crime rates across middlesbrough, hartlepool, stockton and redcar are the highest in the country and most dangerous place in england for violent crime. here it's great, but the situation in england is not good at all our reality in middlesbrough is right in the heart of the biggest city. we are the center of criminal activity in england and new statistics show that the crime rate recorded by cleveland police is 1417 cases per thousand people. this means that more than 14% of people who are here were victims of crime last year. with this in mind, this is almost 40% higher than the city of london police notice crime rate and more than 50% higher than the crime rate. crime in england and wales, and when you look closer, the picture is even worse. this area has the highest crime rate, including assault sex, the second rate of knife-related crimes and the fourth and worst rate of drug-related crimes in the country. here you immediately notice the big challenges facing cleveland. we were threatened in broad daylight by several people and in the area. no, no, i don't need a knife, you know

the crime rate across middlesbrough, hartlepool, stockton and redcar is the highest in the country and the most dangerous place in england with violent crime. this is great britain, but the situation is not good at all, this is the real england.

we heard that the cleveland police raided a property in hartlepool this morning and seized quantitieshemp plants , the main ingredient in the production of hashish. he found 20 thousand pounds . so we go there to have a look let's put how do you know about the existence of this tomb ? does it have a special smell or do you find them with prior knowledge? one of the dangers that exist is that these graves are widely spread and there is a risk of a big fire. if you live in the neighborhood of these houses , your house is in great danger. people don't realize that the police here are facing huge obstacles, but is it any wonder that since 2010 the number of officers here has decreased by 14 percent. in 2019, this force took special measures to increase the number of its forces and despite the removal of these measures last year, people here are still worried. do you feel safe in cleveland now? no not really. do you think the police are corrupt? definitely corrupt. why do you think they should bring the special forces here? because cleveland police forces are not doing their job properly.

we heard that the cleveland police this morning to a property in hartlepool.attacked and found quantities of hornwort, the main ingredient in the production of hashish, worth 200,000 pounds. so we go there to take a look. how do you know about the existence of this tomb? does it have a special smell or do you find them with prior knowledge? one of the dangers that exist it is that this phenomenon grows widely and there is a risk of a big fire. if you are in the neighborhood of these houses. you live, a great danger threatens your blood. people do not understand the issue. the police are facing big hurdles here. but isn't it surprising that since 2010 the number of officers here has decreased by 14 percent? in 2019, this force took special measures to increase the number of its forces, and despite the removal of these measures last year , people here are still worried. do you feel safe in cleveland now? no not really. in your opinion are the police corrupt? definitely corrupt. why do you think they should bring the special forces here? because cleveland police

the crime rate across middlesbrough, hartlepool, stockton and redcar is the highest rate in the country and the most dangerous place in england with violent crimes. this is great britain, but the situation is not good at all, this is the real england. we in middlesbrough are the largest city right in the heart of cleveland and the center of uk criminal activity and new figures show that the crime rate recorded at cleveland police is 1,417 in every thousand people, this means that more than 14% of the people here were victims of crime last year. with that in mind, this is almost 40% higher than the city of london's reported crime rate and more than 50% higher than the crime rate in england and wales . it is also wet. this area has the highest rate of crimes including sexual assault, the second rate of crimes related to knives and obesity. in these streets where you walk, you might find someone with a knife. you also have a knife. no , i don't have one. i don't need a knife, you know what i mean , you've had to use a knife many times, but as always, i'm not proud of it . when did you use

if you live in, say, i don't know, hartlepool , where you've just hartlepool, where you've just seen killed by someone who shouldn't have even been in the country in the first place. you're going to therefore potentially be concerned about , potentially be concerned about, well, are we safe here, you know what safety checks have been done on people, you know, so on and so forth. but you're not even allowed to say that anymore? potentially. no. >> i think i completely agree that there are certain things that there are certain things that i don't even understand how to wrap my head around the way political leaders are approaching it, because it seems so counterproductive. there are justified concerns around safety. there are justified concerns around immigration. but what you have is that certain voices representing that point of view use a mode of articulation that is antagonistic and too combative. just what what how you articulated yourself just then makes complete sense. it's clear it's pointed. these are where the problems lie. this is what you should address. most people who are

to hartlepool, where the value, and bridgend.n edinburgh, in glasgow, across the central belt and out in the western isles, labour is back in scotland too. so let me pay tribute to the people in this hall he made that difference. those who stayed and fought he —— through the fat howard years, though she came back to our party three k's leadership and those who joined us for the very first time. he helped to change our party and gave us this priceless chance to change our country for the better. to all of you, a huge thank you. in this hall, one year ago, i stated my intention but to be next time i addressed you, i would do so as the first female chancellor of the exchequer. today, conference, you can consider that a promise fulfilled. 800 years, the post of chancellor of exchequer had existed, every one a man. on the 5th ofjuly, we made history! every woman watching this will know no matter how high you climb, how hard you work, how qualified you there will always be moments where you are reminded, some people still do not believ

this government is very clear, wherever and whenever violence and disorder emerges, whether in hartlepool to face consequences and perpetrators to face the full force of the law. the criminal violence we saw in these attacks is not the only violent disorder the summer, we also saw disgraceful arson attacks on the police in the hills. in 32 people have been arrested and in the last week, three minute pled guilty for arson in violent disorder country bus was set alight. concern for a long time but not enough is been done to tackle extremism, including the islamist extremism, including the islamist extremism and far right extremism and i have ordered that we ensure that we have the strongest possible response to poisonous ideologies that corrode community cohesion and destroy the fabric of our democracy. alongside that, the prime minister servicing cross government work to consider how we support our communities and address issues of cohesion and the longer term. fourth, the secretary of state in the innovation technology which strengthen the requirements of social media companies to take re

police pointed to the hartlepool terror attack last year, where jihadist ahmed alid murdered 70 yearence carney and told police it was revenge for israel killing innocent people and children in airstrikes on gaza. now this following, of course, the attacks on mps sir david amess, in fact, he was murdered just two years before when he was stabbed to death by an isis supporter. now we've got some a quick clip here to show you because there is actually at present a protest going on right outside the studio here at whitehall around the lebanon protest. i think we've got some footage of that now. we can show the hostages. >> so this is as we speak now outside. >> so there's a sizeable protest again. and i've got to say, i've walked through these things almost weekly. they've been going on now all the way through since october 7th. i've had stuff thrown at me . i've had stuff thrown at me. i've had eggs thrown at me. i tried to get the police. i begged the police to take down that projector putting. it's disgusting image onto the houses of parliament. they're onto big ben. but enough about

have already with terror attacks , for already with terror attacks, for example, in reading and hartlepoolge. we've got to end that. but within the conservative party, i actually see that things are changing . there is now changing. there is now a consensus that the echr is failing us, and some are saying that we need to reform it. in fact, everyone agrees that at the least it needs to be reformed. what i'm saying is that's not possible. i have studied this. i have a plan , and studied this. i have a plan, and it's clear to me that there is no way to reform this. that would be a project of decades. there's no way in which we could do that. it would be as doomed to failure. camilla as david cameron's well—intentioned attempt to renegotiate our membership of the eu. years ago. we need to get on and leave and i would take us out. the good news is that if you look at the members of parliament who are supporting my campaign, they're coming from all parts, all traditions within the conservative party, and that suggests that we're winning this argument . argument. >> okay, but what about the crit

, rother grimsby to hartlepool, rother valley, newton aycliffe and bridgend and conference in edinburgh , in glasgow, across edinburgh, in glasgow, across the central belt and out in the western isles. labour is back in scotland . to. so let me pay scotland. to. so let me pay tribute to the people in this hall who made that difference . hall who made that difference. those who stayed and fought through the hard years, those who came back to our party under kia's leadership and those who joined us for the very first time. you helped change our party and you gave us this priceless chance to change our country for the better . to all country for the better. to all of you, a huge thank you . in of you, a huge thank you. in this hall one year ago, i stated my intention, but the next time i addressed you, i would do so as the first female chancellor of the exchequer . today of the exchequer. today conference, you can consider that a promise fulfilled. 800 years. the post of chancellor of the exchequer has existed. every one a man on the 5th of july we made history. every woman watching this w

for example, in reading and hartlepool and london bridge. we've got to end that.onservative party, i actually see that things are changing. there is now a consensus that the echr is failing us, and some are saying that we need to reform it. in fact, everyone agrees that at the least it needs to be reformed. what i'm saying is that's not possible. i have studied this. i have a plan, and it's clear to me that there is no way to reform this. that would be a project of decades. there's no way in which we could do that. it would be as doomed to failure. camilla, as david cameron's well—intentioned attempt to renegotiate our membership of the eu years ago . membership of the eu years ago. we need to get on and leave, and i would take us out. the good news is that if you look at the members of parliament who are supporting my campaign, they're coming from all parts, all traditions within the conservative party, and that suggests that we're winning this argument . argument. >> okay, but what about the criticism of you that you haven't really been fighting any of these bat

that matches its high after labour's humiliating loss in the 2021 hartlepool by—election.ber it well and this government well. they're busy cutting winter fuel payments for 780,000 pensioners, leaving a shocking number of disabled and elderly brits out in the cold. that isn't my words. they're from the department for work and pensions. but don't worry , pensions. but don't worry, they've decided against doing a full impact assessment, despite doing 1 in 2017 when it was rumoured that the tories were doing exactly the same as they're doing now . meanwhile, they're doing now. meanwhile, their bright idea for fixing overcrowded prisons has backfired spectacularly, with a man released already back inside for allegedly sexually assaulting someone you couldn't make it all up, but hey, at least smoking and unhealthy food are next on the chopping block. a priorities. they're your priorities, aren't they .7 that's priorities, aren't they? that's what you at home care about banning smoking areas and unhealthy food on telly adverts. what more could britain possibly need? i'm at the e

there was suggestions back at the time of the hartlepool by—election, keir starmer was considering resigning vaccine bounce. it looked like labour would never get back into power, and keir starmer considered resigning. there was a lot of rumour then that rachel reeves was preparing a leadership coup. >> well, there we go. we'll see what happens there. but i just want to flag one live event that we're going to be bringing you at 230. the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, is going to be addressing the un general assembly. it'll be very interesting to see what he has to say. fighting a war on two fronts. all right. >> cracking show. thank you very much. all that and more at midday. still to come, rachel reeves non—dom non—starter. we'll get stuck into the chancellor's possible u—turn. this is britain's newsroom on gb news. >> hello. welcome back. 1140. ben and nana with you on britain's newsroom. only on gb news. >> well, last night, ahead of a meeting with the prime minister, sir keir starmer, former us president donald trump spoke to gb news political editor christopher hope during

and this government is very clear wherever and whenever violence and disorder emerges, whether in hartlepoolperpetrators to face the full force of the law and the criminal violence we saw after the southport attacks was not the only violent disorder. this summer we also saw disgraceful arson and attacks on the police in harehills. in that case, 232 people have been arrested and in the last week, three men have pled guilty for arson and violent disorder after arson and violent disorder after a bus was set alight. but third, ihave a bus was set alight. but third, i have been concerned for a long time. not enough is being done to counter extremism, including both islamist extremism and far right extremism, as there has been no proper strategy in place since 2015. i have ordered a rapid review of extremism to ensure we have the strongest possible response to poisonous ideologies that corrode community cohesion and fray the fabnc community cohesion and fray the fabric of our democracy. and alongside that , the deputy prime alongside that, the deputy prime minister is overseeing cross—government w

and one of those was hartlepool, and he was. and they'd even spoken to him and said, look, invest.k out for us. i don't really know whether i want to sell for this much. so look what it's done for wrexham. oh, well, i know there were so many wrexham fans that were actually sneering at it, thinking, we don't want your american money coming in here. and now look how well it's working. >> a really quick word about the championship, because i truly just want to get to the deep sea diving, the champions league yeah, it's quite exciting. >> yeah, yeah. >> yeah, yeah. >> the champions league. yeah. that's tonight. yeah. it's the young boys of berne who play aston villa. aston villa are back in the champions league i say first time in the champions league. it was. they won the european cup. but aston villa are playing on the plastic surface of young boys of berne at the plastic pitch. liverpool away. ac milan playing at the san siro tonight. so champions league is back. it's always a bit of a slow start, but once it gets going but now there's 36 teams, they have eight games each, four at h