, angela merkel nicolas sarkozy, angela merkel all said about a decade ago.he criticism reserved for suella braverman ? well, i'm now suella braverman? well, i'm now joined by eric hinds , the author joined by eric hinds, the author and law professor. eric, why do you think suella upsets people so much more than angela merkel or david cameron ? or david cameron? >> well, it's probably just because she speaks very, very bluntly and problems of immigration and multiculturalism have become perhaps even more heated in recent years than they were, say, ten years ago, particularly through the growing influence of social media. but what really matters here is whether she's right about her core claim, whether multiculturalism has failed or it hasn't. it hasn't. of course, we can always find a few failures, but ovennhelmingly , failures, but ovennhelmingly, multiculturalism has been a great success. it's a great success for britain in i think it's the most patriotic policy that britain can have is a multi cultural policy. >> okay. how would you define multiculturalism

1 , angela merkel and cameron, angela merkel and nicolas sarkozy all said about ten years ago. where was the outrage then? william gladstone , a liberal, once said that money ought to fructify in the pockets of the people rather than be taken by the state. but the labour party has announced that it would extend vat to private schools in its first yearif private schools in its first year if elected. but is this just the same old class warfare that we've always seen from the socialists? plus has anyone ever visited the great city of glasgow and thought what it really needed was a special zone in which the laws set by parliament were suspend, did and individuals were free to take illegal drugs. well that's exactly what's happened. and we'll be debating it shortly. state of the nation starts now . state of the nation starts now. and i've got a particularly pugnacious panel this evening. the former editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzie, and the former adviser to jeremy corbyn. james schneider, as always , i want to schneider, as always, i want to hear from you. you know what an import

current situation in libya, which is now trapped , is the responsibility of former french president nicolas sarkozy and the west african economic community and the african union minister of foreign affairs of venezuela . it was interesting about the conflict between america and the provocations in the region have taken unilateral coercive measures against many countries. let's see the speeches of the minister of foreign affairs of venezuela. the arab consulate in tokyo. a revolution in venezuela with iran 's eritrea film. the united nations and the united nations, in several countries of mali and the united arab emirates, which we are examining the text of, the financial situation of the government of niger, and said that countries like france, which are trying to create instability in the sahel and mali region , will strengthen it, and to the security council about france's action in the region is a lie and a claim is trying to wake up the terrorist groups in the region and warned the security council that the united arab emirates is also the minister of international cooperation to participate in

situation in libya, which is now trapped, is under the responsibility of former french president nicolas sarkozy, and he is also responsible for the west african economic community and the african union, and the minister of foreign affairs of venezuela had interesting talks about the conflict between the united states and the provocations it is doing in the region and its actions. unilateral coercion against many countries have had the talks of the minister of foreign affairs of venezuela, and it is only for the alki computer console . we are still with you in the world today and make the meeting of the heads of state in the 78th united nations general assembly official. the country of mali and the arab emirates belong to the review we will do it, the minister of foreign affairs of mali, the representative of niger's head of state, abdur rahman kiani, announced after the coup and said that he condemns powers like france that are trying to create instability in the sahel and mali region, and also told the security council about france's actions in we are trying in the region, which means that in

a year later, president nicolas sarkozy's government banned the wearing of the hijab and sikh turbansn classrooms. in 2016, several french cities and towns banned burkinis, the full body bathing suit worn by some muslim women. those bans were laid to -- were later overturned, however. let's bring in our guests for today's "inside story." loubna reguig is the national president of the muslim students of france group. she joins us from rube. in the french port of saint-malo is jacques reland, he is a senior research fellow at the global policy institute. and in london is rainbow murray, she's professor of politics at queen mary university of london. a warm welcome to you all. thank you very much for joining us. loubna, let me start with you. the french education minister says the abaya has no place in our schools. what do you respond? >> firstly, thank you very much. first to really grasp the sense of this controversy, a few insights need to be given. for the past 20 years, there was a constant pressure on muslim women to believe their bodies and what they decide to show of it. so, as i

which she acknowledged that multiculturalism had utterly failed and then the french president nicolas sarkozyameron echoed similar sentiments shortly thereafter. multiculturalism makes no demands of the income to integrate and it has failed because it allowed people to come to our society and no parallel lives in it. they could be in the society but not of the society. and in extreme cases they could pursue lives aimed at undermining the stability and threatening the security of our society. we are living with the consequence of that failure today and you can see it play out in the streets of europe, from malmo to brussels to leicester. it is 13 years since angela merkel gave her speech and i'm not sure about very much has changed since. if people are not able to settle in our countries, and start to think of themselves as british, american, french or german, then something is going badly wrong. national identity is not something invented in an ivory tower or by advertising executives. the nation state has enjoyed because it needs the few means something that almost everyone —— because it mea

david cameron, nicolas sarkozy back in 2006, tony blair, he said for the first time in a generation ,he first time in a generation, there's an unease, an anxiety , there's an unease, an anxiety, even at points of resentment , even at points of resentment, that our very openness , our that our very openness, our willingness to welcome differences , our pride in being differences, our pride in being to home many different cultures is actually being used against us. it's being abused . indeed, us. it's being abused. indeed, even in order to harm us. and then also, as part of her review into opportunity and integration back in 2016, baroness casey . back in 2016, baroness casey. louise casey, she found that in a number of local areas , ethnic a number of local areas, ethnic or migrant groups have become increasingly divided. so i'm asking you this big question this evening . has this evening. has multiculturalism failed? get in touch with us. email farage at gbnews.com or tweet us with the hashtag farage on gb news. well, it's a really big topic. it's an important topic. are we getting th

but merkel or nicolas sarkozy. but we are seeing play out not just in the us on the southern border, but in lampedusa in italy. i talked about it in my speech, you know, record numbers of people over whelming a small island and the eu really grappling with this unprecedented challenge . so we unprecedented challenge. so we are all facing a global migration crisis. it requires a global solution. we should work together to try and get it right. democratic mayor of new york recently said that this is out of control and it's going to destroy the city. and i think that's quite astonishing ing for someone on the progressive end of the political spectrum to be saying this is totally unacceptable. so whether it's new york city, whether it's the border with texas, whether it's italy , whether it's the channel italy, whether it's the channel we need to look again at whether these international rules are fit for purpose. and what i said in my speech is that there's a lot at stake. there's democratic legitimate ac which is at

but merkel or nicolas sarkozy. but we are seeing play out not just in the us on the southern border, but in lampedusa in italy. i talked about it in my speech, you know, record numbers of people over whelming a small island and the eu really grappling with this unprecedented challenge . so we unprecedented challenge. so we are all facing a global migration crisis. it requires a global solution. we should work together to try and get it right. democratic mayor of new york recently said that this is out of control and it's going to destroy the city. and i think that's quite astonishing ing for someone on the progressive end of the political spectrum to be saying this is totally unacceptable. so whether it's new york city, whether it's the border with texas, whether it's italy , whether it's the channel italy, whether it's the channel we need to look again at whether these international rules are fit for purpose. and what i said in my speech is that there's a lot at stake. there's democratic legitimate ac which is at

david cameron, nicolas sarkozy back in 2006, tony blair, he said for the first time in a generation ,he first time in a generation, there's an unease, an anxiety , there's an unease, an anxiety, even at points of resentment , even at points of resentment, that our very openness , our that our very openness, our willingness to welcome differences , our pride in being differences, our pride in being to home many different cultures is actually being used against us. it's being abused . indeed, us. it's being abused. indeed, even in order to harm us. and then also, as part of her review into opportunity and integration back in 2016, baroness casey . back in 2016, baroness casey. louise casey, she found that in a number of local areas , ethnic a number of local areas, ethnic or migrant groups have become increasingly divided. so i'm asking you this big question this evening . has this evening. has multiculturalism failed? get in touch with us. email farage at gbnews.com or tweet us with the hashtag farage on gb news. well, it's a really big topic. it's an important topic. are we getting th

, like that. , even nicolas sarkozy, like that .ink we that. and i don't think we understand how much damage their behaviour for sunak. mr sunak i think trying gently to repair this is simply macron accepting an invitation . an invitation. >> fine, fine. now i understand that. but nobody asked keir starmer to try to come up with a migrant policy that is possibly the worst of both worlds that would see us taking a quota that would see us taking a quota that would leave the european union in charge of how many asylum seekers. essentially take and seekers. we essentially take and not do much to stop not really do much to stop what's the channel. what's going on in the channel. go that not true? go on. why is that not true? >> very simply, won't >> well, very simply, we won't even be there for let's let's let's well, i obviously want labour sometime. 2025. labour to win sometime. 2025. macron in charge and we don't macron is in charge and we don't know where we'll be. the european union is going to elect a whole new leadership team and

e france nicolas sarkozy, and for fun, an article that talks about the future development of the worldre he says that in the thirtieth year, or something, 2.5 billion will already live in africa there are 450 people in europe or 400 there, asia , there are 1.5 billion people in china, 1.5 billion people in india, 300 million people in indonesia. that is, these are objective processes. they are not even connected with the modern e, world or foreign policy conjuncture center? economic and as it always happens behind him and the center of political life will gradually shift to these regions, the conversation turns to changes in the school curriculum from this year labor education is introduced, which should help early career guidance. yes, and the students themselves will become discipline notes the president have worked. i got qualified. carpenter of the fourth category. i am still proud of it. although i didn’t become a carpenter on the fifth or sixth, but as you can see , it turned out differently for me. fate but uh, but i remember this one and, uh, i talk about it with pleasure, beca

and then french president nicolas sarkozy and british prime minister david cameron echoed similar sentiments thereafter. multiculturalism makes no demands of the incomer to integrate. it has failed because it allowed people to come to our society and live parallel lives in it. they could be in the society, but not of society . and society, but not of society. and in extreme cases they could pursue lives aimed at undermining the stability and threatening the security of our society . we are living with the society. we are living with the conflict of that failure today . conflict of that failure today. you can see it play out in the streets all over europe , from streets all over europe, from malmo to paris , brussels to malmo to paris, brussels to leicester . it malmo to paris, brussels to leicester. it is 13 years malmo to paris, brussels to leicester . it is 13 years since leicester. it is 13 years since merkel gave her speech and i'm not sure that very much has changed since . if people are not changed since. if people are not able to settle in our countries and start to think of themselve