speaking at a meeting of the international police organisation interpol, sir keir starmer confirmed therack down on gangs bringing migrants to the uk. our home editor mark easton reports from glasgow. the skirl of the pipes welcomes police officers from 176 countries to glasgow, interpol�*s general assembly, offering a stage for the prime minister to argue that the organised crime gangs behind illegal migration can only be stopped by a change in the international policing mindset. people smuggling should be viewed as a global security threat similar to terrorism. 30,000 people have crossed the channel in small boats this year already, more than half of those, like these migrants in dover last week, arriving since labour came to power. the people smuggling is the thing we want to press. the prime minister and the home secretary explained they have both been pressing the flesh at this global gathering, looking to strike new co—operation agreements with countries like germany. i can get you a boat. you will pay me 15,000 euros. last month the bbc revealed that people in the german city of

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the plans are being officially unveiled by keir starmer at the interpol general assembly in glasgow.r one of europe is like poorest countries moldova. its pro—eu president has claimed a second term after a tense election run—off seen as a choice between europe and russia. official figures give maia sandu an undecidable lead with nearly all of the votes counted and the final result is expected to be declared in the coming hours. taking two thirds supporters who promised to be president all moldovans. translation: moldova, | you are victorious, today, dear moldovans, you have given a lesson in democracy worthy of being written in history books. today you have saved moldova. moldova has been under an unprecedented attack. dirty money, illegal vote buying, the interference in electoral processes by hostile forces from outside the country and by criminal groups, lies sowing hatred and fear within our society. our people have united, and freedom and the citizens have won. peace and hope for a better life have prevailed. the victory of maia sandu comes two weeks after a knife edge referendu

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but says it won't stop interpol from arresting guitar to show the issue of warrant warranty. below alger 0 minute left all over us president elect donald trump has nominated former florida. the attorney general time bomb the to had the justice department. bundy is seen as a loyalist of trump. she was picked off the mat. gates withdrew his name for the post saying issue surrounding his nomination with becoming a distraction. it follows along running control the see over legend sexual misconduct. gates denies any wrong doing political strive, just reading a shaw says trump is nominating long list to make sure his legal problems go away. a general look, you know, trump, this got all these lawyer list ready because these people are just personally loyal to him. he's quite assured that they will carry out policy when they take these roles in the new year. that is quite align with his sense, particularly the department of justice. you know, trump has been very concerned and, and not just concerned very vocal about how he feels, the democrats weaponized, the justice system against him. so what

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this set about interpolate is one of 3 that the lebanese national future has taken over and turned into a shelter. it's home to 11 families at the moment to select different parts of the country. 6 year old jewelry sled her home with her family in the southern city of tire. she is the youngest resident in this old theatre. these old historic features, once put on plays and shows for people wishing to escape the realities of their daily lives. now they are serving the same purpose, but for a different crowd. this is took, took is the 1st country in the world to develop a comprehensive national, sustainable tourism program in partnership with the global, sustainable tourism comes this country homes more beauties that just looks like beaches, historical and cultural view. rivelo rich and michelin, green star, restaurants come and discover the natural, historical, and cultural beauties all through a decade of honoring individuals and institutions working and translation between arabic and faulty. all the world languages, shay come odd award for translation, and international understanding i

we know where they are _ interpol and shut it down?re mostly by _ interpol and shut it down? we know where they are mostly by their - interpol and shut it down? we know where they are mostly by their ip i where they are mostly by their ip addresses, we have replications but not specific. in the cases where we are able to find out where they are in a specific building, we would pass that information to relevant authorities and then what happens after it is not up to us. you authorities and then what happens after it is not up to us.— after it is not up to us. you have done this _ after it is not up to us. you have done this for _ after it is not up to us. you have done this for a _ after it is not up to us. you have done this for a few _ after it is not up to us. you have done this for a few years - after it is not up to us. you have done this for a few years now, i after it is not up to us. you have i done this for a few years now, what have you noticed in the nature of scams? , , . ., ., scams? the biggest change we have seen is the p

interpol, the use of anti-money-laundering laws.recently, i apologize once again for the personal example, but when we explained things to our personal experience i think they are more clear. three months ago i couldn't open a bank account in the u.s. even though i work in the private sector in use, i work for a private equity firm. years ago my record was there. my bank accounts, native american, region bay, they were shut down because somebody googled my name and softening terrorism. if you want to fight back on these cases i i was able to do and reopen my accounts through the wonderful help of the national endowment and other organizations. there are thousands and thousands of cases of dissidents that because they continue to speak they cannot have a travel document inside the country because of the immigration laws of this country. so that's already a hassle. in addition to that, the regime used a a smear campaign that affect your reputation. if you work for a private company, likely having an employee that we targeted and so on

speaking at a meeting of the international police organisation interpol in glasgow, sir keir starmer, share intelligence and tactics, and tackle the problem upstream, working together to shut down the smuggling routes. strictly come dancing's amy dowden has withdrawn from the competition because of a foot injury. the dancer was taken to hospital after feeling unwell two saturdays ago. any dowden missed the last series of the programme after she was diagnosed with breast cancer, but was given the all—clear earlier this year. on instagram tonight she said her heart was "breaking". the legendary american musician and producer quinchones has died. he was 91. in a career that spanned more than 75 years, he worked with musicians including frank sinatra, aretha franklin, and most famously michaeljackson. quinchones produced his 1982 album thriller, which is the best selling album of all time. lizo mzimba looks back at a remarkable life and a towering talent. # cos this is thriller...# quinchones could do it all. producing some of music's biggest hits... # you know it's thriller, thriller ni

do we get interpol involved? >> the fbi are always watching. time a person travels, goes on vacation, to a place they think they might be safe. another question this raises is, what will the u.s. government response be to this rogue bow -- behavior by iran? there have been people in the foreign policy community who have been calling on the u.s. to become tougher in response to these provocations by iran. now we have president-elect trump who has promised to escalate maximum pressure on iran. this adds fuel to the fire in this tense relationship. >> praised netanyahu for some of the assassinations. haniyeh, the so-called political leader. ken dilanian, thank you so much. >> you bet. >>> we are taking a deep dive into the republican coalition. democrats argue about whether they can rebuild and when. you are watching "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. o? with miebo, eyes can feel ♪ miebo ohh yeah ♪ miebo is the only prescription dry eye drop that forms a protective layer for the number one cause of dry eye: too much tear evaporation. for relief t

it has grown to almost 70 countries including interpol and the european union. what has been unique and why we are so appreciative, in the role that many countries play in driving the actual work of the counter ransomware initiative. you can see key countries and players right here. we have been, as the u.s., deeply appreciative of the leadership of the u.k. and singapore, founding members running the policy track. we did our first coordinated counter ransomware policy statement last year. felicity will talk about the open scale of policy efforts she and her team are leading. felicity: we have been grateful for israel and the ui you to set up a platform enabling countries to share indicators of compromise, to work together in the midst of a cyber attack and help each other with the goal of making it riskier, costlier, and harder for hackers having to design a new attack each time. deeply appreciative of the row in australia leading the international counter ransomware task force with lithuania establishing a platform for countries to ask for help from each other

. >> [applause] >> okay well we have eluded a little bit tto the trials and interpolations of americantoonists——and tribulations of american cartoonists. we are operating a new media land and there's a lot of obstacles to political cartoonists. an american cartoonist has to deal with maybe timid editors that are afraid to run cartoons or maybe online harassment. but our cartoon compatriots in other countries face much more serious challenges to keep cartooning. so you saw vladimir's cartoon about cartooning in a time of war in ukraine. let me introduce you to another cartoonist she did t maeda who is a cartoonist in india. can you queue up to the video? ♪ >> hi, i'm rashida to meet up. i'm a political cartoonist based in india. ——which is a feminist comic, and also about issues——in the last 10 years out of the current government we have seen an increasing number of instances of censorship——in terms of whether it is censorship and form of ruling or violence or receiving threats of legal action. —— social media companies like meta. we are seeing a shrinking space in the country and i thi

it includes interpol, the european union still.nd why we're so partially appreciative is the role many countries play in driving the actual work of the counter ransomware initiative. you see the key countries and players right here. so, we've been as the united states deeply appreciative of the leadership of the uk and singapore founding members running the policy track. i'll note that we did our first coordinated counter ransomware initiative policy statement last year. felicity will talk a bit about the scope and scale of policy efforts she and her team are leading. we've been deeply grateful to israel and the uae for working together to stand up a platform, enabling countries to share indicators of compromise, to work together in the midst of a cyberattack and really help each other with the goal of making it riskier, costlier and harder for attackers by having to be creative and designing a new attack each time because countries, as defenders, are working together. deeply appreciative of the role of australia in leading the int

this set about interpolate is one of 3 that the lebanese national theater has taken over and turned into a shelter its home to 11 families at the moment to select different parts of the country. 6 year old jewelry sled her home with her family in the southern city of tire. she is the youngest resident in this old theater. these old historic features, once put on plays and shows for people wishing to escape the realities of their daily lives. now they are serving the same purpose, but for a different crowd. the south african autocracies, under pressure to help legal mind is they deliberately trapped killing me, has below ground. the tell mccrae this is, they'll just hear a live from the also coming up at least 10 palestinians, including children, the killed and, and this fairly strong. how getting you in run school in northern cancer? dozens. more in just a mob with israeli settlers rampaged through a village in the occupied with bank palestinian leaders, coincidence, and national helps to ends. the attacks and ukraine's president says the will must in next year acknowledge increasing.

but says it both stopped, interpol from arresting guitar to should the issue a warrant. warranty. below alger 0, monday, last old. and it's time for your sports news with peter stem it who has joined us in the studio. peter, so thank you very much. civil, jerry and aladdin has found us see stone calling him a great a sexually assaulted a woman in a hotel in 2018 this summer. crack are you are repos like 40. okay, thanks. all right. do you have any reaction for break? i said nothing as he left the cold in dublin off the previous the testifying that the encounter had been consensual. he says he'll appeal, that is the order to pay and the key to hand more than $250000.00 in damages. she says the assault left a heavy bruise and suffering from post traumatic stress disorder to all the fix, the victims of sexual assault. i hope my story is a reminder that no matter how afraid you might be speak, hope you have a volume and keep on fighting for joseph. i know this has impacted not only my, my life, my doors to my family, i'm friends tremendously. and it's under some things that will never forge

. >> so this ties into the speech that starmer gave today to interpol.y because they released the speech ahead of time. he's committing a lot of resources, which we already knew about. but we're four months into their this government, if they're now four months in going, we're going to commit 150 million. well you're not doing it quick enough.the well you're not doing it quick enough. the numbers are up on the previous year. yeah . it's the previous year. yeah. it's and this stuff it's long term. yeah. >> but what is the solution josh. >> well i don't know but i don't think it's drones. it's not drones. >> no. it feels a bit desperate. they're just trying anything. >> well, some people would say the deterrent would be the deterrent is the thing that that's what some people would say. >> the idea that if you go and some people say you get sent off somewhere. >> yeah, of course, what we do is we reward people. we've got a big carrot dangling. you get, you know, a free hotel, you get all this stuff. nice stuff. you get to stay forever because of our stupid

anti—smuggling action plan with g7 partners and the prime minister and home secretary both attended the interpol on monday to press the case for a much stronger and more integrated global response to organised immigration crime, as well as tackling this issue upstream, we have taken to action speed up decision making and stepped up returns of those with no right to be in this country. the result of all this action is 9400 returns. since this government took office, including a 19% increase in enforced returns and a 14% increase in returns of foreign national offenders. mr speaker, sticking plasters and gimmicks have failed. the smugglers and traffickers have been getting away with it for far too long. it's time to show them we're serious. not with words , but serious. not with words, but with action. the security of britain's borders is paramount, and under this government it always will be. >> a shadow leader of the house fryston shadow home secretary . fryston shadow home secretary. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank thank you, mr speaker. well, i'm afraid the government's acti

international cooperation, work with interpol, delivering resutts _ with interpol, delivering results working with colleagues on similar operations in pursuit of our collective security, i want to say a — collective security, i want to say a heartfelt thank you. over the past — say a heartfelt thank you. over the past century, the success of interpol has been a testament to the critical importance of its mission, to the skill— importance of its mission, to the skill and professionalism of its — the skill and professionalism of its members, and to the spirit — of its members, and to the spirit of— of its members, and to the spirit of innovation that has evolved _ spirit of innovation that has evolved through decades of political, technological and social _ political, technological and social change. most importantly of all. _ social change. most importantly of all, interpol's success has been — of all, interpol's success has been evidence of that enduring betief— been evidence of that enduring belief that together we are stronger. britain's new government is committed to the principie

here's what the prime minister had to say at the interpol conference in glasgow earlier today. >> wend how these gangs work. we can invest in new capabilities and enhanced powers to smash them. so we're giving our new border security command an additional £75 million of new funding on top of the £75 million we've already committed . million we've already committed. this will support a new organised immigration crime intelligence unit , organised immigration crime intelligence unit, hundreds of new investigators and intelligence officers backed by state of the art technology . state of the art technology. >> environment secretary steve reed, has met with nfu president tom bradshaw today to discuss farmers fury over rachel reeves inheritance tax rate. dubbed the tractor tax, it was announced in last week's budget that inheritance tax relief for farms will be limited to just £1 million, meaning all assets passed down above that threshold will be taxed. despite huge backlash, the chancellor is showing no indication that she will consider reversing her decision . kemi badenoch has made de

at the interpol meeting yesterday in glasgow , he claimed that in glasgow, he claimed that brexit hadeant the uk no longer had access to the european arrest warrant database and that he wanted this restored. but beyond an illusion, any restoration of the pre—brexit settlement will come at a cost in this case, almost certainly our return to the european arrest warrant . but european arrest warrant. but this system not only gives jurisdiction to european judges in the uk, as it would be ruled on by the court of justice of the european union, but it would treat the uk as a state within their federation rather than the position. we have restored that of a sovereign nation . the prime of a sovereign nation. the prime minister is meeting european leaders on thursday in hungary with a new eu security pact expected to be at the top of his agenda. but this is merely the first step in dragging us back to the eu via the back door. keir starmer has always wanted to be in the eu. he didn't want to be in the eu. he didn't want to leave. he wanted a second referendum and now, bit by bit, they're try

and yesterday, sir keir starmer announced he wanted to reset britain's relationship with interpol to help smash the gangs. well, i'll be joined by the big brexit beast ben habib, who thinks the prime minister may be deliberately walking into a carefully laid trap to snag us into closer ties with the cursed european union. and yesterday, the president of the national farmers union, tom bradshaw, had a crunch meeting with the environment minister to relay the fury of british farmers ?or ? or will democrats kamala states? or will democrats kamala harris nudge it? we'll be live from the land of the free, covering the greatest political spectacle on the planet . and spectacle on the planet. and yesterday, sir keir starmer announced he wanted to reset britain's relationship with interpol to help smash the gangs. well, i'll be joined by the big brexit beast ben habib, who thinks the prime minister may be deliberately walking into a carefully laid trap to snag us into closer ties with the cursed european union. and yesterday, the president of the national farmers union, tom bradshaw, had a c

here's what the prime minister had to say at the interpol conference in glasgow earlier today. >> wenderstand how these gangs work. we can invest in new capabilities and enhanced powers to smash them. so we're giving our new border security command an additional £75 million of new funding, on top of the £75 million we've already committed. this will support a new organised immigration, crime, intelligence unit, hundreds of new investigators and intelligence officers backed by state of the art technology farmers across england have been left worried for their future after the completely unfair change to inheritance tax for farms. >> that's according to the national farmers union, nfu president tom bradshaw made the comments after meeting with environment secretary steve reed today to discuss the farmers fury over rachel reeves inheritance tax rate, dubbed the tractor tax, it was announced in last week's budget that inheritance tax relief for farms will be limited to £1 million, meaning all assets passed down above that threshold will be taxed over to the us . now, where taxed over to

sir keir starmer is expected to use a speech at interpols general assembly next week to announce theeation of a specialist investigation unit that will use counter—terror powers to tackle people smugglers. that's according to the sunday the sun on sunday that says more than 5000 migrants arrived in the uk after crossing the english channel in october, making it the busiest month of the year so far, according to home office figures, 230 people made the journey in five boats on thursday, which brings the total number of arrivals recorded last month to 5417. and those are the latest this gb news headlines. for now, i'm tatiana sanchez and now it's time for headliners for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone , sign up to to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gb news .com. >> forward slash alerts . >> forward slash alerts. >> forward slash alerts. >> hello and welcome to headliners. this is your first look at sunday's top stories with three comedians. i'm cressida watson, joined tonight by lewis schaffer and nick dixon. welcome both. >>

here's what the prime minister had to say at the interpol conference in glasgow earlier today. >> werstand how these gangs work. we can invest in new capabilities and enhance powers to smash them. so we're giving our new border security command an additional £75 million of new funding, on top of the £75 million we've already committed . million we've already committed. this will support a new organised immigration crime intelligence unit , organised immigration crime intelligence unit, hundreds of new investigators and intelligence officers backed by state of the art technology . state of the art technology. >> now, farmers across england have been left worried for their future after the completely unfair change to inheritance tax for farms . that's according to for farms. that's according to the national farmers union . nfu the national farmers union. nfu president tom bradshaw made the comments after meeting with environment secretary steve reid today to discuss farmers fury over rachel reeves inheritance tax rate, dubbed the tractor tax, it was announced in last week's budget that

think the question people have, lewis, is why is it sort of taken so long there he was speaking to interpold he was saying the world needs to wake up to the severity of the challenge, and it's quite frustrating when he sort of comes in and goes, you know what? there's a thing called migration and we really should look at that. yes. >> it's hypocritical, not even hypocritical. he's an idiot. well, you don't you know, it's always one of these points. you don't expect labour, but you do. you should expect. i mean, you should expect. i don't remember whether you should expect it. don't expect it. the truth is, is one is you shouldn't fast track because people have a right to a fair trial. and what has happened in this country is they say you're going to stay in prison unless you admit that you've done something guilty. you're guilty, and then you can leave. so people say, okay, i'm guilty, and then they get, you know, then they have a lifetime criminal record for this. >> well, that's a really good point, actually, isn't it? right. to a fair trial. because you can just imagine that if people sa

here's what the prime minister had to say at the interpol conference in glasgow earlier today. >> westand how these gangs work . we can invest in new work. we can invest in new capabilities and enhance powers to smash them . so we're giving to smash them. so we're giving our new border security command an additional £75 million of new funding, on top of the £75 million we've already committed . million we've already committed. this will support a new organised immigration crime intelligence unit , organised immigration crime intelligence unit, hundreds of new investigators and intelligence officers backed by state of the art technology , state of the art technology, over to the us now, where donald trump and kamala harris are targeting pennsylvania on the final day of campaigning to decide the next president of the united states. >> both candidates, trump and harris, are touring swing states in a final push for what is being described as a neck and neck election. trump has already beenin neck election. trump has already been in north carolina today , been in north carolina today, whi

here's what the prime minister had to say at the interpol conference in glasgow earlier today. >> wederstand how these gangs work. we can invest in new capabilities and enhanced powers to smash them. so we're giving our new border security command an additional £75 million of new funding, on top of the £75 million we've already committed . million we've already committed. this will support a new organised immigration crime intelligence unit , organised immigration crime intelligence unit, hundreds of new investigators and intelligence officers backed by state of the art technology . state of the art technology. >> farmers across england have been left worried for their future after the completely unfair change to inheritance tax for farms. that's according to the national farmers union. nfu president tom bradshaw made the comments after meeting with environment secretary steve reed today to discuss farmers fury over rachel reeves inheritance tax raid, dubbed the tractor tax, it was announced in last week's budget that inheritance tax relief for farms will be limited to £1 million, me

here's what the prime minister had to say at the interpol conference in glasgow earlier today. >> weunderstand how these gangs work. we can invest in new capabilities and enhanced powers to smash them. so we're giving our new border security command an additional £75 million of new funding, on top of the £75 million we've already committed . million we've already committed. this will support a new organised immigration crime intelligence unit , organised immigration crime intelligence unit, hundreds of new investigators and intelligence officers backed by state of the art technology . state of the art technology. >> kemi badenoch is making her first senior appointments as the new leader of the conservative party. gb news understands that laura trott has been appointed the shadow education secretary, with neil o'brien appointed as the shadow minister of state for education. dame rebecca harris will be the party's chief whip, replacing stuart andrew. nigel huddleston and lord dominic johnson have also been appointed as the joint party chairman. however, gb news also understands that si

it's why the prime minister was at interpol, committed to public funding of operations and why, as i, it is already reaping consequences with 19% increase on returns from last year. >> well, of course, during the election, the prime minister said the first scheduled flights were due to go off later in july. that, of course, never happened after the election result, but i do want to get on to buses this morning because you've got a big announcement, £955 million for the bus network. >> absolutely. we're delighted to announce today almost £1 billion for local bus services . billion for local bus services. this will drastically improve reliability and services in every corner of the country. and for the first time, we are committing this funding in a fair, transparent way. the previous government took funding streams and they made areas compete against each other , with compete against each other, with particularly rural areas losing out. today, the funding settlement will give areas like essex, kent, devon and areas across the north like blackburn and liverpool, record sums of money to

united for wildlife has supported operations in the ground. 0ur partnerships with organisations like interpolancial action task force have been into mental in disrupting the financial flows that sustain wildlife crime, making it harderfor making it harder for traffickers making it harderfor traffickers to profit from destructive activities. i can say today that the fight against the wildlife trade is no longer a fringe issue like it felt in 2014. it has become a priority for global leaders and a focus for many of the world's largest businesses. we seem key markets for illegal wildlife products close in the last decade, in the us, the uk, singapore and china. we have seen laws are strengthened, vital un resolutions agreed and a growing understanding of the global effort needed to combat this crisis. while these international achievements are crucial, we must also recognise the people on the front lines. the rangers, the indigenous peoples and the local communities who are the guardians of our planet's most precious resources. ranges are fundamental if we are to meet our global conservation tar

expected to warn the glasgow summit which brings together senior police and ministers from nearly 200 interpolity of the challenge of people smuggling. we arejust the challenge of people smuggling. we are just counting down to the home secretary yvette cooper who is likely to speak first and then the prime minister sir keir starmer who will speak. of course the issue of migration is a sensitive topic and the prime minister wants to apply a counterterrorism approach to border security. and end the fragmentation between the police and the border force and intelligence agencies so essentially boasting plans to help the agencies involved to be provided with some sort of enhanced power through a new border security approach. what they are looking to do essentially is try and make it easier to detect, disrupt and deter those involved in organised immigration crime which those involved in organised immigration cri

here's what the prime minister had to say at the interpol conference in glasgow earlier today. >> werstand how these gangs work. we can invest in new capabilities and enhance powers to smash them. so we're giving our new border security command an additional £75 million of new funding, on top of the £75 million we've already committed . million we've already committed. this will support a new organised immigration crime intelligence unit , organised immigration crime intelligence unit, hundreds of new investigators and intelligence officers backed by state of the art technology . state of the art technology. >> now, farmers across england have been left worried for their future after the completely unfair change to inheritance tax for farms . that's according to for farms. that's according to the national farmers union . nfu the national farmers union. nfu president tom bradshaw made the comments after meeting with environment secretary steve reid today to discuss farmers fury over rachel reeves inheritance tax rate, dubbed the tractor tax, it was announced in last week's budget that

this is the annual conference of interpol, and it is taking place in glasgow, the first time they haveing at this conference will be addressing representatives of police organisations and governments from 196 countries, so striking he has chosen to focus on that issue of small boats. a perhaps unsurprising, when you recall the stats. more than 5000 people crossed channel in small boats in october alone. the numbers this year are boats in october alone. the numbers this yearare up boats in october alone. the numbers this year are up 16.5% on the same point in 2023. what keir starmer will say is that he will say, i'm elated to deliver security for the british people, and strong borders are a part of that. there is nothing progressive about turning a blind eye as men, women and children die in the channel. this is a vile trade that must be stamped out. —— i'm elected to deliver. it means £75 million more funding for this issue, that's a doubling of we already knew had been committed. what will that go on? it will go on funding for investigations and surveillance, things like maritime dron

speaking at the interpol general assembly in glasgow, sir keir starmer called for international co—operationg across the channel. 0ur political correspondent damian grammaticas reports. bagpipes play. gathered in glasgow, law enforcement officials from nearly 200 nations. their speciality is cooperation against transnational crime. that's why the prime minister was here. he wants the problem of irregular immigration to be viewed as a global security threat. people—smuggling needs a global response, and on a scale way beyond where we are now. we need to unlock the power of that cooperation across borders, agencies, continents, even. the small boats issue, he said, needs to be seen as part of a much, much bigger problem. it exploits the cracks between our institutions. it pits nations against each other, profits from our inability at a political level to come together. that's part of the business model. so i will work with anyone serious who can offer solutions on this. so you're looking out of here at these? yeah. you're all being imaged. sir keir is promising new surveillance drones and new