ral and hartlepool in particular?> government any >> the government never pay any attention to the north. it's always a north divide always been a north south divide and to be that and it's always going to be that way. it ever going to change? way. is it ever going to change? probably not. gilmartin was probably shouting her mouth off and nothing's going to get done about more interested in about it. the more interested in berlin, bannon, a bulldog breed in inciting issues like this out charlie peters gb news heartless paul well, that was hartley. >> paul i'd be very keen to know whether this sort of thing has been happening in your town not for tonight, but for future programmes. let me know. farage at gb news dot com. and charlie peters joins now the peters joins me now in the studio. it appear , studio. well, it does appear, doesit studio. well, it does appear, does it that jill mortimer, does it not, that jill mortimer, the member of parliament for hartlepool, was telling the truth and can only show just hartlepoo

but you've got migrant hotels hartlepool as well. we hotels in hartlepool as well.migrant hotels, don't have any migrant hotels, no hotels . council, because no hotels. the council, because there the north—east >> yeah, the council have done an actually of an excellent job. actually of integrating people into our community. but very sadly, i think what we've got to remember here is that someone has lost their life. there is a family grieving in my town and that's what has provoked me to have to stand up and say what my constituents would want me to say. >> on the broader level. well, you were saying basically people who come here illegally should be . oh, of course. be expelled. oh, of course. >> i mean, nigel, i'm a >> i mean, nigel, i'm quite a moderate person. >> should should >> i mean, should they should they the asylum process? >> well, if somebody comes and says they have a claim, you know, have no choice legally know, you have no choice legally . and these people get . and sadly, these people get all the right lawyers all the right lefty lawyers backing them

but you've got migrant hotels hartlepool as well. we hotels in hartlepool as well.migrant hotels, don't have any migrant hotels, no hotels . council, because no hotels. the council, because there the north—east >> yeah, the council have done an actually of an excellent job. actually of integrating people into our community. but very sadly, i think what we've got to remember here is that someone has lost their life. there is a family grieving in my town and that's what has provoked me to have to stand up and say what my constituents would want me to say. >> on the broader level. well, you were saying basically people who come here illegally should be . oh, of course. be expelled. oh, of course. >> i mean, nigel, i'm a >> i mean, nigel, i'm quite a moderate person. >> should should >> i mean, should they should they the asylum process? >> well, if somebody comes and says they have a claim, you know, have no choice legally know, you have no choice legally . and these people get . and sadly, these people get all the right lawyers all the right lefty lawyers backing them

the in the tories were back in hartlepool may for hartlepool in may 2021, for example. stopped.r examplestarted stopped. hartlepool in may 2021, for examplestarted losing ped. hartlepool in may 2021, for examplestarted losing them they've started losing them now. and that exactly where and that tells you exactly where they of breaking they are in terms of breaking they are in terms of breaking the thing and the whole thing down and building up. i don't see building it back up. i don't see any calibre of people or personalities in that. tory party who can over. i think party who can take over. i think back the labour government or back to the labour government or the bench back the labour shadow bench back in 1997, calibre there. 1997, there was calibre there. there were people there were 1997, there was calibre there. there forre people there were 1997, there was calibre there. there for government. re were 1997, there was calibre there. there for government. the were ready for government. the current don't believe current lot i don't believe are ready for government. they might

has now been charged with murder over an attack in hartlepool and he was a 44 year old asylum seekerhe was living old asylum seeker. he was living in a house. there were four men living in a privately rented house, asylum seekers that we understand had crossed the engush understand had crossed the english channel. there was an incident inside the house and then ahmed ayed went outside, stabbed somebody. a 70 year old man who subsequently died. but the mystery to me was the absolute news blackout. the news blackout of this attack back. and okay, he may now have been charged by the police and we have a statement that's come from detective chief superintendent dunkley , head of superintendent dunkley, head of counter—terrorism for policing in the north east, who says we're satisfied this was an isolated incident and we're not seeking anyone else in connection with this matter. well the fact that counter—terrorism policing were involved in the first place, i think tells you really quite a lot. and yet it wasn't really until the attack in brussels that the british press even started to co

has now been charged with murder over an attack in hartlepool and he was a 44 year old asylum seekerhe was living old asylum seeker. he was living in a house. there were four men living in a privately rented house, asylum seekers that we understand had crossed the engush understand had crossed the english channel. there was an incident inside the house and then ahmed ayed went outside, stabbed somebody. a 70 year old man who subsequently died. but the mystery to me was the absolute news blackout. the news blackout of this attack back. and okay, he may now have been charged by the police and we have a statement that's come from detective chief superintendent dunkley , head of superintendent dunkley, head of counter—terrorism for policing in the north east, who says we're satisfied this was an isolated incident and we're not seeking anyone else in connection with this matter. well the fact that counter—terrorism policing were involved in the first place, i think tells you really quite a lot. and yet it wasn't really until the attack in brussels that the british press even started to co

ahmed alid, who is 44 and from hartlepool, is due in court later today.ence today to pledge an extra 300 million pounds for the nhs over the next three years. humza yousaf hopes it will reduce hospital waiting lists by 100,000. he'll also tell party members in aberdeen that they need to concentrate "not on the how but the why" of scottish independence. scotland's biggest offshore wind farm has started operating at full capacity. seagreen, off the angus coast, can generate enough electricity to power two—thirds of scottish households. the £3 billion project, which is comprised of 114 giant turbines, has been more than a decade in the making. you're live with bbc news. a russian—drafted resolution calling for a ceasefire in the war between israel and hamas has failed to secure the votes needed to be adopted by the un security council. the uk, the us and france all voted against. russia has complained that the council is being held hostage by western countries. the result of the voting is as follows: five votes in favour, four votes against, six abstentions.

i once these people out of hartlepool now. is my honourable — people out of hartlepool now.e friend knows i am unable to comment on cases which are currently before the court, but can i join currently before the court, but can ijoin her in expressing my simper this to the families affected. i would like to reassure her that this government is doing everything we can to tackle illegal migration and the harm it causes, by removing those with no right to be here in the uk. we have excellent, long—standing relationships to return people to many come true. we are returning thousands more this year than we have done in the past and we will continue to use every avenue at our disposal to ensure it is only this country and this government to decide to come here and not criminal gangs. we government to decide to come here and not criminal gangs.— and not criminal gangs. we have all been horrified _ and not criminal gangs. we have all been horrified by _ and not criminal gangs. we have all been horrified by events _ and not criminal gangs. we have all been horrified by events in - and

terence carney was hartlepool.ence carney was using a cash machine when he was attacked in the town centre on saturday morning . another man saturday morning. another man remains in hospital with non—life threatening injuries. the 44 year old ahmed ali is charged with murder and the attempted murder of another man . attempted murder of another man. it follows an investigation by counter—terrorism policing in north—east and cleveland . a 77 north—east and cleveland. a 77 year old woman has died after being hit by a bus in manchester city centre. the family of amina amika said she was well loved and her presence will be hugely missed. the bus crashed into a shop on monday. missed. the bus crashed into a shop on monday . a 64 year old shop on monday. a 64 year old man has been bailed on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving after being arrested at the scene and battened down the hatches because some wild wind and rain is going to be in place from tomorrow. with the arrival of storm babette, it's the second n

appeared at westminster magistrates' court in london charged with the murder of a 70—year—old man in hartlepoolcing north east working with cleveland police. ahmed alid appeared by video link from middlesbrough police station. he will be held in prison until his next court appearance at the old bailey on thursday. india's supreme court has refused to legalise same sex marriage, ruling that it's an issue for parliament to decide. campaigners say it leaves gay people as second class citizens, unable to even open a bank account together, orjointly buy property. petitioners for same—sex unions said not being able to marry violates their constitutional rights. police in brussels say they've shot dead a man who killed two swedish nationals yesterday. the prosecutor's office said the gunman had been motivated by the islamic state group, and that the attack was being treated as terrorism. the city has been on its highest terror alert since the shootings, which took place three miles from the stadium where belgium was playing sweden in a euros qualifier. 0ur correspondent sophia bettiza sent this report

when we got whacked at hartlepool, that really hurt. a by—election that we lost.it really hurt, and it should hurt because losing should hurt, but it also taught me that we had to double down and go even quicker any change that we had to do. i teased you when you are first elected leader that you wrote for the magazine called the human face of the hard left, socialist alternatives, and you asked tony benn about becoming the united party of the oppressed. you are a lefty. with that magazine what we were trying to do was interesting. we were trying to weld together the working class trade union aspect of what is always a labour movement with feminism and green politics, a pretty amateur attempt which did not sell more than half a dozen copies! laughter. at that time you describe yourself as a red green, always interested in the environment. the government is now saying that they are going to develop rosebank. this huge oilfield. when it was talked about, ed miliband, your shadow climate change secretary, said that they do it would drive a coach and horses through ou

, it was a country where innovation and growth rose up from the ports, factories, warehouses in hartlepoolt came wealth. today, working people are crafting white ministers in their ivory tower in whitehall, the truth is and i am not afraid to say it, it is and i am not afraid to say it, it is and i am not afraid to say it, it is a responsible government that recognises their role in providing stability in people's lives. but stability in people's lives. but stability has been smashed at the hands of this prime minister. who in his conference speech spent an hour rallying against plots and controversies that do not exist. worshipping at the altar of liz truss, a government that has gone off the rails quite literally in the north. the speech from the prime minister did not even mention housing once. no doubt, that is because his housing policy is the same as the new smoking policy, increase the prices year on year so eventually no one can buy! applause. cheering. the truth is, looking down from his privatejet, rishi sunak cannot understand why young people cannot understand why young people

i want these people out of hartlepool now. >> as my hon.s, i am unable to comment on cases that are currently before the court, but i join her in expressing my sympathies to the families affected. i reassure her that the government are doing everything that we can to tackle illegal migration and the harm that it causes by removing those with no right to be here in the uk. we have excellent long-standing relationships to return people to many countries. we are returning thousands more people this year than we have in the past, and we will continue to use every avenue at our disposal to ensure that it is only this country and this government who decide who comes here, and not criminal gangs. >> we have all been horrified by events in israel and gaza, and it is right that we condemn utterly the inhuman terrorism of hamas. that should also be the case for any obscenities and war crimes carried out by the israeli defence force. both the un and medecins sans frontieres have described the siege of gaza and the withholding of water from its people

terence carney was hartlepool.nce carney was using a cash machine when he was attacked in the town centre on saturday morning. another man remains in hospital with non—life threatening injuries. 44 year old ahmed ali is charged with murder and the attempted murder of another man . it murder of another man. it follows an investigation by counter terrorism police . a counter terrorism police. a conservative mp accused of bullying and sexual misconduct has had the whip removed. peter bowen will now sit as an independent mp. yesterday a parliamentary panel found that he had committed varied acts of bullying and an act of sexual misconduct against a member of his staff in 2012 and 2013. when the panel recommends he be suspended for six weeks, a move that could trigger a recall petition and perhaps a by—election. the member for wellingborough denies all the allegations against him . now allegations against him. now greta thunberg was arrested today after protesting against oil and gas companies in central london. the swe

patrick >> well, i just wanted to doff my cap to the heroine of hartlepool , tory mp jill hartlepool,ottle to stand up in parliament and say what so many other mps are too afraid to say . she wants dodgy afraid to say. she wants dodgy asylum seekers out of her area. now mortimer's impassioned outburst came after a moroccan asylum seeker who has now appeared in court, was arrested on suspicion of murdering a 70 year old resident of the area. now, obviously, i can't pass comments on that specific case, given the legal proceedings are undennay , but there is a wider undennay, but there is a wider point here which she makes . point here which she makes. let's play the clip. >> every week my office is besieged by asylum seekers. my staff are intimidated by young men. the fact is most of them are illegal migrants who should be expelled . be expelled. >> enough is enough. i want these people out of hartlepool now. >> i would like to reassure her that this government is doing everything we can to tackle illegal migration and the harm it causes by removing those with no right to be here in the

morning, paul, paul from hartlepool. morning, paul , who's paul from hartlepool.ie was his heartthrob when he was in his mid teens. was his heartthrob when he was in his mid teens . and he did in his mid teens. and he did a drawing of it in 1980 that he still has on his wall. >> oh, that's very good. >> oh, that's very good. >> that is good. oh, you're a talented artist. you are talented artist. you are talented . yeah. that was debbie talented. yeah. that was debbie harry. yeah very good. it looks like an intimate portrait as well, doesn't it? it's nicer than an ordinary poster. >> it's very good, isn't it? yeah, i heard an interview with debbie harry recently, she debbie harry recently, and she said out said when they were starting out and did what she. she did and she did what she. she did one gig and her dress was made entirely of razor blades . oh, crumbs. >> yes. i think i remember that dress . dress. >> i mean, can you imagine ? >> i mean, can you imagine? >> i mean, can you imagine? >> crackers? >> crackers? >> hinckley. nice nice things you do things you

counter—terror police have charged a man with murder after a 70—year—old man died in hartlepool.on sunday. another man needed hospital treatment. ahmed alid — who's 44 — is due to appear before magistrates in westminster this morning. twelve people have been injured after a bus crashed into a cafe in manchester city centre yesterday. one woman is said to be in a life—threatening condition and is receiving treatment in hospital. the 64—year—old driver of the bus has been arrested on suspicion of causing serious injury by dangerous driving. scotland's first minister and leader of the snp, humza yousaf, is expected to announce plans to reduce nhs waiting lists today. it will be as he makes his first conference speech as party leader. we're joined now by political correspondent nick eardley. a big day for humza yousaf. what else are we expecting to hear from him? ~ ., ., ., , else are we expecting to hear from him? a, ., ., , ., him? morning. yeah, the idea is to live the him? morning. yeah, the idea is to give the nhs _ him? morning. yeah, the idea is to give the nhs in _ him? morni

we went to hartlepool to find out whether what she said was true.he latest protests in london tonight, which are pretty shocking and go to israel and find out what is happening in gaza as we speak. and it was the big day in the covid inquiry when those closest in the government, boris johnson, including dominic cummings, gave their testimony. they tell us today what they really thought about the prime minister. but is it really true? was he really like a shopping trolley crashing around the corridors of number 10? we'll debate all of that this evening. but first, let's get the news with tatiana sanchez. >> nigel, thank you very much. and good evening. this is the latest, boris johnson's former chief adviser has told the covid inquiry he warned of the nhs imploding like a zombie apocalypse film . dominic apocalypse film. dominic cummings says he called for daily crisis meetings, fearing the pandemic was coming much faster than expected. he also said the government had no plan to help vulnerable people during lockdown and the cabinet office was trying

. a few in hartlepool.hat was a few days that under the days ago that flew under the radar, people of radar, didn't it? the people of europe not consent to scenes europe did not consent to scenes like this. here is a tunisian chap who is known to authorities having pledged allegiance to isis, dressed in bright orange rampaging through the eu's capital city of brussels , capital city of brussels, shooting swedish football fans at will because in sweden there have been burning copies of the quran. apparently we, the people of europe, did not consent to this either . a of europe, did not consent to this either. a man also on a terror watch list shouting allahu akbar and stabbing a teacher to death. i am sick and tired of abnormal city becoming normal of extreme acts of religious based violence, being considered normal. we all do thoughts and prayers. we wear black armbands at the football. we light a few candles. we put the french flag as our profile picture and our politicians have the nerve to come out and t

we went to hartlepool to find out whether what she said was true.s in london tonight, which are pretty shocking and go to israel and find out what is happening in gaza as we speak. and it was the big day in the covid inquiry when those closest in the government, boris johnson, including dominic cummings, gave their testimony. they tell us today what they really thought about the prime minister. but is it really true? was he really like a shopping trolley crashing around the corridors of number 10? we'll debate all of that this evening. but first, let's get the news with tatiana sanchez. >> nigel, thank you very much. and good evening.

, a stabbing, a fatal hartlepool, a stabbing, a fatal stabbing that took place in the early hours ofbed to death. now that will factor in. it's not formally been declared a terrorist incident as yet , but terrorist incident as yet, but but that kind of thing would add potentially factor in in really trying to determine whether the threat level should be raised or not. >> i mean, mark, the justice minister in in belgium, he says this man, this suspect, unsuccessfully sought asylum in belgium in november 2019, was known to the police in connection with people smuggling and illegal residents essentially , he was living in essentially, he was living in the country illegally. tunisian origin . this seems to be the origin. this seems to be the story time and time again when it comes to these lone operatives, these terrorists attacks in europe, known to the authorities, may even be here illegally . illegally. >> yeah, i mean, not in every case is it linked to asylum seekers , we've got to say. but seekers, we've got to say. but there have been a number of recent incidents that have been unk

of course, that was then later a by—election in hartlepool, where the conservative party snatched itparty. but i think in reality it's those high brexit voting areas of the country, perhaps areas that are more marginal between the labour party and the conservative party, where reform uk feels like it might have its best chance. they haven't announced a list of top targets yet and of course there are elections that the party is focusing on before the party is focusing on before the general election, not least the general election, not least the london mayoral election, where of course much resource is being placed . and of course the being placed. and of course the candidates . howard cox is taking candidates. howard cox is taking a strong stand against sadiq khan's ulez tax. this is, of course , the next election on the course, the next election on the honzon course, the next election on the horizon and i no doubt will learn more and more about the general election strategy as the weeks and months progress. well, thank you very much indeed for keeping us up to date on all thatis keep

so she's in constituency of in the constituency of hartlepool, an and she's been criticised by the tamsinthe refugee council , baxter from the refugee council, who said that the majority of people who come to the uk seeking asylum would be recognised as refugees in need of would . of protection, yet they would. it doesn't mean they actually are. that just that we've are. that just shows that we've got incredibly asylum got an incredibly lax asylum system can be can system and the rules can be can be very easily . and rosie be played very easily. and rosie carter, director of policy at hope not hate definitely has pronouns in her bio, says playing up to racist stereotypes about seekers and about asylum seekers and scaremongering simply not scaremongering is simply not acceptable responsible acceptable or responsible behaviour from an mp . i don't behaviour from an mp. i don't know . i think the people who know. i think the people who need to not play up to racist stereotypes about asylum seekers are asylum seekers. this this week. i mean, just don't go around shouting allah akbar and behea

something in hartlepool in uk as well over the in the uk as well over the weekend is this in any waywell be with regard to incident in regard to the incident at in hartlepool, still at the early stages, it is being investigated by counter—terrorism police. 70 year old man who was fatally stabbed on sunday, the early hours of sunday in an area next to property that was housing asylum seekers is a 44 year old man has been arrested and charged in connection with this death. another man was injured in this incident. also so as you said, the incidents in france where a teacher was stabbed to death, three others injured, related to a chechen asylum seeken related to a chechen asylum seeker, again believed to be believed to have been motivated by events in the middle east. police and security services across europe, in the united states on high alert at the moment for the potential for there to be terrorist related incidents directly connected, or at least those carrying out the attacks , suggesting that they've attacks, suggesting that they've been motivated did by the events in israel and

the warehouses in hartlepool, humber and teesside . and in my lifetime , growth . be in the hands of the workers and communities that built britain from their graft came wealth . what today working came wealth. what today working people are grafting while ministers in their ivory tower in whitehall . the truth is , and in whitehall. the truth is, and i'm not afraid to say it, it's a responsible government that recognises their role in providing stability in people's lives . what stability has been lives. what stability has been smashed at the hands of this prime minister , who in his prime minister, who in his conference speech spent an hour rallying against plots and controversies that don't exist, worshipping . at the altar of liz worshipping. at the altar of liz truss, a government that has gone off the rails quite literally in the north. the prime minister's speech didn't even mention housing once . know even mention housing once. know that, no doubt that's because his housing policy is the same as his new smoking policy. increase the prices year on yean increa

a man will appear in court today after murdering a 70 year old in hartlepool.the town centre on saturday morning. another man remains in hospital with non—life threatening injuries after being attacked at a property on wharton terrace. 44 year old ahmed khalid has been charged with murder and the attempted murder of another man , attempted murder of another man, a 77 year old woman has died after being hit by a bus in manchester city centre. the family of amina amika said she was well loved and her presence was well loved and her presence was hugely missed . it happened was hugely missed. it happened when the bus crashed into a shop on monday. a 64 year old man has been bailed on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving after being arrested at the scene . yellow weather the scene. yellow weather warnings for wind and rain will be in place from tomorrow with the arrival of storm babette . the arrival of storm babette. it's expected to last until saturday. the met office is warning of potential flooding, power cuts and travel disruption in the weather warn

in fact, one person in hartlepool we spoke to last week described it as odd.question is, if starmer continues not to at what he do differently and set out his own brand , does that then his own brand, does that then give the conservatives opportunity to say, look, i know you're angry with us, but we've got a programme for government. i'm not sure these guys do. >> well, on that note , luke yes, >> well, on that note, luke yes, thank you very much. we'll cling on to we'll cling on to that. thanks. thanks for joining on to we'll cling on to that. thanks. thanks forjoining us. >> you doing all your research last night? i wonder if the audience had glazed with all the figures had there, you figures you had there, but you were give some give were trying to give some give comparisons, differences comparisons, give differences from i was with you . from 1997? no, i was with you. i've my very own i've got my very own psephologist at home it's psephologist at home and it's him now. psephologist at home and it's hirranyway , moving on, bbc's >> anyway, moving on, the bb

is making progress, and you compare that to a couple of years ago, when we had by—elections like hartlepool election for me? yes, i think there are mps _ general election for me? yes, i think there are mps or - general election for me? yes, i think there are mps or any - general election for me? yes, i i think there are mps or any worried about— think there are mps or any worried about the — think there are mps or any worried about the general election.- about the general election. true. yeah it does _ about the general election. true. yeah it does fit _ about the general election. true. yeah it does fit into _ about the general election. true. yeah it does fit into a _ about the general election. true. yeah it does fit into a pattern - about the general election. true. yeah it does fit into a pattern but further to that, if you look at tamworth as a— further to that, if you look at tamworth as a further to that, if you look at tamworth asa , i, i, tamworth as a seat, labour will look at the heavy — tamworth as a seat, labour will look at the heavy leave _ tamworth as a seat, labour will lo