thinks nice mark rowley thinks are nice causes. is absolute causes.formed organisation. but to say following orders from the top. but mark rowley gets to pick are pick which causes are appropriate aren't appropriate and which aren't just on i think he's just on the whim, i think he's picking one. picking the right one. >> you think recognising >> do you think that recognising our war dead as a cause is, oh, sorry, can you repeat that? do you think? recognise our you think? recognise losing our war cause help. war dead is a cause help. >> is a better example >> harris is a better example because modern charity. because it's a modern charity. so what world is it okay to so in what world is it okay to support help heroes? but you support help the heroes? but you can't breast cancer can't have like a breast cancer fibbon? can't have like a breast cancer ribbon? you with ribbon? suzanne, are you with randall ribbon? suzanne, are you with rarwell, it's madness . >> well, it's madness. >> well, it's madness. >> have an odd moment of >> i have an odd moment of

thinks nice mark rowley thinks are nice causes. is absolute causes.formed organisation. but to say following orders from the top. but mark rowley gets to pick are pick which causes are appropriate aren't appropriate and which aren't just on i think he's just on the whim, i think he's picking one. picking the right one. >> you think recognising >> do you think that recognising our war dead as a cause is, oh, sorry, can you repeat that? do you think? recognise our you think? recognise losing our war cause help. war dead is a cause help. >> is a better example >> harris is a better example because modern charity. because it's a modern charity. so what world is it okay to so in what world is it okay to support help heroes? but you support help the heroes? but you can't breast cancer can't have like a breast cancer fibbon? can't have like a breast cancer ribbon? you with ribbon? suzanne, are you with randall ribbon? suzanne, are you with rarwell, it's madness . >> well, it's madness. >> well, it's madness. >> have an odd moment of >> i have an odd moment of

a number of police constables, including sir mark rowley, the head of the metropolitan police in londonis right. they should have got the control over who is in theirforce, they should be able to sack people. after the scandals, which you have mentioned, and other scandals which are merged in the last few years, the home office conducted a review and decided that they are going to change the way those panels work. instead of having three lawyers, you're going to have, in the chair as it were, a senior police officer, as it were, a senior police officer, a chief constable or one of his or her deputies, and then you will still have two independent people, a legal professional and a layperson. it gets us a little further down the road. i don't think, in a way, this will please anybody. i've already heard chief constable say this is not enough, we need to have real control of this. they can be outvoted by these independent voices, and there is some frustration about that. on the other side of the argument, people like the police federation, which represents rank and file officers, say these

but you have people who brought these changes in including the met commissioner sir mark rowley who publicly lawyers to be replaced by chief constables overseeing these processes because he believed that lawyers, and quote, are more forgiving of bad behaviour. so surely that's a good thing if you have people who are more critical understanding of the processes and therefore are going to make sure that bad behaviour is rooted out? if you look at the data, it's fairly conclusive as to what standards mean in terms of legally qualified independent panels now, i would say they are about the same but of course things need to have all, some of the new regulations have only been updated as late as august 2022 so haven't had a lot of time to bed the new legislation before chief constables and commissioners are asking for the law to be changed so i think there's more to be done. we do not think that putting chief officers back in charge will be anything to restore public confidence or even offers a confidence or even offers a confidence and how they will be treated by their own force. thank ou ve trea

mark rowley runs the metropolitan police and i don't l numbers? mark rowley runs the . would expect most cases to be dealt with in one _ on record. i would expect most cases to be dealt with in one of— on record. i would expect most cases to be dealt with in one of the - to be dealt with in one of the things we are also announcing is the requirement to have vetting so the officers background gets checked out and it won'tjust officers background gets checked out and it won't just apply at the point they are hired but they will have to maintain the vetting status throughout their career so they will be periodically checked, may be every five years to make sure they still pass the vetting checks and that will catch people who are in the force but shouldn't be over a period of time and that was one of the problems with the awful carrick and cases and the exercise i mentioned a few minutes ago where every police officer will be run through the police national database is likely also to throw up some of theseissues is likely also to throw up some of these issues so the work i

this is i'm getting quite impressed now by sir mark rowley.the things he's been saying since standing for his men, standing up for his men, standing up for his men, standing up for force. he standing up for his force. he railed against the suggestion that the police are institutionally racist despite massive evidence of that sort of thing goes on. he's got to sort out issues like the charing cross whatsapp situation . that's cross whatsapp situation. that's all got to be dealt with. but i do quite like the way he's speaking up. and what he's having a go at now is i think he's trying to suggest that the police back marking police should take back marking their you see their own homework, if you see what mean. so if they've got what i mean. so if they've got rogue there, get them rogue cops in there, get them out whereas again, the out quickly. whereas again, the legal profession making legal profession are making millions of hedging their millions out of hedging their bets on errant policemen and delaying the, you know, the time it takes to go

but the number of chief constables, including some mark rowley, the commissioner of the metropolitan should have the control over who is in their in theirforce, that they should be able to sack people. and after those scandals, which you mentioned and other scandals which have emerged in the last few years, the home office conducted a review and have decided that they're going to change the way those panels work. so instead of having three lawyers, you're going to have in the in the chair, as it were, a senior police officer, a chief constable or one of his or her deputies. and then you will still have two independent people, a legal professional and a lay person. so it sort of gets us a little bit further down the road. i don't think in a way this is going to please anybody, because i've already heard chief constable say, well, that's not enough. we need to have real control of this. they can be outvoted by these independent voices and there's some frustration about that. and then on the other side of the argument, people like the police federation, which represent rank and file off

the head of scotland yard, sir mark rowley, is among a number of police chiefs have been pushing theaway from it, the more forgiving they are of the behaviour, is what i've seen. so i want the powers to be able to deal with this. since disciplinary hearings became independent of the police seven years ago, the number of officers being sacked for gross misconduct has fallen significantly. but a series of scandals, including the jailing of former met officers wayne couzens and david carrick for murder and rape, has severely damaged public confidence, and now the home office has agreed to give top cops more say in what should happen to bent officers in their ranks. this package of measures will make sure that there is nowhere to hide for officers who don't deserve to wear the uniform. the new rules mean that instead of a completely independent panel, a chief constable or a deputy will chair the misconduct hearing, attended by an independent lawyer and a lay person. if they conclude an officer is guilty of gross misconduct, the individual will be subject to automatic dismissal. the mothe

this station sir this police station with sir mark rowley , the met police mark rowley, the met policese weapons that we saw in these weapons that we saw in these shots in the newspapers from the notting hill carnival, these so—called zombie knives and machetes . mark already and machetes. sir mark already reacting , saying that the reacting, saying that the government pleased government or he was pleased with the government's proposals today. what's to do today. it's what's needed to do a better job of today. it's what's needed to do a betterjob of protecting a better job of protecting communities, the communities, said the commissioner. right . commissioner. that's right. >> that's right. i think we saw the pm handling a zombie knife. they are huge weapons . they've they are huge weapons. they've been attempt by the government to deal with this 2016, but to deal with this in 2016, but they've had to change the law because they allowed to because they were allowed to remove words. the manufacturers remove words. the manufacturers remove the handles of remove words off the handles of t

well, sir mark rowley seeking? well, sir mark rowley did get the ball rolling in terms of this.ey is still in special measures, so he wants to try everything possible in order to rebuild trust and confidence and get the force out of special measures . the of special measures. the national police council national police chiefs council have agreed and they fully support this new legislation for police officers. for the chief officers. but as i say, if you're going to have an independent oversight , it's got independent oversight, it's got to be someone that has got the courage. i would say something else, but i can't say that online. but the courage and the confidence to be able to speak out and say don't agree, you should be sacking this should not be sacking this officer or 100% this officer needs to be sacked when they don't sack them . don't want to sack them. >> all right. thank you. shabnam shabnam there this shabnam chowdhury there this morning. this morning. lots more to come this morning. lots more to come this morning . we're going to be morning. we're going to be talkin

police commissioner sir mark rowley has welcomed government plans to ban zombie style knives . according zombie style knives. according to the home office, work is underway to increase the maximum sentence for their importation , sentence for their importation, manufacture, possession and sale to two years. police will also have greater powers to tackle offenders who use them. sir mark said the weapons are doing awful damage in the capital. the prime minister says those hit by new ulez charges shouldn't expect any more financial assistance from the government . speaking to from the government. speaking to gb news rishi sunak said he understands the frustration felt by residents forced to pay a daily charge due to the expansion of the mayor of london's clean air scheme. he also urged the labour party to explain why they think it's right to go ahead with the plan. when families are struggling with rising cost living . with the rising cost of living. >> is solely the >> this is solely the responsibility of the labour party and the labour mayor sadiq khan and keir starmer. it's for

police commissioner sir mark rowley has welcomed government plans to ban zombie style knives . according zombie style knives. according to the home office, work is underway to increase the maximum sentence for their importation , sentence for their importation, manufacture, possession and sale to two years. police will also have greater powers to tackle offenders who use them. sir mark said the weapons are doing awful damage in the capital. the prime minister says those hit by new ulez charges shouldn't expect any more financial assistance from the government . speaking to from the government. speaking to gb news rishi sunak said he understands the frustration felt by residents forced to pay a daily charge due to the expansion of the mayor of london's clean air scheme. he also urged the labour party to explain why they think it's right to go ahead with the plan. when families are struggling with rising cost living . with the rising cost of living. >> is solely the >> this is solely the responsibility of the labour party and the labour mayor sadiq khan and keir starmer. it's for

the head of scotland yard, sir mark rowley, is among a number of police chiefs have been pushing thepowers to identify and sack rogue officers. the further people are away from it, the more forgiving they are of the behaviour, is what i've seen. so i want the powers to be able to deal with this. since disciplinary hearings became independent of the police seven years ago, the number of officers being sacked for gross misconduct has fallen significantly. but a series of scandals, including the jailing of former met officers wayne couzens and david carrick for murder and rape, has severely damaged public confidence, and now the home office has agreed to give top cops more say in what should happen to bent officers in their ranks. this package of measures will make sure that there is nowhere to hide for officers who don't deserve to wear the uniform. the new rules mean that instead of a completely independent panel, a chief constable or a deputy will chair the misconduct hearing, attended by an independent lawyer and a lay person. if they conclude an officer is guilty of gross misconduc

lee mark rowley part basically.rn the met around and i think we can all agree that that's something that definitely needs to happen and he's become increasingly frustrated because he doesn't have the power to sack officers who he feels are both failing or not fit for the culture that he's trying to create in the met to power because there has long been a sense and you can understand sort of why that the police shouldn't mark their own homework . and if you think about homework. and if you think about some the other cases that some of the other cases that we've been talking about recently , for example, man recently, for example, that man who that he his case who was found that he his case had been he would he's been wrongly charged with rape . he'd wrongly charged with rape. he'd beenin wrongly charged with rape. he'd been in prison for ten years longer than his sentence because he refused to say that he'd done it. again, was a case it. and that, again, was a case of the police marking their own homework. they hadn'

. >> met police commissioner sir mark rowley has welcomed government plans to ban zombie style knives home office. work is underway to increase the maximum sentence for their importation manufacture , terror, possession manufacture, terror, possession and sale to two years. police will also have greater powers to tackle offenders who use them. sir mark said the weapons are doing awful damage in the caphal doing awful damage in the capital. home sales in the uk are expected to be around a fifth lower this year than last yeah fifth lower this year than last year. property website zoopla found only around a million house sales could be completed . house sales could be completed. that's the lowest total since 2012 and equates to the average household moving once every 23 years. now at least two people have been killed and many injured after a missile and drone attack on the ukrainian . drone attack on the ukrainian. capital russia launched the air assault on key from several directions with ukraine, calling it the most powerful attack since spring. although air defences were able to destr

yeah yes, the commissioner of the met police, sir mark rowley, has been very vocal in recent months, saying we need these powers, we need to get rid of the wrong ones, so please enable us to do this because what happened previously was that independent legal chairs used to preside over discipline panels and there was concrete statistics that proved those legal chairs were less likely to sack rogue police officers than chief constables were. >> so it's a very good move that the power has been given back to the power has been given back to the chiefs and i'm sure as part of this now streamlined discipline process, hopefully police services can clean up their act quicker than we might have expected . have expected. >> and if you're a serving officer and you know that sanction exists, peter, do you actually think it changed his behaviour? i mean , i can behaviour? i mean, i can understand it gives authority, the power to dismiss, but what about if you're a serving officer? do you think it has any effect on the way you conduct your. effect on the way you conduct your . job your. job >> we

writing in the times, sir mark rowley says he's leading the strongest crackdown on standards in 50 years. but he says he needs others to do more . he's calling others to do more. he's calling on the government to reform misconduct processes to make it easier for police chiefs to sack people. he says the current system is too slow , with more system is too slow, with more than 200 officers currently suspended on full pay. a review in march recommended a major overhaul to the met police as wild fires in hawaii have killed at least 36 people and forced thousands more to evacuate. the blazes have devastated much of the resort city of lahaina on the resort city of lahaina on the island of maui, forcing people to jump into the ocean to escape the smoke and flames. entire neighbourhoods have been burnt to the ground as winds from a faraway hurricane fanned the flames . back here, the home the flames. back here, the home secretary says anyone who took part in suspected looting on london's oxford street yesterday must be hunted down and locked up . nine people were arrested as up. nine people wer

and finally met police commissioner sir mark rowley has welcomed government plans to ban zombie style knives. according to the home office. works underway to increase the maximum sentence for their importation and manufacture their possession and sale to two years. police will also have greater powers to tackle offenders who use them, sir mark said the weapons are doing awful damage in the capital year, with gb news across the uk. on tv, in your car on digital radio and on your smart speaker by simply saying play smart speaker by simply saying play gb news now it's back to . play gb news now it's back to. nigel good evening. >> we now have the full figures through from the notting hill carnival. now to give it some context, a couple of million people went to the carnival over those couple of days and there would have been many who went and left early. and, you know, they might have seen a little bit of but not too much. bit of aggro, but not too much. and wherever you a large and wherever you get a large gathering of people, there is always certain always going to be a certain degree

and finally met police commissioner sir mark rowley has welcomed government plans to ban zombie style knives. according to the home office. works underway to increase the maximum sentence for their importation and manufacture their possession and sale to two years. police will also have greater powers to tackle offenders who use them, sir mark said the weapons are doing awful damage in the capital year, with gb news across the uk. on tv, in your car on digital radio and on your smart speaker by simply saying play smart speaker by simply saying play gb news now it's back to . play gb news now it's back to. nigel good evening. >> we now have the full figures through from the notting hill carnival. now to give it some context, a couple of million people went to the carnival over those couple of days and there would have been many who went and left early. and, you know, they might have seen a little bit of but not too much. bit of aggro, but not too much. and wherever you a large and wherever you get a large gathering of people, there is always certain always going to be a certain degree

. >> met police commissioner sir mark rowley has welcomed government plans to ban zombie style knives. according to the home office , works underway to home office, works underway to increase the maximum sentence for their importation , for their importation, manufacture, possession and sale to two years. police will also have greater powers to tackle offenders who use them. sir mark said the weapons are doing awful damage in the capital full and finally home sales in the uk are expected to be around a fifth lower this year than last year. property website zoopla found only around a million house sales could be completed and that's the lowest total since 2012. and equates to the average household moving once every 23 years. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's back to . michelle now it's back to. michelle >> thanks for that. tatiana. i'm michelle dewberry right through till 7:00 tonight. keeping me company. i've got the journalist and former brexit party mep martin daubney and the co—founder of toget

police commissioner sir mark rowley has welcomed government plans to ban zombie style knives, accordingthe home office, work is underway to increase the maximum sentence for their import station manufacture possession and sale to two years. police will also have greater powers to tackle offenders who use them. sir mark said the weapons are doing awful damage in the caphal doing awful damage in the capital. the prime minister says those hit by new ulez charges shouldn't expect any more financial assistance from the government . speaking to gb news, government. speaking to gb news, rishi sunak said he understands the frustration felt by residents forced to pay a daily charge due to the expansion of the mayor of london's clean air scheme. he also urged the labour party to explain why they think it's right to go ahead with the plan when families are struggling the rising cost struggling with the rising cost of living . of living. >> this is solely the responsibility of the labour party and the labour mayor sadiq khan and keir starmer. it's for them to explain why they think this the right t

police commissioner sir mark rowley has welcomed government plans to ban zombie style knives, accordingthe home office, work is underway to increase the maximum sentence for their import station manufacture possession and sale to two years. police will also have greater powers to tackle offenders who use them. sir mark said the weapons are doing awful damage in the caphal doing awful damage in the capital. the prime minister says those hit by new ulez charges shouldn't expect any more financial assistance from the government . speaking to gb news, government. speaking to gb news, rishi sunak said he understands the frustration felt by residents forced to pay a daily charge due to the expansion of the mayor of london's clean air scheme. he also urged the labour party to explain why they think it's right to go ahead with the plan when families are struggling the rising cost struggling with the rising cost of living . of living. >> this is solely the responsibility of the labour party and the labour mayor sadiq khan and keir starmer. it's for them to explain why they think this the right t

. >> and i think it's really important that mark rowley, the >> and i think it's really imp(metropolitanirk >> and i think it's really imp(metropolitan police iley, the >> and i think it's really imp(metropolitan police chief he new metropolitan police chief commissioner, has said that he wants to focus on that much more because he accepts that . you because he accepts that. you know, we've seen over the past decade that the conviction rate has fallen to just 2% point 2% of those that are reporting reported rapes are actually even getting to court . so it's reported rapes are actually even getting to court. so it's a real problem . and we have to get on problem. and we have to get on top of that and the police really need to take it . really need to take it. >> he needs to concentrate on some of the sexual misconduct of some of the sexual misconduct of some of the sexual misconduct of some of his officers as well. barry. >> well, and that that is something has done. something i think he has done. and welcome that because you and i welcome that because you you know very well that there has r

. >> and i think it's really important that mark rowley, the >> and i think it's really imp(metropolitanirk >> and i think it's really imp(metropolitan police iley, the >> and i think it's really imp(metropolitan police chief he new metropolitan police chief commissioner, has said that he wants to focus on that much more because he accepts that . you because he accepts that. you know, we've seen over the past decade that the conviction rate has fallen to just 2% point 2% of those that are reporting reported rapes are actually even getting to court . so it's reported rapes are actually even getting to court. so it's a real problem . and we have to get on problem. and we have to get on top of that and the police really need to take it . really need to take it. >> he needs to concentrate on some of the sexual misconduct of some of the sexual misconduct of some of the sexual misconduct of some of his officers as well. barry. >> well, and that that is something has done. something i think he has done. and welcome that because you and i welcome that because you you know very well that there has r

the met chief tells police do not support to woke do not show support to woke causes as so sir mark rowleyaken over the met police as it says he will not tolerate officers taking the knee or wearing rainbow flags on duty anymore. so this is an abrupt sea change for the met police who up till now have just been constantly apparently the major injury in the met police. now is getting a sore back or damaging your knee from all that? yeah taking the knee and everything's rainbow coloured he says it's essential that the police are impartial and this is absolutely right. he's described himself as fairly the fairly narrow minded on the issue . he fairly narrow minded on the issue. he said fairly narrow minded on the issue . he said the only issue. he said the only acceptable additions will be remembrance. poppies help for heroes wristbands and the police memorial badge. that's not narrow this is i mean, narrow minded. this is i mean, it's essential. is essential it's essential. it is essential that the police are impartial. they they're not even they can't they're not even going wear rastafarian

i wish sir mark rowley all the best in his efforts to clean up the metropolitan police, not only forwrongdoers , monsters or people wrongdoers, monsters or people whose behaviour is utterly and acceptable. >> what do you think it does for morale? >> if you are a good police officer who's gone into the job because you want to help society, because you want to fight crime and you're seeing your colleagues in the court being charged with these sorts of offences, it can't do a lot for your own morale. well while possibly officers might go, yes, the clean up's happening. >> yes, we're getting rid of these people. i tend to post all these people. i tend to post all these cases onto my social media feed and there's a huge amount of reaction from the public, of course, so many of whom are going, what is going wrong with our police? and then people who conversely say, well, maybe this is a good sign. they're getting to grips with it. this problem is far from over because of course, people were allowed into policing without the necessary vetting checks being carried out for a considerable amou

. >> met police commissioner sir mark rowley has welcomed government zombie government plans to ban zombie style knives, to the style knives, according to the home office. works underway to increase the maximum sentence for their import asian manufacture possession and sale to two years. police will also have greater powers to tackle offenders who use them. sir mark said the weapons are doing awful damage in the capital. the inquiry into how serial child killer lucy letby was able to murder seven babies will now have greater powers to compel witnesses to give evidence. ministers upgraded the independent inquiry after criticism from families of the victims that it didn't go far enough. victims that it didn't go far enough . health secretary steve enough. health secretary steve barclay says he's listened to the victims families and has decided a statutory inquiry led by a judge is the best way forward and respects the wishes of the families. it comes as the ministry of justice announced the power to order an offender to attend their sentencing heanng to attend their sentencing hearing under

. >> this one really makes my blood boil because we had, you remember sir mark rowley a few weeks agos astonishing. it really is. they don't have that power because the police officers can appeal and appeal and appeal and these these legal processes take months. there's a so we're spending around £16 million a month for suspended police officers on full pay while they're being investigated . and they're being investigated. and of course, it's important to for due process to take place. of course, they should be investigated and that should be a fair process. and since the sarah everard murder of wayne couzens, you know, there's been a rise in the number of a huge rise in the number of police misconduct cases that are being investigated. that's a being investigated. and that's a good thing. but to be suspending hundreds officers on full pay hundreds of officers on full pay at this cost when there isn't enough resource going into the police service, apparently they don't have enough coppers. i think is outrageous. >> well, the annual bill of £196 million, that would pay £19.6 million, t

sir mark rowley at the met in london a few weeks ago saying we will attend to every burglary .y investigate. they said they'll attend every burglary. let's hope that doesn't turn out to be a box ticking exercise . to be a box ticking exercise. and let's hope the police are committed investigating the committed to investigating the crimes that we are most likely to be victims of and mean so much to us all. >> yeah, see, peter, that's what gets my go. and i think a lot of people out there this this low level crime, know, burglary level crime, you know, burglary isn't level crime. it's very isn't low level crime. it's very traumatic 30,000 muggings, traumatic. 30,000 muggings, unsolved last year as well. that's not low level crime. it's upsetting. traumatic . nick. upsetting. it's traumatic. nick. and is this a case of there just aren't of coppers policing the streets. they're welded to their desks and they're policing tweets . tweets. >> it's a disconnect between the senior management police who senior management of police who have been who have become so highly educated in recen

this is mark rowley, the met police commissioner and he wants to stop his officers getting involved inrom a poppy or or a police memorial badge or a healthy hero's wristband. everything else is banned. wristband. everything else is banned . so yeah, fairly sensible banned. so yeah, fairly sensible . i mean, he'd be quite right. you don't want police cars decked out in rainbow flags any more than you want them covered in the officer's favourite football team. that makes sense. but he's also banning things like they mustn't take the knee at a black lives matter protest first they mustn't dance with extinction. extinction rebellion activists . well, hang on, i say activists. well, hang on, i say good. activists. well, hang on, i say good . you don't think? do you good. you don't think? do you not think, though, that. >> no, i want them to arrest them. not to dance with them, but. >> exactly. but isn't the isn't the answer to actually be flexible about things like this? no.and flexible about things like this? no. and if some kind of engagement with the protesters. no. works as far as polic

know, want to do know, that they want to do something in their community and, of course, and sir mark rowleyt, you know, he didn't think that the whole organisation institutionally think that the whole organirhe on institutionally think that the whole organirhe on wanttutionally think that the whole organirhe on want toionally think that the whole organirhe on want to uselly racist. he didn't want to use that because in that same that phrase because in that same way that you're saying there, he doesn't to say to his doesn't want to say to his officers that think you are officers that i think you are all same because i know all the same because i know you're not. you know, there are some apples, as they call some bad apples, as they call them. and they need be some bad apples, as they call the|rid and they need be some bad apples, as they call the|rid of and they need be some bad apples, as they call the|rid of quicker. ay need be some bad apples, as they call the|rid of quicker. andeed be some bad apples, as they call the|rid of quicker. and that's be get rid of quicker. and that's that's th

mark rowley said the met will start as of this week, 1st of september. ill free up an enormous amount of time for officers to actually deal with crime results as ever. >> the mark okay, peter, as even >> the mark okay, peter, as ever, thanks for coming in and updating us with that response. but let's bring you breaking news coming through from the press association, which is reporting that uk airspace hit by what's called a network wide failure for the air traffic control system, bearing in mind, of course, bank holiday monday with a lot of people either coming back into the country trying to fly but this is trying to fly out. but this is coming from british airline, coming from a british airline, loganair warning its customers on media on ex known as on social media on ex known as twitter, of course, for many flights may be subject to delays to the outage. a network wide failure, says the glasgow based airline of the computer system. this morning. >> yeah, people are being urged if they are flying today to check the website for the latest information abo

mark white there down at portland . charlie rowley down at portland.ning. down at portland. charlie rowley is with us this morning . a man is with us this morning. a man who knows about these things . i who knows about these things. i wanted to ask mark that question because i can't work out whether today would be. no, let me rephrase that. i think rishi sunak sees this as a success story, but i think he's not reading the room because people see as just see this as us just accommodating greater and greater numbers as opposed to actually fixing the problem. >> well , i actually fixing the problem. >> well, i think hopefully people will as a success people will see it as a success story where for the first time we've able to we've actually been able to intercept people that are trying to this country to come into this country illegally. not coming illegally. they're not coming into the shores of the uk. they're not being put up in hotels at cost of several hotels at the cost of several was saying there. the immigration minister that from the at £6 millio

thank you to mark for bringing us up to speed on that. we're joined now by charlie rowleyhe first thing to say is that it highlights just how perilous treacherous that perilous and treacherous that journey people are journey is for people that are making it from calais to dover in craft that is clearly not adequate, not fit for purpose . adequate, not fit for purpose. it's dangerous and at the hands of criminal gangs that ms sell the life of the dream of a life in the uk . those are the people in the uk. those are the people who are absolutely responsible and we should do all that we can to target those, to disrupt those criminal gangs, to stop people getting those boats people getting onto those boats in the first place, and to stopping coming into this country. >> yeah. >> em- e of course, the >> and while of course, the safety involved in safety of anybody involved in this paramount, charlie, we this is paramount, charlie, we must that in march, must remember that in march, rishi sunak gave . £500 million rishi sunak gave. £500 million to the french to precisely stop th

rowley sees a soft landing ahead. >> concerns continue to grow around china's economy. which u.s. stocks may be more exposed. mark weigh in. >> and why there could be more pressure for commercial real estate ahead. big show coming up on isth monday morning. don't go away. ( sfx: stock exchange bell ringing ) ( ♪♪ ) ( ♪♪ ) ( sfx: people celebrating ) ( ♪♪ ) ( sfx: people celebrating ) ( sfx: stock exchange bell ringing ) >>> welcome back. an abundance of negative news surrounding china has put u.s. companies with exposure to china in focus. seema moody joins us now with more. >> leslie, u.s. companies were betting on a strong turnaround in china's economy this year but so far most have been left waiting. dow cfo said on the company's earnings call that anticipated economic rebound following the end of zero covid restrictions have yet to fully materialize and that's left a number of high-profile, multi nationals in a difficult position. continue to invest in the country in terms of a 2024 turnaround or prioritize efforts to diversify away from china in countries like vietnam and india that have their own set of cha