manston a couple of months ago. so manston a couple of months ago.base ,— salient point that in terms of this barge base , health care this barge base, health care tasiiitiss— this barge base, health care facilities being— this barge base, health care facilities being provided , but facilities being provided, but no facilities being provided, but na tstaiis— facilities being provided, but no details as— facilities being provided, but no details as to— facilities being provided, but no details as to what that astnaiiy— no details as to what that actually means- no details as to what that actually means and therefore wnat— actually means and therefore what additional— actually means and therefore what additional pressure there wanit— what additional pressure there wanit ts. — what additional pressure there would be. for— what additional pressure there would be. 2 i“ would be. for instance, in terms of the health care system in portland and weymouth well, exactly. and of course, the iianstan— exactly. and of course, the manston disaster- nt;,ta

they were in manston. they used to they were in manston. they used telan— they were in manston. how bad-government— this story should be about how bad government even bad the government are even stieting— bad the government are even stieting-ewn- sticking to their own procedures.- sticking to their own procedures. as if could sticking to their own- procedures. as if.could fix sticking to their own- pro

they were in manston. they used to they were in manston. they used telan— they were in manston.tory should be about how tat tne— this story should be about how bad the government even bad the government are even stieting— bad the government are even stieting-ewn- sticking to their own procedures.- sticking to their own procedures. as if we fix procedures. as if we could fix tne—weet.- procedures. as if we could fix. the—speed,-doing the processing speed, like doing 1%ltast— the processing speed, like doing 1%llast year-s— the processing speed, like doing 1% last year's migrants. we 1% of last year's migrants. we spent— 1% of last year's migrants. we spent-our— 1% of last year's migrants. we spent-our time- 1% of last year's migrants. we spent our time being spent all of our time being distracted— spent all of our time being distracted by— spent all of our time being distracted by is— spent all of our time being distracted by is it a barge? is it a— distracted by is it a barge? is it amuse?— distracted by is it a barge? is it a-house?-the it a big house? whatever the argument— it

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there was an outbreak of diphtheria at the manston proeessthe— of diphtheria at the manston processing caused by the disease. but i wanted a bit more information on the.— wanted a bit more information on thts. ts— wanted a bit more information on thts. ts tt— wanted a bit more information on this. is it anything— wanted a bit more information on this. is it anything to worry ohoute— this. is it anything to worry about? .what- this. is it anything to worry about? what can be done about? and what can be done ottterehttye— about? and what can be done differently?-so - about? and what can be done differently? so kevin differently? okay so kevin souhoers— differently? okay so kevin saunders the saunders joins me now, who's the router— saunders joins me now, who's the home she— saunders joins me now, who's the former chief immigration officer at former chief immigration officer otihoroer— former chief immigration officer at.border force. _ former chief immigration officer at border force. kevin, thank at uk border force. kevin, thank you— at uk border force. kevin, thank you-hush.— at uk bor

manston was unsafe. it was shut tewmlthe— manston was unsafe. get the— . whoa, whoa, whoa. where did you get this from? _ . whoa, whoa, whoa. where did you get this from? i— . whoa, whoa, whoa. where did you get this from? i don't- . where did you get this from? r:rit c you get this from? i don't have air conditioning. they may well have air conditioning. i don't think anybody the studio think anybody in the studio probably conditioning in think anybody in the studio probc'own conditioning in think anybody in the studio probc'own home. conditioning in think anybody in the studio probc'own home. maybe)ning in think anybody in the studio probc'own home. maybe you; in think anybody in the studio probc'own home. maybe you have, their own home. maybe you have, but why you but that's possibly why you think horrendous. but think a barge is horrendous. but there in single women there are women in single women refuges where you have to have their kids in the same room. there are ex—servicemen who have mouldy with mould. there mouldy homes with mould. the

so they were stuck in manston for weeks at a time. mark white, ttemt— weeks at a time. the british people? there richard teme— british people? there richard teme-me- british people? there richard teme-me m- british people? there richard kemp me in just a how britain moves forward from this. join us here on gb news, the people's . channel now, a the people's. channel now, a couple of years ago, the fall of kabul couple of years ago, the fall of kabul, we understood that the taliban, who we'd fought for 20 years, had taken back the city and country. it was easy to and the country. it was easy to understand, but i'll have a bet that many of you watching, listening to this have been heanng listening to this have been hearing about this outbreak of war in sudan over the last couple of days. trapped british nationals , many other nationals, many other nationalities there to . and i nationalities there to. and i wonder whether you've got an earthly clue as to who is fighting whom . i suspect in most fighting whom. i suspect in most cases not. don't be embarrassed about it, whi

so they were stuck in manston for weeks at a time. mark white, tmamt— weeks at a time.people? there richard temp— british people? there richard temp-me- british people? there richard temp-me m- british people? there richard kemp me in just a this. join us here on gb news, the people's . channel now, a the people's. channel now, a couple of years ago, the fall of kabul couple of years ago, the fall of kabul, we understood that the taliban, who we'd fought for 20 years, had taken back the city and the country. it was easy to understand, but i'll have a bet that many of you watching, listening to this have been heanng listening to this have been hearing about this outbreak of war in sudan over the last couple of days. trapped british nationals , many other nationals, many other nationalities there to . and i nationalities there to. and i wonder whether you've got an earthly clue as to who is fighting whom . i suspect in most fighting whom. i suspect in most cases not. don't be embarrassed about it, which is why we've got colonel richard kemp on telegraph columnist and form

— considered inhumane conditions in the manston facility and ttseose— in the manston facility and disease and it's becoming very controversial indeed . this barge controversial indeed. this barge is controversial indeed. this barge ts expectet— controversial indeed. this barge ts eopeotet to— controversial indeed. this barge is expected to house about 500 people. — is expected to house about 500 people. obviously,— is expected to house about 500 people. obviously, that's a drop in people. obviously, that's a drop to the— people. obviously, that's a drop to the ocean— people. obviously, that's a drop in the ocean when— people. obviously, that's a drop in the ocean when you consider thet— in the ocean when you consider that lot— in the ocean when you consider that lot people— in the ocean when you consider that 437 people came to the uk on small— that 437 people came to the uk on small boats— that 437 people came to the uk on small boats yesterday. the government— on small boats yesterday. the government then _ on small boats yesterday. the government then plans is plohhthg— government then

nigel manston , unbelievable. nigel manston, setnt— unbelievable.en't completely bannedin like rugby weren't completely banned in a few years time . um, banned in a few years time. um, and part of growing up is taking not it's part of growing up and here's the thing you see is teasing each other and tag actually is a bit of a game of tease because you know what the nimble fit kids actually are rather better at it than those that aren't so athletic. so of course it's unfair, it's wrong, it's bad. some people finish up as losers and some people aren't quite as fit and strong as the other kids. and we can't have winners and losers. other kids. and we can't have winners and losers . oh, goodness winners and losers. oh, goodness gracious me, no , all must have gracious me, no, all must have pnzes. gracious me, no, all must have prizes . and we're making our prizes. and we're making our kids so , so soft. is it any kids so, so soft. is it any wonder, is it any wonder that so many young people say they've got mental health problems , got mental health prob

nigel manston , unbelievable. nigel manston, sahmt— unbelievable. few years time. um, and part of growing up is taking not it's part of growing up and here's the thing you see is teasing each other and tag actually is a bit of a game of tease because you know what the nimble fit kids actually are rather better at it than those that aren't so athletic. so of course it's unfair, it's wrong, it's bad. some people finish up as losers and some people aren't quite as fit and strong as the other kids. and we can't have winners and losers. other kids. and we can't have winners and losers . oh, goodness winners and losers. oh, goodness gracious me, no , all must have gracious me, no, all must have pnzes. gracious me, no, all must have prizes . and we're making our prizes. and we're making our kids so , so soft. is it any kids so, so soft. is it any wonder, is it any wonder that so many young people say they've got mental health problems , got mental health problems, though they haven't got mental health problems, they're dealing with life . life gives you wi

_a-mamaa, in manston camp at the moment, isn-r— in manston camp at the moment, isn't-i— in manston camp calling for? do you think that the government might budge on inan— the government might budge on inaielinink— the government might budge on that?lthink-is_ that? i think this is a difficult— that? i think this is a difficult one- that? i think this is a difficult one because as you say,— difficult one because as you saw ine— difficult one because as you say, the modern— difficult one because as you say, the modern slavery is a ssnservaiive— say, the modern slavery is a conservative law. �*" conservative law. but i think if you look at the detail, i think this is one of the areas that is being i think people being exploited. i think people whose applications are whose asylum applications are rejected on other grounds, then tend to make different applications under modern slavery laws. but again, i think the that that you might the idea that that you might weaken around weaken protections around people being and is very being enslaved and is very troubling. i think all of this speaks to

we saw it at manston in the processing centre.ore— move on now, because i'm sure there'll be more of— move on now, because i'm sure there'll be more of that story to dooen— there'll be more of that story to ddoeeo onn— there'll be more of that story to digest out later on this enendno— to digest out later on this enendnd .— to digest out later on this evening . but— to digest out later on this evening . but for those among the evening. but for those among the for evening. but for those among the non onoee— evening. but for those among the for those among— evening. but for those among the for those among us, lucky enough to for those among us, lucky enough no end— for those among us, lucky enough to eddd de— for those among us, lucky enough to still be id'd— for those among us, lucky enough to still be id'd in— for those among us, lucky enough to still be id'd in the supermarket- to still be id'd in the supermarket when buying alcohol , do supermarket when buying alcohol . do yon— supermarket when buying alcohol . do yon dnnd— supe