james cleverly. and — believe this is inevitable. international organisations and others who believe that this issue has to be front and centre. at the conference centre just behind me, it was the first lady of ukraine who just spoke and she mentioned how important it was to make survivors to save an order for them to give testimony, in her case it is the russian war in ukraine. shocking levels, one of the issues britain is now responsible for, criminal court set up, virtual rooms where survivors can give their testimony in safety to get notjust support for them, counselling, trauma support, but also justice. support for them, counselling, trauma support, but alsojustice. —— first lady of ukraine olena zelenska. first lady of ukraine olena zelenska— first lady of ukraine olena zelenska. thank you, chief international _ zelenska. thank you, chief | international correspondent zelenska. thank you, chief - international correspondent lyce doucet. mass detentions in china, as protests over strict covid lockdowns, spread to major cities.

to that earlier. james cleverly and so well - alluded to that earlier. james cleverly and so well aboveot making any predictions and saying we are going to reach that target by this point ——james are going to reach that target by this point —— james cleverley and suella braverman, very cautious in what they're saying because they know the government has previously overpromise in this area and under delivered. they are being cautious about their predictions. i think if you get it to 75—80%, that will make a substantial and rose, will deter, but the danger is that the people smuggling gangs will adapt their techniques. to smuggling gangs will adapt their techniaues. ., ., techniques. to what extent will those people — techniques. to what extent will those people smuggling - techniques. to what extent will those people smuggling gangs| techniques. to what extent will - those people smuggling gangs already be looking at this and thinking of the pressure is going to increase in the pressure is going to increase in the coming weeks and months, let's divert more people onto the backs of lorrie

for example, to ukraine, where james cleverly was visiting last week.o go of the media for the people who may see their enemies face—to—face in court. they can tell their stories in a protected way in order to allow them to feel not just that their stories are being heard, but there is accountability. sure, ok. thank you for that, accountability. sure, ok. thank you forthat, lyse accountability. sure, ok. thank you for that, lyse doucet. accountability. sure, ok. thank you forthat, lyse doucet. much accountability. sure, ok. thank you for that, lyse doucet. much more coming up. time to look at the weatherfor coming up. time to look at the weather for with staff. after what's been such a wet and mild month, things are expected to turn much colder and drier as we head into the start of december, and of course, that will be the start of meteorological winter. we'll also see cost —— frost and fog. some patches through the central belt of scotland. we're likely to see a fairly widespread frost. i thought your night to come, and this could be problematic, par

in other developments today, uk foreign secretary james cleverly has been visiting.al infrastructure. but i think more broadly, the uk, which has been seen as a very important supporter of ukraine, keen to keep underlining that support after a change of three prime ministers in recent times in britain, so i think james cleverly is here to send that message of reassurance today. we are joined now by andriy negrych, director of the charity global empowerment mission ukraine. andriy, thank you so much for talking to me. i can see where you are is very, very dark. there have been blackouts, haven't there? through what's been happening. goad through what's been happening. good evenint through what's been happening. good evening from — through what's been happening. good evening from kyiv. _ through what's been happening. good evening from kyiv. i— through what's been happening. (13mm evening from kyiv. i am standing on my balcony, and behind me is the downtown of kyiv, and we can see some lights in the windows, but it is not the regular lights of evening kyiv. the last ra

as james cleverly , the heating.uk will do everything it can to help ukraine. talks of civilian infrastructure . energy infrastructure. energy infrastructure. energy infrastructure is designed to try freeze the ukrainians into submission . i don't think it'll submission. i don't think it'll be successful . in fact, i know be successful. in fact, i know it won't be successful because they've shown a huge amount resilience and we will continue to support them through these difficult months . and the king difficult months. and the king says he wants a good game of football tonight as england , football tonight as england, wales go head to head in final match of group b in world cup to get through to the knockouts, wales must beating ireland and hope the usa draw iran. meanwhile, gareth southgate's side are looking to bounce back from their draw with the us and qualify as top of the group . qualify as top of the group. this is we'll bring you more news as it happens . now it's news as it happens. now it's back to . back

now, james cleverly says, but it must be understood that britain will repatriate people if they don't have a legitimate reason to be here. his predecessor, one of his previous that was pretty battelle. so in this deal with wonder to certain people better claim asylum in that country, that's on freeze because of legal challenges. many people who are experts in the area say that this deal with limited numbers of money will actually do very little to stop people who have, for example, relatives here in britain and a strong case for asylum from trying to make the crossings. in the absence of legal ruse, even in the absence of a place in france where they could claim asylum in britain. again, nadine baba, thank you so much for that update from london. the weather woke up is just 6 days away, and christiana over now. those already grabbing the headlines far is here with the details. what more can you tell us about this dramatic interview that he just says? well, yes, he is set to be one of the biggest stars at kids are 2022. but christiana, rinaldo has accused his club mattress united betra

james cleverly, there.vors can give their testimony in safety to get notjust support for them, counselling, trauma support, but alsojustice. lyce doucet reporting. business leaders in the north west of england are warning rail services could collapse into chaos by january — unless the government takes action. members of the northern powerhouse partnership are asking the transport secretary to step—in — after the disruption caused by strikes and cancellations. the government agrees the current situation is unacceptable. yunus mulla reports. there has been wide spread disruption on the railways this year. and it could get much worse in the new year. the northern powerhouse partnership says recruitment of new train drivers is a major issue and is calling on the government to intervene. if many of those who worked in the department of transport down in london had to use these trains, then it would have got sorted a long time ago. it's not good enough that those in the north of england are getting a second—class

is not under missile attacks or has not been lost for the first time, british foreign minister james cleverlyev for the first time at the bank, and it ’s difficult to talk about ukraine’s problems on video cameras. all light sources, heat, and water are also not in short supply in the president’s office. in their twitter, british representatives promise support for the independent. it is known that london will send his ambulances. aid and money 3.5 million dollars to restore infrastructure, however, the timing of the receipt of english gifts was not announced words are not enough words will not light up words won't protect against russian missiles this winter the uk isn't just talking about ukraine we're giving concrete support to defending ukraine in the meantime a harsh winter is forecast. in ukraine, they have already come true. although there is still no heating outside the window in november in sub-zero weather, most of the population and neither london nor washington are in a hurry to heat the ukrainians today, just like the ukrainian authorities, according to the statement of the presi

country and what is the current threat of an invasion from belarus further british foreign minister james cleverly announced an additional aid package for ukraine during his visit to kyiv, after a meeting with the ukrainian president and the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine, the british government official promised support as much as it takes to win over russia, cleverley said that great britain stands side by side with ukraine and that russia 's war will fail. james, we completely agree that russia is not looking for peace right now. it is looking for rest in order to continue its aggression and destruction of ukraine and ukrainians for the sake of children with renewed strength. so today i can to announce that great britain is also allocating more than 5 million pounds to an initiative led by ukraine for the un world food program, the ships will deliver grain and other food to the countries of the world most affected by famine, including ethiopia and sudan . i believe that this demonstrates the generosity of the ukrainian people, who despite the one who defends himself from russian aggress

k. foreign secretary, james cleverly told us that so what russia is doing is trying to freeze the people of ukraine into submission. so as you can see, nato allies are very concerned and they want to better support ukraine to help them to survive. this serve probably very cold winter and we can expect them to provide more generators and also to pledge more financial help to help ukraine rebuilt its power grid. okay, i'm hungry phenomena, bucharest. thank you for that. or went as playing an increasingly important role in this war. civilians embracing for harsh month ahead of the prospect of rolling blackouts as temperatures dropped below freezing for soldiers fighting on the front, the cold adds another layer of hardship. d w. john philip shows us been to a ukrainian eunice in the east and hockey region, which is one of the coldest we're so close to the border that most of the radio stations he get here are russian reports of a legit atrocities committed by supposed ukrainian, neo, nazis this is where we meet a unit of the 3rd ukranian tank brigade in a forest less than 15 kilometers from

in the conditions of attacks on its energy infrastructure, it would be unfair and unacceptable james cleverly - minister of foreign affairs of great britain in recent months from countries that support russia or neutral to its war against ukraine, by the way , calls for negotiations are heard more often, so at a meeting of the un security council on november 24, deputy permanent representative of the people's republic of china to the united nations henk shugang said that the only way forward is a dialogue between the warring parties. after the next massive russian missile attacks on the ukrainian energy infrastructure, which caused the death of the civilian population, you , however, already voiced with threats exactly the declared the president of belarus oleksandr lukashenko, russia itself has also repeatedly hinted at negotiations, however , the head of the office of the president of ukraine andriy yermak stated that russia has not officially approached ukraine regarding peace negotiations with us in direct communication now ramis yunus expert on international politics political scientist

k. foreign secretary james cleverly accused to russia of trying to freeze the people of ukraine into submission. so need to allies are very concerned, they want to do more to help you clean, so you can expect them to coordinate their effort. and also we can expect to more financial help for ukraine. ministers will also discuss ukraine's application for nato membership. is any progress expected? well, i don't think so, to be honest and there are some members stayed, said the baltic states, for instance, who are saying we need to egg too, because of course ukraine needs our support and they are demanding to become a member. however, other such as germany are saying this is not, it's modest to talk about that right now because ukraine is a country that it's actively at war. so we can expect some discussion here. however, i think that the political come since consensus is to say that this is not the right time to move forward on this path. alexander phenomena, thank you. on in ukraine. the wintery weather, as we've been hearing, is playing and increasingly important role in the war. civi

invalid documents of the occupiers another aid from the united kingdom british foreign minister james cleverly visited kyiv for the first time, the politician met with president volodymyr zelenskyi , prime minister denys shmagal and ukrainian colleague dmytro, colleague clover announced a new aid package for ukraine, in particular, it refers to 24 ambulances and 11 emergency vehicles from of them 6 armored in november my prime minister announced the allocation of 15 million pounds for a defense aid package for ukraine and we we will definitely join the aid in other directions. in addition, we will help ukraine this winter, we will help with the reconstruction of ukraine in the long term. today, we definitely discussed in detail the consequences of russian terror against our country, and the state secretary had the opportunity to see their ukrainian capitals with our own eyes, we discussed the urgent need to create an air shield over ukraine and restore energy supply after russian shelling, we discussed further international initiatives on support of ukraine and, in particular, interaction with

we also heard british foreign minister james cleverly, who stated that russia will try to freeze ukraine so that it is defeated . nato's foreign minister has already promised various specific military support to ukraine and humanitarian and once again showed solidarity with ukraine or understand russia that they will continue to provide support to ukraine, although this is becoming more and more it is more difficult in the winter of ukraine, he expresses gratitude for the help of the west, but also the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine, who informs his colleagues from nato countries here about the latest situation in ukraine, calls for an increase in the supply of weapons, the frank message boils down to the fact that ukraine can win this war if it increases the supply of weapons without which it cannot not to win . and although, as i said, the ukrainians are grateful, they have not yet received all the weapons in the quantity they need. they believe that there are countries in the west that could increase military aid. we have heard a lot about the fact that russia lacks weapons an

minister of foreign affairs of france, catherine kolon , and great britain to support ukraine james cleverly met in paris and the parties agreed to continue providing military, humanitarian and economic aid to the base. expressed concern about the international consequences of its russia and emphasized their readiness to mitigate these consequences for the most vulnerable sections of the population, a british artist known under the pseudonym banks and visited borodyanka there left several of his signature drawings on the walls , at first the graffiti is similar in style to a street legend - art was photographed in the city by the reporter jetty meiges, who dreams of a boy who rushes down the street and who looks like putin, published on november 10. the very next day, banksy himself posted confirmed on instagram that he was indeed in ukraine and showed a drawing of a gymnast on the wall of a completely destroyed house. of course, no one could know about this visit, since the artist still remains anonymous . cities in great britain are littered with his drawings, and some of his works are sol

during his first official trip to kyiv james cleverly pledged to kyiv james cleverly pledged to sendre emergent c vehicles , as well as a further vehicles, as well as a further £3 million to help rebuild the country . ultimately, i think country. ultimately, i think it's incredibly important that the uk demonstrates the ukrainian people who are bearing the brunt of this brutality from russia that we standing shoulder to shoulder them through our military support, through humanitarian support, through our economic support. but also through the visible support and in the cup england will play against usa in an hour's time. they're hoping to secure three points and a in the last 16. well earlier wales lost their match against iran to nil. both goals were conceded in stoppage time after wales were reduced to ten men their world hopes hanging by a thread as now bottom of group b with only one more game to play against england next week . you're up to england next week. you're up to date on tv online and db plus radio. this is tv. now let's get back to dewbs& co with emily . back to dewbs&

and similarly, just in the last few hours, the foreign secretary james cleverly saying that many of the people, the bulk of people attempting to get to the u. k. economy migrants rather than fleeing persecution of war, they're seeking a better life. this gets to the another of it because this is the narrative that's been dominating, particularly the newspapers here. but it's not true. most of the people who actually make those dangerous crossings eventually do receive refugee status or asylum here in the u. k. but it's a political pressure, as you were hinting at. so the, the british government are insisting this will reduce the numbers. they're saying also that they need to make the process legal foss effective and fair. and they const, they want to send people back quicker if their judge not to have a legitimate claim for assign him will, since breaks it, they don't have the same mechanisms that they used to for sending people back to e. u. countries for is johnson when he was prime minister with his home secretary, pretty patel. came up with a deal with rewan to send people to that c

the uk foreign secretary, james cleverly, also faced criticism for saying lgbtq football fans shouldgay rights! when do we want them? now! the voices of football fans boycotting the world cup this year, all concerned about conditions for lgbtq+ people in qatar. never again, fifa. carl from the gaygoonners, arsenal's official supporters group, helped organise today's protest. we're here because we're not welcome to go to qatar, and with the world cup starting tomorrow, we just wanted to make our voices heard. the comments that have been coming out of qatar in the last couple of weeks have just highlighted our concerns that we've had for a number of years now that this tournament should not be held in a country like qatar. these football fans told me why they can't watch the world cup this year. because i feel that this is the only way that i can make a protest, so being here and getting my voice heard here, and in all conscience, i can't watch it. we're going to the women's super league game today, i so arsenal are still playing in that. - and i'm also going to try and go to some non—

biological or nuclear weapons will have serious consequences, according to british foreign secretary james cleverly trying to divert attention from failures on the battlefield ukrainians are incredibly effective in defending their homeland with the support of the international community this is, of course, bad news for vladimir putin now at the meeting we want to convey a message to putin from g-seven we will continue to support ukrainians who defend their land in others there ministry of health booster dose for children from 12 to 17 years old, it is recommended six months after the end of the vaccination course, for children 12-13 years old, the informed consent of parents or guardians is required; patients aged 14 years and older can independently apply to any vaccination point only in the past week, more people have been infected with covid 1,600 children harvest is still going on ukrainian farmers are harvesting grain and leguminous crops and have already threshed 32,600,000 tons of grain most of all buckwheat has been harvested in zhytomyr region in odesa region barley and sunflower in kirovo

the foreign secretary james cleverly had said in the last few hours, many of the people in fact, what he called the bulk of people attempting to make those, those boat crossings from france, all economic migrants, not people fleeing persecution or war. the figures the bad out because most people who do arrive on our shoes, that way do eventually receive refugee status or asylum here in the u. k. but the headlines in the last few months had been full of shocking detail of overcrowding and disease and reception centers. for those people who have arrived and there is a huge backlog in the asylum processing system. the dean bob reporting there from london still ahead on l 0 talks or to be held in kenny at the end of fighting in the eastern democratic republic of congo. as more regional troops head into the conflict zone and a massive funding shortfall in the budget of the un agencies or palestinian refugees means that many will struggle even more ah and to suppression is rising. and so is the atmosphere. a you ready for the wind sponsored by kettle away's hollow? the hate weighs well and

foreign secretary james cleverly also urges the public to remember ukraine's fight for freedom.crisis. kwasi kwarteng says he warned liz truss she was going too fast with her ill—fated economic plans. the former chancellor says he told the former prime minister she was going at �*breakneck speed'. scientists are using ancient rocks from western australia to search for signs of ancient life on mars. scientists in the us say they have re—designed the immune system of people with untreatable cancers so it attacks their own tumours. the experimental approach has been tested in only 16 people, but the team at the university of california said it was a leap forward for personalised medicine. let's speak to our science correspondentjames gallagher it sounds amazing. it's a fusion of hot areas of science at the moment, so it's basically manipulating the dna of parts of the immune system to redesign them and in the other part you take cancer immunotherapy which has revolutionised many parts of cancer treatment that you are taking that and part of the immune system out of people, redesign

downing street has ever happened to him is unacceptable, and james cleverly the foreign secretary saidth the chinese ambassador when he goes in this afternoon. it is the third time since august that there has been a summons to chinese diplomats stop in august, it happened over taiwan, and then in october you may remember that a hong kong protester was assaulted on the grounds of the chinese consulate in manchester, with chinese diplomat involved. so, there have been deepening diplomatic tensions between the uk and china. and the uk is thinking again about its relationship with china. rishi sunak said last night that china posed a systemic challenge that was grown more acute because of growing authoritarianism in china. he also criticised china for cracking down on recent protests, rather than listening to the chinese people. as you can imagine, there has been a particularly practical response from the chinese embassy in london, which has told the uk to stop interfering in chinese internal affairs. the world's largest active volcano, hawaii's mauna loa, has erupted for the first time in

i'm just going to bring in the issue of china because sir james cleverly has been speaking on.e and be interested to get your and reaction because . authorities in reaction because. authorities in china cracking down on these protests over the covid restrictions. one of the most serious challenges facing the communist party. this is what james said a little earlier. protests against chinese government are rare. and when do happen?i government are rare. and when do happen? i think the should take notice, but i think the chinese should take notice. it's that the chinese people themselves are deeply unhappy with . what is are deeply unhappy with. what is going on about restrictions imposed upon them by the chinese government? these the voices of chinese people talking to their government and i think it's right , the chinese government right, the chinese government listens to what those people saying. foreign secretary earlier, david davies still with us . and of course, mr. davies, us. and of course, mr. davies, rishi sunak's giving this speech to the lord mayor's banquet tonight

speaking at security conference in bahrain james cleverly stressed britain's to stop the strict countrya nuclear weapon. he also iran's rulers for supplying russia with drones which been used to launch attacks against. civilians in ukraine. we're on tv online and on dab+ you're watching gb news back. on dab+ you're watching gb news back . now to . back. now to. alastair wright . thanks very much indeed. wright. thanks very much indeed. now, i did point out to bob seely, other candidates were available and that by—election where he'd been canvassing this morning , which he was entitled morning, which he was entitled to do, but we are obliged and we it quite willingly because we do. i believe passionately in balance to . let you know who the balance to. let you know who the other candidates in that isle of wight are. and it's wight by—election are. and it's doug aldridge who's standing for the party. carol o'brien , the green party. carol o'brien, the green party. carol o'brien, the conservative candidate . then the conservative candidate. then there's gary for the labour party next year

we heard our foreign secretary, james cleverly there say that the world should take notice he was quiteite measured. his language, the difficulty us is that a lecturing people on covid responses is tricky of our own covid responses , but b we have. covid responses, but b we have. i just it up £90 billion of trade basically every year including imports and with china. so if we're going to do business with them should we be lecturing them ? well, indeed, lecturing them? well, indeed, thatis lecturing them? well, indeed, that is the million dollar question. should way. you tell me erm should we be lecturing involving ourselves in their business, not would you stand on it. think it's an it. well i think it's an interesting question the interesting question and the conflict between to how far conflict is between to how far do we defend urge other countries to defend universal human rights and how far do we respect other countries right . respect other countries right. national self—determination . and national self—determination. and i think in this case, clearly the universal human rights o

last night james cleverly, the british foreign minister did meet with them.he tweeted out that he is working tirelessly to help secure the release of alaa. while this is encouraging while he did meet with both of the sisters after so many days waiting outside his office, we have to remember alla is a british citizen and that is why the british government is being called to intervene. this kind of language has been used before. boris johnson when he was prime minister spoke to sisi. we still have not seen any kind of change. alaa has not been granted a consular visit by british officials and a prison. the new british prime minister who is attending the climate summit will have -- we will have to see what happens. alaa, in a letter to his family, he was on a partial hunger strike for many months, consuming just 100 calories a day which is like a spoonful of honey and tea and that was helping to sustain his hunger strike. he stopped taking that on tuesday. he is back on a full hunger strike. on sunday, he is going to essentially stop drinking water. the body can

during his first official trip to kyiv, james cleverly pledged to send 35 more emergency vehicles , as emergency vehicles, as well as a further 35 more emergency vehicles, as well as a furthe r £3 million to well as a further £3 million to help rebuild the country and wales lost their world cup against iran, leaving them bottom group b with a game to play bottom group b with a game to play . nail bottom group b with a game to play. nail the final score. both goals conceded late in stoppage time after wales were reduced to ten men. keeper wayne sent off tonight it's england's turn against the usa they're chasing three points to secure a place the knockout stages and the best of luck to them tv online and ap plus . this is plus radio this is plus. this is plus radio this is gb news don't go anywhere andrew will back in just a moment. well, yesterday marked the first anniversary of when 27, at least 27 people drowned in the channel after the dinghy were in capsized. but despite the dangers of those small boat, they're still continuing at an alarming pace, with many still seeking to start

the foreign secretary, james cleverly has just returned from qatar where he met british police as wellmiddle east. labour leader sir keir starmer said last week that he and his front bench will boycott the world cup over concerns for lgbt rights, the rights of women and for the workers who have lost their lives. conversations i recently had with my qatari opposite number was about our fans, was about how much, how strongly we feel about all of fans, gay, straight whatever, being straight, secure happy and enjoying the football. the rules for going on in the stadium is down to fifa and the football authorities. the point i made it when i went over to qatar a few months ago is to make sure the coordination is up and running and the qataris understand how we feel. the conditions for workers out there. — the conditions for workers out there. the _ the conditions for workers out there, the ones building the stadiums, too many deaths, no trade union— stadiums, too many deaths, no trade union recognition, lgbt rights not recognised — union recognition, lgbt rights not recognised and oppressio

james cleverly from escaping.government should take notice of these protests. this is rare that chinese people protests publicly like this , they know the risks. like this, they know the risks. in fact, some the protesters are saying they know the risks , but saying they know the risks, but it's something they feel incredibly strongly about. and as i say, because are a rarity, i think that both the international community should take. but more importantly, the government itself should listen to what the chinese people are saying to them . national grid saying to them. national grid has decided not to introduce energy saving scheme tomorrow. paying households if they cut power usage. the move would have been the first ever live run if the operators flexibility service designed to ease pressure on the country's energy grid and avoid blackouts . the grid and avoid blackouts. the government's launching a £1 billion scheme to make middle income homes more energy efficient . the three year scheme efficient. the three ye

speaking at a security conference , bahrain, security conference, bahrain, james cleverly stressed britain's determination to stop strict islamic country from acquiring a nuclear weapon. he also iran's rulers for supplying with drones which have been used launch attacks against civilians in. ukraine as their people demonstrate against decades of oppression . iran's rulers are oppression. iran's rulers are spreading bloodshed and destruction across the region and as far away as kyiv britain is . to and as far away as kyiv britain is. to alongside our friends to counter the iranian interdict the of conventional arms and prevent the regime from acquiring nuclear weapons capability . acquiring nuclear weapons capability. fifa's acquiring nuclear weapons capability . fifa's president acquiring nuclear weapons capability. fifa's president has defended the decision to host the world cup in qatar today. i feel gay . today i feel disabled feel gay. today i feel disabled . following heavy criticism of doha's treatment of migrant workers and lgbtq people. gianni infantino said he is compassionate towar

foreign secretary, james cleverly, hasjust come back the foreign secretary, james cleverly, has justhis incident but the only reason why missiles are sailing through the skies is russia's brutal invasion. another bit of defence news, a statement from james wallace, sorry, ben wallace, forgive me... we will leave that, i will bring you that after we have heard from the governor of the bank of england andrew bailey, who, currently you see that is harriett baldwin who is the new chairperson of the treasury select committee.— select committee. potential inflationary _ select committee. potential inflationary upside _ select committee. potential inflationary upside risks - select committee. potential inflationary upside risks in i select committee. potential i inflationary upside risks in the economy. the goal is to present, what has gone wrong with your forecast modelling? it what has gone wrong with your forecast modelling?— what has gone wrong with your forecast modelling? if you don't mind, forecast modelling? if you don't mind. let's _ forecast modelling? if you don't mind. let's go

we'rejoined now by the foreign secretary, james cleverly. good morning to you.numbers of people attempting to cross the channel in small boats. we have never seen as many attempts as this before. and the arrangement that the home secretary has made with her french opposite number is to continue thejoint french opposite number is to continue the joint working, the international working that the uk and france have had and that has had and france have had and that has had an effect. for example it has prevented 29,000, over 29,000 illegal migrants crossing. it has helped secure over 500 arrests and helped secure over 500 arrests and helped break over 15 criminal gangs that have been involved in people smuggling so it has had a positive effect but we absolutely recognise that, because of the unprecedented number of attempts, we are still seeing far too many people illegally crossing the channel in small boats, and we will continue to work on reducing that number. the question for our viewers _ reducing that number. the question for our viewers this _ reducing that n

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speaking at a meeting of nato foreign ministers in bucharest, james cleverly said russia's war was destined to fail due to the resilience of the ukrainian people . ministers at the talks people. ministers at the talks are looking for ways to support caves. military and keep civilians safe, despite constant blackouts and heating shortages . and england and wales are facing each other in their final b match at the world cup as currently nil nil at half time to get through to the knockouts. wales must beat england and hope the usa with iran. meanwhile, gareth southgate's side are looking to bounce back their draw with the us and qualify as top of the group group . tv, top of the group group. tv, onune top of the group group. tv, online and dab+ this is gb news. that was to mark steyn . that was to mark steyn. thank you, tatiana . this the thank you, tatiana. this the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland and its territories and possessions . the territories and possessions. the globe is a great nation . don't globe is a great nation. don't let anyone tell you otherwise that buil

and now the foreign secretary, james cleverly.ories. including the chief minister of guernsey and jersey, do isle of man, representatives from anglia, bermuda, british virgin islands, cayman islands, falkland islands, cayman islands, falkland islands, gibraltar, saint helena, ascension and the turks and caicos islands. the channel islands, the only part of the british isles that were actually occupied by nazi germany during the second world war. next it is the turn of the high commissioners. first from canada, australia, new zealand, south africa, india, pakistan, sri lanka, ghana and malaysia. all those countries which played a crucial part in both world wars. almost1 million australians served in the first and second world wars. and south africa, 200,000 people served in world war i. the second group is made up of high commissioners from nigeria, cyprus, sierra leone, tanzania, from jamaica, from trinidad and tobago, from uganda and from kenya. and it has now been noticed in perhaps a way it wasn't in the past, many african troo

rape as a serial— james cleverly as described rape as a serial serious warm crime. individuals— weapon. but actually, countries, individuals and perpetrators find ways _ individuals and perpetrators find ways around the sentience i think it is sending _ ways around the sentience i think it is sending a — ways around the sentience i think it is sending a signal. whether or not it has— is sending a signal. whether or not it has an _ is sending a signal. whether or not it has an impact on what we seen some _ it has an impact on what we seen some gross— it has an impact on what we seen some gross examples of impunity is another— some gross examples of impunity is another question. let's get back to the world cup in qatar now , and let's look at how fans in the middle east are seeing the tournament. a rare show of unity after surgery to beat argentina. and for more than three years saudi arabia and other gulf nations had no diplomatic relations with doha. but fans have also expressed their support for palestinians by refusing to be interviewed by israeli journeys us. the

speaking at a meeting of nato foreign ministers in bucharest, james cleverly said russia's war was destined to fail due to the resilience of the ukrainian people . ministers at the talks people. ministers at the talks are looking for ways to support caves. military and keep civilians safe, despite constant blackouts and heating shortages . and england and wales are facing each other in their final b match at the world cup as currently nil nil at half time to get through to the knockouts. wales must beat england and hope the usa with iran. meanwhile, gareth southgate's side are looking to bounce back their draw with the us and qualify as top of the group group . tv, top of the group group. tv, onune top of the group group. tv, online and dab+ this is gb news. that was to mark steyn . that was to mark steyn. thank you, tatiana . this the thank you, tatiana. this the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland and its territories and possessions . the territories and possessions. the globe is a great nation . don't globe is a great nation. don't let anyone tell you otherwise that buil

the foreign secretary, james cleverly had said in the last few hours, many of the people in fact, what he called the bulk of people attempting to make those. those boat crossings from france are economic migrants, not people fleeing persecution or war. the figures the bad out because most people who do arrive on our shoes, that way do eventually receive refugee status or asylum here in the u. k. but the headlines in the last few months had been full of shocking detail of over crowding and disease and reception centers for those people who have arrived. and there is a huge backlog in the asylum processing system. the u. k says it's working to secure conchella access to a pro democracy activists jails and egypt of arbiter, our author has been on hunger strike since april. he has now started drinking water after refusing to do so. a week ago, he took that decision to pressure authorities into allowing british diplomats to visit him. the british egyptian activist has been in prison since december last year, accused of spreading false news. part of northern china are experiencing the 1st he

speaking at a meeting nato foreign ministers in bucharest james cleverly said russia's war was destined to fail to the resilience of the ukrainian . resilience of the ukrainian. ministers at the talks are looking for ways to support military and keep civilian safe. despite constant blackouts and heating shortages . and wales heating shortages. and wales have just kicked off in their final group b match at the cup to get through to the wales must beat england . hope the usa draw beat england. hope the usa draw with iran . meanwhile, gareth with iran. meanwhile, gareth southgate's side are looking to bounce back from their draw with the us and qualify top of the group tv online and dab+ radio. this is gb news. now it's back to our . to our. seat . good evening. the office seat. good evening. the office national statistics today gave the updated census figures they show. very big and very rapid changes. show. very big and very rapid changes . england and wales in changes. england and wales in our population and indeed in our beliefs . let's just run through beliefs. let's just run through

just to confirm, the foreign office, that james cleverly, iran's.behalf of the republic of iran, has been summoned based on a series of threats made against journalist in the uk. the nhs is spending billions of pounds each year on freelance doctors, nurses and other health workers — often paying premium rates to fill vacancies. an investigation by the bbc found that this type of spending is increasing dramatically across the uk. last year agency staff cost £3 billion in england alone. that's the same cost as hiring around 50,000 full time nurses. here's our health reporter chloe hayward. we have had to use more agency staff, unfortunately, and that comes with a cost. hospitals around england are struggling to fill rotas. we have seen an increase in people leaving. there's no doubt that one of the reasons is around more money. with wards already full, more doctors and nurses are needed, and expensive agency workers are often the only way to fill staffing gaps. we're all fishing in a relatively shallow pool of staff, so until we address the longer ter

speaking at a meeting nato foreign ministers in bucharest james cleverly said russia's war was destined to fail to the resilience of the ukrainian . resilience of the ukrainian. ministers at the talks are looking for ways to support military and keep civilian safe. despite constant blackouts and heating shortages . and wales heating shortages. and wales have just kicked off in their final group b match at the cup to get through to the wales must beat england . hope the usa draw beat england. hope the usa draw with iran . meanwhile, gareth with iran. meanwhile, gareth southgate's side are looking to bounce back from their draw with the us and qualify top of the group tv online and dab+ radio. this is gb news. now it's back to our . to our. seat . good evening. the office seat. good evening. the office national statistics today gave the updated census figures they show. very big and very rapid changes. show. very big and very rapid changes . england and wales in changes. england and wales in our population and indeed in our beliefs . let's just run through beliefs. let's just run through

also at the meeting is the uk foreign secretary james cleverly. this was his message.e and we'll continue to support them through these difficult months. while nato ministers meet here in bucharest. in ukraine, engineers are trying to restore electricity damaged in the wave of russian attacks last week. millions around the country have intermittent power — and conditions are freezing. today ukraine's national grid operator said the system is producing at 70% capacity. here's nato's secretary—general on the power crisis. nato are provided support and they unprecedented support and today they have made additional pledges make unprecedented support and today they have me foradditional pledges make unprecedented support and today they have me for ukraine. pledges make unprecedented support and today they have me for ukraine. this iges make unprecedented support and today they have me for ukraine. this will make unprecedented support and today they have me for ukraine. this will fund ake urgent non—lethal support including helping ukraine full and generators, helping ukrain

on his official trip to the country james cleverly has met with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy, promising the uk will offer action , not the uk will offer action, not just words he's pledged to send 35 more emergency vehicles as well as a further 35 more emergency vehicles as well as a furthe r £3 million to well as a further £3 million to help rebuild infrastructure. his trip comes after the most damaging russian air strikes on ukraine's energy grid since the war began . the prime minister is war began. the prime minister is considering a crack on foreign students who , bring with them students who, bring with them dependence and, study low quality degrees . downing street quality degrees. downing street says rishi sunak is fully committed to bringing immigration levels down. it's after data . the office for after data. the office for national statistics revealed net migration to uk climbed to a record half a million last year. the un has claimed student migration is behind the increase, with more pupils arriving since covid restrictions were lifted from . restrictions were li

foreign secretary james cleverly has been speaking at a nato summit in bucharest.ence support and energy support. we will also be taking further action, sanctioning individuals involved with mobilisation, that conscription of russians to fight in the war in ukraine —i russians to fight in the war in ukraine — i can't go into details about exactly what, but we will continue to support the ukrainians in the way that they need, and also to put pressure on the russian regime to bring this war to a conclusion. our position has been that we support ukraine. we support ukraine and liberating itself from russian invasion. so i don't think it is right for countries who are not putting their sons and daughters in the front line to defend themselves to start dictating to ukraine what should or should not be there military objectives. but what we do want is we want to see this war brought to a conclusion, but a conclusion which is legitimate, which is proper, and which is right for ukrainians rather than having something forced upon them by vladimir putin and russia. we will s

during his first official trip to kyiv james cleverly pledged 35 more emergent c vehicles , a furthermergent c vehicles, a further £3 million to help rebuild the country . similarly, i it's country. similarly, i it's incredibly important that the uk demonstrate rates to the ukrainian people who are bearing the brunt of this brutality from russia that we are standing shoulder to shoulder with them through our military , through through our military, through our humanitarian support , our humanitarian support, through our economic support , through our economic support, but also through the visible support and to the world. now, the second half is underway at the second half is underway at the elbe to stadium in qatar, where england is facing the usa in second round of the group stages . but that kind of figure stages. but that kind of figure , a lot used . the school is , a lot used. the school is currently nil before the match. they were jubilant scenes with england fans confident they'd win and get through to the knockouts . we're going to win knockouts. we're going to win two one bu

during his first official trip to kyiv, james cleverly pledged 35 more emergency vehicles and a further £3 million to help rebuild the country . ultimately, i think country. ultimately, i think it's important that the uk demonstrates the ukrainian people who are bearing the brunt of this brutality from russia that we are standing shoulder to shoulder with them through our military , through our military, through our humanitarian support , through humanitarian support, through our economic support , but also our economic support, but also through the visible support and to the world cup. england's match against usa has just kicked off qatar. england supporters have gathered at a fanzone in to watch the game. they'll be hoping the lads secure a three point win and a place the knockouts. meanwhile over back in qatar , they are out over back in qatar, they are out of the world cup after , losing of the world cup after, losing to senegal and ecuador in their two opening games. to senegal and ecuador in their two opening games . you're up to two opening games. you're up to date tv, online and

during his first official trip to kyiv james cleverly pledged to send 35 more emergency vehicles as well as a further 35 more emergency vehicles as well as a furthe r £3 million to well as a further £3 million to help rebuild the country. he says it's important the uk , its says it's important the uk, its continued support smartly. i think it's incredibly important that the uk demonstrate to the ukrainian people who are bearing the brunt of this brutality from russia that we are standing to shoulder with them through our military support, through our humanitarian support , our humanitarian support, our economic support , but also economic support, but also through the visible support . and through the visible support. and wales have lost their world cup tie against iran, leaving them of group b with a game to play to nil. the final score goals conceded late in time after wales were reduced to ten men keeper wayne hennessey was sent off with just 5 minutes remaining. former football manager redknapp told gb news iran's win was well deserved and be truthful. i wanted wales to win desperate

during his first official trip to kyiv, james cleverly pledged 35 more emergency vehicles and a further £3 million to help rebuild the country . ultimately, i think country. ultimately, i think it's important that the uk demonstrates the ukrainian people who are bearing the brunt of this brutality from russia that we are standing shoulder to shoulder with them through our military , through our military, through our humanitarian support , through humanitarian support, through our economic support , but also our economic support, but also through the visible support and to the world cup. england's match against usa has just kicked off qatar. england supporters have gathered at a fanzone in to watch the game. they'll be hoping the lads secure a three point win and a place the knockouts. meanwhile over back in qatar , they are out over back in qatar, they are out of the world cup after , losing of the world cup after, losing to senegal and ecuador in their two opening games. to senegal and ecuador in their two opening games . you're up to two opening games. you're up to date tv, online and