has an outsized role in affecting what happens in the uk and the tone of discussion and the nature of discussion in the uk. but that is clearly going to

pulling away with some of the gang members inside. local abc affiliate reports deep dba gang members posted about this. an official told our colleague i.c.e. efforts in tennessee in san antonio texas this week turned up three men with ties to the gang including an active member. all of those men were taken into custody. the senior official says the three men were previously caught and then released at the border during the biden administration. during a las vegas rally yesterday president trump suggested this is just the beginning. >> the heroes of i.c.e. have been hunting down and arresting hundreds of illegal aliens. [cheering and applause] its immediate expulsion including those with charges and convictions of rape child sexual assault terrorism and even murder. members of the savage venezuelan gang tren de aragua, we will get them out. we will get them out. >> getting the exclusive and in boston with i.c.e. agents arrested a total of eight people all in the country illegally and wanted for a wide range of crimes. more news, milita

what are we learning about the gang member. >> sandra, he is known and originally from el salvador andadmitted to being involved in at least seven, brutal murders in order to move up the ranks of ms-13. to the youngest of his known victims were 16-year-old, and 15-year-old who were walking near their home september 2016 and they were chased down and attacked with baseball bats and a machete. megan's father, robert, shared photos at the last birthday he celebrated with his daughter. according to investigators, that brother gave ms-13 cronies the green light to kill the girls here to the heartbroken father told fox go to the plea deal is a big mistake and adding, "i'm not shocked. it is a slap in the face for my family and other families who have to live with the grief the rest of our lives knowing that this demonic person is given a plea deal." federal prosecutors told fox they were told not to seek the death penalty for president joe biden's attorney general appointee, merrick garland. instead of, he faces 40-60 years in prison. prosecutors say he was second in his brother and that lat

you know, murdered by a drug gang. and anthony fauci, of course, was pardoned. and the january 6th committee was pardoned. they did all of joe's bidding, didn't they? they gave a false narrative, and then they got rid of all the evidence. meanwhile, over at cbs, they aired margaret brennan and her interview with the vp, jd vance and the vice president had some very harsh words for the u.s. catholic bishops condemning ice entering churches and schools. take a look. >> we're going to enforce immigration law. we're going to protect the american people. donald trump promised to do that. and i believe the u.s. conference of catholic bishops, if they're worried about the humanitarian costs of immigration enforcement, let them talk about the children who have been sex trafficked because of the wide open border of joe biden. >> you personally talk about people. >> like lincoln riley, who were brutally murdered. i support us doing law enforcement against violent criminals, whether they're illegal immigrants or anybody else. >> the young children murdered, the young child

keir starmer condemned what he said were lies and misinformation being spread about grooming gangs.al correspondent henry zeffman explains how we got here. though this has propelled to the top of the headlines here in the uk in an unconventional manner, ie by the world's richest man posting about it nonstop, where it has got to politically by this morning is a conventional government v opposition dispute. the government's view, the labour party's view, kier starmer�*s view is there does not need to be a new national inquiry into grooming gangs, but instead the government needs to implement the recommendations of the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse which spent several years investigating abuse in various forms and reported in 2022. the opposition's view is there does need to be a new national inquiry into grooming gangs, alexis jay led that report and she has given herfirst interview, you heard a bit there, so it is a very important intervention she says there doesn't need to be a new inquiry, notjust because she says her inquiry was the final definitive word, what she wa

the grooming gangs task force that rishi sunak set up has led to over 500 arrests of gang rape perpetratorslem has not finished and that's why it's — because of those reasons — that's why it's so important we now have a proper national statutory inquiry looking at all of this. injust over two weeks, elon musk will be part of trump's us government, increasing his already enormous influence. but it's his interventions in british politics that worry labour ministers here, whether and how they respond could dominate the weeks ahead. harry farley, bbc news. meanwhile in the past few hours, elon musk has taken aim at nigel farage — writing on x that he "doesn't have what it takes" to lead reform uk. the pair met in december at donald trump's mar—a—lago resort, amid reports that mr musk was considering donating up to $100 million to reform uk. and mr farage has recently defended the billionaire over his attacks on the uk government over its handling of grooming gangs. however, he distanced himself from mr musk�*s support forjailed political activist tommy robinson. and in a post on x on sunday mr