fajr javid is like a the sun shines in your beautiful sky, wisdom and you are tightly closed. no matter how hard the situation is for you, i will sacrifice you to god instead of you. i don't want to go anywhere . if i don't want you to keep the letters of the alphabet, i don't want to keep the letters of the alphabet from you. let's keep my country, my homeland. you are more beautiful than you . you don't show blood. i don't want the world to sacrifice you instead of you. god is nowhere. i don't want a language, if at all , if i don't want a pano, between me, my homeland , are we more beautiful than you, don't you show me , i don't want the world, i don't want you to build this house by my own hand, which you saw is strange. the alien was the one you saw. you will be happy for me in every way that you fall, when it opens with farad we are encouraged when these wheels turn, we are heartened when we are together, hearts are warmed when houses are warm , hearts are warmed when we build and work. a very good qada on your way. look at the smiling sun. say hello to tomorrow. hello t

opportunity for the coaching staff of our u-20 team, led by the bronze medalist of the rio olympics, javidl of readiness of the athletes. to serious international competitions, so this year the juniors are focused on preparations for the world championships and the continental championship, nineteen-year-old abubakar khaslakhanov will miss both starts; he has earned an olympic license and is purposefully preparing for the summer games in paris, and, by the way, there are still plenty of growing stars. i’m watching the fight, there are a lot of guys who can fight at a high level, they just... in general, you’re already in the public eye, everyone understands that you can imagine, abubakar and i are teammates and i watched him with the result are already being selected for their national team since childhood, abubakar has worked very hard since childhood, in addition to this he is distinguished by his discipline, this is the closest , let’s say, replacement for our national team, the closest who will compete with the national team. we have high hopes for them, we have enough good, talented g

, the land, the shape of the border of iran , the country of shiran, filled with the heart of fajr javid. like a sun in the sky, your beauty shines. you are tight and tightly tied. no matter how difficult the circumstances are for you , i will sacrifice you instead of you to god. you don't show blood . i don't want the world . i don't want to sacrifice you to god instead of you . i don't want to go anywhere. you are beautiful and you don't show your blood, i don't want the world. the construction of this house is in my own hands, as you have seen, it is a stranger to close it for the mother , it will not start until someone else, if we do not load, we will not have a chance to fly , we will not be able to fly. you saw that there is no hope for the wolf and you for him. the hope of a stranger's companionship was the same when you saw your trap in every place that falls . it is enough for us to open a time . we will be heartbroken when these wheels turn. good luck on your way . look at the smiling sun. say hello to tomorrow. hello, look to the future. let us go to the sun he is laughing, s

from my heart, fajr javid shines like a sun in the sky, your beauty shines, you are strong , you are still me, no matter how much the circumstances are red to you, sacrifice you to god instead of you, i don't want anywhere, if you are original, i don't want alpha. i didn't want the world to build this house by my own hands. you see, it's a stranger, it's a mother , it's tied by someone's hand. you can't untie our knots. there's no time for you to prepare. hello, to my good colleague . i say hello and have a good time. i say to god, you've had a busy and hard-working day. we are waiting for your interview report. hello , dear viewers, dear colleagues , god bless you and i send my greetings to the people of my country and the people of my province who created an epic and created a riot from this early morning . they are by my side one of the proud veterans of the holy defense era. at we are at their service. dear mr. moradifar , i send greetings and greetings to you and i have a question for you. not so many years ago, you and your comrades were exposed to a choice and today you are ma

me by sajid javid .nd. and i decided i'd have merit. >> how can a statue for muslims cost £1 million? and. >> so you reported jk rowling? i have reported jk rowling to the police . police. >> jk rowling reported to the police for calling india willoughby a man plus , i have willoughby a man plus, i have exclusive polling. the battle of the chancellors . the people the chancellors. the people decide on my panel is journalist suzanne evans. we've got lord bailey and ex—labour advisor matthew laza. oh, and terrestrial telly is indoctrinating our kids. >> i'm a boy, but my body's all wrong. and how am i supposed to tell my parents? >> i'll help you in whatever way ican? >> not creepy at all. get ready britain, here we go. you will not believe what archbishop justin welby has done this time. next. >> good evening. from the newsroom.

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me by sajid javid .. who is a colleague and a friend. and i decided i'd have merit. >> how can a statue for muslims cost £1 million? and. >> so you reported jk rowling? i have reported jk rowling to the police . police. >> jk rowling reported to the police for calling india willoughby a man plus , i have willoughby a man plus, i have exclusive polling. the battle of the chancellors . the people the chancellors. the people decide on my panel is journalist suzanne evans. we've got lord bailey and ex—labour advisor matthew laza. oh, and terrestrial telly is indoctrinating our kids. >> i'm a boy, but my body's all wrong. and how am i supposed to tell my parents? >> i'll help you in whatever way ican? >> not creepy at all. get ready britain, here we go. you will not believe what archbishop justin welby has done this time. next. >> good evening. from the newsroom. i'm sam francis, a quick look at the headlines. at just after 9:00, government ministers are challenging labour to set out its own funding plans aft

of haft faraz about the life of a mayor engineer who was from urmia and was only 30 years old when javid was shown. i wish you were here, you know it's clean. i was sitting there, this mustafa took me. in short, you took the time to watch. actors' acting, directing, makeup, costume and stage design, and even titles. these evenings at 23:30 hours , sahar kwantati of the sed and sima news agency will be broadcasted on the afogh sima channel at 23:30. flood and wood smuggling destroys hectares of the country's forests every year. the plan to plant one billion trees was launched in the country last year to be a step to enrich and develop the country's forests. planting one billion original trees in the whole country is a four-year game. gilan's share of this number is 32 million seedlings. every year , there are 8 million saplings or trees for the teacher. a commitment was made. this is one of the nurseries in the field where the seedlings are grown and ready to be distributed. the production of seedlings for 20 cm when these seedlings are 20 cm like this. how many years have you been workin

just oh no, wallace just think, oh no, ben wallace kwasi kwarteng javid, kwasi kwarteng sajid javid,any today on this international women's it's been great to women's day. it's been great to be you. be with you. >> yeah, it's been good, actually. >> you're back tomorrow together? it been together? yeah. it has been lovely to be together. >> tomorrow with martin. >> yeah. and then we're back together on sunday. what a treat. up is britain's treat. next up is britain's newsroom >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello there. good morning and welcome to your latest gb news, weather update, dry weather for many of us through the rest of the day, but there'll still be cloudier and cooler conditions across the north—east coast. there's easterly breeze still there's an easterly breeze still dragging on, quite a lot of cloud and some drizzly rain that will fall as snow over the high ground of north eastern scotland. further south, though, it'll day across it'll be a fairly dry day across the and east. there'll be the south and east. there'll be more in

i think it was. >> was sajid javid took >> it was sajid javid who took her passport away and she herh was initially it started with priti patel. >> yeah. that's right. in 2018 i think it was or 19. yeah. >> well sajid would have come before >> well sajid would have come bef�*then it was sajid javid. then >> then it was sajid javid. then it was priti patel and then it was suella braverman. see now they're all kind of asian descent. so it's certainly not racism is it. >> no, don't it's racist >> no, i don't think it's racist at the issue is actually at all. the issue is actually international because what international law because what happened the only happened there was, the only citizenship she can use is british citizenship. now she has no citizenship . so what? well, no citizenship. so what? well, the. so what is you that you cannot make somebody stateless? why not? >> we have because under international law, you cannot make someone stateless. >> she does have. she also has the bangladeshi citizenship. >> no. she doesn't. well she has she she has a right to bangladeshi citizenship

javid said , they are hard structures. taking the land of the concerns of the monitoring systems, what will happen, how will it be done, at what price, and this year , we do not know at all how much we are going to be able to attract, as a result, the full power of planning will be taken away from us, in addition to the fact that we have all our expenses. our company's overhead includes marketing , various expenses that exist, our salaries and personnel salaries have increased many times over the past few years. according to the instructions of the ministry of health, let's sell with the same 420, so our profit will be based on the same 420, and our expenses will be based on 57,000 tomans. as a result, i don't think any sane businessman will insist that you offer me 420, the laws of my country even allow it. if you want to say, i don't want 420t width, don't give me 420t width. you are tied to a product group, that is, a product group. you determine what currency you will be subject to for import, and this is even for the

the memorial is a standalone thing that, know, javid and that, you know, sajid javid and his organisationanisation had, with his, connected with had a fantastic proposal several proposals proposal and several proposals like this up and down the country, actually, but that is the key one they've decided the key one that they've decided to fund. >> thank you ever so much for that insight, naveed, that's naveed arshad, the deputy chair of muslim of the conservative muslim forum. thank you very much, kevin mckenzie, your thoughts? >> well, i i'm not in favour of religious memorials to the war, it doesn't really matter whether you're christian, sikh, hindu, jew or whatever you are fighting for your nation. you weren't fighting for your religion , so fighting for your religion, so i don't agree with that, he says he said in there that peace there that that there was no link between extremism and there was no there was no room in our nafion was no there was no room in our nation for extremism. well the only extremism that i can think of, which has led to anybody being killed is, is muslim extremi

javid said that those structures are difficult to get the width of the monitoring systems , what will this width be, how will it be done, at what price will it come , etc. we do not know at all how much we are going to be able to attract. as a result, the power of complete planning is taken from us, in addition to the fact that we pay all our expenses, the overhead expenses of our company , including marketing, various expenses that exist , our salaries are the salaries of the people. it has increased many times over the past few years, how can we bring goods with a width of 4 and 200 tomans and under the unfair pricing of 100 and without the expertise and order of the ministry let's sell health for the same 420, so our profit will be based on the same 420, and our expenses will be based on the dollar of 57 thousand tomans. as a result, i don't think any sane businessman will want to leave. insist that you give me 420t width. the laws of my country don't even allow it. if you want to say , i don't want 4d and 4d width, don't give me 420 width. you are tied to the product group, that i

priti patel, sajid javid and amber rudd said cross—party support is needed to defeat extremism.to protect mosques, muslim schools and community centres from hate attacks over the next four years. the recently—sacked independent inspectors of borders and immigration has called the home office dysfunctional and says it needs complete reform. the home office says david neal was sacked for leaking sensitive information he was told was inaccurate. mr neal said he "paid the price" for speaking out about border security concerns. anyone over the age of a0 is being urged to get a blood pressure check, as the nhs warns there are millions of people who do not realise they have dangerously high levels. high blood pressure puts a strain on the heart and can lead to life—threatening conditions such as heart attacks and strokes. the un secretary—general has called us for a cease—fire in gaza to root marked the start of ramadan. antonio guterres also called for the release of hostages held by hamas and the speedy delivery of aid to the palestinian territory, warning of threatened at assault co

priti patel sajid javid amber rudd, sajid javid, of course.second world wars. they are all different. faith groups. that's the idea. they're trying to get some consensus, but getting a consensus is proving consensus here is proving difficult. and we'll see how. more from michael gove on thursday. >> christopher, we're getting word reform, are pulling together a press for conference 10:30 this morning. richard tice will make an announcement. i've got my own theories on what that might be. are you able to shed any light for us or what we can expect hear? any light for us or what we can expwell, hear? any light for us or what we can expwell, wear? any light for us or what we can expwell, we don't know. we just >> well, we don't know. we just don't know yet . i'll be there don't know yet. i'll be there for gb viewers at 10:30. for gb news viewers at 10:30. there's been speculation about talks between richard tice and lee anderson in the past. we broke news of that of a meeting at a service station on the m1. two weeks ago. that's an idea. what wil

it should notjust be for the likes of sajid javid, nusrat ghani and sayeeda warsi to be brave in theirr louise ellman, luciana berger and ruth smeeth to be talking about this. they need allies like me and others who are allies in real time. so that's the first thing. i'm not saying, i'm really not saying this, that all conservatives are islamophobic come all the rest of it and stuff, i'm not saying that, i'm not accusing sunak of being islamophobic or anti—muslim or racist. what i'm saying is what this guy said last friday was and it should be called out. the explanations i have been given is because, hold on a second if you look back at what he said, it is fascinating. i didn't realise this until somebody pointed it out to me. the reason why he began talking about this was he was saying suella braverman, the immediate last home secretary, had gone too far in saying the country was run by islamists. so he is saying, no, no, no, i'm paraphrasing, all right? no, no, braverman is wrong, it's not the country that is run by islamists, but london is, sadiq khan under but london is, sadiq kha

concerns in the run—up to this statement, including from three former conservatives — priti patel, sajid javidrreaching. i suppose the last thing the conservative wants is to cancel people, certainly not to stifle free speech. i think michael gove largely won over those tory �*s to. —— tory sceptics. there are some worried that certain groups have genuine concerns that might be covered by this legislation. robert jenrick himself, a former community secretary, said this lands in his view in no man's land because it doesn't do anything to combat the real extremists that have genuine arguments to make. the labour party are saying they will take a look at this. there's still some way to run on the snp said they are worried that this unfairly tarnishes some muslim groups. michael gove dude name five organisations, two which he said promoted neo—nazi ideologies being the british nationalist, socialist movement and the patriotic alternative. three muslims groups of as well. the latter two were spoken to were really unhappy about this. members threatening legal action. now it's going to happen is this

and then sajid javid was like, it should be three percentage points.y day it just went up a bit, down a bit, up a bit, died a bit, up a bit, down a bit. and then the last minute they finally agreed to do it. and it wasn'tjust an idea like they passed legislation to make it happen. yeah, they did. but george osborne passed passed legislation to do it before in the donor reforms. andrew dilnot, an expert in this field who's very cross that nobody�*s basically done it. and this is not a new issue. it's not a new problem, and it's not going to go away just because our politicians don't want to crack it. anyway, we've talked about a lot. we've been down memory lane. we've been talking for a long time. we talked about rachel reeves a lot. we've talked a bit about victoria atkins, both people. i'm sure we'll talk about more. but tonight, lots of people will be talking about the oscars, but you'll have a double helping of newscasters. so i'm going to say our excitement tomorrow. so i'm going to stay up all night, watch the oscars. and they're me and katie russ

, to strip her of her javid, to strip her of her british citizenship in 2019.ed, that country, or at least aleppo, where the fighting was in, in the, in, in syria, to then call for, her return to the uk. well, sajid javid, stripped her of her citizenship, in this country because of the fact that she had the entitlement to claim, citizens of bangladesh. her parents were bangladeshi, and she had that right at that time. so he was not making her stateless . so in law, the stateless. so in law, the government at the time, anyway, was not erring in law . and at was not erring in law. and at every step through the court process here it has gone against shamima begum. but her lawyers have continued to fight this, from court to court. and i think the next step will be that they will, apply directly to the supreme court. how far that gets, remains to be seen , but i gets, remains to be seen, but i think we've got a few months left to run on this . left to run on this. >> yeah, mark, we could see a change of government quite soon. do you imagine that perhaps a labour gov

and sajid javid.ge national debate about this because initially we buried dead soldiers on the western front underneath christian crosses . underneath christian crosses. then the debate came do we have different crosses for officers? do we have different memorials for those of the sikh faith? or. and it was decided that actually what we should do is have equality in death. and that is where the portland stone headstone came from. and it doesn't matter whether you're a general, a private soldier, a jew , a muslim, a christian, jew, a muslim, a christian, victoria cross winner, you all get exactly the same headstone, albeit different inscription, different engraving. and in every cemetery you go to in france from both wars, at the front there is a christian cross because the majority of people there were christian. at the back there is what's called the stone of remembrance and carved into it is for those of all faiths and none . we thought faiths and none. we thought about this over 100 years ago. we g

priti patel, sajid javid and amber rudd said cross—party support is needed to defeat extremism.from hate attacks over the next four years. the recently—sacked independent inspectors of borders and immigration has called the home office dysfunctional and says it needs complete reform. the home office says david neal, was sacked for leaking sensitive information he was told was inaccurate. mr neal said he "paid the price" for speaking out about border security concerns. anyone over the age of 40 is being urged to get a blood pressure check, as the nhs warns there are millions of people who do not realise they have dangerously high levels. high blood pressure puts a strain on the heart and can lead to life—threatening conditions such as heart attacks and strokes. you're live with bbc news: the un secretary—general has called for a ceasefire in gaza to mark 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

people would say 1%, sajid javid said two percentage points. happen. —— three percentage points. as legislation to make it happen. -- three percentage points. as george osborne passed _ three percentage points. as george osborne passed legislation. - three percentage points. as george osborne passed legislation. it- three percentage points. as george osborne passed legislation. it is. osborne passed legislation. it is not a new issue or a new problem and it is not going to go awayjust because our politicians do not want to crack it. anyway, we have talked about a lot, been down memory lane. we talked about rachel reeves a lot, a bit about victoria atkins. but tonight lots of people will be talking about the oscars but you will have a double helping of newscast tomorrow? t will have a double helping of newscast tomorrow?- will have a double helping of newscast tomorrow? i will stay up all niuht newscast tomorrow? i will stay up all night and _ newscast tomorrow? i will stay up all night and watch _ newscast tomorrow? i will stay up all night and

,1tly, didn't really report in proper nunwords of sajid javid, when the words of sajid javid, when hey case, uh, it's far too many pakistani gangs are pakistani grooming gangs are leading there was leading the way. and there was far woke policing. far too much woke pc policing. they call it out they didn't want to call it out for what it was. and stoke on trent has sadly had its own case where one of my own constituents, has sadly constituents, it's has sadly lost to alcoholism, lost her life to alcoholism, having victim a having been the victim of a grooming gang, individual is grooming gang, the individual is walking the streets of walking free on the streets of stoke on trent, unable to actually get justice for the family the victim in family that was the victim in this kind of accused. >> you've kind summed my >> you've kind of summed up my point because you've point there because you've unked point there because you've linked gangs linked pakistani grooming gangs to some syrian, some some syrian. so basically saying foreigners are grooming gang about that's what about grooming an

it was not friendship as iran's foreign minister, javid's arif pointed out to me, the iran nuclear deal was premised, not on trust but on mistrust each side carefully protected its interests in that document. >> but it >> did create the possibility of a working relationship and iran did adhere to the deal, moving further away from a nuclear weapons program, then it had been for decades. but donald trump blew up that deal and that opportunity and in iran, forces opposed to the deal in any kind of rapprochement with washington gained power sideline, rouhani, and now rule with an even more brutal professor can washington it there on find common cause again, it seems unlikely that fork in the road lies far behind us the bath both countries are on is one. they are both comfortable with. despite the fact that it is filled with tensions. and misunderstandings and could even lead to war >> thank you >> for watching this special hour on iran. you can watch more fareed zakaria documentaries on max

priti patel, sajid javid and amber rudd said cross—party support is needed to defeat extremism i meane recently sacked inspectors of the home office and immigration —— borders and immigration says the home office is dysfunctional. he was sacked for leaking information he said was inaccurate and he said he paid the price for speaking out about border concerns. anyone over the age of a0 is being urged to get a blood pressure check as the nhs once there are millions of people who don't realise they have dangerously high levels and this can put a strain on the heart and lead to conditions such as heart attacks and strokes. you are life with bbc news. —— you are live. palestinians began fasting for the muslim holy month of ramadan on monday with cease—fire talks at a standstill, hunger worsening across the gaza strip and no end in sight to the five—month—old war between israel and hamas. a ship with aid for gaza has not yet left cyprus. it has faced repeated delays. it is carrying 200 tonnes of food and medical supplies. but, without a working port, it's not clear yet where the ship will a

dame priti patel, sir sajid javid and amber rudd have signed a statement urging labour and the tories threats from islamist extremists , far right islamist extremists, far right extremists and others. it comes as communities secretary michael gove prepares to announce a new government definition of extremism. other signatories include the former head of counter—terrorism policing, neil basu. counter—terrorism policing, neil basu . two people have been basu. two people have been arrested on suspicion of preventing a lawful and decent burial in yorkshire . the burial in yorkshire. the branches of legacy independent funeral directors in hull and east riding remain cordoned off. that's after concern for care of the deceased was reported to police on wednesday. humberside police on wednesday. humberside police says 34 bodies have now been respectfully transported to a mortuary for formal identification. a 46 year old man and a 23 year old woman are being questioned. they are also suspected of fraud by false representation and fraud by abuse position . police say an abuse of position. polic

so a very good proposal was made to me by sajid javid. yes. who is a colleague and a friend.d that had merit . had merit. >> and the way you framed it, you framed the answer saying, you framed the answer by saying, we fight extremism and we need to fight extremism and heal divisions. >> loss of life in >> after the loss of life in israel gaza. israel and gaza. >> will that do that? >> will that memorial do that? >> will that memorial do that? >> i believe it will, because i think it shows what unites us. just as the funding that i gave to the holocaust education trust after the autumn statement did it, it reminds us that on many things , whether it's the things, whether it's the holocaust, whether it's the sacrifices made in the world wars for our freedom, we stand together as human beings, and that was the purpose of that fund. >> it shouldn't be a divisive thing. >> no. >> no. >> on immigration, you said three times that growth cannot come from unlimited migration. but the obr, as know, has but the obr, as you know, has increased the net migration forecast to 315,000, up by

. >> it is sajid javid that was pushing for this memorial, but it shows a total lack of understandingt our leaders were 100 years ago, recognising everybody we were to be unified in death and equal in death . whether you and equal in death. whether you want a victoria cross, didn't matter, didn't matter who you were, what you were, you you had exactly the same headstone. but it says so much, i think, about modern day politics. we try to pander to each individual group rather than saying everybody in our country should be equal. now moving on. of course, this was the great tax cutting budget. yes. tuppence more off national insurance. and i'm going to drill down in a moment with mark littlewood as to whether people really are paying less tax. but moving on, one of the big statements of the budget was that after all these years, the government is going to sell its stake, its remaining stake, nearly 38% in national westminster bank. now it's fair to say that i have some degree of interest in this subject . and of interest in this subject. and we own we still own about 7 billion quid's wo

in a joint statement, dame priti patel, sir sajid javid and amber rudd are urging both labour and therk together to understand and combat the issue. it comes as community secretary michael gove prepares to make an announcement today of a new government definition of extremism. meanwhile more than 50 victims of islamist terror attacks have also signed a separate letter condemning anti—muslim hate . condemning anti—muslim hate. they say it's important to separate extremists from the majority of british muslims . majority of british muslims. meanwhile, the government has pledged over £117 million to safeguard mosques. muslim schools and community centres in britain over the next four years. the funding, unveiled today follows the prime minister's promise to also allocate more than £70 million to protect jewish community sites . in other news, the mother sites. in other news, the mother of murdered teenager brianna ghey has met with the family of one of her daughter's killers . one of her daughter's killers. scarlett jenkinson and her accomplice eddie ratcliffe, were 15 when they murdered

but in june of 2022, which is when sajid javid was the health secretary at the time, seemed like a long is what he said, uh, to the house of commons when he was still the, uh, health secretary. so take a look at this. >> it doesn't mean more people working in diversity, but fewer in my view. there are already too many of these roles. and at a time when our constituents are facing some real pressures around the cost of living, we must spend every penny with care in instead of farming out important work to a specific group of managers, it must be seen as everyone's responsibility. with everyone accountable for extending fairness and equal opportunities at work . at work. >> so there you have it, a clear, uh , intention to make clear, uh, intention to make this better, at least at the time. that was june 2022. we're now in, uh, march 2024. it actually goes back even further than that. it goes all the way back to 2009 when this started. this industry. if you if you like. so in 2009, we have a daily mail article , uh, anger daily mail article, uh, anger after civil servants sent to lavish 20

so a very good proposal was made to me by sajid javid. yes. who is a colleague and a friend.'d have merit . have merit. >> and the way you framed it, you framed the by saying you framed the answer by saying we extremism and you framed the answer by saying we divisions. extremism and you framed the answer by saying we divisions. afterremism and you framed the answer by saying we divisions. afterremiloss|nd heal divisions. after the loss of life in israel and gaza. will that memorial do that ? that memorial do that? >> i believe it will, because i think it shows what unites us. just as the funding that i gave to the holocaust education trust after the autumn statement did it, it reminds us that on many things , whether it's the things, whether it's the holocaust, whether it's the sacrifices made in the world wars for our freedom, we stand together as human beings, and that was the purpose of that fund. >> it shouldn't be a divisive thing. >> no, it's all identity politics. it's all we're not islamophobic. we're lovely people. well, £1 million is going to go in that direction. b

secretaries are calling for a political consensus to tackle extremism dame priti patel, sir sajid javid and amber rudd have signed a statement urging labour and the conservatives to work together to deal with what they're calling the real threats from islamic extremists. far right extremists and others. it comes as communities secretary michael gove prepares to announce a new government definition of extremism. other signatories include the former head of counter—terrorism policing, neil basu . a group of policing, neil basu. a group of mothers are staging a hunger strike outside parliament. the five day protest aims to draw attention to parents who can't afford to eat and are therefore skipping meals, so that they can afford to feed their children. their list of demands includes enforcing free school meals and universal credit to guarantee life's essentials. mps are due to address the issue on tuesday. well for the latest stories, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code that's coming up on your screen. there it is right now. or go to gb news .com/ alerts. now as promised, our

, dominic people like sajid javid, dominic raab, etc. but of course , raab, etc. but of course, theresathe biggest of all, resigned , saying she's not going resigned, saying she's not going to stand again on international women's day. she was, of course, our second ever female prime minister and interesting. i thought, too, that she gave her, she gave this exclusive to her local paper, the maidenhead advertiser , rather than to a big advertiser, rather than to a big broadsheet or to a broadcaster . broadsheet or to a broadcaster. and i think at the heart, she is a constituency mp. what the, the people that were done in the boxes were just saying basically was that she'd worked hard for the constituency and even after she stood down as prime minister, she continued as a backbench mp, something that, former prime ministers tend not to do. david cameron said he would stay and it didn't suit him very well at all. and then he was off. so, yeah, she had a, a majority of about 20,000, which would seem super safe in normal times. of course, these are not normal times, but she says that she's st

in a joint statement, dame priti patel, sir sajid javid and amber rudd are both urging labour and therk together to understand and combat the issue. it comes as community secretary michael gove is preparing to announce a new government definition of extremism . i'm meanwhile, more extremism. i'm meanwhile, more than 50 victims of islamist terror attacks have signed a separate letter condemning anti—muslim hate, saying that it's important to separate extremists from the majority of other british muslims . other british muslims. meanwhile, the government has pledged over £117 million to safeguard mosques , muslim safeguard mosques, muslim schools and community centres over the next four years. the funding that's been unveiled today follows the prime minister's promise to allocate more than £70 million to protect jewish community sites , jewish community sites, politicians, tech companies and financial institutions are meeting in london today to tackle international fraud. the event, that's hosted by the british government is the first of its kind. security minister tom tugendhat told gb

, was whatever he was, javid, who was whatever he was, was the home secretary or business was businesstary, was resigning over partygate in priti surprise. >> he that speech. >> and he gave that speech. >> and he gave that speech. >> he can cope. few minutes >> he can cope. a few minutes later heard the later when we heard the chancellor was going rishi sunak game for that was my game over for boris, that was my instant conclusion. game over. yes, major crisis and boris was gone within a week. >> exactly. and now people like andrea jenkyns and nadine dorries, who some boris's dorries, who are some of boris's not a man with lots of allies in sort of close relationships with people in politics, but they are two of his closest allies and they're they haven't they're both saying they haven't spoken over a so spoken in over a year. so i wonder what the article there talks relations thawing. talks about relations thawing. i wonder what thawing looks like if you're not on speaking terms with each yes, quite. with each other. yes, quite. >> just find this idea >> it's i just find this idea tha

sajid javid , played a key role in in javid, played a key role in in rishi sunak's decision.hink it's the, the questionable decision was making lee anderson deputy chairman, because he was always bound to implode at some point . point. >> you know, he is he is a troublemaker, speaks his mind and rishi sunak was always likely to have to choose between his loyalty to lee anderson and his loyalty to lee anderson and his loyalty to his mps at some point, his his his move to reform is a headache for the conservatives. >> it gives them their first mp massively increases their profile. >> we've heard from chris about the wave of donations. >> i'm sure they're attracting more members and the threat of possible defectors. >> they're now up to about 14% as high as that in the polls. the head of the lib dems, they aspire to overtake the conservatives by by the summer. >> we'll remember, of course, the brexit party won the european elections. >> they will look create >> they will look to create similar for, for rishi sunak. >> and there's no easy way out for the for the prime minister. w

former home secretary sajid javid said there was a problem with social cohesion and politicians shouldister is the first british asian prime minister and something samuel said it's very important, the first british asian prime minister and when he became the first british asian prime minister, it wasn't a big deal, and thatis minister, it wasn't a big deal, and that is quite important, actually. it wasn't the most important thing about him being prime minister, it says a lot about our country and i think the conservative party should be proud we have broken a lot of barriers and i think it is a very strong message to people from across the country, whatever their background, that makes you feel comfortable in the conservative party. comfortable in the conservative pa . ,' ~ comfortable in the conservative pa . a ~' .. comfortable in the conservative pa . ,' ~ ., , party. different kind of barriers, traffic barriers, _ party. different kind of barriers, traffic barriers, you _ party. different kind of barriers, traffic barriers, you are - party. different kind of barriers, traffic barri

so i think i make that now. 69 mps in total from our ruling party basically are off sajid javid not contenting his £1 million statue for muslim war veterans, said something unbelievable last night. he essentially endorsed sir keir starmer. he said if i woke up the day after the election and keir starmer was standing outside 10 downing street, i'm not going to be frightened, right? i would have beenif frightened, right? i would have been if it had been corbyn. there are actually very strong rumours about chancellor jeremy hunt not standing at the next election . he denies them. paul election. he denies them. paul scully mentions no go zones and issues a grovelling apology. and then he says he's quitting tory party donations have dropped by a third. they are down to 18% in the opinion polls , and about 60 the opinion polls, and about 60 of them have literally told us that they don't want to do their jobs anymore. they would rather that you and i live with massive societal problems and the constant threat of islamism. then work hard to sort it out. they are too afraid of protecting their reput

for me, said it before and me, i've said it before and i agree with sajid that we agree with sajid javidk at what the purpose of nhs is and we purpose of the nhs is and we wanted to do, and i always find it when wes it quite amusing when wes streeting from labour comes back from australia from tours and says australia is really good. >> to copy that model. >> we need to copy that model. and i like me , point and when i people like me, point out, that's a system out, well, that's a dual system of private public of both private and public health care goes, it'll health care goes, but it'll still be public. you can't still be public. so you can't really something really copy and paste something honestly, and be frank with the british not british public if you're not going to actually it going to actually implement it as be. and by the way, as it should be. and by the way, we there's lot of these we know there's a lot of these equality, diversity, inclusion nonsense people in the nhs. we also that labour's also know that the labour's legacy the pfi, the royal legacy of the pfi, the royal sto

when sanjay javid, stripped shamima begum of her british nationality and citizenship, he did so not toangladesh then the burden of proof was on them to prove that she wasn't a bangladeshi citizen. the issue for shamima begum, as i understand it now, has arisen because bangladesh is saying no, i'm sorry, she's not ours. and her canadian husband is. canada is saying no through the marriage because she was married young under the age, or that we would allow marriage to happen. she's not our responsibility either . happen. she's not our responsibility either. shamima begum is the face of the jihadist movement at the time of these brides. and don't forget , these brides. and don't forget, she was sent to recruit young women. >> now were faced with the issue of 19 women, but not only that, it's the children. >> it's the children that i feel very sorry for because they're fatherless. they're there with their mothers who appear to be stateless. so we need to work out who's issue and who's burden these women actually are, and we can't dehumanise them whether or not we think they are. they've co