tnt— for the national crime agency tnt tney— for the national crime agency tnt tney mtst— for s we— amongst the criminal gangs as low as we possibly can. look, teten— low as we possibly can. look, teten tntnt— low as we possibly can. look, peter, thank you very , very peter, thank you very, very much. the former met detective peter bleksley . as far as i'm peter bleksley. as far as i'm concerned, i don't understand why if someone who is a foreign national to this country national comes to this country and commits a violent, horrific act while they aren't on the first plane out of here, i just don't get that. why on earth are we importing of our prison we importing 10% of our prison population has come to this country from another country, and that's not by the way, including those that are on the run. that would make it around 12% of our entire prison population to this population have come to this country another country. country from another country. but that'll but another story that'll get you a teacher has said a you going, a teacher has said a 13 year old is despicable ,

so we have doubled the funding given to the national crime agency for tackling organised immigrationromised we would get illegal migrants out of hotels

the chairman of the just don't know the background of the story is that the united kingdom's national crime agency it's you find but exhaust $119.00 beginning balance, which was supposed to be given back to the state of bucket stuff. but the charges against wrong con art that he using his uh, using his team, a cabinet member in his team. he gives the money back to where they are. so he could be an automated file to the supreme court of fox. not they'll just be able to focus on is also find what exactly the for just regular these and they get them, cannot you? and that's fine. isn't the june of $460000000000.00, which is over a $1000000.00, by the way. and the, when it does has not been the entirety of that fine, but in wrong, how does it use of sticking lead from the i've got the trust of from when it was in order to help us get back this 119000000 pounds in feed and then i'm really just fine. now the other, a crust is basically a university which is not fully operational or functional. but it has a lot of right realistic, hundreds of canals, which is what to base significant to them of the initia

so we doubled the funding given to the national crime agency for tackling organised immigration crimes here of illegal workers have more than doubled. third, i promised to stop people using modern slavery claims to s to frustrate their removal. since we started asking for evidence the refusal rate has tripped. i —— tripled. i promised to clear the backlog of people waiting for decisions, the initial backlog is down by over 17,000. and we are on track to clear it entirely by the end of the year. fifth i promised we will get illegal migrants out of hotels and into alternative sites. alternative sites will open with hundreds moving in over the summer. while we are bringing those sites on line, we are making more efficient lose of hotels. by asking people to share rooms where it is appropriate to do so. we found an additional 11,500 places. which will save taxpayers an extra £250 million a year. and i say to those migrants who are objecting, this is more than fair. if you're coming here illegally, claiming sanctuary from death, torture or persecution, then you should be willing to share a

you'll see these statistics from the country's national crime agency. about 18,000 train accidents. that's just in a single year. and before friday's accident in 0disha state, india's worst rail disaster happened in 1981 when a train plunged and derailed and plunged into a river, killing more than 800 people. another major train disaster happened about 30 years ago near agra, where two trains collided. that killed more than 350 people. now, successive governments, including the current one, say they are making drastic improvements to the railway system, including installing anti—collision measures and improving the tracks. but critics of the government, especially in the past, have said it's just not enough and it may be too little, too late. the turkish leader, recep tayyip erdogan, has been sworn—in for his third term as president. the ceremony in parliament in ankara was held nearly a week after winning an historic run—off election. mr erdogan has dominated turkish politics for twenty years, first as prime minister, then as president. earlier i spoke

with help of other agencies including the national crime agencies that is what we know they are in investigatingse the chief constable of police scotland a few weeks ago said that this is completely independent of politics, this investigation process must and will be followed at all within whatever timescales are necessary and he said he emphasised that the timescales were set by investigative considerations not political ones. that set the timing of this while the arrest perhaps not questioning entirely unsurprising there were a lot of rumours and speculation in political circles for the past few weeks and months because of course nicola sturgeon was the third cigna tree of the snp accountants the other two individuals had been arrested in terms of an investigation —— signatory. but on a sunday afternoon i think it has taken on everyone by a surprise. but it does point to difficulties to the snp, humza yousaf the new leader of the snp the relatively new first minister has been trying to get out from under the shadow of nicola sturgeon. he is been trying to reset his government policies. he shel

he national crime agency officers. he he— national crime agency officers. he he mw— national crime agencyif they have harge— lot of businesses if they have large amounts— lot of businesses if they have large amounts of— lot of businesses if they have large amounts of debt and it's hae— large amounts of debt and it's haa mewe— large amounts of debt and it's haa rar— large amounts of debt and it's bad news for the _ large amounts of debt and it's bad news for the national rhmameee— bad news for the national finances because the amount of hmereer—hay- finances because the amount of hmrereer—hay ehi interest we're having to pay on aehre— interest we're having to pay on aehre mar— interest we're having to pay on debts that the— interest we're having to pay on debts that the government horrowe— debts that the government borrows every— debts that the government borrows every year, that's going to_wh— borrows every year, that's going ro—wh hor— borrows every year, that's going ro—wh for a— borrows every year, that's going ro—wh hora hor- borrows every year, that's going to_up for a lot of. to hav

and if yon-io— national crime agency. and if you're watching— national crime agency. understands now. well, gb news understands the now. well, gb news understands ino group— now. well, gb news understands ins group nos— now. well, gb news understands the group has been charging mignms— the group has been charging migrants-than- the group has been charging migrants-than .- the group has been charging migrants than . £7,000 a migrants more than. £7,000 a crossing— migrants more than. £7,000 a crossing .— migrants more than. £7,000 a crossing . ani— migrants more than. £7,000 a crossing . and lastly, king crossing. and lastly, king cnonos— crossing. and lastly, king charles has— crossing. and lastly, king charles has attended his first semiso— charles has attended his first service ion— charles has attended his first service for the— charles has attended his first service for the order of the gonor— service for the order of the onion os— service for the order of the garter as monarch . and thousands garter as monarch. and thousands of garter as monarch. and thousands oi

long—running investigation picking up a case and the police scotland also have brought in the national crime agencythis investigation, so it is a multi—agency investigation into the funding and finances of the party, there was a moment a few weeks ago where they seized a motorhome as well, that is, as we understand it, impounded. there are very strong imagery associated with this investigation. a lot of work going on behind the scenes and all the judicial bodies involved keen to emphasise again and again and again the independence of their investigation, which has been ongoing for a couple of years, but is certainly picking up pace over the last couple of months. figs is certainly picking up pace over the last couple of months. as you have pointed _ the last couple of months. as you have pointed out, _ the last couple of months. as you have pointed out, in _ the last couple of months. as you have pointed out, in the - the last couple of months. as you have pointed out, in the absence | the last couple of months. as you i have pointed out, in the absence of much detail, statements, the imagery has be

the unworkable, an ethical and affordable, the money being wasted on that for a unit in the national crime agencyup to get the teams of asylum decision—makers and caseworkers up to the seniority they should be add to process claims more quickly. to get the returns agreement in place with european union because the conservatives have burned all of our relationships with the eu. and to get the afghanistan team working because the largest crossing is from afghans. and these are people who had supported british forces and diplomatic effort and development effort in afghanistan. the fact of the matter is that they are introducing legislation and using the kind of rhetoric and spend thatis using the kind of rhetoric and spend that is just making a bad situation even worse. after 13 years of failure they should recognise that pragmatic and sensible five point plan is actually the right to go rather government like gimmick and chasing headlines. the? rather government like gimmick and chasing headlines.— chasing headlines. they say their lan chasing headlines. they say their [an is chasing headlines. the

the national crime agency has been involved, they have been invoked because i think that police scotland people in the government, and in the scottish national party, so they are making sure that they know what they are doing. and that this is a valid ongoing investigation, which isjust to remind people, started out as an investigation into complaints made two years ago about the destination of £660,000 and funds that were raised from snp members and others, raised from snp members and others, raised for an independence referendum campaign. this campaign never happened. and a number of people complained about that, saying, what has the many been used for? i think that the snp doesn't believe this had the potential to grow into a criminal issue, a fraught issue. what they said at the time, simply, was that the money was woven through the accounts. —— a fraud issue. and since there is an ongoing campaign for a referendum and for independence, by definition, the money was used for a legitimate purpose. this the money was used for a legitimate --urose. a ,, the money was used for a legitimat

and if wowe— national crime agency. and if you're watching— national crime agency.res right now . well, gb news understands now. well, gb news understands the now. well, gb news understands nne group— now. well, gb news understands nne gnewn nee— now. well, gb news understands the group has been charging nignnee— the group has been charging migrants-than- the group has been charging migrants-than .- the group has been charging migrants than . £7,000 a migrants more than. £7,000 a crossing— migrants more than. £7,000 a crossing .— migrants more than. £7,000 a crossing . ane— migrants more than. £7,000 a crossing . and lastly, king crossing. and lastly, king cnenee— crossing. and lastly, king charles has— crossing. and lastly, king charles has attended his first newne— charles has attended his first service fen— charles has attended his first service for the— charles has attended his first service for the order of the newer— service for the order of the newer ee— service for the order of the garter as monarch . and thousands garter as monarch. and thousands of garter

— in london by national crime agency officers.— in london by national crime agency officers. charles says the windrush denenaiion nas— . king charles says the windrush generation has made a significant— generation has made a significant difference to the uk , praising— significant difference to the uk , praising rs— significant difference to the uk , praising its legacy as profound— , praising its legacy as profound and permanent. 75 years after— profound and permanent. 75 years after ine— profound and permanent. 75 years after the first— profound and permanent. 75 years after the first crossing from ine— after the first crossing from the caribbean— after the first crossing from the caribbean ,_ after the first crossing from the caribbean , the king is among the caribbean, the king is among rnose— the caribbean, the king is among rnose ar— the caribbean, the king is among dose at a— the caribbean, the king is among those at a service— the caribbean, the king is among those at a service held at westminster— those at a service held at westminster excuse me, windsor casrie, — we

.— happened, i think it was about 2015 the national crime 2015 when the national crime agency— 2015 whend without a shadow of a doubt, but unfortunately , doubt, but unfortunately, reeemiiy— doubt, but unfortunately, recently one— doubt, but unfortunately, recently one of the things that have — recently one of the things that have teem— recently one of the things that have been absolutely destroyed ooiieimg— have been absolutely destroyed poiieimg ie— have been absolutely destroyed poiieimg ie ime— have been absolutely destroyed policing is the lack of neighbourhood officers within ooiieimg— neighbourhood officers within policing neighbourhoods . \rirri policing neighbourhoods. now you say mai— policing neighbourhoods. now you say that you— policing neighbourhoods. now you say that you say— policing neighbourhoods. now you say that you say that, but there are some academic left of centre think tanks who say there is no evidence that police being on the streets makes any difference .yes. well, the streets makes any difference . yes. well, i speak through eperiemee— . yes. well, i speak th

.— happened, i think it was about 2015 the national crime 2015 when the national crime agency— 2015 whennged without a shadow of a doubt, but unfortunately , doubt, but unfortunately, reeemriy— doubt, but unfortunately, recently one— doubt, but unfortunately, recently one of the things that have — recently one of the things that have teem— recently one of the things that have been absolutely destroyed roiieime— have been absolutely destroyed roiieime ie— have been absolutely destroyed roiieima ie rme— have been absolutely destroyed policing is the lack of neighbourhood officers within roiieime— neighbourhood officers within policing neighbourhoods . \rlif,li�*t" policing neighbourhoods. now you say mar— policing neighbourhoods. now you say that you— policing neighbourhoods. now you say that you say— policing neighbourhoods. now you say that you say that, but there are some academic left of centre think tanks who say there is no evidence that police being on the streets makes any difference .yes. well, the streets makes any difference . yes. well, i speak through ereriemee— . yes. well, i

investigation— a national crime agency investigation .- a national— dismantled the london based crime group operated by hassan, whe— crime group operated by hassan, who teet— crime group operated by hassan, who used a— crime group operated by hassan, who used a network of lorry ethere— who used a network of lorry thvete te— who used a network of lorry drivers to move— who used a network of lorry drivers to move people in both theettehe— drivers to move people in both directions across— drivers to move people in both directions across the channel these— directions across the channel these included— directions across the channel these included a— directions across the channel these included a number of thetttvee— these included a number of fugitives fleeing the uk who were wanted _ fugitives fleeing the uk who were wanted for— fugitives fleeing the uk who were wanted for serious crimes, etch— were wanted for serious crimes, such he— were wanted for serious crimes, such he ehttt— were wanted for serious crimes, such as child abuse and murder. hveetteete

ettteete— early on this morning by officers from _ early on this morning by officers from the national crime agencyictures of tv, you can see those pictures et the— tv, you can see those pictures of the arrests— tv, you can see those pictures of the arrests coming to us from the— of the arrests coming to us from thte morning-— of the arrests coming to us from this morning. gb— of the arrests coming to us from this morning. gb news understands- this morning. gb news understands the group has been charged— understands the group has been charged wtth— understands the group has been charged with giving rides to htehhte— charged with giving rides to htgtehte et— charged with giving rides to migrants at a— charged with giving rides to migrants at a cost of £7,000. a journey— migrants at a cost of £7,000. a journey .— migrants at a cost of £7,000. a journey . the— migrants at a cost of £7,000. a journey . the arrests come as journey. the arrests come as hearty— journey. the arrests come as hearty hooo— journey. the arrests come as nearly 11,000 illegal migrants the— nearly 11,000 illegal migrants cross th

national crime agency said that we should— the national crime agency said that we should be— the nationalst- metropolitan police, for example, last year , more than example, last year, more than teee— example, last year, more than thooo amt— example, last year, more than 12,000 and burglaries , 12,600, 12,000 and burglaries, 12,600, where— 12,000 and burglaries, 12,600, where tethe— 12,000 and burglaries, 12,600, where police officers did not attent— where police officers did not attend those _ where police officers did not attend those scenes. so that's hust— attend those scenes. so that's tust the— attend those scenes. so that's just the metropolitan police. tote— just the metropolitan police. tote et— just the metropolitan police. 70% of those _ just the metropolitan police. 70% of those were closed without a suspect— 70% of those were closed without a susteet tethe— 70% of those were closed without a suspect being identified . not a suspect being identified. not eeet— a suspect being identified. not good statistics— a suspect being identified. not good statistics .— a suspect being id

national crime agency said that we should— the national crime agency said that we should be— the nationalst- metropolitan police, for example, last year , more than example, last year, more than teee— example, last year, more than thooo amt— example, last year, more than 12,000 and burglaries , 12,600, 12,000 and burglaries, 12,600, where— 12,000 and burglaries, 12,600, where tethe— 12,000 and burglaries, 12,600, where police officers did not attent— where police officers did not attend those _ where police officers did not attend those scenes. so that's hust— attend those scenes. so that's tust the— attend those scenes. so that's just the metropolitan police. tote— just the metropolitan police. tote et— just the metropolitan police. 70% of those _ just the metropolitan police. 70% of those were closed without a suspect— 70% of those were closed without a susteet tethe— 70% of those were closed without a suspect being identified . not a suspect being identified. not eeet— a suspect being identified. not good statistics— a suspect being identified. not good statistics .— a suspect being id

that's the national crime agency. that's going— national crime agency. whtte— swansea west mp has had the whip removed while a— swansea west mp has had the whip removed while a review is someo— removed while a review is sorted out— removed while a review is sorted out .— removed while a review is carried out . detectives carried out. detectives investigating the death of two young— investigating the death of two young swimmers— investigating the death of two young swimmers at bournemouth heosh— young swimmers at bournemouth heosh soy— young swimmers at bournemouth heosh soy there— young swimmers at bournemouth beach say there was no contact wtth— beach say there was no contact wtth the— beach say there was no contact with the vessel.— beach say there was no contact with the vessel. a— beach say there was no contact with the vessel. a 12 year old gtrt— with the vessel. a 12 year old gtrt ort— with the vessel. a 12 year old gtrt one o— with the vessel. a 12 year old gtrt one o h— with the vessel. a 12 year old girl and a 17 year— with the vessel. a 12 year

so we're getting national crime getting the national crime agency the gangs agency to be smashing theabour. so are you happy to have a cap to doing ? are— ” so are you happy to have a cap to doing ? are you happy to a cap to doing? are you happy to newe— a cap to doing? are you happy to nowe o— a cap to doing? are you happy to nowe o cap?— a cap to doing? are you happy to have a cap? and— a cap to doing? are you happy to have a cap? and what should it be? — have a cap? and what should it be? wen.— have a cap? and what should it be? weu. ._ have a cap? and what should it be? well, i don't— have a cap? and what should it be? well, i don't think- have a cap? and what should it be? �*cw�*cgc cc“ 0 be? well, i don't think that arbitrary caps and targets are particularly helpful. what i do think is important is that now that we have well , because that we have well, because migration is constantly changing , we need the flexibility to respond to changes in the economy or in patterns of behaviour . economy or in patterns of behaviour. but the good news is that we've now got control of our bo

so we're getting national crime getting the national crime agency the gangs agency to be smashing theu happy to have a cap to doing ? are— ” so are you happy to have a cap to doing ? are you happy to a cap to doing? are you happy to newe— a cap to doing? are you happy to nowe o— a cap to doing? are you happy to nowe o cope— a cap to doing? are you happy to have a cap? and— a cap to doing? are you happy to have a cap? and what should it be? — have a cap? and what should it be? wen.— have a cap? and what should it be? weu. ._ have a cap? and what should it be? well, i don't— have a cap? and what should it be? well, i don't think- have a cap? and what should it be? �*cw�*cgc ccw“ . be? well, i don't think that arbitrary caps and targets are particularly helpful. what i do think is important is that now that we have well , because that we have well, because migration is constantly changing , we need the flexibility to respond to changes in the economy or in patterns of behaviour . economy or in patterns of behaviour. but the good news is that we've now got control of our borders . after l

tcec ant — work together with their border forces and national crime agenctec— forces and national crime agenctec .— forces and national crime agencies quit. the government, accwctng tne— tory peer quit. the government, accusing the prime— tory peer quit. the government, accusing the prime minister of tetng— accusing the prime minister of tetng ctnetv— accusing the prime minister of being simply uninterested in the envnent— being simply uninterested in the environment and— being simply uninterested in the environment and the climate enengencv— environment and the climate enengencv .— environment and the climate emergency . also, nhs reform emergency. also, nhs reform concern over plans to boost the wenttence— concern over plans to boost the wenttence .— concern over plans to boost the workforce . last— concern over plans to boost the workforce . last but— concern over plans to boost the workforce . last but not least, workforce. last but not least, natty— workforce. last but not least, nattv stan— workforce. last but not least, daily star not— workforce. last but not least, daily star not content with tetng— daily star not content wi

— see officers from the national crime agency making those onese— crime agency000 as a crossing . lastly, £7,000 as a crossing. lastly, king— £7,000 as a crossing. lastly, ning cnoniee— £7,000 as a crossing. lastly, king charles has— £7,000 as a crossing. lastly, king charles has attended his fini— king charles has attended his iini eenviee— king charles has attended his first service for— king charles has attended his first service for the order of one— first service for the order of one eonen— first service for the order of the garter as— first service for the order of the garter as monarch . thousands the garter as monarch. thousands of the garter as monarch. thousands oi peonie— the garter as monarch. thousands of people gathered— the garter as monarch. thousands of people gathered outside vvindeon— of people gathered outside windsor castle— of people gathered outside windsor castle today to catch a giinoee— windsor castle today to catch a giinnee oi— windsor castle today to catch a giinnee oi ine— windsor castle today to catch a glimpse of the king alongsid

crimes. join drug gangs exposed by the national gangs as exposed by the national crime agency. so look.w many-gaunte— spending like 617 who knows how many-gaunte a- spending like 617 who knows how many pounds a week on many million pounds a week on netete— many million pounds a week on netete atne— many million pounds a week on hotels alone, a— many million pounds a week on hotels alone, a day— many million pounds a week on hotels alone, a day a day, and attenere— hotels alone, a day a day, and offshore processing is talked about— offshore processing is talked ateutltet— offshore processing is talked aboutllot, but— offshore processing is talked about lot, but it's about a lot, but it's continually- about a lot, but it's continually blocked by lawyers, but continually blocked by lawyers, tut-tne— continually blocked by lawyers, but the establishment, by the but by the establishment, by the uten— but by the establishment, by the net .— but by the establishment, by the net . ant— but by the establishment, by the blob . and-single- but by the establishment, by the blob . and single person

crimes. join drug gangs exposed by the national gangs as exposed by the national crime agency. so look.ow many-haunte— spending like 617 who knows how many-heahte a- spending like 617 who knows how many pounds a week on many million pounds a week on hetehe— many million pounds a week on hetete atehe— many million pounds a week on hotels alone, a— many million pounds a week on hotels alone, a day— many million pounds a week on hotels alone, a day a day, and attehete— hotels alone, a day a day, and offshore processing is talked about— offshore processing is talked aheatltet— offshore processing is talked aboutllot, but— offshore processing is talked about lot, but it's about a lot, but it's continually- about a lot, but it's continually blocked by lawyers, but continually blocked by lawyers, hat-the— continually blocked by lawyers, but the establishment, by the but by the establishment, by the that— but by the establishment, by the hteh .— but by the establishment, by the hteh . aha— but by the establishment, by the blob . and-single- but by the establishment, by the blob . and single per

arrested in may 2021, following a national cune— may 2021, following a national cnne agency— may 2021, following a national crimeed a network of lorry mrwerc— group which used a network of lorry drivers to _ group which used a network of lorry drivers to move people me— lorry drivers to move people across the channel. they mctuoeo— across the channel. they included a _ across the channel. they included a number of fugitives fleeing— included a number of fugitives meemg me— included a number of fugitives fleeing the uk— included a number of fugitives fleeing the uk who were wanted for fleeing the uk who were wanted 1or cenouc— fleeing the uk who were wanted for serious crimes— fleeing the uk who were wanted for serious crimes such as child muse— for serious crimes such as child abuse onu— for serious crimes such as child abuse and murder— for serious crimes such as child abuse and murder. the world's econo— abuse and murder. the world's second largest— abuse and murder. the world's second largest cinema chain, cmeworm— second largest cinema chain, cmeworm .— second largest cinema chain, cineworld , has— second lar

was arrested in may 2021, nomomng o— was arrested in may 2021, following a national crime ngonoy— following a national crime agency a discussion between the two of us, which will be very interesting , but will be very interesting, but probably just to us. i'll ask a few questions— probably just to us. i'll ask a few questions at— probably just to us. i'll ask a few questions at the- i'll ask a few questions at the beginning and few questions at the beginning ono men— few questions at the beginning ono men m— few questions at the beginning and then we will— few questions at the beginning and then we will open it up to me— and then we will open it up to the audience. _ and then we will open it up to the audience. you— and then we will open it up to the audience. 141:: cc and then we will open it up to the audience. 1141:: cc the audience. you will have plenty of opportunities to ask the secretary of state . the secretary of state. secretary of state, can i the secretary of state. - secretary of state, can i just ook— secretary of state, can i just ook mmmn— secretary of state, can i just ask initially the _ secretar

the 40 year old egyptian national was detained in london by the national crime agency.n display. the hmt empire. windrush sank off the coast of algeria in 1954 and at royal ascot today , vaillant force has ascot today, vaillant force has caused something of an upset, winning the norfolk stakes at odds of 150 to 1. the horse fidden odds of 150 to 1. the horse ridden by jockey ross o'brien becomes the longest priced winner in ascot history. meanwhile one of the king and queen's horses , desert hero won queen's horses, desert hero won the king george, the fifth stakes in a photo finish . stakes in a photo finish. charles and camilla looking ecstatic as they watch their 18 to 1 thorough bred claim victory . you're up to date on tv online .you're up to date on tv online , dab+ radio and on the tunein app. this is gb news, the people's channel. back to . michelle get any michelle- . get any better tttototto— . get any better than michelle get any better than this? but ooto get any better than this? but for gets even. for martin daubney, it gets even tottot— for martin daubney,

from the national catche— see officers from the national catchc aachcy— see officers from the national crime agencyrstanding. the group has been charging migrants more than choco— been charging migrants more than two ac— been charging migrants more than two ac a— been charging migrants more than £7,000 as a crossing . lastly, £7,000 as a crossing. lastly, king— £7,000 as a crossing. lastly, thg chattcc— £7,000 as a crossing. lastly, king charles has— £7,000 as a crossing. lastly, king charles has attended his tact— king charles has attended his that ccwtcc— king charles has attended his first service for— king charles has attended his first service for the order of thc— first service for the order of the catch— first service for the order of the garter as— first service for the order of the garter as monarch . thousands the garter as monarch. thousands of the garter as monarch. thousands ct hcchtc— the garter as monarch. thousands of people gathered— the garter as monarch. thousands of people gathered outside whtcct— of people gathered outside windsor castle— of people gathered outside windsor cast

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so we're getting-national— getting the national crime agenaw— getting the national crime agenaw ta— getting the national crime agencyave a cap? and what should it be? well, i don't tntnt— should it be? well, i don't tntnt tnat— should it be? well, i don't think that arbitrary- : l itti;7 well, i don't think that arbitrary caps and targete— think that arbitrary caps and tangete ae— think that arbitrary caps and targets are particularly netptwt.— targets are particularly helpful. what i do think is tnpattant— helpful. what i do think is tnpanant te— helpful. what i do think is important is that now that we nave— important is that now that we nave wett— important is that now that we nave wett ,— important is that now that we have well , because migration is have well, because migration is aanetanttw— have well, because migration is constantly changing , we need the constantly changing, we need the teatttttw— constantly changing, we need the ttextttttw ta — constantly changing, we need the flexibility to respond to anantee— flexibility to respond to anangee tn— flexibility to respond to changes in the economy or in patt

watching on television, you're watching on television, you can see those officers from the national crime agencys first service for the order of the garter today as monarch thousand of people gathered outside windsor castle to catch a glimpse of his majesty alongside queen camilla outside saint george's chapel. the prince and princess of wales also in attendance, 800 guests ianed. also in attendance, 800 guests invited . we can see former prime invited. we can see former prime minister tony blair there on the steps of saint george's chapel. but conspicuous by his absence, shall we say, the duke of york not there, despite being a member of the order of the garter you're up to date on tv , garter you're up to date on tv, online, dab+ radio and the tune in app. this is gb news, britain's news . britain's news. channel the persecution of boris johnson made it to the house of commons today. the opposition teamed up wttt— today. the opposition teamed up wttt tow— today. the opposition teamed up wttt tow wets— today. the opposition teamed up with tory wets and— : the opposition teamed up with tory wets

watching on television, you're watching on television, you can see those officers from the national crime agencyoday as monarch thousand of people gathered outside windsor castle to catch a glimpse of his majesty alongside queen camilla outside saint george's chapel. the prince and princess of wales also in attendance, 800 guests ianed. also in attendance, 800 guests invited . we can see former prime invited. we can see former prime minister tony blair there on the steps of saint george's chapel. but conspicuous by his absence, shall we say, the duke of york not there, despite being a member of the order of the garter you're up to date on tv , garter you're up to date on tv, online, dab+ radio and the tune in app. this is gb news, britain's news . britain's news. channel the persecution of boris johnson made it to the house of commons today. the opposition teamed up whh— today. the opposition teamed up whh row— today. the opposition teamed up whh how were— today. the opposition teamed up with tory wets and— : the opposition teamed up with tory wets and remoaners , with tory wets and remoaners, w

second, i promise to improve enforcement so we've doubled the funding given to the national crime agencyve hehhhe— that's the plan i announced five hehhhe eee.— that's the plan i announced five months ago. but— that's the plan i announced five months ago. but the message from heeew— months ago. but the message from heeew he— months ago. but the message from heeew he hheh— months ago. but the message from today is that plan— months ago. but the message from today is that plan working. today is that plan is working. why— today is that plan is working. whw-hewe— today is that plan is working. why have confidence in that why do i have confidence in that 7 why do i have confidence in that e-heeeuee— why do i have confidence in that e-heeeuee heh— why do i have confidence in that ?-because for-first- ? it's because for the first hhhe— ? it's because for the first hhhe ehhe— ? it's because for the first time since the— ? it's because for the first time since the small boats eheheheheh— time since the small boats phenomenon arose a few years eee,— phenomenon arose a few years agoe heh— phenomeno

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across the channel well, we've said all along that we need to beef up instead of cutting the national crime agencyf what you eere rmee— rwanda, if we went off what you eere rmee r— rwanda, if we went off what you said there, i just— rwanda, if we went off what you said there, i just wonder , dame said there, i just wonder, dame na.— said there, i just wonder, dame ha, wrrerrrer— said there, i just wonder, dame nia, whether you _ said there, i just wonder, dame nia, whether you and i will be rerme— nia, whether you and i will be havinglsimilar_ nia, whether you and i will be having similar conversation, having a similar conversation, eer— having a similar conversation, eer erreer— having a similar conversation, but about the— having a similar conversation, but about the total lack of eeerer— but about the total lack of social housing— but about the total lack of social housing your social housing in your constituency. - social housing in your constituency. because social housing in your- constituency. .because let's constituency. nc because let's say— constituency. nc because let's eew mer— constit

regard with the society faces an increase in crimes, but we are with the predictions that have been made in this division of national work, all government agencies are obliged, for example, municipalities are obliged to the ministry of interior to operate government places with the necessary forecasts in a way that protects their property and to other institutions, each institution, the duties foreseen for the central bank, the duties foreseen for the judiciary itself, the necessary forecasts have been made, but one part of my work goes back to the laws and regulations, that is, the part that is in our hands now, this has happened , the other two parts are the reform part. laws, regulations and rules we should have a basic and basic deterrent for those who commit violent robberies only as 50 maiden or repeat them , we should not really let them go and let the law allow you to predict the deterrent software for them and argue against the escape of the patoo. and the organization should do its job. it is done. i will send the report . it is done.

the competition to the position of the head of the national agency for the detection and management of assets obtained from corruption and other crimesena thought because of great reputational risks, what kind of story is this and if you can, please be kind. a little more to our viewers. i don't even know where to start , really, because well, it's a very important body, we're talking about it there for another year, but within the framework of a certain of the headquarters war against russia, somewhere they are interested in some or other arrested assets that have russian roots, an extremely important body that can no longer elect a normal leader , you were there for 2 years in ozhirovych, the competition last summer , if i'm not mistaken, ended in nothing, and now olena was elected, i thought that we predicted that you would be a person more than that yesterday. in the afternoon, i wrote that a person who had not been to any competitive selection meeting will come to the finals and directly vote for olena twice in order for her to choose six . well, she got six votes. reputational risks are definitely. i fully support my colleagues

opportunity to face the so-called increase in crimes in the society , but we are sure with the predictions made in this division of national work that all government agenciesiged, for example, the municipality the ministry of interior has been obliged to operate the government places with the necessary provisions in a way that protects and to any other institution, numerous duties are foreseen for the central bank, the duties are foreseen for the judiciary itself, the necessary provisions have been made. but one part of my work goes back to the amendment of the laws and regulations, that is, he gave it and it happened on the scene and online without reports, it happened and they were identified. this is about the camera. funding should be given . the relevant set of cameras is at the disposal of the municipalities, which set them up. it has happened that now with the cooperation they have, they have more space at their disposal let them decide that they can use these cameras, but that the payment is not given with the necessary credit to the farasha complex and the municipality and all those who install these cameras so that we do not have a blind spot for

he is charged under the espionage act which makes it a crime to retain willfully national defense information. he took on agency records. presidential records, personal records. he one of the cnn cia, nsa, the premier defense. they pertain to nuclear programs, to military and weapons capabilities of united states and our allies. all kinds of military secrets. so for about three different reasons the bill clinton case is just absolutely not applicable here. but i think it sounds clever, he talked about bill clinton so extra, and people don't pay attention to the details and they are saying they're being held to double standards. they're completely different cases. don't stop is being treated the way other government employees are treated who willfully retain national defense information. >> perhaps more contemporary wise can you debunk for us the gop comparisons to both the biden and the pence cases? in those instances both men open their doors to investigators and actually cooperated with the investigations. i think it's important to remind the viewers that of all the documents donald trump took from the white

unworkable, unethical and extremely expensive and use that money to fund much more expertise in the national crime agency

romania's organized crime agency saying in a statement tuesday that it would send four people to court, two british-american dual nationals romanians. tate and his brother tristan were not explicitly named by authorities but a spokesman for the brothers confirmed their indictment to nbc news, saying in part while this news is undoubtedly predictable, we embrace the opportunity it presents to demonstrate their innocence and vindicate their reputation authorities also say they asked to confiscate multiple homes, luxury cars and watches, and about half a million dollars in bitcoin from the defendants. >> every single thing is going to change. everyone who is friends now will not be friends ten minutes after aarrive. >> reporter: tate, a former contestant on "big brother" and self-described success coach has a massive social media audience, known for misogynistic views for example this interview posted in december >> most stupid people on the planet are men this has all been proven >> by who? >> read the study.e study. >> what w >> what stud snee. >> google it >> shut the [ bleep ] up >> if a woman sleeps it with one man -- >

now romania's organized crime agency said that four people, two british americans, and two romanian nationalstheir indictment, and authorities also say the convicts escaped multiple homes, luxury cars, watches, and half a million dollars in bitcoin. tate and his brother have denied all the charges against them. interestingly, screen shots of a now deleted web site describe how he would get women to work for his web cam business at one point saying my job was to meet a girl, go on a few dates, sleep with her, test to see if she's quality, get her to fall in love with me to the point she'd do anything i say and then get her on a web cam so we could become rich. that process resembling some aspects of the love boy method, a technique authorities made when announcing an arrest for human trafficking for him and his brother. these are pretty serious charges of doing some pretty horrible thing to vulnerable women. >> when is the trial set for? >> reporter: well, it's going to take about 60 days for the judge to look over all the documents and to make sure everything is in line in accordance with rom

nation and the zionist regime against crimes and violations of international laws. heavy rain caused flooding in the northern cities of ardabil province, the head of the country's crisis management organization, stating that all relief agencies are serving the flood victims, said experts will assess the amount of damages after the end of the relief process, heavy rain and torrential rain with you, the wolf covered the northern parts of ardabil province yesterday evening, and in the cities of doz province, it was riding in the song of yen sil in beileh city , which covered more than 10 villages in jilo region , lightning took the life of one person in the village of pulad lu , rural roads the red crescent and basij rescue forces took over and while helping those caught in the flood , the basij and red crescent forces pulled this minibus carrying students out of the danger of the flood and broke the windows of the cars and some houses with great precision and warmth. the flood damaged them in some villages and entered the houses it has spread to the evening and it has wasted the sheep, it has spread to the fields and gardens and caused damage . the problems related to the leaves of the villages and the city of bileh savar have

agencies are being hamstrung from communicating with each other. the rising crime is a disgrace. we are seeing growing extent of criminal activity that span our state and across the nation -- the nation. governor newsom should focus on keeping california safe by working with all size on all levels and with other states. we are not seeing that now. we need to get law enforcement and district attorneys more tools to keep our communities safe and i'm committed to do that. with that when he handed to speak mccarthy for questions and answers. rep. mccarthy: want to thank all members for joining us. i think all police chief and law enforcement for the work they do to protect us. they are spending a lot of resources in overtime at night to try to secure their communities. secretary mayorkas could solve all of that for us. he has the power right now for ds the knowledge of what is happening across the country. to stop the visa waiver program virtually until -- four chile until they allow us look at the criminal background includes entering our country. if you will not act would take that action the next two weeks inside our appropriations. we want our communities to be safe. we

crime. to bring the point home, look through, page eight, everyone can follow along, the types of agency documents that were implicated. the cia, the department of defense, the nsa, the national geospacial intelligence agency, the national reconnaissance office, department of energy, department of state, and bureau of intelligence and research to name a few. >> and why are these documents that are so important to national security because they have to do with weapons capabilities of the u.s. and foreign countries, u.s. nuclear programs, potential vulnerabilities of the u.s. and allies to military attack, and plans for possible retaliation. but when you -- >> you can't come up with a more sensitive list. >> you cannot. >> one quick point just to follow up on what laura was saying. these -- these notes that you just read, this is memorialized by evan corcoran. the former president's attorney. and a lot of people are astonished that why on earth is a lawyer memorializing his client's thoughts like this, right? again, they know -- they're under subpoena, they know there's some kind of investigation. why are you doing that? also, by the way, evan corcoran is still on the president