let's have a listen to what james cleverly had to say. he is someone l _ james cleverly had to say.e is someone i have worked with, i l james cleverly had to say. he: 3 someone i have worked with, i like him personally, ithink someone i have worked with, i like him personally, i think he has made a real mistake, because as he is said in his own words, reform is not the answer, and a vote for reform will only let in a labour government. so, i know the prime minister is working to retain the seats that we won at the 2019 general election by helping with the economy, bringing down inflation, bring it down to around 4%, tackling crime, the issue that voters in the uk want, and it is easy to shout from the sidelines, that's what reform do, sadly that's also what the labour party are doing. what we're is actually delivering a government for the people. that was the home secretary, _ government for the people. that was the home secretary, james - government for the people. that was the home secretary, james cleverly, | the home secretary, james cleverly, reacting to the news that lee ander

james cleverly . we'd love a comment cleverly.e'd love a comment from you and a new poll out showing 60% of people think we should apologise for slavery , should apologise for slavery, but i thought we'd already done that anyway before all of that, let's get the news with polly middlehurst. >> nigel. thank you. the top story this hour. president biden has said this afternoon the search and rescue operation is now the top priority for the city. after a ship crashed into baltimore's main bridge with all traffic into the busy port remaining on hold today. if you're watching on television, let's show you the moment the bndge let's show you the moment the bridge in baltimore was hit. it happened at around 130 in the morning local time , and it morning local time, and it plunged cars, their drivers and construction workers into the water below with absolutely no warning. the ship's crew had notified the authorities of what's being described as a power outage on board, prompting construction workers on the bndge construction workers on t

james cleverly. you seem to have gone very, very quiet. can tell home security editor, can tell me, mark, how well is the cleverly plan going .7 cleverly plan going? >> well, nigel, i think what we're seeing today again in the channel we're seeing today again in the channel, when six boats came across with more than 300 of these migrants making that illegal journey, and indeed, for the year so far, it has got to lay to rest the persistent claims from james cleverly, the prime minister, and others that the government stopped the boats policy has led to this reduction of 36% last year. it's true we had a reduction of 36% last yeah had a reduction of 36% last year, but you and i and others that know the english channel very well, said that that was down to the weather conditions. persistently poor weather throughout large parts of the year last year. that meant that actually trying to cross the engush actually trying to cross the english channel was very difficult indeed. and what have we seen this year? well, on the days when the weather has

but, with regard to the ezedi case and james cleverly's comments , and james cleverly's comments, lookengland has got an issue internally. that's a matter for them. but it has political connotations because it is political. but we've just had an archdeacon of was it norwich? i'm not quite sure , who has said i'm not quite sure, who has said that she's she wants to put an end to whiteness , but she's not, end to whiteness, but she's not, she's not anti—white. i mean, i don't know what that means . don't know what that means. quite. but there is a i think we all accept that the church is taking a position on, on, on, asylum seekers, on refugees, on, on various things that is essentially political, not purely religious , and ethical in purely religious, and ethical in that sense that involves the church in a whole quagmire of issues . and that's what they've issues. and that's what they've done here. they've got an issue to, to deal with. and indeed they're being i believe that they're being i believe that they being abused. they are they are being abused. they are being exploited. their

james cleverly does do when james james cleverly though, when james cleverly does do when james cleverlymes cleverly says, y says, when james cleverly says, well, their allies , well, labour and their allies, people are risking their lives in of people who don't in the hands of people who don't care die long they in the hands of people who don't care the die long they in the hands of people who don't care the talking long they in the hands of people who don't care the talking needs they in the hands of people who don't care the talking needs to they in the hands of people who don't care the talking needs to endy in the hands of people who don't care the talking needs to end so pay. the talking needs to end so we on with the job of we can get on with the job of saving lives stopping the saving lives and stopping the boats. completely boats. it's so completely disingenuous. that is effectively that's effectively gaslighting. that's james cleverly, the home secretary, their secretary, saying that their legislation lives. legislation is saving lives. people to save people haven't wanted to s

home secretary james cleverly said the money will be spent on measures like cctv cameras, alarms andrmer head of the uk government's borders watchdog has told the bbc that the home office is "dysfunctional" and in need of reform. david neal was dismissed as independent chief inspector of borders and immigration in february after losing the confidence of home secretary james cleverly amid claims he breached the terms of his appointment. mr neal said he "paid the price" for speaking out about concerns on border security. speaking to the today podcast, he said his sacking meant less scrutiny of border— related issues. and added that failings in the immigration system go "right to the top" of the home office. the home office is dysfunctional, and the home office needs reform. i think the prime minister, when he was running for leader of the party, one of his ten points was fundamental reform of border force and home office. they talk about some of the problems with the home office. i think there is absolutely a need for reform. the home office, i do encounter, much to some people's surpr

the home secretary, james cleverly , home secretary, james cleverly, says he's determined to delivers. >> i am absolutely determined to get legislation through the get the legislation through the house to prevent labour peers continually early, continually continue early, delaying and obstructing what i am trying to do, what the government is trying to do to break the business model of these criminal smuggling gangs to deter people making those dangerous crossings across the channel protect our borders channel to protect our borders and to stop the boats . and to stop the boats. >> james cleverly, now the queen, has said king charles is doing very well. she was speaking during a visit to belfast today and handed a get well soon card for her husband as well. meanwhile, the king himself has been meeting the new high from high commissioner's from tanzania singapore at tanzania and singapore at buckingham palace in london. those are the latest news stories. for the top stories, sign up to gb news alerts. scan that qr code on your screen or go to gbnews.com slash alerts. >> thank you poll

. >> now this is, james cleverly. so labour have been branded as a party of cowards and hypocrites.use james cleverly is saying they're being cynical about the possibility of success, of sending people to rwanda and the reason he thinks they're so cynical is because they're so cynical is because they're afraid that it's going to be successful, i'm not sure that's exactly what they're afraid of. i think that they think they've got their own solution to their solution solution to this. their solution will routes of passage. will be safe routes of passage. so instead of reducing the numbers of immigration, we'll just get equal amounts of immigration, but sort of less people dying on their way here. and i don't think that solves the problem. so to some respect to some degree, should i say i understand this coward's comment, james cleverly, cleverly, quite clever , cleverly, he's quite clever, hence the name. >> yeah. do you think labour have any kind of plan for immigration of any kind? i'm worried about that. i mean, i mean, cleverly's accusing laboun mean, cleverly's accusing labour.

and this is why i was getting so upset with james the james cleverly over the christmas oh, look, noook, no one's well, it was one's coming. well, it was blowing miles hour every blowing 50 miles an hour every day. written to him today, day. we've written to him today, dear secretary, i'm dear home secretary, i'm a producer for nigel farage, a show last year. you show on gb news last year. you claim that 33% reduction in small a your plan small boats was a sign your plan was working. at the time you said bad weather not said bad weather was not a contributory to the contributory factor to the decreasing number of crossings. you'll nigel farage you'll be aware nigel farage disagree. well, that's a mild understatement . now the skies understatement. now the skies are clearing new data shows, are clearing a new data shows, and on show that now and we go on to show that now more people have crossed this year that had crossed at this time last year, we offered him a ten minute slot one on one. any time between 7 and 8 tonight to show us how determined he was to stop the boats and we haven

and we've seen measures to control that james cleverly, the home that by james cleverly, the home secretaryhome but the suella braverman home secretary to last november made clear had tried different clear she had tried different ways it . as she tried ways of doing it. as she tried to get idea through the to get this idea through the treasury taxes on treasury of increasing taxes on companies that rely on foreign labouh companies that rely on foreign labour. um, it's an echo, really. i think, of gordon brown's british jobs for british workers back in the noughties. but fascinating there that was blocked or apparently frustrated, um, when rishi sunak was maybe chancellor or before that. it's quite interesting that. it's quite interesting that she thought there were different ways to try and put pressure on companies to rely on british said there british workers, she said there that a skills that there is a skills surcharge, health surcharge . surcharge, a health surcharge. this should be increased. that visa fees, um, which all they got so far from the government are quite inelastic in cont

here�*s the reaction from the home secretary james cleverly and shadow home secretary yvette cooper.hasjust come out. obviously. _ that report hasjust come out. obviously, the government will look at the _ obviously, the government will look at the findings and recommendations of that_ at the findings and recommendations of that report. i'm not in a position— of that report. i'm not in a position where i can comment on the details _ position where i can comment on the details of— position where i can comment on the details of it — position where i can comment on the details of it. | position where i can comment on the details of it— details of it. i haven't seen the re ort details of it. i haven't seen the report yet. _ details of it. i haven't seen the report yet. but _ details of it. i haven't seen the report yet, but i _ details of it. i haven't seen the report yet, but i think - details of it. i haven't seen the report yet, but i think this - details of it. i haven't seen the report yet, but i think this is a | report yet, but i think this is a really— report yet, but i think thi

on may 30, 2030 , the ex-head of the uk, james cleverly, was acting at that time.of course it has the legal right to do so within its borders, but, says cleverly, she also has the right to project.

here's the reaction from the home secretary, james cleverly, and the shadow home secretary. >> that reportcome out. obviously the government will look at the findings and recommendations of that report. i'm not in a position where i can comment on the details of it. >> i have not seen the report yet but i think this is a really important issue because many women across the country feel like they had the goal posts moved from them when they did not know what was changing. >> here's the analysis from our political editor, chris mason. >> so widespread has been the failure, the breadth of blame so broad that accountability is nylon impossible -- is niie on impossible. it will cost a vast amount. labor offered compensationnd said if they won the election that's what they would do. they were crushed in that election and are much more cautious and so too are the conservatives. here is the context, a catalog of failures. so think the post office scandal, the infected blood scandal, and now this. that is the context, which means campaigners have to show real stamina if, and that is a big gift, the

if james cleverly, of if i choose james cleverly, of course, another person in course, another blackesting example, because the career come to fruition is, career has come to fruition is, is kwasi kwarteng , who became is kwasi kwarteng, who became our first black chancellor, not very, very long, but of course, he rose in the conservative party perceived merit . he party on perceived merit. and he fell quickly perceived fell very quickly on perceived merit people would merit or however people would judge that performance. and there is a, uh, somebody who's political career rose and fell within the party to which i belong, based on what the perceptions of his merit were. and would say that's good and i would say that's a good thing british my thing in british society. but my point if you you can of point is, if you you can of course, say that the prime minister and sevilla braverman are not specifically black, but kemi badenoch, as james cleverly is the former chancellor is i mean, you start picking up these examples of people serving minorities and the prime minister's point about th

james cleverly . we'd love a comment cleverly.poll out showing 60% of people think we should apologise for slavery , should apologise for slavery, but i thought we'd already done that anyway before all of that, let's get the news with polly middlehurst. >> nigel. thank you. the top story this hour. president biden has said this afternoon the search and rescue operation is now the top priority for the city. after a ship crashed into baltimore's main bridge with all traffic into the busy

of protests being held up and down the country is the pushback by the uk's interior minister james cleverly and co of these protests working in your opinion. uh, i think if the war, if the this horrible escalation of conflict continues, particularly if it goes to uh lebanon, as many of us are concerned about, particularly if netanyahu stays in power, i think that the protest really will spill over and... think that that is going to come from uh, will uh emerge from the street, but also is being really galvinized by this new election of george galloway, um, i think that that could be a real trigger moment. i mean, the fact that the prime minister of the country had to come out onto the steps of 10 downing street, just after galloway was elected to uh, to rage and repudiate what what had happened there, um, is a sign of how... and the mainstream parties are of george galloway's um ability um to to um to push back on behalf of protesters and with protesters. i would only say please, jeremy corbin, please take george galloway's suggestion that you lead and he will support and we can create an a

is the pushback by the uk's interior minister james cleverly and co of these protests working in your opinion? uh, i think if the war uh, if the this horrible escalation of conflict continues, particularly if it goes to uh, lebanon, as many of us are concerned about, particularly if netan stays in power, i think that the protest really will. over and i think that that is going to come from uh will uh emerge from the street, but also is being really galvanized by this new election of george galloway, um, i think that that could be a real trigger moment, i mean the fact that the prime minister of the country had to come out onto the steps of 10 downing street just after gallaway was elected to uh to rage and repudiate what what had happened there um is... sign of how frightened the mainstream parties are of george gallaway's um ability um to to um to push back on behalf of protesters and with protesters. i would only say please, jeremy corbin, please take george gallaway's suggestion that you lead and he will support and we can create an anti-war movement and indeed an anti-war party in

the home secretary, james cleverly, said mr anderson had "made a real mistake" by defecting.uggle her newborn baby abroad because herfamily had obtained a "travel ban" from the high court." ms marten and her partner, mark gordon, both deny the manslaughter by gross negligence of their daughter, victoria. the girl's body was found in a bag in 2023. hand sanitiser is out, and air fryers and vinyl are in — according to statisticians tracking the cost of living. they've updated some of the items in the "basket of goods", which are used by the office for national statistics to measure inflation. sofa beds and rotisserie chickens have been removed — and gluten—free bread is being added. you're live with bbc news. the un secretary—general has called for a ceasefire in gaza to mark the start of ramadan — the muslim month of fasting. antonio guterres also called for the release of hostages held by hamas and the speedy delivery of aid to the palestinian territory, warning a threatened israeli assault on the southern city of rafah could put gaza into "a deeper circle of hell". my strong

james cleverly . we'd love a comment cleverly.ould apologise for slavery, but i thought we'd already done that anyway before all of that, let's get the news with polly middlehurst. >> nigel. thank you. the top story this hour. president biden has said this afternoon the search and rescue operation is now the top priority for the city. after a ship crashed into baltimore's main bridge with all traffic into the busy port remaining on hold today. if you're watching on television, let's show you the moment the bndge let's show you the moment the bridge in baltimore was hit. it happened at around 130 in the morning local time , and it morning local time, and it plunged cars, their drivers and construction workers into the water below with absolutely no warning. the ship's crew had notified the authorities of what's being described as a power outage on board, prompting construction workers on the bndge construction workers on the bridge at the time to try to stop more traffic. driving onto that collapsing bridge. let's show you the live

and the home secretary, james cleverly, says he's determined to deliver on the government's pledge top the boats. >> i am absolutely determined to get the legislation through the house to prevent labour peers continually, continually delaying and obstructing what i am trying to do , what the am trying to do, what the government is trying to do to break the business model of these criminal smuggling gangs, to deter people making those dangerous crossings across the channel to protect our borders and to stop the boats. >> james cleverly means while a south sudanese man has been jailed for piloting a dangerously overcrowded small boat across the english channel as it made its way overseas last august , 31 as it made its way overseas last august, 31 year old hall farm worker was caught steering the vessel, with 52 migrants balanced on board. many of whom were forced to perch dangerously on each side of the inflatable boat. the home office has released this series of images. if you're watching on television, you can see them. they were taken by border force officials off the overcrowded bo

well, this afternoon the home secretary james cleverly has said lee anderson has made a "real mistakeorrespondent helen catt reports. just two months ago lee anderson was a senior conservative, the deputy chair of the party. since then he has quit that post, been suspended and this morning was presented to the cameras as the first mp for reform uk. the cameras as the first mp for reform uk-_ the cameras as the first mp for reform ur— the cameras as the first mp for reform uk. ., , _ ., �* reform uk. people will say that i've took a gamble _ reform uk. people will say that i've took a gamble and _ reform uk. people will say that i've took a gamble and i'm _ reform uk. people will say that i've took a gamble and i'm prepared - reform uk. people will say that i've took a gamble and i'm prepared to l took a gamble and i'm prepared to gamble, as i know from my mail bag how many people support reform uk. like millions of people, all i want is my country back. he like millions of people, all i want is my country back.— like millions of people, all i want is my country back. he was suspended

i thought it's interesting home secretary james cleverly saying vote with your feet and don't buy thehirt. £125. i'm not minded to buy it anyway. >> i think it's i think it's 127 >> i think it's i think it's127 actually. but yeah, i mean it's, it's it's what nylon it's and it's what nylon horrible nylon shirts. >> to be fair, football >> well to be fair, football shirts are horrible shirts are always horrible and nylon at same time, nylon. but at the same time, i think amount of money think for that amount of money i'm better. well i'm probably better. well spent elsewhere. you elsewhere. indeed. thank you very joining me very much for joining me this morning, martin. always a pleasure you. pleasure to speak to you. well, as i've former as i said, i've got former education minister andrea jenkyns coming into the studio in just a moment. she's one of the, i think, two tory mps to have admitted putting in a letter against sunak . but letter against rishi sunak. but who would she like to see in charge of tory party and charge of the tory party and indeed the government? instead, find and

james cleverly ng to christianity. james cleverly says it's a real difference between welcoming a new member of the congregation and vouching for a person in an asylum tribunal . tribunal. >> the metropolitan police have arrested four people suspected of planning to disrupt the oxford—cambridge boat race on the thames yesterday. the force says it was made aware that protesters were planning to cause disruption, but officers were able to take swift action to intercept the plans. apparently as you'll be aware, probably by now, cambridge claimed a double yesterday, but rowers were warned not to jump into the water, because of high levels of e coli, and a new video has been released in the united states showing the inside of the container ship that hit the baltimore bridge, causing it to collapse in the river. the footage, released by the national transport safety board is one of the first glimpses inside the vessel that collided with the francis scott key bridge on tuesday. it shows investigators boat investigators inside

james cleverly says no calm down, he wouldn't be allowed that anyone allowed in, he said that anyonees would be refused . offences would be refused. >> yeah, but the thing is, here's the thing. the thing is, is you think about josef fritzl. hasn't been punished enough? hasn't he been punished enough? no, no, i'm not going there. why should he come to britain? >> well, the thing is, louis, do you think that. i mean, he says that he watched a shakespeare documentary. yeah. and i didn't realise that. i mean, i realise that. i mean, that's i mean, maybe immigration, that that's what's driving up immigration these immigration or all these shakespeare documentaries being shown the world. shown around the world. i personally watched you personally think he watched you and saw how well, elderly monster doing . he thought, monster was doing. he thought, you know, if that guy could do it . it. >> and do you know what? why should he be punished? he's done one thing wrong. oh, only one thing. he's like. he's like hitler. he just did one thing wrong. should he be punished for the rest of his shor

well, posting on social media, the home secretary , james media, the home secretary, james cleverly,edy. the loss led richard and his late wife gloria, to set up a trust aimed at supporting disadvantaged young people. he said his son's death was the result of enormous problems in society , but that he problems in society, but that he wanted his legacy to be one of hope. gareth southgate says the controversy over the new england shirt is not high on his list of priorities, as the team prepare to face brazil. nike's new kit has been criticised over what it described as a playful redesign of the saint george's cross, with the prime minister rishi sunak, warning against messing with the national flag. but the fa has defended the changes, saying it was a tribute to the 1966 world cup winning team. it's understood to be selling quickly though. despite costing £125 per shirt, the england manager says the three lions crest is the most important thing on the shirt. crest is the most important thing on the shirt . more than 80 thing on the shirt. more than 80 pubs, clubs and sports centres acr

and today the home secretary , james today the home secretary, james cleverly, said that he's determinedto deliver on the government's pledge to stop the boats . and lastly, sir keir boats. and lastly, sir keir starmer has joined the growing backlash against the football association and nike for changing this. george's flag on the new england football kit. in an interview with the sun, nike and england have ditched the traditional red and white cross on the collar and replaced it with a navy blue and purple stripe , a move which lee stripe, a move which lee anderson also criticised yesterday , us manufacturer nike yesterday, us manufacturer nike insisted what they've called the playful update was meant to unite and inspire fans for this year's euros. but the labour leader says the original colours were unifying and called the saint george symbol something to be proud of. that's your top stories . for the latest stories, stories. for the latest stories, do sign up to gb news alerts. scan the qr code on your screen right now or go to gb news. carmela, it's back now to . jacob. >> the green

home james cleverly home secretary james cleverly accused them of cynically resisting the flagship policyn a blistering attack, he said that sir keir starmers party would rather carp from the sidelines than take bold action to tackle the small boats crisis. prince edward, at 50 sophie is my rock and that's the other story on the front page. >> she's brilliant, the express, isn't it? >> well, we'll talk about sophie wessex because she's an absolutely seems to be a fabulous princess and a great wife. why ? britain is now wife. yeah, why? britain is now the hollywood of europe last the hollywood of europe and last gasp as england end irish gasp glory as england end irish dreams. sunday. now dreams. mail on sunday. now diana's brother. how i was sexually abused at just 11 by school matron . this is a world school matron. this is a world exclusive in the mail on sunday. it's a devastating story. princess diana's brother, earl spencen princess diana's brother, earl spencer, has revealed that he was sexually abused at the age of 11 by a female member of staff at his boarding school. in an his po

did you ever like james cleverly? >> yes. that home secretary after 120,000 people have come into the country. and we've only removed excluding albanians. we've only removed probably less than 1% of those. you can actually say that this person can't get into this country. we can't get into this country. we can't stop them. >> and what is it and what is what is reform's policy to stop this now then? so no one. >> you know what the reformed policy is, patrick? send them back. day. if the back. the same day. if the border can pick in border force can pick them up in the channel and bring over the channel and bring them over to border can to england, border force can pick in the channel and pick them up in the channel and take back to france. take them back to france. >> you would go french >> and you would go into french waters i would drive the waters and i would drive the boat myself. >> patrick. and if you want to come along, let's do it. >> well, so you you would you this is interesting. so, so if you if you do get re—elected

james cleverly, james and i think james cleverly and i think actually have made actually they have made point. the un, david cameron at the un, the foreign secretary just called for and supported a un resolution for a ceasefire. what more do they want? the country has demanded a ceasefire. i have, and by the way, i do not support a ceasefire until the hostages are released. but that's it. they've got what they wanted. what more do they want to extract from the british state? this is just the them trying to spread poison on our streets, i think, benjamin, it is a lot of people on the left who are attending these protests now, i know you don't necessarily share their opinion, but how do you feel about the protest being banned , given it protest being banned, given it is a lot of people on the left who are attending these protests? >> well, i found this a really difficult one. so in france, president macron, who is a centre left politician, banned the protests after 1 centre left politician, banned the protests after1 or 2 weeks. the protests after 1 or 2 weeks. so there haven't been these

and today the home secretary, james cleverly , home secretary, james cleverly, said he's determined tos. now a paralysed man has appeared to play chess onune man has appeared to play chess online after receiving a brain chip from elon musk's company neuralink , in a video posted neuralink, in a video posted online, shows a patient who has no movement below his shoulders moving a cursor across a laptop screen with nothing but his thoughts . the video shows him thoughts. the video shows him playing chess and turning off the laptop's music. 29 year old nolan arbo , who was paralysed nolan arbo, who was paralysed after a driving accident, is the first patient to receive the neuralink chip . and lastly, sir neuralink chip. and lastly, sir keir starmer has joined the growing backlash against the football association and nike for changing the saint george's flag on the new england football kit. in an interview with the sun , nike and england have sun, nike and england have ditched the traditional red and white cross on the collar and replaced it with navy blue and purple stripes, a move which

james cleverly has got a cunning plan.migrants in calais, telling them how dangerous it is to get on small boat. on a small boat. >> everyone has this sense of idea that it's simple. idea that it's just as simple. they a and they come they get in a boat and they come oven they get in a boat and they come over. not as simple as that over. it's not as simple as that . nine times of ten, these . nine times out of ten, these boats are, these dinghies are overloaded. really overloaded. they're really poorly . poorly constructed. >> and we just tow them here >> and so we just tow them here anyway . that'll learn them, mr anyway. that'll learn them, mr cleverly. but here is your gb news exclusive. are you ready? there is another way that the lawyers and the human rights bngade lawyers and the human rights brigade are probably going to take the british taxpayer to the cleaners, and it's because of something happening right now in france. family of an illegal france. the family of an illegal migrant who died with 26 others when cro

and james cleverly of and then james cleverly sort of doubled him in doubled down and put him out inld. even more so he had he had choice really. there was had no choice really. there was a very strange decision. it's going tories because going to hurt the tories because he's very popular figure he's a very popular figure on the doorstep, say. paul, he's a very popular figure on the d do step, say. paul, he's a very popular figure on the ddo step,think? say. paul, what do you think? >> he becomes the pied >> well, if he becomes the pied piper four, five, piper in two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine others go. much bigger six, seven, eight, nine others go. lee much bigger six, seven, eight, nine others go. lee anderson�*n bigger six, seven, eight, nine others go. lee anderson goingar six, seven, eight, nine others go. lee anderson going to uk story. lee anderson going to uk reform, surprise. i mean, reform, is no surprise. i mean, it's story today. and now it's a huge story today. and now because uk have got their because reform uk have got their first ever, mp which is, w

government says it hopes to get its rwanda bill into law by april the 18th, and the home secretary, james cleverlyerlined the government's determination to stop boats . iphone maker stop the boats. iphone maker apple has been accused in the us courts today of monopolising the smartphone market. in the case against apple, brought by the us justice department, it alleged the company used its control of the company used its control of the iphone to illegally limit competitors and consumer options. apple denies the claims and has vowed to vigorously fight the claim . now a paralysed fight the claim. now a paralysed man has appeared to play chess onune man has appeared to play chess online after receiving a brain chip from elon musk's company neuralink . a video posted online neuralink. a video posted online shows a patient who has no movement below his shoulders, moving a cursor across a laptop screen with nothing but his thoughts . the video shows him thoughts. the video shows him playing chess and turning off the laptop's music. 29 year old nolan derber, who was paralysed after a driving accident, i

what is being proposed here by james cleverly.r campaigning for 20 years, i've got to say that here at stamp out spiking, we're delighted with the news that it's actually going through parliament now . parliament now. >> we're going to be seeing changes and we're going to be seeing that there is zero tolerance on any spiking related issues. so that's got to be good for the country. >> and what specifically are these changes? does it involve more training for door staff, for example, more money for testing kits? >> i mean, is that the antiquated laws of 1861, it's now going to show a clear message that there are spiking is an illegal and it's going to be a criminal offence. >> i mean, it has been before, but now it's going to be shown that in layman's terms , that in layman's terms, basically that putting any extra alcohol, drugs into people's food, drink by injection is all going to be made illegal. and it also means that training is going to be mandatory for people that work within the security industry authority. so all of these

in the big , as home secretary big story, as home secretary james cleverly warns against allowing seekerso allowing asylum seekers to exploit the system. and with churches empty, this easter, as britain lost faith with the church as the met police tells a jewish woman at a palestine march that displays of the swastika need to be taken into context . is the met police fit context. is the met police fit for purpose? it might take at ten at a time when the country is full of protests . is now this is full of protests. is now this the new normal? plus are the tories and reform at war? i'll be asking tonight's newsmaker, a former conservative minister and now reform supporter, ann widdecombe. we've got tomorrow's front pages at 1030, with three top pundits who haven't been told what to say and who don't follow the script. i don't know why bother writing one why we bother writing one tonight. sevilla curci, wayne sleep and joseph david are here. plus the orkney shop owner who mistakenly ordered more eggs than his entire island's population, has been raffling them off for charity. he will exclus

you can see members of the cabinet they including home secretaryjames including home secretary james cleverlyecession and although it is a model and there are still many families across the country who will want to know how this will affect their balance. joining me now is councillor abbie brown, deputy chair of local government association. we talk about the impact this budget will have to people across the country. a lot of that comes through councils of course. what are your concerns and hopes in this budget today? i concerns and hopes in this budget toda ? ~' .., . concerns and hopes in this budget toda ? . ., , concerns and hopes in this budget toda ? ~' . ., , ., today? i think council leaders and council staff— today? i think council leaders and council staff across _ today? i think council leaders and council staff across the _ today? i think council leaders and council staff across the country i council staff across the country will look at interest to see what impact this will have on local authorities, i think we will be hoping for some positive news for us and the ultimate thing t

the home office james cleverly has been very clear that this will be investigated . investigated. >> right. i mean, have you ever tried flying into jfk because the immigration staff there are are not exactly the world's , most polite the world's, most polite officers or i, for example. but our officers tend to be genuinely nice people, and they are actually trained to engage with people because we want to hear passengers talk to us. the whole reason that we talk to them and try and engage them. because if you're presenting a british passport but you can't speak a word of english, then we want to know, hang on, how come you've got a british passport but you can't speak english? so we will engage with you and try and talk to you. even if it's only. how? how are you? have you had a nice flight? and after you've been stuck at somewhere for eight hours, it's the last thing you want but we thing you want to hear. but we will try and talk to you, to ascertain who you are. we have to establish nationality and identity . and establishing identity. and establishing nationality is the best way

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home secretary james cleverly was in rwanda in december to sign a new deportation deal . yet another £120 million as well, to go over these frankly stratospheric numbers. i'm joined by our home and security editor, mark white. mark, welcome to the show . half mark, welcome to the show. half £1 billion. no. one sends out there is this worth pursuing? and these numbers , they just and these numbers, they just don't add up, do they ? don't add up, do they? >> yeah. i mean, those are the big and important questions. you've got to wonder whether james cleverly is now kicking himself that he ever took rishi sunak up on his very kind offer to give up the trappings of the foreign office for a move to the home office. as frenetic as things can be at the foreign office, it's nothing as compared to the home office. it is just relentless crisis after crisis , relentless crisis after crisis, and most of it revolving around that situation with the migrant crisis. the latest, of course , crisis. the latest, of course, being the detail coming through from the national audit office on jus