and gb and farmer neil parish.xactly . 10:30 pm. sharp . exactly. 10:30 pm. sharp. so a busy hour to come . so put busy hour to come. so put something cold and fizzy in the fridge or fire up the kettle and let's make a night of it. first, the with rory smith . the headlines with rory smith. >> thank you very much. leo the first asylum seekers are to be housed on the bibby stockholm barge in the coming days. immigration minister robert jenrick says around 50 people will enter the vessel in portland port in dorset. this week. mrjenrick portland port in dorset. this week. mr jenrick says portland port in dorset. this week. mrjenrick says increasing week. mr jenrick says increasing the numbers on the barge to the capacity of around 500 is still the plan . that's despite the plan. that's despite concerns from the fire brigades union over the vessel. initially designed to house around 200 people means. designed to house around 200 people means . while shadow people means. while shadow immigration minister stephen kinnock

and gb and farmer neil parish.om exactly . 10:30 pm. sharp . exactly. 10:30 pm. sharp. so a busy hour to come . so put busy hour to come. so put something cold and fizzy in the fridge or fire up the kettle and let's make a night of it. first, the with rory smith . the headlines with rory smith. >> thank you very much. leo the first asylum seekers are to be housed on the bibby stockholm barge in the coming days. immigration minister robert jenrick says around 50 people will enter the vessel in portland port in dorset. this week. mrjenrick portland port in dorset. this week. mr jenrick says portland port in dorset. this week. mrjenrick says increasing week. mr jenrick says increasing the numbers on the barge to the capacity of around 500 is still the plan . that's despite the plan. that's despite concerns from the fire brigades union over the vessel. initially designed to house around 200 people means. designed to house around 200 people means . while shadow people means. while shadow immigration minister stephen kin

neil ross , rural mp neil parish. ing metropolitan liberal elites in the high city towers of london, should they ? of london, should they? >> no, patrick, i mean, i think the banks should get back to what they're there for. >> look after their clients either lend money or look after those with money and process the accounts. i mean, the idea that, you know, shooting and conservation action go together. >> many of the shoots have, you know, good wildlife. >> they also have nature conservation areas and wildflower areas. so, you know, the whole thing works quite neatly together . and as you neatly together. and as you quite rightly say, not everybody wants to shoot, but it is quite legal to do it. >> and it's part of countryside activity. >> and i just don't see why the banks think that they can be judge and jury over absolutely everything that we're doing, not only in the countryside but everywhere else. >> and what earth are they playing at? >> you know, i mean, we live in a society now where, you know, big it's not pe

joined now by an mp and former member of the european parliament as well, and somerset neighbour and neil parishme has come for to us say, look, we've left the eu? it makes no sense to belong to the echr as well, even though they're distinct bodies. >> yes, i mean i think we always need a check and balance, but that done by our own that can be done by our own supreme court and so therefore, i think legislation would need to to make that to be passed to make sure that cases weren't taken any more to the european court of human rights. so i think let's do it. but of course we need to put it in the manifesto because it would not go through the house of lords. as you know. jacob. they would block it. so therefore, if it put in the manifesto the next election, manifesto for the next election, if we to if the if we were to win, if the conservatives that conservatives were to win that election, then they have every chance of putting it forward. >> it get >> do you think it would get through the house of commons at the because many our the moment because many of our fellow conservatives be fellow conser

joined now by an mp and former member of the european parliament as well, and somerset neighbour and neil parish come for to us say, look, we've left the eu? it makes no sense to belong to the echr as well, even though they're distinct bodies. >> yes, i mean i think we always need a check and balance, but that done by our own that can be done by our own supreme court and so therefore, i think legislation would need to to make that to be passed to make sure that cases weren't taken any more to the european court of human rights. so i think let's do it. but of course we need to put it in the manifesto because it would not go through the house of lords. as you know. jacob. they would block it. so therefore, if it put in the manifesto the next election, manifesto for the next election, if we to if the if we were to win, if the conservatives that conservatives were to win that election, then they have every chance of putting it forward. >> it get >> do you think it would get through the house of commons at the because many our the moment because many of our fellow conservatives be fellow conservative