john healey said that britain is prepared to take robust action to protect its national security., the royal navy has deployed hms somerset and hms tyne to monitor the vessel every minute through our waters. and i changed the royal navy rules of engagement so that our warships can get closer and better track the ship. so far, the ship has complied with international rules of navigation. but, mr speaker, this is the second time it has entered our waters in recent months. here is more from our security correspondent frank gardner. britain as an island nation is very dependent on undersea cables, primarily for telecoms, for communications. and we're not alone in this. so there are also, in the baltic sea, a number of undersea cables, some of which have recently been cut. now, this particular vessel, the yantar, which is a russian surveillance vessel, was seen in november. loitering is the word that was used over britain's very sensitive undersea cables and it was effectively chased off. it departed southwards to the mediterranean, and it has now come backjust a few weeks later, and t

speaking in the house of commons, defence secretary john healey said that britain is prepared to takeity. a foreign vessel is currently in the — a foreign vessel is currently in the north sea having passed through— in the north sea having passed through british waters. let me be clear. — through british waters. let me be clear, this is a russian spy ship _ be clear, this is a russian spy ship used _ be clear, this is a russian spy ship used for gathering intelligence and mapping the uk plasma — intelligence and mapping the uk plasma critical underwater infrastructure. the ship entered _ infrastructure. the ship entered the uk exclusive economic zone about 45 miles off the — economic zone about 45 miles off the british coast on monday. forthe off the british coast on monday. for the last two days the royal navy has deployed hms somerset and to monitor the vesset— somerset and to monitor the vessel every minute through our waters — vessel every minute through our waters. and i change royal navy rules— waters. and i change royal navy rules of— waters. and i change royal navy rules of eng

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john healey said the vessel was mapping the uk's undersea cables. jonathan beale is here with more.mapping critical undersea cables which carry power and telecommunications, with concerns they could be cut or sabotaged. those fears have only increased with russia's war in ukraine. and this is one of the vessels britain believes has been doing that clandestine work, shadowed here in 2018 by a royal navy warship. russia describes yantar as a research vessel. the ministry of defence calls it a spy ship. yantar has once again been tracked near uk waters. on november 10th, it was here, off the coast of cornwall. four days later, it was in the irish sea, said to be hovering close to cables. at the time, she was being monitored by the royal navy. but secretly, the russian ship was also being tracked by a british submarine. in a highly unusual move, that submarine, hms astute, surfaced. defence sources say it verbally warned the russian ship that it knew what it was doing. today the defence secretary said this was a sign of new, more robust rules of engagement. and i also want president put

speaking in the house of commons, john healey said that britain is prepared to take robust action toan beale, reports. britain has long suspected that russia has been mapping critical undersea cables, which carry power and telecommunications, with concerns they could be cut or sabotage. those fears have only increased with russia's war in ukraine. and this is one of the vessels britain believes has been doing that clandestine work. shadowed here in 2018 by a royal navy warship, yantar is described by russia as a research vessel. the ministry of defence here calls it a spy ship. yantar has once again been tracked near uk waters. on november the 10th it was off the coast of cornwall. four days later it was in the irish sea, said to be hovering close to undersea cables. at the time she was being tracked and monitored by the royal navy, but secretly the russian ship was also being observed by a british submarine in a highly unusual move. in a highly unusual move, that submarine hms astute surfaced. defence sources say it verbally warned the russian ship that it knew what it was doing. to

speaking in the house of commons, defence secretary john healey said that britain is prepared to takee strengthening our response to ensure that russian ships and aircraft cannot operate in secrecy near the uk or near nato territory. i discussed this story earlier with our security correspondent, frank gardner. britain as an island nation is very dependent on undersea cables, primarily for telecoms, for communications. and we're not alone in this. so there are also, in the baltic sea, a number of undersea cables, some of which have recently been cut. now, this particular vessel, the yantar, which is a russian surveillance vessel, was seen in november. loitering is the word that was used over britain's very sensitive undersea cables and it was effectively chased off. it departed southwards to the mediterranean, and it has now come backjust a few weeks later, and the royal navy surfaced a submarine quite close to it to basically give the russians the clear understanding that it was being monitored. and you saw therejohn healey, the defence secretary, saying that, you know, and he's also

but the defence secretary, john healey, says the government's hands are tied.revent us from having a court system that will impose unlimited sentences on under—18—year—olds. but in practice, i can't see this man ever coming out of prison. i don't want to see this man ever coming out of prison. despite the outpouring of emotion and grief over what happened in southport, the criminal bar association, which represents barristers, said that strength of feeling cannot influence the law. the criminaljustice system now does, of course, listen to the impact on victims — the impact on that community. and that was clearly heard yesterday in front of the judge. so that will be borne in mind. but, unfortunately, emotion can't play any part in our criminaljustice system, i'm afraid, because we must keep clear, calm heads and, hopefully, have that quiet dignity that these people at southport have shown. last week, the home secretary, yvette cooper, said rudakubana had been referred to the prevent programme — the government's counter—terror strategy — three times between 2019

speaking in the house of commons, john healey said that britain is prepared to take robust action tor sabotaged. those fears have only increased with russia's full—scale invasion of ukraine. and this is one of the vessels britain believes has been doing that clandestine work, tracked here in 2018 by a royal navy warship. russia describes yantar as a research vessel. the ministry of defence calls it a spy ship. yantar has once again been tracked near uk waters. on november 10th, it was off the coast of cornwall. four days later, it was in the irish sea ? said to be hovering close to cables between the uk and ireland. at the time, she was being monitored by a number of royal navy vessels. but secretly, the russian ship was also being tracked by a british submarine. and in a highly unusual move, that submarine surfaced. defence sources say the submarine verbally warned the russian ship that it knew what it was doing. and today, the defence secretary said this was part of new, more robust rules of engagement. and i also want president putin to hear this message. we see you, we know what

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you have talked tough tonight, john healey was there, saying what's going on today in the commons.at's why the defence review was launched so soon when taking office last year. it's also... are you saying they're going to get bigger, then? it's also why we're looking at what the capabilities that we need to match the threat. we have announced £3 billion extra in defence spending, so in ourfirst proper budget we have increased defence spending. and in the spring not only will we publish the defence review, we will also lay out a plan to move from our current defence spending of around 2.3% to the 2.5% that we had in our manifesto. so you will lay out a pathway? a pathway to spending that money. but importantly, the defence review will set out what we're spending it on, because the new capabilities we need to not only keep ourselves safe but defend our allies as well will be different in some cases than technology that we had in the past. quick final question — on social media today, president trump told president putin to make a deal to end what mr trump called the ridiculous war in

defence secretary john healey told gb news axel rudakubana did not get a whole life sentence becauseternational laws had prevented it. >> the technicality of the whole life sentences. i think it's important to know that the last government did reduce it to 18, in line with international law after the manchester arena bombings, and that still stands. there are a range of other aspects of law of agencies who have failed in this case to step in. they knew about this man's extreme violence, but they failed to take any steps that might have prevented it. and there may be changes also in the programs that are designed to deal with this sort of extremism. that's what the inquiry now, the court case has finished, which was launched this week, will do. >> meanwhile, a deal worth around £9 billion has struck with rolls—royce by the government to help power britain's nuclear submarines. the eight year contract, dubbed unity, is aimed at safeguarding 4000 jobs and creating over a thousand more, as well as bolstering national security and the uk economy. defence secretary john healey said the agr

defence secretary john healey told gb news rudakubana did not get a whole life sentence because internationalprevented it. >> the technicality of the whole life sentences. i think it's important to know that the last government did reduce it to 18, in line with international law. after the manchester arena bombings, and that still stands. there are a range of other aspects of law of agencies who have failed in this case to step in. they knew about this man's extreme violence, but they failed to take any steps that might have prevented it. and there may be changes also in the programmes that are designed to deal with this sort of extremism. that's what the inquiry now the court case has finished, which was launched this week, will do. >> and a woman whose four young boys died in a fire after she left them home alone to go to sainsbury's, will be sentenced later. david carrick had left her two sets of twins in the locked terrace house when the fatal blaze broke out in the evening in december 2021. the 30 year old, who suffered from mental health problems, was found guilty of four counts of mans

speaking in the commons, john healey warned the russian president we see you and we know what you're doing. the ship is believed to be used for gathering intelligence and mapping the uk's critical underwater infrastructure. it entered uk waters on monday, prompting the royal navy to deploy hms somerset and hms tyne to track it. the afghan suspect in the german knife attack that left two dead this morning was not motivated by radical islam, according to the country's interior minister. the suspect deliberately attacked a kindergarten group in the park with a kitchen knife, leaving a two year old boy and a 41 year old man dead. police said a 28 year old afghan national has been arrested, while two seriously injured people are receiving hospital treatment. the bavarian interior minister said the suspect was undergoing psychiatric treatment and had his asylum process closed, and said he would voluntarily leave germany in december, but had not left and remained under treatment. meanwhile, people have begun to gather in protest with a placard reading we won't let diversity kill us. the sta

speaking in the commons, john healey warned the russian president we see you and we know what you're doing. the ship is believed to be used for gathering intelligence and mapping the uk's critical underwater infrastructure. it entered uk waters on monday, prompting the royal navy to deploy hms somerset and hms tyne to track it. the afghan suspect in the german knife attack that left two dead this morning was not motivated by radical islam, according to the country's interior minister. the suspect deliberately attacked a kindergarten group in the park with a kitchen knife, leaving a two year old boy and a 41 year old man dead. police said a 28 year old afghan national has now been arrested, while two seriously injured people are receiving treatment in hospital. the bavarian interior minister said the suspect was undergoing psychiatric treatment and had his asylum process closed, and said he would voluntarily leave germany in december, but had not left and remained under treatment. meanwhile, people have begun to gather in protest with a placard reading we won't let diversity kill us.

speaking in the commons, john healey warned the russian president we see you and we know what you're. the ship is believed to be used for gathering intelligence and mapping the uk's critical underwater infrastructure. it entered uk waters on monday, prompting the royal navy to deploy hms somerset and hms tyne to track it. the afghan suspect in the german knife attack that left two dead this morning was not motivated by radical islam, according to the country's interior minister. the suspect deliberately attacked a kindergarten group in the park with a kitchen knife, leaving a two year old boy and a 41 year old man dead. police said a 28 year old afghan national has been arrested, while two seriously injured people are receiving treatment in hospital. the bavarian interior minister said the suspect was undergoing psychiatric treatment and had his asylum process closed, and said he would voluntarily leave germany in december, but had not left and remained under treatment. meanwhile, people have begun to gather in protest with a placard reading we won't let diversity kill us. the stabbi

defence secretary john healey told gb news rudakubana did not get a whole life sentence because international law has prevented it. >> the technicality of the whole life sentences. i think it's important to know that the last government did reduce it to 18, in line with international law. after the manchester arena bombings, and that still stands. there are a range of other aspects of law of agencies who have failed in this case to step in. they knew about this man's extreme violence, but they failed to take any steps that might have prevented it. and there may be changes also in the programs that are designed to deal with this sort of extremism. that's what the inquiry now, the court case has finished, which was launched this week, will do. wigan council has voted for a national inquiry into the grooming gang scandal, breaking with the labour government's position. the local authority, which is labour led, unanimously voted through a motion requesting that a full national inquiry is undertaken. that motion said the abuse had destroyed the lives of tens of thousands of teenage girls, adding t

as defence secretary john healey issued this warning to vladimir putin. >> we see you, we know what you're doing and we will not shy away from robust action to protect this country. >> and parents are cheating the school system. as a new poll shows, 1 in 4 admit to lying to get their children to their preferred school, and this has been exacerbated by the vat hike on private schools. >> and the chancellor suggests net zero is less important than economic growth. so is it a boom for business? is that more important than meeting our green goals? well, we'll be debating that. >> you throw me bells . stepping >> you throw me bells. stepping time. stepping time. >> do we need to save our chimney sweeps? that's my favourite chimney sweep. dick van from mary poppins. find out why they're being asked to park away from their clients homes in the city of brighton. >> i've got the song chim chim cher—ee chim chim cher—ee in my head. oh, what a wonderful film. >> oh, it's a fabulous film. one of my. >> favourite films. isn't it ridiculous? the crackdown on wood burners. >> i mean. so people are now ne

speaking in the commons, john healey warned the russian president we see you and we know what you're doing. the ship is believed to be used for gathering intelligence and mapping the uk's critical underwater infrastructure. it entered uk waters on monday, prompting the royal navy to deploy hms somerset and hms tyne to track it. an afghan migrant who stabbed a two year old boy and a 41 year old man to death in a german park, was supposed to have left the country. the 28 year old afghan national deliberately attacked a kindergarten group in the park with a kitchen knife, leaving two dead and two injured, the bavarian interior minister said the suspect was undergoing psychiatric treatment and had his asylum process closed, and was supposed to have left the country. he added that the suspect did not appear to be motivated by radical islam. meanwhile, people have begun to gather in protest with a placard reading we won't let diversity kill us. the stabbing adds to a string of violent attacks in germany that have raised concerns over security and stirred up tensions over migration. back in

but the defence secretary, john healey, says the government's hands are tied.ted nations law that prevent us from, uh, having a court system that will impose, um, unlimited sentences on under—18—year—olds. but in practice, i can't see this man ever coming out of prison. i don't want to see this man ever coming out of prison. despite the outpouring of emotion and grief over what happened in southport, the criminal bar association, which represents barristers, said that strength of feeling cannot influence the law. the criminaljustice system now does, of course, listen to the impact on victims — the impact on that community. and that was clearly heard yesterday in front of the judge. so that will be borne in mind. but, unfortunately, emotion can't play any part in our criminaljustice system, i'm afraid, because we must keep clear, calm heads and, hopefully, have that quiet dignity that these people at southport have shown. last week, the home secretary, yvette cooper, said rudakubana had been referred to the prevent programme — the government's counter—terror str

speaking in the commons, john healey warned the russian president we see you and we know what you arethe ship is believed to be used for gathering intelligence and mapping the uk's critical underwater infrastructure. it entered uk waters on monday, prompting the royal navy to deploy hms somerset and hms tyne to track it. some breaking news from germany, now an afghan national, has been arrested after a two year old boy and a 41 year old man was stabbed to death. two others were also injured in the knife attack in a park in the southern german state of bavaria, police said. a 28 year old afghan national has been arrested and two seriously injured people were receiving treatment in hospital. officers have said the motive for the attack is currently unclear. a 14 year old boy has been arrested in connection with the fatal stabbing of a 12 year old boy in birmingham today. the victim, described as funny and sweet, was found with serious injuries and died in hospital. west midlands police have now revealed. the 14 year old is also being held in connection with an assault on an eight year o