mark francois , you know, stuff. mark francois, you know, i'm going to repeat it. repetition. the echr has become a serious risk to national security and is thwarting our efforts to stop terrorists as and yet your party seems to be utterly committed to continued membership of an organisation thatis membership of an organisation that is threatening our national security. don't we need to do something about this? >> i think we do . we do, yes. >> i think we do. we do, yes. nigel, i'm not going to insult your intelligence . you well know your intelligence. you well know there are some people in the tory cabinet who regard the echr as holy writ. yeah, but i think events have evolved in such a way that we do need to revisit this . the boats issue . and way that we do need to revisit this. the boats issue . and ben this. the boats issue. and ben was making a separate point . but was making a separate point. but on the boats issue, what we should have done from the outset was what we did on prisoner voting and we should have just said, thank you very much. this is none of

mark francois , you know, stuff. mark francois, you know, i'm going to repeat it.epetition. the echr has become a serious risk to national security and is thwarting our efforts to stop terrorists as and yet your party seems to be utterly committed to continued membership of an organisation thatis membership of an organisation that is threatening our national security. don't we need to do something about this? >> i think we do . we do, yes. >> i think we do. we do, yes. nigel, i'm not going to insult your intelligence . you well know your intelligence. you well know there are some people in the tory cabinet who regard the echr as holy writ. yeah, but i think events have evolved in such a way that we do need to revisit this . the boats issue . and way that we do need to revisit this. the boats issue . and ben this. the boats issue. and ben was making a separate point . but was making a separate point. but on the boats issue, what we should have done from the outset was what we did on prisoner voting and we should have just said, thank you very much. this is none of y

here to discuss more is mark francois, conservative mp for the essex constituency of rayleigh and wickford also a member of the public accounts committee. your concern 7 accounts committee. your concern ? stewart's constituency sounds like it's quite badly affected by all this in terms of the number of schools. mark. yes i've been dealing with this issue for two years because at king edmund, the school in my constituency, we had this problem going back that time. >> and then hockley primary, unfortunately, close unfortunately, had to close because some weeks ago . because of this some weeks ago. and now i may have a few more that are affected. so if you like, i've learnt about this the hard way. >> if i could just answer ellie's question, which is the one that everyone is asking, why is all this seemingly happened at the last moment, just before the schools came back? >> the reason is this the government have known for a while that there was an issue with rakhine schools . so and the with rakhine schools. so and the national audit office cover this in their very detailed report . in their

on with that tie.7 mark francois , this is a tie.7 mark francois, this is a tie.7 mark francois, this is a tie . tie. >> and so it's a very well known military charity and they look after veterans and people serving in the armed forces. >> i thought there would be a story attached to it. thank you. that brings us to prime minister's questions, because i suspect this story about ben wallace, defence secretary, suspect this story about ben wallac�*the defence secretary, suspect this story about ben wallac�*the europeans secretary, suspect this story about ben wallac�*the european courtetary, suspect this story about ben wallac�*the european court ofy, saying the european court of human rights is protecting terrorists. he's saying terrorists. he's not saying come out but it's going to out of it, but it's going to come up, isn't it.7 it's an issue i >>i -- >> i would km— humu— km— >> i would be surprised if it didn't way. didn't put it that way. >> what's view when we >> and what's your view when we talked about this before with regard to boats, andrew? >> i, i have said at the very least

mark francois , penny we've francois, penny mordaunt we've clive , we've got clive lewis, we've, we'veveral mps in there which i think could have up to the job. >> yeah, absolutely . and you've >> yeah, absolutely. and you've moved to the other moved us nicely. on to the other subject. i want to talk you moved us nicely. on to the other subjectrevor,1t to talk you moved us nicely. on to the other subjectrevor,whichilk you moved us nicely. on to the other subjectrevor, which is you moved us nicely. on to the other subjectrevor, which is obviously about trevor, which is obviously the . you know, the ukraine situation. you know, the ukraine situation. you know, the is ongoing on ukraine. the war is ongoing on ukraine. how worried do you think we should be in the west ? i know should be in the west? i know this sounds terribly selfish, but people are concerned about what happens in this country. how how much of a threat do you think what is happening in ukraine and certainly the involvement of russia and potentially china to is to people country ? we dawn, people in this country? we dawn,

mark francois , this is a tie? mark francois, this is a tie?er veterans and people serving in the armed forces. >> i thought there would be a story attached to it. thank you. that brings us to prime minister's questions, because i suspect this story about ben wallace, defence secretary, suspect this story about ben wallacythe defence secretary, suspect this story about ben wallacythe europeans secretary, suspect this story about ben wallacythe european courtetary, suspect this story about ben wallacythe european court ofy, saying the european court of human rights is protecting terrorists. he's saying terrorists. he's not saying come out but it's going to out of it, but it's going to come up, isn't it? it's an issue i >>i -- >> i would km— humu— km— >> i would be surprised if it didn't way. didn't put it that way. >> what's view when we >> and what's your view when we talked about this before with regard to boats, andrew? >> i, i have said at the very

that is mark francois, not mark reilly. he's the mp for rayleigh.eagues, the way, the colleagues, by the way, the conservative hunt conservative mp tom hunt is going be us. that's right. >> thank you very much. lots of mps show today, right? we mps on the show today, right? we are news britain's news are gb news britain's news channel. anywhere . channel. don't go anywhere. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt is proud sponsors boxt boilers is proud sponsors of weather on gb news. hello >> very good morning to you. some of us are waking up to a bit of a cloudy, murky start, but most of that will clear away this morning to leave another sunny hot day, albeit with the risk of some thunderstorm . risk of some thunderstorm. later, taking look at the later, taking a look at the details you can see, yes, details and you can see, yes, a cloudy picture down eastern cloudy picture down the eastern side first side of the country. first thing. but most of that cloud and fog will back and any fog will burn back towards coast through the towards the coast throu

. >> mark francois mp was in yesterday and straight yesterday and he came straight from debate and hees . so removing the ticket offices. so where's that pressure coming from? >> liam that pressure is coming from network the from network rail and the pressure is coming from the treasury treasury treasury because the treasury subsidises network rail to provide a train service. i mean , do you remember during covid, the network, we weren't allowed to go anywhere, but they were running ghost trains, running endless ghost trains, endless endless that endless, endless trains that were. do that? what were. why do they do that? what a waste of money. >> and the train drivers were neven >> and the train drivers were never, never lost any money at all. though on all. even though they were on flipping that's right. flipping strikes. that's right. talking to trains, hs2. liam now you the expert. you are the expert. you're almost it. i am almost an anorak about it. i am an anorak about it. that's why you're here to tell us just at what stage is now vulnerable and do you you think the main do you