here we go we expose humza yousaf . next we expose humza yousaf.ext good evening. >> the top story from the gb newsroom tonight. a man who piloted a people smuggling boat across the english channel has been found guilty of manslaughter. if you're watching on tv, here's the rescue. taking place in december 2022. after the dinghy collapsed in on itself , killing four people on itself, killing four people on board. ibrahim abbas, who's a senegalese migrant, was in charge of the vessel on that day, navigating using only mobile phone technology , which mobile phone technology, which the judge said led directly to the judge said led directly to the deaths. one of the passengers told kent police it was common knowledge among those on board the boat that once they entered british waters, they would rescued by the business would be rescued by the business secretary took aim at the former post office chair today, accusing him of making up claims that he was told to delay compensation payments . compensation payments. yesterday, mr staunton suggested he'd bee

now, back in 2013, humza yousaf was external affairs he slammed affairs minister.lammed everyone else, saying we do things differently to the rest of the we welcome asylum of the uk. we welcome asylum seekers. , the snp's own seekers. in fact, the snp's own website currently says scotland stands ready to help to offer sanctuary to refugees who need our help. this is first and foremost a humanitarian crisis and it requires a humanitarian response. the snp scottish government has repeatedly called on the uk government to play a part in a coordinated europe response, and has agreed to take a fair and proportionate share of refugees in scotland. well, it turns out that humza yousaf and the snp aren't prepared to put their money where their mouth is today. the home secretary, james cleverly, revealed aren't taking revealed scotland aren't taking their . scotland their fair share. scotland houses eight asylum seekers for every 10,000 people. that is about half the amount that england takes now, according to october figures. the whole of scotland has just ten migrants hot

we've got the times now, leader humza yousaf now, and snp leader humza yousaf sent money that was meant other charities to a hamas linked organisation in gaza . it linked organisation in gaza. it seems a bit unfair because scotland in worse scotland is in a much worse state gaza. nicholas hahaha state than gaza. nicholas hahaha well um , the problem is that the well um, the problem is that the problem is twofold. >> first of all, uh, the aid went basically scotland had this emergency humanitarian fund, but they had run out of money. so they had run out of money. so the fund was empty. so they dipped into another fund , dipped into another fund, ringfenced for other charity , ringfenced for other charity, namely in malawi and three other partner countries, not in gaza. so that made the situation quite uncomfortable for other charities who had this this funding ring fenced for them. >> but and then two little kids in bangladesh waiting for their sandwiches or whatever, and they can't them because they sent can't get them because they sent the money to, to hamas, gaza. >> yeah. and that's,

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the scottish first minister humza yousaf has also been giving his reaction to the king's cancer diagnosisghts and prayers to his majesty the king and wish him well for a full recovery and a return back to public life. let me also send my very best wishes and my thoughts with her majesty the queen and all members of the royal family who will be deeply worried at this time. i don't think it matters whether you are a member of the royal family or not. if a family member has cancer, that is always going to be extremely worrying indeed, so i want to send them my very best wishes, notjust on behalf of myself, personally, the government i lead but on behalf of the entire nation. international reactions have come in earlier, including french president emmanuel macron, who also wished a speedy recovery to king charles.reactions have also been pouring in america, earlier i spoke to our north america correspondent david willis that's right, steve. yes. well, president biden himself is no stranger, as far as his family is concerned, to the curse that cancer can inflict. his son, of course, died of br

a vital brief, especially coming out of covid, he took up that brief when humza yousaf became first ministerhe last year, he worked to ensure the scottish government supported the nhs coming out of the covid pandemic. today's resignation comesjust covid pandemic. today's resignation comes just ahead of the publication of an investigation carried out by the scottish parliament corporate body which looks after the finances at holyrood. mr matheson said he had not seen the outcome of that but wanted to stand down so that he was not causing a distraction.— not causing a distraction. thank you for bringing — not causing a distraction. thank you for bringing us _ not causing a distraction. thank you for bringing us up-to-date. - radioactive water has leaked from a device treating contaminated waste at the fukushima nuclear power plant injapan. 5.5 metric tonnes of the substance spilled when valves were left open during maintenance. the plant operator said the surrounding environment was unaffected , but it plans to remove soil that may have been contaminated. an icelandic volcano erupts for the se

first minister, humza yousaf.happens to be where the terrorist group hamas has its hq. but it's not the first time yusuf's questionable links to terrorism porting countries has raised eyebrows . countries has raised eyebrows. it's emerged that turkish it's emerged that the turkish government for his wife, government paid for his wife, nadia, attend a united for nadia, to attend a united for peace in palestine conference in november last year, and that the first minister personally ianed first minister personally invited the turkish president, erdogan to visit scotland during a late last year . yusuf a meeting late last year. yusuf has since denied the offer has since denied that the offer was linked to turkey's pivotal role in helping wife's role in helping his wife's family escape gaza. in november last year. look, charlotte , the last year. look, charlotte, the snp has now also brought forward a vote in westminster on a ceasefire in gaza. do you not think this is a bit weird? you go anywhere in the world and you

humza yousaf the first minister of scotland saying this evening, my thoughts and prayers are with hisblic life. my thoughts are also with her majesty. mark drakeford as well, the first minister of wales, writing on social media, i am saddened to hear the news that his majesty king charles iii is facing further health challenges. my thoughts and those of people across wales will be with him and his family this evening. i sent my very best wishes as he starts treatment for a full and swift recovery. reflections there from cardiff and edinburgh and from the house of commons. ichris cardiff and edinburgh and from the house of commons.— cardiff and edinburgh and from the house of commons. chris mason, thank ou. let's house of commons. chris mason, thank you- let's return — house of commons. chris mason, thank you. let's return to _ house of commons. chris mason, thank you. let's return to nicholas _ you. let's return to nicholas witchell who joins me from you. let's return to nicholas witchell whojoins me from hong kong tonight. your thoughts about this coming relatively recently after the

welsh first minister mark drakeford said: in the past few minutes the scottish first minister humza yousaf giving his reaction to the king's cancer diagnosis. cani can i send my thoughts and indeed my prayers to his majesty the king and wish him well for a full recovery and a return back to public life. let me also send my very best wishes and my thoughts with her majesty the queen and all members of the royal family who will be deeply worried at this time. i don't think it matters whether you are a member of the royalfamily or not, whether you are a member of the royal family or not, if a family member has cancer, that is always going to be extremely worrying indeed, so i want to send them my best with —— wishes on behalf of the entire nation. with me is our royal correspondent sarah campbell. there will be people joining there will be peoplejoining us there will be people joining us who will be just there will be people joining us who will bejust coming there will be people joining us who will be just coming to the news this hour. let mejust will be just coming to the news this hour. let

in the past few minutes, the scottish first minister, humza yousaf, has been giving his reaction to thencer diagnosis. can i send my thoughts and prayers to his majesty the king and wish him well for a full recovery and a return back to public life. let me also send my very best wishes and my thoughts with her majesty the queen and all members of the royal family who will be deeply worried at this time. i don't think it matters whether you are a member of the royal family or not. if a family member has cancer, that is always going to be extremely worrying indeed, so i want to send them my very best wishes, notjust on behalf of myself, personally, the government i lead but on behalf of the entire nation. guto harri, former downing street director of communications for borisjohnson. we will talk about the anxiety there will be within their family and in wider parts of the country, but in a practical sense, what will be happening in the corridors around number ten?— happening in the corridors around numberten? , ., _ , number ten? obviously shocking when it ha ens, number ten? obviously sh

it's also about humza yousaf, because when you speak to people in the scottish government, in the snpon why let things run on for so many months with that happening? now, attention turns to filling that they can say, of course, for health secretary. there's also a vacancy for drugs minister in scotland so there will be a reshuffle we are expecting later this afternoon.— be a reshuffle we are expecting later this afternoon. david, thank ou. in pakistan, the polls havejust closed after an election campaign marred by violence. authorities cut mobile services, citing deteriorating security. the election comes almost two years since the previous prime minister, former cricketer imran khan, was ousted in a no—confidence vote. 0ur south asia correspondent samira hussain reports from islamabad. the moment polls opened this morning all mobile services across the country shut down, despite assurances communications would not be cut. the government said security was deteriorating, citing yesterday's twin bomb blasts in the balochistan province. but critics say it was just another attempt to stif

here we go we expose humza yousaf . next we expose humza yousaf.e gb newsroom tonight. a man who piloted a people smuggling boat across the english channel has been found guilty of manslaughter. if you're watching on tv, here's the rescue. taking place in december 2022. after the dinghy collapsed in on itself , killing four people on itself, killing four people on board. ibrahim abbas, who's a senegalese migrant, was in charge of the vessel on that day, navigating using only mobile phone technology , which mobile phone technology, which the judge said led directly to the judge said led directly to the deaths. one of the passengers told kent police it was common knowledge among those on board the boat that once they entered british waters, they would rescued by the business would be rescued by the business secretary took aim at the former post office chair today, accusing him of making up claims that he was told to delay compensation payments . compensation payments. yesterday, mr staunton suggested he'd been made a scapegoat for the post office sca

but i think to interesting the response of the leaders of the devolved nations, including humza yousaf of the scottish national party, up in scotland and michelle o'neill, the very new northern irish first minister. of course, she wants a unhed minister. of course, she wants a united ireland , but both united ireland, but both expressing their support and their good wishes. michelle o'neill , of course, um also went o'neill, of course, um also went to the king's coronation something which would have been unthinkable. just a few years earlier . um, unthinkable. just a few years earlier. um, with those connections going back between sinn fein and the ira. but all of these issues forgotten at a time like this , everybody really time like this, everybody really unhed time like this, everybody really united and wishing the king well worth , um, saying too, of worth, um, saying too, of course, that although he won't be doing any of his public engagements, he is expected to be continuing with his parliamentary work. the red box of papers that the monarch is sent signing off on on bills, etc.

humza yousaf exposed the yousaf has been exposed over the asylum a asylum seeker lie.talking about eritrean erupting on eritrean violence erupting on the streets of britain and nhs food is absolutely shocking. you wouldn't to a dog. well wouldn't serve it to a dog. well that all sounds extremely interesting. >> i feel sorry for the dog being given nhs food that'll be coming after the weather. i'll be back tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jacob rees—mogg. this has been state nation and i'll state of the nation and i'll tell the secret of somerset. tell you the secret of somerset. whether night, it is whether it rains at night, it is sunny in the the is sunny in the day. the grass is perfect and that's perfect and beautiful and that's why it's so good for the dairy industry. we such industry. and why we have such wonderful somerset . wonderful milk in somerset. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar , sponsors of weather on . solar, sponsors of weather on. gb news. >> hello. very good evening to you. i'm alex burkill. here's your latest gb news. weather update. there will be a spell

politicians which stand out and understanding issue, understanding this issue, which is moran, is humza yousaf in the areas they have family in the areas and more personally and they can be more personally in tune with happening, in tune with what's happening, what just because i okay. what i said just because i okay. because you insinuated that there's muslim there's some sort of muslim takeover of this country. no, no, no, because people have a problem. the thing that happened with was when he with keir starmer was when he was first just was asked at the first just after october 7th, and he after october the 7th, and he said he stood by the collective punishment people punishment of the people of gaza with cutting off of the with the cutting off of the electricity cutting off electricity and the cutting off of water. that's when things of the water. that's when things got muddled for the labour party. all people want is for the party very the labour party to be very clear. like the scottish labour leader, call for leader, and call for a ceasefire, it's that simple. >> i don't quite think it'

humza yousaf with this tweet suella braverman is the worst of politicians.eliberately stokes the fires and religious fires of racial and religious tensions for self—serving purposes with no regard to the greater societal damage she is doing. the very definition of a scorched earth policy shameful . scorched earth policy shameful. well, i don't really think mr yousaf should try to take the moral high ground when it comes to talking about stoking division. do you, lord justice clerk white, every high court judge white, the lord advocate, white obviously sadiq khan has got involved saying suella braverman seek to be doing her best to outflank enoch powell. it's a poisonous attempt to drive a wedge between our communities and serve her own name . ambition. now, more than name. ambition. now, more than even name. ambition. now, more than ever, we should be seeking to unite, not divide . well, it's unite, not divide. well, it's the same sadiq khan who reportedly said that a white family doesn't really represent londoners agreed to hoisting a donald trump blimp ove

in line with official advice, freedom of information requests show other ministers, including humza yousaf, also failed to transfer their messages on. opposition leaders are now demanding an urgent explanation, accusing the snp of a culture of secrecy . holiday a culture of secrecy. holiday park operator pontins has had to apologise for engaging in what the european court of human rights described as shocking discrimination towards irish travellers. it comes after a whistleblower revealed a list of banned irish surnames laid labelled as undesirable guests . labelled as undesirable guests. pontins staff were instructed to decline bookings based on the names and identified travellers by listening out for irish accents . the operator has now accents. the operator has now been served with an unlawful act. notice requiring pontins to engage with the gypsy and traveller community and develop an action plan addressing discrimination . and just lastly, discrimination. and just lastly, in sport, crystal palace manager roy hodgson is , we're told, in roy hodgson is, we're told, in a stable condition

. >> and it's also that they bring people like humza yousaf in who's most who's about the most authoritarianseen? yeah. you know that wasn't a idea. anyway, wasn't a good idea. anyway, let's to friday's let's move on now to friday's times news of the wrongful arrest legitimate cannot miss arrest of legitimate cannot miss users. lewis, what are legitimate cannabis users? >> legitimate cannabis users are people who are claiming that they're using for medicinal they're using it for medicinal purposes it's not legal. purposes because it's not legal. it says ignorance foiling medical cannabis use and because cannabis is not legal in this country. still yes. right. >> so unless you're ill, right. >> so unless you're ill, right. >> unless you're ill, you might have to get some sort of thing. but there's lots of people who are and what this what are using it and what this what this is interesting because this is an article. is a piece is an article. this is a piece that's basically prepared by lawyers saying there are 3000 cannabis attorneys who are just in case you have any problems you can call up

so humza yousaf search of a new yousaf is in search of a new health minister. >> issues with old financeues with the old finance rs on the border . rs on the border. >> and that ties in with so many of our stories today. labour of our stories today. the labour party has issues with their finances. much are they finances. how much are they going spend on energy? the going to spend on energy? the snp has issues with their finances. not just because finances. well, not just because of investigation of the investigation into money borrowed, because of borrowed, but also because of the health secretary's resignation there. >> and there's polling out today as well on the gb news website , as well on the gb news website, which shows that humza yousaf, the leader, could, uh, could lose his seat at the election . lose his seat at the election. so there you go. things aren't looking so rosy north of the border. >> absolutely. but do get in touch with your thoughts on everything discussing everything we're discussing today. vaiews@gbnews.com is the address to get in touch with, and we'll get some t

minister of scotland hums a yousaf... —— humza.ichelle o'neill who had a very important day today in belfast said... the leader of the democratic unionist party said... also from the welsh first minister... with me in the studio are health editor hugh pam and our royal correspondent sarah campbell. there will be lots of people themselves watching tonight and dealing with cancer or know someone who is. what do you make of the statement and why it was issued in this way? it’s it was issued in this way? it's interesting — it was issued in this way? it's interesting to _ it was issued in this way? it�*s interesting to see the statement and to hear some of the briefing around it. we know that cancer risk does increase with age. in fact, a third of new cancers every year diagnosed are in those 75 and over. there will be quite a few people out there in a similar position who just had a diagnosis, which will come as a bit of a shock. but we've heard the king say he's positive about his treatment for that what we don't know is what that tre

worry is, mean, >> well, the worry is, i mean, humza he was humza yousaf, when he was justice he justicee instrumental in the implementation bill. and implementation of this bill. and one of the things that he put in the bill or the snp put in the bill, was that you could be criminalised something criminalised for something offensive your offensive. you've said in your own this is how own home. yes. so this is how draconian is. and i don't draconian this is. and i don't see any signs that snp, see any signs that the snp, uh, want down in any way. >> that's right. i mean, they obviously have faced a lot of resistance, but you're right, that law with, that law passed with, uh, a scenario . it could be that you scenario. it could be that you are sitting with your family dinner and you say something, perhaps critical perhaps about gender critical theory whatever the hot topic theory or whatever the hot topic of day if your kids of the day is. if your kids report their teacher report you to their teacher and the teacher reports you to the authorities, means that you authorities, that means th

freedom of information requests show other ministers, including humza yousaf, also failed to transferges. opposition leaders are demanding an urgent explanation . varne accusing the explanation. varne accusing the snp of a culture of secrecy . snp of a culture of secrecy. detectives are saying they are keeping an open mind about whether the murder of a 16 year old in bristol last night is unked old in bristol last night is linked to other recent attacks. the teenage victim died in what police have described as a sickening stabbing by two attackers wearing masks, who then fled the scene on bicycles . then fled the scene on bicycles. it comes just weeks after the deaths of teenagers mason rist and max dixon, who were also stabbed in bristol. police have now got enhanced stop and search powers across the city after confirming there are currently no suspects clusters of measles cases are emerging across the uk outside the original outbreak in the west midlands, the uk's health agency has reported cases in london, the north west, yorkshire and humber and the east midlands and it's warning

the anniversary of nicola sturgeon's resignation and her successor humza , has never regained humza yousaf and large, is something that pro—independence supporters talk about , but not something that's about, but not something that's about, but not something that's a serious policy debate at the moment. i think you'd be seriously hard pressed to find anyone in scotland at the moment that would put that at the top of the list of concerns that they have when the nhs is in severe difficulty. are now in severe difficulty. we are now in a that there's a recession and that there's a lot of policy travails that which have been going on for years, continue to be years, which continue to be going forward . um, independence going forward. um, independence was once treated as the solution to all of these. but you'd be struggling find even many snp struggling to find even many snp msps member of parliament or supporters that think right now is the time for that to solve everything that's going on. >> there is a catalogue of struggling issues and a red coat cafe somehow is making it to the talking poin

those offering their best wishes on social media include scotland's first minister humza yousaf sayinggood, we defended resiliently, but we remain humble _ but we remain humble now, you know? it's a massive win but we stick together. go away on international break, come back, eight games to go, stay focused and go again. arsenal have the chance to move within three points of the top two later, and could break the record again for a women's super league crowd when they host manchester united. the match at the emirates, which holds just over 60,000 fans, is a sell out. 59,000 watched them beat chelsea in december. arsenal women are staging six of their 11 home league matches there this season. to cricket where it's undoubedtly been india's day so far in the third test in rajkot thanks to some magnificent bowling. england went into day three with momentum but were 290 for 5 at lunch having lost root, bairstow and ben duckett the latter for 153. the big wicket of ben stokes here followed out for 41 thanks india started off the bat, india currently 411—1, a lead of 70 runs. tiger woods has

humza yousaf. the snp are trying to jump on this now by saying, you know, if it was an anti—semitic remark, jk lee anderson would be fired by now. >> not even the fact. >> not even the fact. >> true. it's the fact i don't think it is. >> i think it's true. >> i think it's true. >> really i just, i think it >> i really i just, i think it might be wrong, but any any criticism of israel on the state of you're branded an of israel, you're branded an anti—semite, so so and anti—semite, you know. so so and i disagree with you actually, emma, i live in london as well. and i wouldn't be happy about walking around at certain times of night certain places. walking around at certain times of well,]ht certain places. walking around at certain times of well, i|t certain places. walking around at certain times of well, i meanertain places. walking around at certain times of well, i mean ,tain places. walking around at certain times of well, i mean , all places. walking around at certain times of well, i mean , a

. >> humza yousaf judge. judge. because he stood by him.m. ev end up> kevin, you know that. >> kevin, you know that. >> stood by him and now he >> he stood by him and now he said, do you think the whole snp sort image , um, has now sort of image, um, has now completely crumbled ? completely crumbled? >> and. >> and. >> well, i hope it has. it has to have had you see that we both get parents up there. my fam, my sister with sister still lives there with her children and her husband and children and i have i'm sick and tired of being the down here that's the only one down here that's absolutely lamenting the state of politics, but of scottish politics, but they're still pulling up in the mid 30s. >> i mean, it's not as they're not they were, but >> i mean, it's not as they're not not they were, but >> i mean, it's not as they're not not like they were, but >> i mean, it's not as they're not not li

. >> not nicola >> oh no it's not nicola sturgeon anymore is it's humza yousaf. >> yes that's right.t's right. >> nicola i shouldn't >> yes that's right. >> nicola everything. blame nicola for everything. >> though of do >> even though lots of people do . okay. it's 7:05 to our top story right now . police claim story right now. police claim that suspect in the clapham that the suspect in the clapham chemical attack may have jumped into the river thames. the manhunt continues and we're now in the 11th day. this is the met commander, john saville , commander, john saville, speaking yesterday . speaking yesterday. >> the last 24 hours we have meticulously been viewing all of the available cctv in and around the available cctv in and around the chelsea bridge area, and we've also worked with transport for london in accessing the cctv from their buses . it is our now from their buses. it is our now main working theory for the zigi has actually gone into the thames from chelsea bridge . all thames from chelsea bridge. all of our work thus far has not seen him come off the bridge . we seen