so now they have a new name the guardian patriots spokesman jim vendi says they are harmless citizens defense group but the aim is to stop migrants at the. gym bambi says he goes out on patrol to save his country to save it from illegal immigrants and what he considers dangerous people coming into the u.s. from mexico. every day he meets other members of the guardian patriots they meet in the desert not far from el paso . the militia has been described in the u.s. media as being close to the far right but the members deny this nevertheless many of them do not want to show their faces they're trying to move and their cause is going to meet up with the waiter over the need with a gun to anyone who's coming in ok perfect this is card watch this is an open border and would border patrol being strained it's an unprotected border so we need to be here we need to back up the border patrol they need our help they need more americans helps. there's a border fence here at sunland park in new mexico the 5 and a half meter high structure was erected 2 years ago it's not as if anyone can climb bit

every day he meets other members of the guardian patriots they meet in the desert not far from el paso . the militia has been described in the u.s. media as being close to the far right all right but the members deny this nevertheless many of them do not want to show their faces and try to move in a ghost is going to meet up with you later all the way for the guard to anyone who's come in and ok perfect this is car blanche this is an open border and what border patrol being strained it's an unprotected border so we need to be here we need to back up the border patrol they need our help they need more americans helps . there's a border fence here at sunland park in new mexico the 5 and a half meter high structure was erected 2 years ago it's not as if anyone can climb bits but jim ben b. says the problem is that it is finite right here we've got lots of wall busy all the way down and right here sadly is where the wall ends and as a result of that i can literally cross in and out of mexico with absolutely no problem and so there's nothing here to stop anybody if i want to come in with dr

lets move on to the guardian. this is your story.h this media blitz that will be coming out tomorrow. the bbc has just ran an interview in the last half—hour with boris johnson. picking out some of things he said. he said the northern ireland question should be sorted out after an influent eight and. he says the withdrawal agreement is dead. he is going to get some alternative arrangement. —— after an implementation period. let start with the idea of an implementation period. borisjohnson with the idea of an implementation period. boris johnson has with the idea of an implementation period. borisjohnson has been saying that the uk can leave without a deal, without a full deal, on october 31. and then sort out a free trade agreement during the transition. as the bbc pointed out tonight, the implementation period is part of the withdrawal agreement that he rejects. if you do not agree with the withdrawal deal you do not have a transition within which to negotiate anything, let alone a comprehensive free trade deal. he didn't have an an

a quote in the guardian. if he is refusing to a nswer guardian.f he is refusing to answer questions, people are thinking, who will be get as pm? that is uniform across the papers. all of them are saying he needs to answer, it is a question of character. it is an interesting one, this one. there is an element of double standards. everyone says we don't want to dwell on his personal life but he must answer about character. i think this is being used as a stick to beat boris. it probably wouldn't be that if they won't already questions about his private life and his personality. it has just thrown the spotlight on that. they don't think this is going to go away for him. a lot of people are saying and always have said that boris's august obstacle to high office is boris himself, he is his own worst enemy. this is reinforcing this does make biggest obstacle. i'm more interested in the currency is made of the weekend saying that britain has a no—deal brexit it can trade on world trade organisation article 2a times. in other words, he is saying life woul

every day he meets other members of the guardian patriots they meet in the desert not far from parcel . the militia has been described in the u.s. media as being close to the far right. the members deny this nevertheless many of them do not want to show their faces as they try to move on a ghost is going to meet up with you later older than he was in contact me when he's coming in ok perfect awesome this is car blanche this is an open border and with border patrol being strained it's an unprotected border so we need to be here we need to back up the border patrol they need our help they need more americans helps. there's a border fence here at some length park in new mexico the 5 and a half meter high structure was erected 2 years ago it's not as if anyone can climb bits but jim ben b. says the problem is that it is finite right here we've got lots of wall all the way down and right here sadly is where the wall ends and as a result of that i can literally cross in and out of mexico with absolutely no problem and so there's nothing here to stop anybody if i want to come in with drugs i

every night he and his friends at the guardian patriots gather in the new mexican desert near el paso. where they have been described as right wing extremist but the militia insists they are just trying to help the author already. this is carte blanche this is an open border and what border patrol being strained it's an unprotected border so we need to be here we need to back up the border patrol. a piece of wall has been built to control the influx of migrants but it's far from complete. at nightfall the guardian patriots are going up into action a group of migrants are just entering american soil or crossing after stopping the group the militia called border patrol for some try to escape some of the rio grande. right. up. militia member children himself is sung to an illegal migrant from mexico but he wants new arrivals to come to the u.s. the legal way. back in the day you have to pay for your education you have to ticket to speak english get to know the president's you know yeah it's hard but that's a legal way to do it when they just do it legal this way it cost the taxpayer mone

at nightfall the guardian patriots and go into action a group of migrants are just entering american soil or crossing after stopping the group the militia called border patrol for some try to escape through the rio grande. right. up. militia member children himself a son to an illegal migrant from mexico but he wants new arrivals to come to the u.s. the legal way. back in the day you had to pay for your education you had to take a test yet speak english get to know the presidents and you know yeah it's hard but that's the legal way to do it when they just do it legal this way it cost the taxpayer money more. but it's not just the migrants who might be breaking the law the militia has been accused of taking people into custody of gunpoint and illegal act if it's against their will. have a number got to seal the border network for human rights condemns the guardian patriots presence of the border saying they need loosely inside fear for no real reason why do we need. the india. what do we need a militia. but the guardian patriots have no doubt they are needed as long as president trump

it was the guardian newspaper that broke ourfirst story, was the guardian newspaper that broke our first story, that of boris johnson's row with his girlfriend recorded by a neighbour but bbc journalist followed it up extensively during the day. mrjohnson, why were police outside your house last night? he has been accused of hiding from scrutiny, avoiding detailed answers about his policies on brexit and tax. we meet in dark days for our party. today the questions were more personal as borisjohnson faced the questions were more personal as boris johnson faced hundreds of conservative party members and was asked why police had been called to his flat in the early hours of friday morning. i don't think they wa nt friday morning. i don't think they want to hear about that kind of thing. unless i am wrong. but the judgments of bbc news, along with much of the news media, was that people did want to know more. it featured prominently in the news coverage of the conservative leadership contest for the next few days and would also brought up on monday's panorama. carefully rationing his tv appe

into britain's security service operations given how much pride the guardian has in its independence and freedom the guardian is editorially independent meaning we set our own agenda our journalism is free from commercial bias and not influenced by billionaire owners politicians or shareholders they want and it's our it's our their wants is our opinion this is important as it enables us to give a voice to those last minute challenge the powerful and hold them to account it's what makes us different to so many of his in the media of the time when factual honest reporting is critical over the challenge the powerful right after they ask them if it's ok and sharon instructions they get literally because they work together in the snowden leaks the guardian reportedly had to give the new york times advisory notices and how to best publish those sensitive leaks what they didn't know is that the new york times is edit them like all strong and prestigious publications that pride themselves on their independence the new york times was already are asking their government if it was ok seeing thi

and then go to the guardian newspaper to report it.difficulty that they thought they ought to tell the guardian about it. a nice cartoon, by the way. a policeman saying we we re by the way. a policeman saying we were called tojeremy hunt's property after neighbours heard someone property after neighbours heard someone excitedly screaming, i am going to be prime minister!m someone excitedly screaming, i am going to be prime minister! it is clear that they were stitched up, as carrie says, it was a deliberate attempt to embarrass in the national media by some of his neighbours. the mirror have a worried neighbour so frightening the ride was that i had to call the police. neighbour tells all. a likely prime minister should be held to account. a lot of people watching will be of differing opinions. some will see it as overstepping the mark and some of the we need to know. it is hard to make a judgment having not heard the recording. a lot of the details about what actually happened are unclear. a few of the papers, a quote from her which a

the guardian has spoken to a neighbour and this neighbour, the guardian reports, made a recording ofthey heard to the guardian. the guardian are saying that mrjohnson‘s girlfriend can be heard saying get off me and get out of my flat, allegedly heard saying that mr johnson had ruined a sofa with his red wine and said you don't care for anything because you are spoiled, you have no care for money or anything. important to emphasise the bbc is not heard this particular recording that the guardian is reporting this evening. we've contacted borisjohnson‘s team for comment. they are not commenting. we have had a statement from the metropolitan police. they are saying they were called just after 20 past on friday the 21st ofjune, responding to a call from a local resident in the se five area of london and the caller was concerned for the welfare of a female neighbour. police attended and spoke to occu pa nts neighbour. police attended and spoke to occupants of the address, who we re to occupants of the address, who were all safe and well. there was no offence and no cause for police action

your paper, the guardian, a picture ofjeremy hunt on the front pageant the guardian has a list of otheris has a list of other events that boris johnson is going has a list of other events that borisjohnson is going to do but they are not all open to the media and not challenging and scrutinising. boris johnson is trying to counter this accusation that he is being a coward. he has done this interview, with the bbc, he has faced questions from the conservatives with jeremy he has faced questions from the conservatives withjeremy hunt, but he's not up this opportunity to do a debate... which is supposed to be tomorrow... is doing a debate later on in the process. some of the events happening tomorrow, like a walkabout and an event at a horticultural society and a tea party, they are not sort of a big open invitations to the media. the type he is to do when he was on the leave campaign. he is to talk to busload of journalists leave campaign. he is to talk to busload ofjournalists then. he is a strategy is still very much to keep him ona strategy is still very much to keep him on a tight lea

let's go to the guardian. johnson defensive innovates but remains favourite for number ten.re that basically the tory burchett want someone who will stop jeremy corbyn. and they feel boris johnson is that person. but at the end of the decking with a guy has to govern the country and when he is asked questions, targeted questions according to the guardian, defensive and evasive. yes, we did notice he was pretty girly bat on the question about islam a phobia. he has defended about his great—grandfather was be proud of him be coming for anthracite which i don't think anyone cares about apart from him. this is one of the things that some people in the conservative party are worried about if he ends up facing rory stewart in the final two. is that none of them have either a successful experience or particularly high experience of government so boris johnson particularly high experience of government so borisjohnson never talks about his record as foreign secretary, he also talks about being mayor of london. rory stewart has been international development through terry in the cabi

every night he and his friends up the guardian patriots gather in the new mexican desert near el paso. where they have been described as right wing extremist but the militia insists they are just trying to help the author already for them this is carte blanche this is an open border and would border patrol being strained it's an unprotected border so we need to be here we need to back up the border patrol. a piece of wall has been built to control the influx of migrants but it's far from complete. this is where the wall suddenly ends and you can easily walk from mexican into american soil and this is just a very good example why militias think that they are needed to help secure the border critics however say that this should only be in the hands of the border patrol. or the coming your heart we got to ok so thayer at nightfall the guardian or patriots into action a group of migrants are just entering american soil and. we've got more crossing after stopping the group. the militia calls border patrol for help some try to escape through the rio grande. militia member children himself i

i should point out the man who gave that recording to the guardian, tom penn, said he thought he waspublic interest for it to be out there and he only got involved because he was worried about the safety of the people in the flat shared by borisjohnson and his girlfriend, carrie symonds. many boris johnson supporters insisting he doesn't have questions to answer about this because it is a private matter but some of his surrogates have been suggesting that it is of public interest, let's listen. the police were called to an incident and what did they say? they said everybody was safe, everybody was well, there was no concerns that the officers had and there was no cause for any further action. given that is what the police have said and it is clearly a private incident, you and i weren't there, i think we should leave it at that. that is the view of the johnson camp. the wider question is what impact will this have on the leadership contest? the question of character is crucial to this. you can'tjust remove somebody‘s life from the campaign to be the prime minister. jeremy hunt, his r

rob, kick us off this time, this is the guardian.story makes me laugh, because you would have thought before you went on tv, mr johnson had one bit of advice, don't make the brits any more scared, don't mention chlorinated chicken. so woodyjohnson goes on tv and says we're going to force you to buy a food, and we will attack your nhs when you are forced to do a trade deal when you carry out brexit. he didn't actually say that, of course, but that is what he meant. that is really helpful in clarifying debates, to be honest, because the fa ntasy of debates, to be honest, because the fantasy of hard brexit supporters, at least half the people running for prime minister, is that a trade deal can make up for what we lose when we leave europe. the starc truth is they will want to sell us their crabby food and attack the nhs, the two things they most want to do. —— stark truth. when we're in america we don't think we mustn't touch their chicken, so what is the problem? the problem is they have much lower food and agricultural standards and

as of today this 1900 national guard personnel supporting the cbp operation guardian support. in october of 2018, this is reasonable migrants to the fans deployed a violent dangerous tactics towards guatemala and mexican authorities approaching the u.s. southern order ports of entry. at the request of cbp and in response to the magnitude of these caravans, coupled with the unprecedented simultaneous influx of 60,000 illegal migrants per month in the dod surged the operation secure line of active-duty personnel to enhance security at u.s. ports of entry. the kerry engineers replaced over 200 finals and the obstacles in and around 33 ports of entry in california, arizona and texas. they provide the support to expedite movement of the agents between the ports of entry and provided military police force protection to the cbp agents informing the federal functions. in february, 2019, and other secured the transportation arriving at the port of entry in texas within days, not weeks. following this incident, they requested the dod make available the contingency crisis response forcfo

the guardian goes ona the by—election. the guardian goes on a different direction.be dragged into brexit because of the suggestion parliament can't block a no—deal brexit. a striking image of the french air force's d—day fly past watched by the trumps and macrons. this is a little boy wearing medals of his grandfather meeting a real life veteran. lovely moment. it is the perfect way to express the amount of time that has passed since the day itself. you canjust has passed since the day itself. you can just see that there is this shared feeling that cuts through what we see. we see older people often leading these commemorations and we forget that they were young people. these were young men when they were involved in these conflict. this is what defined their youth rather than what defines their old age. this may be the last time we have this many veterans together to market. a terrific opportunity for the youngsters. lovely stuff yesterday with a group of children asking a guy about the medals he was wearing. what is that wonderful? why do you have more than he's g

new york times editorial board said the indictment aims at the heart of the 1st amendment and the guardian's former editor called the charges a grave threat to free media all that pushback felt like too little too late julian assange has been treated like a pariah by those same news outlets take the new york times in 2010 the times the u.k. is guardian and germany's there should be legal all collaborated with wiki leaks resulting in the publication of the iraq war locke's it was big news but on day 2 of that story the times ran a lengthy profile piece on a sandwich describing him as imperious dictatorial saying he was given to delusional grandchild it was an odd way to treat a collaborator on one of the paper's biggest stories in decades. and when essential later sought refuge in the ecuadorian embassy in london saying he feared for his freedom the times as well as the guardian failed in their editorials to come to his defense the sexual assault allegations in sweden may have affected their thinking but anyone familiar with that case and the numerous irregularities in the prosecution's handl

finally guardian leads to a declining number of women and ethnic minority people at the top of the nhsdaily mail front page because if the photo that appears in a number of papers, the daily mirror as well, the lovely image of a little boy wearing his great uncle's medals as tribute to him, and he happened to meet at this veteran here and it's just a very moving picture, although you are not that impressed with the weights presented. i think it's media inside baseball, i think the mayor is using the picture better than this one which is crowded with words but as you say a picture says a thousand words, and if it's an incredibly moving picture, and might be something that teresa mae said in her speech when she talked about the greatest generation, not a great generation, whatever, but the superlative, and i often thought that everybody born after the war, particularly after the end of the immediate postwar hardships, like the end of rationing in that particular difficult period afterwards, we have all had it. you know, people born before me and after me, just so easy. compared to this g

this has come about because the guardian newspaper had a recording from a neighbour of mrjohnson, thisghbour made the recording in their flat, of the alleged row. neighbour made the recording in theirflat, of the alleged row. what theirflat, of the alleged row. what the neighbour said she heard, the woman screaming, a woman screaming followed by the slamming and banging. it's important to stress we haven't heard the recording ourselves. there is also, in the recording, mrjohnson's partner is alleged to be heard saying get off me and get out of my flat. mr johnson apparently can be heard refusing to leave the flat, telling her to get off his laptop before the loud bang. his partner, in that recording, is allegedly heard to say, you just don't care for anything because you're spiked. you have no care for money or anything. we've had a statement from the metropolitan police who have confirmed that they went to the property in the early hours of friday, they responded to a call, somebody found them and said they we re somebody found them and said they were concerned for the welfare of a fe