is oliver dowden _ energy mix. what do you think? is oliver dowden speaking _ energy mix. oliver dowden speaking for - energy mix. what do you think? is oliver dowden speaking for you, i energy mix. what do you think? is i oliver dowden speaking for you, are you sick of this kind of thing or do you sick of this kind of thing or do you think it is entirely legitimate, based on what we are facing as a planet, when it comes to the climate situation. let's get into it. we are going to speak to the former deputy superintendent at the metropolitan police in just a little superintendent at the metropolitan police injust a little bit. but let's talk to greenpeace. good morning to you, will mccallum. what has this achieved?— has this achieved? well, i'm on 5 live now talking _ has this achieved? well, i'm on 5 live now talking about _ has this achieved? well, i'm on 5 live now talking about the - has this achieved? well, i'm on 5 live now talking about the risk i has this achieved? well, i'm on 5 live now talking about the risk ofj live now talking about the risk of climate change

, this is what he oliver dowden, this is what he said.stupid stunts? >> actually , what they want to >> actually, what they want to see from government is action. >> the question is, do we produce it here where we get more tax, we create more jobs , more tax, we create more jobs, or do we do what the labour party and others say, which is say no more investment in our nonh say no more investment in our north sea oil and gas. >> that means fewer jobs here and reliance on less stable and more reliance on less stable energy, which is shipped into this country. >> i don't think that's a sensible approach and it's not one this government is going to take. >> i'm less interested in who these protesters are and what they're protesting about. then this whole security issue, this is somebody's doesn't is somebody's home, doesn't matter whether prime matter whether it's the prime minister private person. minister or a private person. it is it is an is their home. it is an intrusion. i find it absolutely outrageous that there was no police there. >>

oliver dowden, for his actions.is leaflet that but for example, what they're trying to basically hint at is they're saying that the labour party is going to be pushing for new sites to open up and then they're asking people, would you be happy to live next door to a traveller site? now it's all kicked off basically . it's all kicked off basically. we there's been reports to the police and all the rest of it. and it's been said that this is very racist to even ask that question. joining me now down question. so joining me now down the best. some the line is alfie best. some would say he's one of uk's best known travellers, certainly one of the richest out there. he's also the chairman of wild crest parks in essex. evening, parks in essex. good evening, alfie . obviously you'll be alfie. obviously you'll be familiar with this story now and the about it, so the criticism about it, so particularly around the question of would you, for example, want to live next to a traveller and 9yp5y to live next to a traveller and gy

well, the deputy prime minister, oliver dowden, has defended the government's plans .f ? you stop the stupid stuff? that's actually what they want to see from government is action. the question is do we produce it here where we get more tax , we create more jobs, more tax, we create more jobs, or do we do what the labour party and others say, which is say no more investment in our nonh say no more investment in our north sea oil and gas. that means fewer jobs here and more means fewerjobs here and more reliance on less stable energy, which is shipped into this country. i don't think that's a sensible approach and it's not one this government is going to take. >> alex wilson from greenpeace says the prime minister does need to choose a side . need to choose a side. >> we're all here because rishi sunak has opened the door for a new drilling frenzy in the north sea . while large parts of our sea. while large parts of our world are literally on fire, this will be a disaster for the climate . it won't lower energy climate. it won't lower energy bills . it's not climate. it

oliver dowden, who's running things while the prime minister is away, who said in an interview earlierwhat these people are saying, these protesters, is that they're angry at the 100 new north sea oil and gas licences that have been granted. talk us through that policy. what is it exactly that they're worried about? well, the government issued these licences, as i said, a few days ago, arguing that they are vital to both secure britain's energy reserves in the years ahead, particularly with all the instability that we see around the world, but also to help britain meet its 2015 net zero target. but it's a very, very controversial decision. the labour party have said it's a it's a huge mistake and blows a hole in the government's environmental credentials. campaigners like greenpeace say it's the very last thing the government should be doing now, which is to be taking more fossil fuels out of the out of the north sea. so it is a very live political issue. and what we have seen today is one prominent pressure group responding with their own direct action. the pop star lit so has... the

oliver dowden says he's confident problems can be confident the problems can be addressed .that's it. you with addressed. that's it. you with gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now though , it's . farage >> good evening . it was my >> good evening. it was my subject access request put into coutts bank that showed me the full horror and truth of their political prejudice and the reason they decided to close out my account. it's what began this big debate about de—banking in this country and that's a very, very good thing. so shortly after that i submitted a subject access request to natwest to ask what personal information they held on me. the answer came back today. they said my case was complex and as a result of that they did not need to answer . they did not need to answer. within 30 days they would give me an answer in full by the 21st of october, they've kicked the can down the road. interestingly, in the last few minutes, i've received a reply from the informat

oliver dowden says he's confident problems can be confident the problems can be addressed .that's it. you with addressed. that's it. you with gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now though , it's . farage >> good evening . it was my >> good evening. it was my subject access request put into coutts bank that showed me the full horror and truth of their political prejudice and the reason they decided to close out my account. it's what began this big debate about de—banking in this country and that's a very, very good thing. so shortly after that i submitted a subject access request to natwest to ask what personal information they held on me. the answer came back today. they said my case was complex and as a result of that they did not need to answer . they did not need to answer. within 30 days they would give me an answer in full by the 21st of october, they've kicked the can down the road. interestingly, in the last few minutes, i've received a reply from the informat

oliver dowden has responded.r deputy chief constable, peter walker of north yorkshire police, who says this is a major failing and it grieves me to say this it's former this because it's my former force there to be force. there needs to be a significant investigation how force. there needs to be a sign has nt investigation how force. there needs to be a signhas happened.ation how force. there needs to be a signhas happened. iion how force. there needs to be a sign has happened. i suspect)w this has happened. i suspect what has happened is that people have done their job in an have not done theirjob in an operational sense, which is quite operational sense, which is qui'um, would that >> um, that would imply that someone should have been stationed and the decision stationed there and the decision was they sort of was made that they can sort of leave their post. >> well , i leave their post. >> well, i mean, take what you want from statement, want from his statement, i guess, but is the guess, but that is the impli

deputy prime minister, oliver dowden, says migrants will start to be housed on a barge in dorset in "ming weeks" — and that inspections are being carried out. they were meant to move in earlier this week — but there have been concerns over fire safety and port staff. ofcom says older viewers are switching away from live tv — as part of a record drop in people watching traditional television. the broadcasting watchdog says audiences now have an "all you can eat buffet" of broadcast and online content to choose from. scientists say a prehistoric whale — discovered in a desert in peru — could be the heaviest creature that's ever existed. researchers estimate the animals could have weighed nearly 200 tonnes. good morning, chris warburton with you for the next couple of hours, whether you are watching or listening, it is fantastic to have your company. a big one for us today. is a rate rise good for you? lots of expectation the bank of england will increase its base rate to 5.25% from its current 5%. remember inflation fell by much more than expected injune. it was sticky. we got a drop be

oliver dowden, the deputy prime minister, defending the deputy prime minister, defending the policy inrth—eastern ukraine, killing and injuring people, president zelensky has said. in a social media post, he described the alleged attack as a war crime. vincent mcaviney has the details. blown out in a blaze in the dark of night, reportedly a blood transfusion centre in kupiansk, in the north—eastern kharkiv region of ukraine. president zelensky claims people have been killed and injured after it was struck by a russian—guided bomb. russia has not, so far, publicly commented, but in a tweet president zelensky declared: kupiansk is only a few kilometres from the frontline, comfortably within russian missile range. it's no the first time they've struck medical buildings. the strike comes after moscow accused ukraine of hitting a russian tanker with 11 crewmembers, in the black sea, on saturday. russian maritime officials said the engine room of the tanker was damaged by the ukrainian drone, but no—one was injured. it was the second such seizure and attack in as many days after a russian na

hostility towards the monarchy , ministers towards the monarchy, ministers have branded deputy pm oliver dowden'sn goodwill scheme a waste of time and money and the party's coalition partners, the scottish greens, went even further by outrageously claiming the initiative would look more at home in north korea. a scottish conservative spokesman said the revolt showed the devolved administration is totally divorced from public opinion, but what do you think? should the king's portrait adorn the walls of all schools and public buildings in the uk? dan at gbnews.com. vote in our poll at gbnews.com. vote in our poll at gb news on twitter. and to debate this now i'm joined by the actress jenny barnet and ukip leader neil hamilton. now neil, you say absolutely the snp have got this wrong . have got this wrong. >> yeah, absolutely. the king is our head of state. he's not a politician, so he's not divisive and we've had a monarchy in the united kingdom in our separate parts for well over a thousand years. it's the modern symbol of our history going back all those centuries. i can't really see why this sho

hostility towards the monarchy , ministers towards the monarchy, ministers have branded deputy pm oliver dowden'sn goodwill scheme a waste of time and money and the party's coalition partners, the scottish greens, went even further by outrageously claiming the initiative would look more at home in north korea. a scottish conservative spokesman said the revolt showed the devolved administration is totally divorced from public opinion, but what do you think? should the king's portrait adorn the walls of all schools and public buildings in the uk? dan at gbnews.com. vote in our poll at gbnews.com. vote in our poll at gb news on twitter. and to debate this now i'm joined by the actress jenny barnet and ukip leader neil hamilton. now neil, you say absolutely the snp have got this wrong . have got this wrong. >> yeah, absolutely. the king is our head of state. he's not a politician, so he's not divisive and we've had a monarchy in the united kingdom in our separate parts for well over a thousand years. it's the modern symbol of our history going back all those centuries. i can't really see why this sho

the welsh secretary has been defended by deputy prime minister oliver dowden for his actions .he complaints, mr davies said the complaints, mr davies said the location of sites was a legitimate matter for public debate. well, now joining us down the line is alfie best, the uk's richest traveller and chairman of wilcrest park in essex. so i don't know if you've seen the leaflet . i know we've seen the leaflet. i know we've got it. we can put it up on air. so if you're watching on tv, you can see it . so if you're watching on tv, you can see it. but did you have a problem at all? there alfie with an mp asking where an encampment should be sited . should be sited. >> i haven't. i haven't got a problem with it as such because i expect i don't actually expect any different type of treatment. that's what are up against. day in and day out. they come with a stigma, unfortunately, and it's the last acceptable racism. if that leaflet said , would you be that leaflet said, would you be okayif that leaflet said, would you be okay if we put a indian or pakistan or black encampment in the a

evidently, oliver dowden says he is confident the problems can be addressed after tower firefightersning me now this story is just not going away. is it? joining me now is international human rights lawyer david. hi and the director of centre for migration and economic prosperity , stephen wolff. prosperity, stephen wolff. gentlemen thank you very much for joining me on this one. so forjoining me on this one. so how far is this story moving on now? what is happening? when can we expect to see migrants going anywhere near this boat? it doesn't seem to be happening anywhere fast. i mean, who are going to i know your good friends as well, even though your poles apart on this one. so who to first this who wants to go first on this one? who wants to go first on this onewell , i think we're both >> well, i think we're both going to agree that i don't think the real think we actually know the real answer as every answer to this because as every time government suggests , time the government suggests, it's they're to place it's that they're about to place asylum applicants upon this boat , s

the uk deputy prime minister oliver dowden was asked about the incident during a visit to hartlepool

and maybe later on in the next round, i'll be talking about oliver dowden and panics about al the robotsto threaten us. but but to do to threaten us. but but most of the time it isn't a robot. it's a human error. it's a misplaced it's a it's a, a misplaced file. it's a it's a, you know, an email that's mishandled or whatever. but there obviously there is, you know, obviously there is, you know, obviously there a serious question there is a serious question about but about security threats. but i think have also remember think we have to also remember that there's a background discussion or narrative to this, which is that you know, geopolitical about geopolitical concerns about china, about that always china, about russia, that always makes these brings these stories to the front pages, even if, as susan says, nothing actually necessary happened rather than some government officials being a bit red faced . a bit red faced. >> okay, ella, let's have a look at the daily mail, shall we? and this is about gogglebox. it could be bad. >> oh, could. in terms of killjoy sort of stories , this is