_ i steve rumbelo, being the acting returning officer at the election of a member of parliament for rochdalebour party candidate, 2,402. mark coleman, 455. simon christopher danczuk, reform uk candidate, 1,968. iain donaldson, liberal democrat candidate, 2,164. applause paul simon ellison, the conservative party candidate, 3,731. applause george galloway, workers party of britain candidate, 12,... cheering 12,335. michael howarth, independent candidate, 246. applause william howarth, independent candidate, 523.

k parliament for rochdale. thank you very much for joining us here on the international mr galloway. first of all, congratulations on your recent success that will do you think is the reason behind your electoral success in research though, why do you think the vote just shows you specifically over the more stablished kinds of bits that well this is my 7 bottom entry, big j, which means i've shopped more time in the vast majority of my bars and far more more done combined the prime minister. sure, knock on the door of the opposition stop a so based upon me that people see me as experienced paula victor over the subject gift for the job. and so they keep selecting the bunch wrong 3 she's your dock finds beyond pulling was actually beyond the following. is possible that the governing party and richard didn't even come 2nd was lucky to come stopped and gone onto only a tiny have full of books. and equally alarming beyond the alarming is that the official opposition came, i think maybe 6, with an even smaller, comfo

well, george galloway, member of parliament for rochdale, joins is now on the program. sir, you said you were a victory was forgotten. so why did you dedicate your campaign to the palestinian court? because i believe i'm speaking for millions of people in prison whose hearts are broken, who's got salt range by the small star in gaza. and they are under represented to the point almost of invisibility in the british media. and so when i put to the people or approach to my perspective on gaza, i one with something majority and uh, i can tell you even this evening the political class in britain are in a state all the time that i bought it. both the conservatives and labor because they know they've been rumbled inside the toxic bubble of the political and media class, which virtually to a man and woman supports the genocide against the people of gaza. when you bar stop bubble, you discover actually the amongst the general public, even in a country like bristol, for all its imperial faults, most people simply plays on the size of the victims, not the perpetrator. sorry, you kn

george galloway was sworn back into parliament for rochdale after a by election campaign which focusedside parliament afterwards, mr galloway says his department plans to challenge them at the general election.— at the general election. angela ra ner at the general election. angela rayner has _ at the general election. angela rayner has a — at the general election. angela rayner has a parliamentary - at the general election. angela - rayner has a parliamentary majority ——angela rayner has a parliamentary majority, i think, of around 3000. i think, of around 3000. there is at least 15,000 supporters of my point of view in her constituency. so we'll be putting a candidate up against her, either a workers party candidate or more likely an independent candidate that we support. and that will vitally affect the election of the labour deputy leader. and there are many constituencies in london, from ilford to bethnal green in the heart of the city of london, in birmingham, in other parts of the west midlands, in northwest england, in the towns around rochdale, 0ldham, blackburn, brownlee, nel

material level of detail, knowledge and come concern compassion for the situation and rochdale that nobody has for decades in the parliament on their behalf. so one by one, i'm shooting all the fox us, as we say here. it was, of course, a bit to our blow for them that i was elected. they never expected to see me and follow me in again, but they have to suck, adopt, rick? well, you said something interesting and, and i'm wondering whether you set it because you really mean it or whether you were just trying to make a point. when you say you despise the prime minister, do you really despise them? or were you trying to make the point to british citizens? but just because he has that title, he's not that big a deal and no more important than the rest of them. you know, i mean, as a religious person, i don't normally speaking such strong terms. personal terms. yeah. but i'm afraid that we have a prime minister who is truly despicable. he's on a new elected prime minister. he was attacking my election when nobody has ever voted for him. he's our prime minister. we're not even his own members of parliament, but the chance to vote

material level of detail, knowledge and come concern and compassion for the situation and rochdale that nobody has for decades in the parliament on their behalf. so one by one, i'm shooting old, the fox us, as we say here. it was, of course, a bit of blow for them that i was elected. they never expected to see me and follow me in again, but they have to suck, adopt, rick? well, you said something interesting and, and i'm wondering whether you set it because you really mean it or whether you were just trying to make a point. when you say you despise the prime minister, do you really despise them? or were you trying to make the point to british citizens? but just because he has that title, he's not that big a deal and no more important than the rest of them. you know, i mean, as a religious person, i don't normally speaking such strong terms. personal terms. yeah. but i'm afraid that we have a prime minister who is truly despicable. he's on, i'm elected prime minister. he was attacking my election when nobody has ever voted for him. he's our prime minister, we're not even his own members of parliament, but the chance to vote for

for rochdale. speaking outside parliament, he said britain is at a dangerous crossroads for community relations. and we talk to a member of russian protest group pussy riot about the death of alexei navalny, and their hopes for the future. sport and a full round—up from the bbc sport centre. after wins for liverpool and manchester city over the weekend it's now down to third placed arsenal to keep themselves in touch in the premier league. they are at bottom side sheffield united, a win at bramall lane would see them move two points off the top. they've won their last 6 in the premier league and the gunners manager was asked what will it take to win the title. i don't know. you might have to win every game. i don't know. we have crazy schedules. it may be different to last season. anything under 90 points it will be difficult. the way i see them training it gives me more reason to believe that we have a chance because we really want it. we have to get that balance right, we can't sit back for 95 minutes. we might get pushed back at times and we have to accept that but we want to be a threat the

parliament seven times for three different parties including the uk's labour party. today, george galloway has been sworn back into parliament today as the new worker's party mp for rochdaleor a ceasefire in gaza. speaking outside parliament a short time ago, mr galloway said his party plans to challenge labour in other areas of the country at the general election. angela rayner has a parliamentary majority, i think, of around 3000. there is at least 15,000 supporters of my point of view in her constituency. so we'll be putting a candidate up against her, either a workers party candidate or more likely an independent candidate that we support. and that will vitally affect the election of the labour deputy leader. and there are many constituencies in london, from ilford to bethnal green in the heart of the city of london, in birmingham, in other parts of the west midlands, in northwest england, in the towns around rochdale, oldham, blackburn, brownlee, nelson, bury, we'll be putting candidates up in all these places and we will either win or we'll make sure that keir starmer doesn't win. ben wright is in westminster and he's been following the story. he: assembled outside

parliament. he was sworn back in as the new workers party mp for rochdale. back in as the new workers party mp for rochdale. let's listen. one of the richest _ party mp for rochdale. let's listen. one of the richest towns _ party mp for rochdale. let's listen. one of the richest towns in - party mp for rochdale. let's listen. one of the richest towns in the - one of the richest towns in the whole country. it's heart has been taken out. its economy has ebbed away. and it is myjob to try to make rochdale great again. i know some of you don't like that slogan, but rochdale was great, and why should it not be great again? for that to happen, we have to arrest the flow of blood out of the town, in particular we have to save the football team. rochdale has been relegated, relegated, relegated again, out of the league altogether, and is now weeks if not days away from liquidation. so i'm doing everything i can to try and stop that outflow of lifeblood in rochdale, and to transfused blood thatis rochdale, and to transfused blood that is needed to revive the town cen

the other parties, they clearly believe that he is going to be making a return to parliament as the new mp for rochdaleunt, we will— new mp for rochdale. peter saull at the count, we will be _ new mp for rochdale. peter saull at the count, we will be back _ new mp for rochdale. peter saull at the count, we will be back to - new mp for rochdale. peter saull at the count, we will be back to you i the count, we will be back to you throughout the evening, as the count progresses. thank you for the moment. if you are justjoining progresses. thank you for the moment. if you arejustjoining us, the turnout in rochdale, 39.7%. we have a special live page up and running on the bbc news website and app which has the latest analysis from our team in rochdale and experts inputting into that live page, which you find at... or on the bbc news app. ijust wa nt to ta ke want to take you to some of the front pages of the newspapers which have come in. we'll start with the i, which splashes an exclusive ahead of the spring budget next week. "2p tax cut in doubt after gloomier forecast on uk economy" is its headline. the

george galloway has just been sworn in as the member of parliament for rochdale as he returns to parliament20 minutes. time now is it time to redefine extremism? we'll have a rishi sunak emergency speech on friday. the government has proposed tough new laws to deport hate crime preachers , deport hate crime preachers, perhaps ten years too late , and perhaps ten years too late, and those who undermine british an. but it is all of this too little, too late . and is it time little, too late. and is it time for tax cuts or die? jeremy hunt is under huge pressure ahead of wednesday's budget to cut those taxes. as priti patel told gb news, the voters need their money back. is she right? and a right? royal row is once again on the cards because the royal roundup will have the latest on the rumours of kate middleton's uncle joining big brother. plus how you could get your hands on penny morden's iconic coronation dress, as she puts it up for sale . and that's all coming up

manchester, not just the mayor of that was george galloway's maiden speech as the member of parliament for rochdale, a little bit of a flavour of what we can expect from george galloway and his unique oratorical style in the house of commons. >> yes, and we'll be hearing your views very shortly about everything we've been covering today, from benefits to prisons today, from benefits to prisons to diane abbott and those comments, stay tuned i >> -- >> well, emma >> well, let's have a little peek into the gb views inbox . peek into the gb views inbox. you've been emailing us throughout the show on all of the topics that we've discussed. and we had a big debate on conscripting people into the army who won't work . army who won't work. >> yes, because, one senior tory mp said, you know , if you refuse mp said, you know, if you refuse a job once, twice, three times, then off you go. conscription is then off you go. conscription is the answer. >> well, angela says , i totally >> well, angela says, i totally agree. people that are too sick to work should be put in the army. they can have a medical and if

shots across the bow um when he starts his position, takes up his position as mp for rochdale in the british parliamentt was the policy the uk big uk political parties adopted on the issue of gaza that really tipped a balance in the favor of george ball, gallaway, whom, as i say, is not a man known for minsing his words, about you, all right, thanks lot s joining us from uh rochdale uk and with that it brings us to an end here on this edition of the world news with sticker on there's plenty more to come here on press tv see you soon this is forest gaza this is for the child that is searching this is not just why do you think little boys are going stones at tanks and we'll never really know how many people are dead? they drop bombs on innocent girls while they sleep in the bed. israel is a terror state and terrorists that terrorize i'll testify my television televise i'm telling lies how many?

rochdale. i knew the deceased member of parliament very well for 40 years. well, as i've been speaking in it regularly for 25 years. my daughter was born nearby. two of my sons live nearby. two of my sons live nearby and for my sins i attend old trafford in manchester every other week, so i'm deeply immersed in this part of the world. so i probably would, i probably wouldn't have if the by—election had been in, i don't know, the home counties somewhere, but in rochdale in the north—west and greater manchester, where i already knew i had a lot of support. yes i probably would. josh, tom, someone who does have to speak up for gaza and the gazans. >> you know, you say you use the word demagogue, you use the word divisive. but surely it is true to say that with 30,000 dead, 100,000 people in total dead or wounded or lost in the rubble, someone is right to speak up for gaza, and i accept george galloway can speak up for whoever he likes. >> he's now an elected member of parliament. but with that comes a lot of responsibility. it comes , for example, not just for

for the funeral and burial of alexei navalny. the opposition leader was buried at a cemetery in moscow. george galloway returns to parliament after a resounding win in the rochdalevery in northern gaza. voting is under way in iran as the country holds its first elections amid protests over the death of mahsa amini.. we will start in russia and moscow. 0pposition leader alexei navalny has been buried and was laid to rest at a cemetery in the last 90 minutes. this is two weeks after his death was announced in a prison where he was announced in a prison where he was serving a 19 year sentence. his parents were there but wife and children are abroad. his brother was not there,

george galloway is sworn in as a member of for parliament rochdale as he returns to parliament after doom for starmer? once in once safe labour seats, and is it time for a ceasefire ? and is it time for a ceasefire? the american vice president, kamala harris, says one is needed immediately , calling needed immediately, calling israel's bombardment of gaza a human catastrophe. i'll be joined by colonel richard kemp to talk about that and the royal national lifeboat institution , national lifeboat institution, or the rnli celebrates their 200th anniversary today . but are 200th anniversary today. but are they fit for purpose ? i'll host they fit for purpose? i'll host a debate at the end of the hour asking are they now little more than a glorified taxi service for migrants coming ashore? all that coming up in your next hour . thanks for joining that coming up in your next hour . thanks forjoining me on the show. your company is always much appreciated. well who didn't see this coming ? the didn't see this coming? the lords revolted and they've clobbered the conservative government once

for gaza . george galloway has swept gaza. george galloway has swept to victory at the rochdale by—election after one of the most divisive campaigns in years . that's right. >> george galloway is back in parliamente galloway won by nearly 6000 more votes than any other candidate , but faced backlash candidate, but faced backlash within seconds of his victory . within seconds of his victory. and here's the stark message he had for the labour leader. >> i think keir starmer has woken up this morning to his worst nightmare and that was as nigel farage warned about sectarian politics in britain. >> is it ? sectarian politics is >> is it? sectarian politics is here to stay. people thought the result in 2012, in bradford west , was a complete one off. it wasn't. it was a warning shot. this is voting along religious lines allied to some extreme hard left characters like the chris williamson's no. this is real. >> also, this morning, real. >> also, this morning , the >> also, this morning, the government's flagship rwanda policy could end up costing more than £600 million to deport 300 refugees. that's according to a spending watchdog . spending watchdog. >> well, another day , another >> well, another

parliament. the new mp for rochdale, george galloway, tells newsnight that democracy has just happened, and thate was the winner. what is keir starmer doing wrong? i know that you are so sad about the result because i have been watching you on television, and all that i can say is, cry more! and labour leader keir starmer apologises, claiming labour would have won with a formal candidate. galloway only matter first because labour _ galloway only matter first because labour didn't stand a candidate. —— galloway— labour didn't stand a candidate. —— galloway only won because. we've assembled a friday night political panel to chew over the result and the reaction. also tonight... the world's richest man has effectively pitched himself against the world's biggest company for the future of technology, and perhaps humanity. stick with us and we'll explain, helped by an adviser to the un on al. and... music the latest track from jungle, who'll be performing at the brits tomorrow night, where they've been nominated for best group. what better than appearing at the brits than appearing on newsnight before

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for an independent investigation grow after more than 100 palestinians died during an aid delivery in northern gaza. and george galloway is returning to parliament after a resounding win for the former labour mp in the rochdalesition leader alexei navalny has been buried at a cemetery in moscow. he was laid to rest two weeks after his death was announced in the arctic penal colony where he was serving a 19—year sentence for extremism. his parents were there, but not his wife yulia and children, who are abroad. nor his brother, who has been put on a wanted list. earlier, a funeral ceremony was held on the other side of the moskva river, at the church of the icon of the mother of god, in the district where navalny used to live. there was a heavy police presence outside the church. eastern europe correspondent sarah rainsford reports and a warning — some viewers may find some

for now. live from london, this is bbc news. george galloway is returning to parliament after winning the rochdale by—election by nearly 6,000 votescted at labour's position on gaza. keir starmer, this is for gaza. israel faces global backlash over the deaths of more than 100 palestinians killed while trying to get much—needed aid in northern gaza. and russian officials have been accused of hindering preparations for alexei navalny�*s burial, taking place later today. hello. welcome. i'm tadhg enright. we start with news that has broken overnight here in the uk and that's the left—wing maverick george galloway has won the rochdale by—election. applause chanting: galloway, galloway! mr galloway, who won by almost 6000 votes, made his support for the palestinian cause his dominant campaign theme in the constituency, which has a large asian muslim community.

politician has won a by election for seats in parliament with a campaign promising to advocate for gaza. george galloway appeal to most imposes in the community of rochdale in northern england. he accuse both and the policy. i'm the routing conservatives of backing israel in the gulf. so we'll kind of wait, spoke to us in the last town. so the majority of persons sympathize with the palestinians. i believe i'm speaking for millions of people in rich on whose hawks are broken, who's got solved range by the small tar in gaza. and they are under represented to the point almost of invisibility in the british media. and so when i put to the people of rochdale, my perspective on gaza. i one with a something majority. and i can tell you even this evening, the political class in britain are in a state of panic about both the conservatives and labor because they know they've been rumbled inside the toxic bubble of the political and media class, which virtually to a man and woman supports the genocide against the people of gaza. when you bar stop bubble, you discover actually the amongst the general public, even in a country like prison for all it's imperial fault

for rochdale. as he arrived at the houses of parliament, mr galloway, who�*s the leader of the workers party of britainits historic links to slavery. last year an investigation found that the church had invested large amounts of money in a company that transported slaves. our community affairs correspondent, adina campbell, is at lambeth palace. just tell us more about this report. this latest report has been described as humbling, shaming and transformative. it was put together by an independent oversight board appointed by the church commissioners to look at the lasting impact of slavery in one of the key recommendations in the report was to create this investment fund worth £1 billion, but today in a press conference the church of england confirmed it would be committing £100 million, something it pledged last year but critics say that as a drop of the ocean, it is too little, too late, considering the long lasting damage of slavery. but the report is being seen as highly significant. it is an example of one of the uk�*s biggest and most well—known institutions fully acknowledging and accepting the

after a resounding win in parliament after a resounding win in the rochdale by—election. growing calls forn independent investigation after more than 100 palestinians died during an aid delivery in northern gaza. voting is under way in iran as the country holds its first elections amid protests over the death of mahsa amini.. we will start in russia and moscow. opposition leader alexei navalny has been buried and was laid to rest at a cemetery in the last 90 minutes. this is two weeks after his death was announced in a prison where he was announced in a prison where he was serving a 19 year sentence. his parents were there but wife and children are abroad. his brother was not there, he is on the wanted list. earlier a funeral ceremony was held on the other side of the river. in an area where he used to live. there was a heavy police presence outside the church and a long line of people holding flowers and candles snaking down the road. people chanted his name and "you were not afraid, neither are we". they accused putin of murdering him. shortly after the burial, his wife paid tribute to h

for questioning. george galloway has been sworn in as rochdale's new member of parliament.s by—election campaign tapped into public anger over the war in gaza, and lobbied against israeli military action. the prime minister called his victory "beyond alarming". you're live with bbc news. now, china's national people's congress is under way in beijing. the country's premier has delivered a major address on the economy, where he's announced that import tarrifs on advanced technology will be cut to try and boost growth. the annual gathering is the biggest event on china's political calendar. security at the great hall of the people in beijing is tight. from there, our china correspondent stephen mcdonell has more. here we have it, the government work report, as it is called, which gives you an idea of the marathon nature of the speech. there is a lot in here. a big emphasis on the economy in the congress this year and apparently the government is telling its people that a consumption lead recovery is going to be key. will they boost consumption? apparently by improving employm

k, a minor policy candidate, secured a seat in parliament, promising to advocate for guys a judge down to where you want to buy election and rochdale in. northern england is known in the u. k. is a left wing critical, both the government and his former policy labor. the weather is next. the inside story is going to examine once it's taking a run, this people their vote in a parliamentary collection starting in a few minutes on robots and stay with the . here's a weather report right across the middle east and africa is always great to have the along. so not much to report across the arabian peninsula. still dealing with breezy conditions through the golf. but these wins are also wrapping around the empty corner. and we've got this strong easterly winds, it's pumping in quite a bit of heat though. for jetta, you're up to 35 degrees on friday through central asia. quite the storm system. we've got here the very real risk of seeing some flooding and northern focused on quite the snow storm in afghanistan. so for kabul, some forecast models are hinting 3040, maybe even 50 centimeters of snow. let's go 20 plus on saturday. so we'll tape

politician has won a by election for a season parliament with a campaign promising to advocate for gaza. george galloway appealed to muslim vices in the community of rochdale in northern england. it keys both the like the policy and the ruling conservatives backing israel in the gospel. galloway told alger 0, the many people in the u. k. synthesize the policy. i believe i'm sticking for millions of people in read them whose hearts are broken, who's got solved range by the slots are in gaza and they are under represented to the point almost of invisibility in the british media. and so when i put to the people of rochdale, my perspective on gaza, i one with us, something majority. and i can tell you even this evening, the political class in britain are in a state of panic about both the conservatives and labor because they know they've been rumbled inside the toxic bubble of the political and media class, which virtually to a man and woman supports the genocide against the people of gaza. when you bar stop bubble, you discover actually the amongst the general public, even in a country like prison for all it's imperial faults, most people simply please on the

for that. george galloway is at westminster, where he will be sworn in as rochdale's new member of parliament. is representing the workers party of britain. his by—election campaign tapped into public anger over the war in gaza and lobbied against israeli military action. the prime minister called his victory beyond alarming. this is what mr galloway had to say as he arrived. how are you feeling? this is an early shift. how are you feeling, mr galloway? nice to see you again. _ i'm feeling good, thank you. the sun is shining. what's it like to be back? well, i'll tell you once i've been inside. i always loved the building. the people in it not quite so much. thank you — talk as through what is going on with these pictures. as people can probably tell these images at first glance look quite convincing that when you look closer, two men, you can see that sometimes their faces are quite shiny, there are fingers missing, other tell—tale signs that these were made using ai technology. it is important to be aware of how this content is increasingly popping up on ourfees. what content is increasingly

essentially well, there's no new voice in the british parliament who believes it would be best to reach an agreement with him in the new least one and m. p for rochdale. george galloway says he's ready to sit down and talk in order to stop godson's from dying of starvation. of course i'm ready to share a bridge on so legitimate the judge about national interest. i dive, we have a legitimate national interest in solving during the ship and if i can be of any help, then of course i'll give it. i wrote to. ready david, come run the british fonseca to adjust this moment as saying that i've seen these reports. i know nothing about the go, i'll just aging with me. i quickly stress. i've seen these reports on the if there is anything i can do, i'm ready to do it. it is not possible. they appears to project international shipping. in the ridge g from the z every day i've trucks. but given the year my day is only dom i'm is that it dropped be allowed into gaza. what gun winter? bushy are we on. c the level, why can't we make sure that the women and children in golf have something to get? what's wrong with that, and what's wrong with the government there will

britain mp for rochdale, has been sworn in at the house of commons, where he pledged allegiance to the king. his by—election campaign focused on a call for a ceasefire in gaza. speaking outside parliamenteas of the uk at the general election. �* ., ._ areas of the uk at the general election. �* . , ., , areas of the uk at the general election. �* . ._ ., , ., election. angela rayner has a parliamentary _ election. angela rayner has a parliamentary majority, - election. angela rayner has a parliamentary majority, i - election. angela rayner has a i parliamentary majority, i think, election. angela rayner has a - parliamentary majority, ithink, of parliamentary majority, i think, of around 3000. there is at least 15,000 supporters of my point of view in her constituency. so we will be putting a candidate up against her, eithera be putting a candidate up against her, either a workers party candidate, or more likely an independent candidate that we support, and that will vitally affect the election of the labour deputy leader. and there are many constituencies in london, from ilford to bethnal green in the heart of the city of london, in birmingham, in other parts of the west midlands, in

rochdale. i ask, is this a dark day for parliament? and gary goldsmith , parliament? and gary goldsmith, the uncle of kate middleton, goesin the uncle of kate middleton, goes in to the big brother household . there are worries he household. there are worries he might let the side down. i know, gary, i'll tell you what i think in just a bit. but before all of that, let's get the news with polly middlehurst . polly middlehurst. >> nigel, thank you and good evening to you. well, let's start this bulletin with some breaking news. we tell breaking news. we can tell you that record 385 migrants that our record 385 migrants crossed the english channel today. that is the largest number on a single day so far this year. and gb news understands a seventh small boat crossed into uk waters this evening. it was carrying 49 more migrants . it follows six other migrants. it follows six other boats from earlier on today, which were carrying 336 people. they were intercepted by border force earlier on today . well, force earlier on today. well, the other main news today is that the go

for your time. christopher hope, rochdale hope, who is live in rochdale where took where that by—election took place. can speak place. well, now we can speak with conservative member of parliamentn the uh, just your reaction the show. uh, just your reaction to the by—election result last night ? night? >> well, was interesting that >> well, it was interesting that christopher said the conservatives didn't do very well. wasn't a seat we well. um, it wasn't a seat we were to win, but we were were going to win, but we were going to our heart and soul going to put our heart and soul into it. um running really into it. um running a really positive campaign. came positive campaign. paul came third, beating two third, you know, beating two ex—labour people and reform, of course. so it proves the point that we are the people that people have to beat. we are going to get our trucks and our, uh, our tanks on everybody else's lawn and, uh, just watch it coming. although your candidate was criticised for going on holiday during the run up to the election, but he said family must come first. >> that was his excuse anyway. um, heather, what does the election of george galloway, a hugely divi

for rochdale. prime minister rishi sunak called his return to parliament beyond alarming, accusing him of dismissinglloway? nice to see you again. _ i'm feeling good, thank you. the sun is shining. what's it like to be back? well, i'll tell you once i've been inside. i always loved the building. the people in it not quite so much. thank you —

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parliament. i'm sure there'll be plenty coming up in the coming days. he may end up mp for rochdaley much for the moment. i'll let _ this seat. 0k. thank you very much for the moment. i'll let you - this seat. 0k. thank you very much for the moment. i'll let you go i this seat. 0k. thank you very much for the moment. i'll let you go and| for the moment. i'll let you go and see if we can find where george galloway is, because is who we are waiting for at the count. apologies for the little bit of break—up in the signal there in rochdale — sometimes that means there's a lot more mobile phones heading into that area, which could suggest maybe there are more journalists area, which could suggest maybe there are morejournalists moving in and that we may see george galloway shortly at that count because, of course, his team have already claimed that he has won the rochdale by—election and they're already planning a victory parade. as i said, we are waiting for him to arrive at the count, then, as peter was explaining, they get taken away and the officials give them the sort of result befo

rochdale. i ask, is this a dark day for parliament? and gary goldsmith , parliament?e uncle of kate middleton, goes in to the big brother household . there are worries he household. there are worries he might let the side down. i know, gary, i'll tell you what i think in just a bit. but before all of that, let's get the news with polly middlehurst . polly middlehurst. >> nigel, thank you and good evening to you. well, let's start this bulletin with some breaking news. we tell breaking news. we can tell you that record 385 migrants that our record 385 migrants crossed the english channel today. that is the largest number on a single day so far this year. and gb news understands a seventh small boat crossed into uk waters this evening. it was carrying 49 more migrants . it follows six other migrants. it follows six other boats from earlier on today, which were carrying 336 people. they were intercepted by border

rochdale. i ask, is this a dark day for parliament? and gary goldsmith , parliament?middleton, goes in to the big brother household . there are worries he household. there are worries he might let the side down. i know, gary, tell you what i think gary, i'll tell you what i think in just a bit . gary, i'll tell you what i think in just a bit. but before all of that, get the news with that, let's get the news with polly middlehurst . that, let's get the news with polly middlehurst. nigel thank you and good evening to you. >> well, let's start this bulletin with breaking bulletin with some breaking news. our news. we can tell you that our record 385 migrants crossed the engush record 385 migrants crossed the english channel today. that is the largest number on a single day. so far this year. and gb news understands a seventh small boat crossed into uk waters this evening . it was carrying 49 more evening. it was carrying 49 more migrant. its it follows six other boats from earlier on today which were

for the metropolitan police. last week, an independent inquiry found chances to stop wayne couzens were repeatedly missed. george galloway has been sworn in as rochdale's new member of parliament campaign tapped into public anger over the war in gaza, and lobbied against israeli military action. the prime minister called his victory "beyond alarming". now, how long would you wait for a lost item to be returned to you? it's probably not the best part of three decades — that's how long a former fi driver has waited for his rare ferrari to be found and returned, as grace harbage reports. this is former fi star gerhard berger, who in april 1995 finished third at the san marino grand prix in imola. it was also when the austrian�*s red 512 m ferrari were stolen. 28 years later, police in london have recovered the rare car, thought to be worth around £350,000. the met police's vehicle crime unit and the national crime agency discovered the car had been injapan up until late last year, when it was brought back to the uk. ferrari alerted the police back in january after the car was purchased by a us buyer. pc mike pilbeam said... it was one of two ferraris stolen in 1995. the other one

parliament with a campaign promising to advocate for gaza. george galloway accused both the labor party and the ruling conservatives of backing israel in the guise of war. he appealed to muslim voters in the community of rochdale in northern england. however, the faucet reports from rochdale to george galloway wilkerson policy of britain, candidates $12000.00 after a chaotic bi election, a stunning victory for george galloway. rochdale had been a safe seat for the u. k opposition. labor party? the galloway. it was a repudiation of the labor leda. keeps stomach. this is for garza and you will pay a high price for the role that you have plate labor with jewish support for its own candidates as our alley of the he was recorded, repeating an anti israel conspiracy theory about the october. the 7th. the tax galloway had declared his campaign a referendum on garza in a constituency. that is 30 percent mostly is supposed to said he was also addressing local, economic and social issues. his critics called him an outside looking to capitalize on division and accusation. he denied to us on pulling day. they want to move the palestinians without anyone speaking up for them. and when you're speak up for them, you're accus

melia was jailed for stickers, george galloway, a man who said equally provocative things , was elected provocative things, was elected to the british parliament by muslims in rochdaleims in rochdale. although, to be fair, it's not the worst thing muslims have done in rochdale. and just look at how the judge who handed sam his sentence. tom bayliss kc, seen here having a good old virtue signal next to a statue of mandela, let off much worse criminals. tom bayliss gave a man who had sex. images of children as young as three know jail time. he clearly feels the need to protect the hypothetical feelings of hypothetical people who might read a sticker saying it's okay to be white, but the feelings of very young children being subjected to the worst crimes in humanity don't matter as much. he gave someone caught with four grand worth of crack and heroin jail time. and heroin no jail time. apparently a big pile of hard drugs less damage drugs does less damage than stickers . other racially stickers. other racially motivated crime seemingly gets a passif motivated crime seemingly gets a pass if it's by a different group. hamud al—sulami, a muslim member of a grooming gang

parliament with a campaign promising to advocate for guns. george galloway accused both the labor party and the ruling conservatives of backing israel in the guise of war. he appealed to muslim voters in the community of rochdale in northern england, spoke to harry faucet in rochdale. about this harry the are far as yours. george galloway is a known quantity, right? he's a, he's a known figure in british politics. our viewers may not know this named may not know his, his, him so much in his track record. tell us about him and about this campaign in his victory as well. yes. i mean, he is very much part of why this has been such a singular campaign. he is an icon, a plastic politician. he used to be in the labor party. he was so selected as a labor empty. i was just now the main office there, some policy widely takes to take office in an election later this year. a 37 years ago he was that expelled from the labor party of his views on a rock. he has stood for other parties and as an independent and he is someone who is known to have an extremely tires, magic, and powerful rhetorical style of both his critics and his supporters would acknowledge that to his advocacy. so god. so he called us a referendum on garza

for rochdale. uh, george galloway. he is due to take his seat next week in parliament.ish mps will be upset and worried about him being on the green benches. the board of british deputies has said that they mps should turn they should. mps should turn their backs and not talk to him because remarks because of his previous remarks about israel and the jewish community. so i think we are approaching a very difficult time parliament and maybe time in parliament and maybe this is pm drawing a line this is the pm drawing a line saying enough enough. um, saying enough is enough. um, it's saying enough is enough. um, wsfime saying enough is enough. um, it's time that we, we, we re—embrace with those british values of tolerance and decency, recognising that, of course, the gaza conflict is extremely divisive for so many communities , and the british government is doing all it can get those doing all it can to get those hostages freed and ensure that peace to prevail over there. >> okay, chris hope, live from downing street. thank you very much. course we'll let you go much. of c

for your candidate's anti—semitic remarks causing him to be suspend ed, labour would have won that seat and galloway wouldn't be back in parliament. >> i deeply regret what has taken place in rochdalehis situation because labour had to pull our candidate because of those unacceptable comments, but sadly it was necessary and keir starmer took decisive action to make sure that he he was clear that the labour party had changed. that did mean that we effectively had to pull support from our candidate. didn't field a candidate. didn't field a candidate by—election candidate in that by—election but what we will make sure is that select a really that we will select a really strong candidate for the general election, which isn't far election, which isn't too far away, that candidate is away, and that that candidate is someone can seek to unite someone who can seek to unite the community more rather the community once more rather than division, which than stoke division, which i think sadly what we're likely think is sadly what we're likely to months to come. there >> although we learned today that labour candidate, that another labour candidate, mohammed , is being mohammed iqbal, is being

rochdale great again . france has become great again. france has become the first country in the world to make abortion a constitutional right for a woman. french parliamentenshrine women's guaranteed freedom to abort mps and senators convened at the palace of versailles, where the bill was approved with an overwhelming save 780 to 72 votes. president emmanuel macron describing the move as french pride that had sent a universal message age and lastly, a ferrari stolen from a former formula one driver 28 years ago has been recovered by the police. the sports car, stolen from austrian driver gerhard berger, is worth around £350,000. the ferrari . f512m was £350,000. the ferrari. f512m was one of two vehicles taken while their drivers were at the san marino grand prix in 1995. the metropolitan police says officers received a report from the carmaker in january following checks on a vehicle being bought by somebody in the united states through a uk broker last year. and they solved the case for the very latest stories, sign up for gb news alerts, scan the qr code on the screen right now or go to gb news .com/ alerts . news .com/ alerts. >> it's hard to overst

for one day only. lovely to have your company still to come. the latest from rochdale. as we analyse george galloway's return after nine return to parliamentople's . channel >> good morning. at 11:00 on friday, the 1st of march. this is britain's newsroom on gb news with me, bev turner and mark dolan. >> galloway takes rochdale. george galloway of the workers party of britain has delivered a stunning defeat for the mainstream parties by sweeping the seat of rochdale with 39.7% of the vote . of the vote. >> keir starmer , this is for >> keir starmer, this is for gaza. >> keir starmer, this is for gaza . and political fallout. gaza. and political fallout. >> we're going to be bringing you the latest from across westminster and beyond as britain awakes to this shock result . galloway's victory is result. galloway's victory is already got many talking. nigel farage is warning about sectarian politics in the uk. what is it? >> sectarian politics is here to stay. people thought the result in 2012, in bradford west, was a complete one off. it wasn't. it was a warning shot. this is voting along religious lines. allied to some extreme hard left cha

rochdale. this is for gaza but today failed to turn up to the urgent questions for gaza okay. >> cat in the hat. all right i might use that in parliament>> no he didn't ask. >> no he didn't ask. >> wasn't there was he. >> you're right. i didn't see him at all today. wow. >> all right, look, >> okay. all right, look, today's winner the union today's winner of the union jackass labour party. jackass is the labour party. there all right, well there we go. all right, well done, labour. you done, labour. although, you know, potentially know, it could have potentially all right. know, it could have potentially all you right. know, it could have potentially all you very right. know, it could have potentially all you very much,]ht. thank you very, very much, everybody. an incredibly everybody. for an incredibly lively show. i've enjoyed it. i know viewers our know our viewers and our listeners have well. thank listeners have as well. thank you, you, thank you. i you, thank you, thank you. i will tomorrow from 9 will be back tomorrow from 9 pm. of course, with hopefully another rip roaring show for you. headliners are up next. they're going to