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i regularly travel on tube back to travel on the tube back to hendon, and if saw hendon, and if i evering like that, yes, i would. pull the would. i would either pull the emergency or have btp there. >> james cleverly is just arrived, understand, in arrived, we understand, in israel, a foreign secretary reports may be 17 reports that there may be 17 british jews either missing or killed. that's yet to be confirmed by the foreign office . the other aspect is that families have got their relatives as having been called up or volunteering literally on the front line here. >> well, i have some constituents who are there. i met two last night who managed to get a flight out, and it was a huge relief to meet them. i'm in contact while waiting to come on this program today with another constituent who's been in shelters out there. and many of them are in terrible fear . we of them are in terrible fear. we need to ensure that they can get back through commercial flights, but of but also, many of my constituents who may have been born in this country have performed aliyah. they've moved to isra

we'll be speaking to the mp for hendon . with police the mp for hendon.ti—semitic protests , the home anti—semitic protests, the home secretary warning even waving a palestinian flag could now be a criminal offence. all the date is coming up for you at noon. stay with us. >> thank you, mark. right. we've come to the end of the show today. will you come back tomorrow? >> oh, if you insist. definitely. >> good. >> good. >> i will also be >> right? i will also be covering the jubes tonight at 6:00. you to emma. thank 6:00. thank you to emma. thank you for the licence fee, aren't you? >> oh. you? >> oh . oh. >> oh. oh. >> oh. oh. >> i put the hours in the pound. you can't deny that, right. and we will be back with britain's newsroom tomorrow morning at 930. and richard, if you will 930. me and richard, if you will come back. you are with gb news, the channel. stay with the people's channel. stay with us for the day. >> gb energy . >> gb energy. >> gb energy. >> hello. very good morning to you . it's aidan mcgivern here you. it's aidan mcgivern here from the m

artefacts, including many of guy gibson's personal effects, have been removed from there and taken to hendonis great because it's a wonderful raf museum, but they're being stored they're currently being stored in , but that at least in boxes, but that is at least a bit of progress now. we got out the crime stats today. gun and knife crime has increased as well as robberies and shoplifting. they shoplifting. some crimes they were down significantly, but perhaps the real kicker here is fewer than 6% of crimes led to a suspect being charged. well, i'm joined by danny shaw, crime and policing commentator, former, of course, former bbc home affairs correspondent . danny, help us correspondent. danny, help us make sense of all of these numbers now, these figures go up to the end of june 20th, 22, 2023, 2023. sorry 2022 to 2023. and they show overall some quite big decreases in crime there, suggesting that criminal damage has fallen significantly. that fraud is down and they're saying overall that crime is down. can we really believe that? >> there's two sets of figures . >> there's two sets of fig

artefacts, including many of guy gibson's personal effects, have been removed from there and taken to hendonis great because it's a wonderful raf museum, but they're being stored they're currently being stored in , but that at least in boxes, but that is at least a bit of progress now. we got out the crime stats today. gun and knife crime has increased as well as robberies and shoplifting. they shoplifting. some crimes they were down significantly, but perhaps the real kicker here is fewer than 6% of crimes led to a suspect being charged. well, i'm joined by danny shaw, crime and policing commentator, former, of course, former bbc home affairs correspondent . danny, help us correspondent. danny, help us make sense of all of these numbers now, these figures go up to the end of june 20th, 22, 2023, 2023. sorry 2022 to 2023. and they show overall some quite big decreases in crime there, suggesting that criminal damage has fallen significantly. that fraud is down and they're saying overall that crime is down. can we really believe that? >> there's two sets of figures . >> there's two sets of fig

so when residents in the town hendon in east the town of hendon in east yorkshire were told superfastas coming their way, well, you'd think they'd have been but not so. been delighted. but not so. >> not so, not so. they launched a in protest over an a campaign in protest over an unsightly telegraph poles that are needed to bring broadband to their homes and businesses . as their homes and businesses. as so we go now to our yorkshire reporter anna riley. she'll tell you more . you more. >> broadband poles are popping up across east yorkshire and increasing competition in the internet market bit. >> but campaigners in this quaint market town of hedon want to stop the planned installation of 500 broadband poles . as you of 500 broadband poles. as you have heard about heading against demonstrators , broadband demonstrators, broadband companies only have to display signs giving 28 days notice before installing poles, and it's happening across the uk . it's happening across the uk. >> we've seen similar companies elsewhere adopting the same tactic . it's mostly people have tactic. it's mos

he's a semi—pro footballer who plays for hendon in the southern league.with a choice of paying that left him with a choice of paying £15,000 to go private or abandoning his career for his love, his joy. now humza actually crowdfunded his operation . in the end, the operation. in the end, the british people dug deep and got him back on the pitch and he's back in the goals as well . he back in the goals as well. he scored in the fa cup this season . but honestly , was it come to . but honestly, was it come to this working people paying for their own health care in a cost of living crisis ? pensioners of living crisis? pensioners waiting weeks, months , sometimes waiting weeks, months, sometimes waiting weeks, months, sometimes waiting years just for the care that they need . now the whole that they need. now the whole point of our nhs is to be the crowdfunded solution for all of us. that's the fundamental principle. and at the next election it's on the line. >> the conservative party have brought our nhs to its knees, will put it in the ground . will put it