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googled it, came up with penny appeal.llions of pounds annually. its website says donations have reached 60 countries across asia, the middle east and africa. they gave us a timeframe of about a year, give or take a couple of months. despite this, years in, the orphanage showed no real signs of progress. in 2020, reports of abuse at a charity in the gambia surfaced. with a subsequent investigation into the charity. the video shows conditions inside the site. this was discussed in 2017, do you have safeguarding measures in place? why has this been an issue in gambia if you had safeguarding measures in place? they could not give me answers. injune 2021, ishrat asked for her money back. they said they would not be able to get my money back, i said, why? i said, i have invested in you and i have no trust in you any more. it's in the eastern province of punjab where the purchased land to build her orphan home. in 2012, according to the website, they were in the process of mirroring their ten home orphan complex. she made her do

clear media is twirling about it as a right to appeal they want to do it quickly because it they steal all of its properties and they sell to somebody else, penniese dollar even if he wins on appeal. even if he wins or the eight men with the bill of rights of the constitution and the supreme court he has lost his property. they used a law that was never intended to be used this way. they have a judge who is a complete fraud or they have a prosecutor should been disbarred based on ashram for office. eight radical marxist kook. all democrats. what does this have to do with you? i will tell you what this has to do with you. while this is going on joe biden his regime have issued regulation that will make the use of your car and the combustion while an impossibility. in other words they are destroying the automobile industry. they are destroying your vehicles, your choice of vehicles for the future. why are they doing that? i will get to that in a minute. they are also doing another thing. this past week they enshrined rules that will make it virtually impossible to build single-family homes in the suburbs. this is been a dream of theirs since obama

think that's exactly why penny mordaunt's been penny mordaunt's name has been brought they don't brought up, because they don't want that right wing appeal they want to move to the >> they want to move back to the centre. best for centre. and the best option for a voice perhaps a centrist voice is perhaps penny morden . she's. penny morden. she's. >> i don't think so. >> i don't think so. >> the only people, the support of people like david davis bobby seagull alicia kearns is a very popular figure in the conservative party at the moment. >> yeah. and caroline nokes, you know we might as know what we might refer to as the tory which i think the tory wets, which i think actually have, a more of a general appeal rather. >> but i think they're wet enough already. >> the members and the >> the party members and the country whole. country as a whole. >> they're wet enough already. >> what i saw, lord cameron get out of the 4x4 walking up downing street, i thought, this can't is a man who can't be true. this is a man who single handedly , view, single handedly, in my view, turned tory into turned the tory party into something like the lib dems

penny mordaunt. potentially, they she'd appeal they think that she'd appeal much more to the sort of mid line sort ofoman. so joining me now to discuss my panellists, broadcast columnist lizzie cundy and also matthew laza matthew laza, i'm going come you, first of going to come to you, first of all immediately. do yeah. >> so should they it, i think >> so should they do it, i think if they switch penny if they switch to penny mordaunt, think they mordaunt, i think that they mylot would think that mylot i think would think that they 20 seats. they might save 20 or 30 seats. >> think talks human >> i think penny talks human whenever you think about her. a detailed on issues , i detailed policies on issues, i think she has a kind of warmth which saw when you which you saw when she, you know, was an mp know, when she was first an mp and part in splash, and she took part in splash, that reality show with that reality tv show with tom daley. did yeah, yeah. daley. did she. yeah, yeah. >> know. daley. did she. yeah, yeah. >> yeah.ow. daley. did she. yeah, yeah. >> yeah. yeah yeah. so she, >> oh yeah. yeah y

penny mordaunt. >> yeah, they believe, apparently, that she would be a better appeal to centre ground voters and couldeven reclaim some of the ground lost to labour if the prime minister faced a confidence vote in the coming weeks. let's talk to senior political analyst at the orthodox conservative david muir. >> morning to you, david, this is turkeys voting for christmas, isn't it ? isn't it? >> well, i think at the moment we've seen a situation where, you know, with the conservative party have had so many leaders. i people are frustrated, i think people are frustrated, the membership frustrated, the membership is frustrated, the membership is frustrated, the frustrated , in the voters are frustrated, in fact, apathetic. a lot of voters are very worried about getting out vote at the moment. and out to vote at the moment. and we some certainty, quite we need some certainty, quite frankly, need strong frankly, and we need strong conservative leadership. now, some and see penny some people think and see penny mordaunt as a vehicle for that, with a strong background in defence, as royal naval defence, as

unite with moderates to replace rishi sunak with penny mordaunt , they with penny mordaunt, they believe she would better appealof the ground lost to labour if the prime minister faced a confidence vote in the coming weeks. faced a confidence vote in the coming weeks . but would a change coming weeks. but would a change in leader at this stage really save the tories? well, joining me now is gb news, host of the saturday five albie amankona and political commentator and playwright emma burnell. really good to see you both this afternoon, albie. what do you think then of this suggestion? i mean, penny mordaunt, she's long been talked about as a potential tory leader , but really at what tory leader, but really at what is essentially the 11th hour, i think penny mordaunt, as leader of the conservative party is a brilliant idea, but not for now . brilliant idea, but not for now. >> i think it is absolutely for the birds to think that changing leader at this point, after all of the chaos of the last couple of the chaos of the last couple of years, would be the right thing to do. >> the sense i get from the pubuc >>

appeal. she was clear to return 18 months later as it was called, entry at the miami open. here it's something more than penny's, it's something personal. and i really love to see that people are appreciating me besides, then he said, besides everything that's happened. well someone who didn't appreciate it was caroline person yankee, a fellow, a former world number one was in the ascii police of wall called system is being abused and it's cold in tennis, will thirty's to produce a fist fights, simona situation has obviously drugged on for a long time she got her suspension reduced, it was an a clearance, so it was a reduced sentence. and again, i just hope for a clean sport kind of i wasn't happy with him earlier and she was saying she doesn't agree that people who have been out of the game for the reasons you should be given a wildcard in competition. i just wondered what, what use reaction is to the i why she said that is the best company. yeah. but why? why she said that because i didn't do anything wrong. that isn't cheap. i didn't dope. so is better if we added the decision from tasks that if those are co

penny mordaunt, they want from penny mordaunt, but you've made a really but i think you've made a really good there, is that good point there, which is that she that broad appeale does have that broad appeal, doesn't she, across the party. she does have that broad appeal, doeand she, across the party. she does have that broad appeal, doeand that's:ross the party. she does have that broad appeal, doeand that's whatthe party. she does have that broad appeal, doeand that's what the party. she does have that broad appeal, doeand that's what the tory. >> and that's what the tory party isn't it, alex? >> yeah. but i actually think that sitting at that they've been sitting at home watching cards home watching house of cards because fact that they're because the fact that they're about another prime about to ditch another prime minister actually minister is actually mentor. i was backstage to joanna, minister is actually mentor. i vireckon backstage to joanna, minister is actually mentor. i vireckon there'szstage to joanna, minister is actually mentor. i vireckon there's going to joanna, minister is actually mentor. i vireckon there's going to be nna, i reckon there's