secretary priti patel. andifs corporation tax is a big issue and it's here to stay and it's not going to go, as he's heard me say as well. i'm going to continue making the representation. but we've got to fit this round. don't more from my exclusive interview . one of my exclusive interview. one of the conservative party's sharpest political minds making a rare on the budget and the illegal migration crisis. very shortly as boxing , frank warren shortly as boxing, frank warren delivers a knockout blow to the virtue in chief, gary lineker how can you compare , us as a how can you compare, us as a nafion how can you compare, us as a nation with that ? gary lineker nation with that? gary lineker came . so the millionaire loud came. so the millionaire loud mouth sounding a death knell for the british bashing corporation. former bbc employee nana akua, who was the victim of a vile onune who was the victim of a vile online attack by saint lineker. she's going to pull no punches tonight . cancel she's going to pull

secretary priti patel. issue andifs corporation tax is a big issue and it's here to stay and it's not going to go, as he's heard me say as well. i'm going to continue making the representation. but we've got to fit this round. don't more from my exclusive interview . one of my exclusive interview. one of the conservative party's sharpest political minds making a rare on the budget and the illegal migration crisis. very shortly as boxing , frank warren shortly as boxing, frank warren delivers a knockout blow to the virtue in chief, gary lineker how can you compare , us as a how can you compare, us as a nafion how can you compare, us as a nation with that ? gary lineker nation with that? gary lineker came . so the millionaire loud came. so the millionaire loud mouth sounding a death knell for the british bashing corporation. former bbc employee nana akua, who was the victim of a vile onune who was the victim of a vile online attack by saint lineker. she's going to pull no punches tonight . cancel she's going t

and priti patel on and welcome. and priti patel on the way.royal masterminds, lady colin campbell, phil dampier and the attention seeking sussexes still haven't confirmed if they will be attending the king's coronation in less than eight weeks time and princess diana's rock, her close friend . former rock, her close friend. former butler, paul burrell, has laid down an almighty gauntlet to the duchess. speaking to closer magazine, paul said it's likely to be incredibly uncomfortable for them if they attend , for them if they attend, particularly meghan. are they to face the music? i don't meghan's brave or enough to be there . brave or enough to be there. she'd have to look in the eyes . she'd have to look in the eyes. a family she's pushed under the bus. i think harry may come alone . but lady c back. and alone. but lady c back. and welcome back. fill us. you just agree with mr. burrows. take on this . i agree with mr. burrows. take on this. i certainly do disagree with take on this . as far as i'm with take on this. as far as i'm concerned h

and priti patel on and welcome. and priti patel on the way.for our royal masterminds, lady colin campbell, phil dampier and the attention seeking sussexes still haven't confirmed if they will be attending the king's coronation in less than eight weeks time and princess diana's rock, her close friend . former rock, her close friend. former butler, paul burrell, has laid down an almighty gauntlet to the duchess. speaking to closer magazine, paul said it's likely to be incredibly uncomfortable for them if they attend , for them if they attend, particularly meghan. are they to face the music? i don't meghan's brave or enough to be there . brave or enough to be there. she'd have to look in the eyes . she'd have to look in the eyes. a family she's pushed under the bus. i think harry may come alone . but lady c back. and alone. but lady c back. and welcome back. fill us. you just agree with mr. burrows. take on this . i agree with mr. burrows. take on this. i certainly do disagree with take on this . as far as i'm with take on this. as far as i'm con

can i read you what the team of priti patel, former home| team of priti patel, former home secretary,y will do, they haven't come up with anything remotely new. if priti patel thinks you already have laws that you need what is the point in new legislation? doesn't it look like you're trying to give the impression of tackling a very complex problem but they might not have any impact? i complex problem but they might not have any impact?— have any impact? i think my constituents _ have any impact? i think my constituents would - have any impact? i think my constituents would say i have any impact? i think my constituents would say we l have any impact? i think my i constituents would say we don't have any impact? i think my - constituents would say we don't have the laws we need to tackle this problem because this problem is still ongoing. so it's only part of what needs to be done and, you know, as politicians, we know we need to reflect on public opinion and not answer these questions and stopping the boats coming across the english channel is a very big part in the arsenal. i was out

well, look, i think you'll be interested in this one jb you know, we spoke to priti patel last nightrt two of our exclusive interview you, she becomes one of boris johnson's most senior political allies to hit out at the westminster witch hunt taking place at the privileged committee on wednesday . i know committee on wednesday. i know you know a lot about it and she uses a very interesting word. jacob collusion. so it's a fascinating interview and i'm going to talk a lot actually about what's going on with boris johnson week because i believe it is outright as well . that's it is outright as well. that's really important. and i expect i will agree with every word that he has to say. thank you, john. that's all coming up after the weather. and you won't want to miss that . thank you to all my miss that. thank you to all my guests tonight for watching. i'll be back next monday at 8 pm. this has been state of the nafion pm. this has been state of the nation thank you for nation tonight. thank you for a delicious week . hello there. i'm delicious week. hello there. i'm greg chu . welcome

said it isjust former home secretary priti patel said it is just window dressing and she has accusedrriving in britain on a boat. speaking to laura kuenssberg this morning... it is boat. speaking to laura kuenssberg this morning. . ._ this morning... it is part of a whole range _ this morning. .. it is part of a whole range of— this morning... it is part of a whole range of things, - this morning... it is part of a whole range of things, a - this morning... it is part of a l whole range of things, a whole gambit— whole range of things, a whole gambit of things, to try to both keep— gambit of things, to try to both keep people in home country or is close _ keep people in home country or is close to _ keep people in home country or is close to home country as we possibly can, to _ close to home country as we possibly can, to try— close to home country as we possibly can, to iryio— close to home country as we possibly can, to try to make sure they are looked _ can, to try to make sure they are looked after in the first free country _ looked after in the first free country they might com

this needs end to reform pretty priti to end reform pretty priti patel. now, in other news today , the reward for information about the shooting of a police officer in northern ireland last month has been increased to £150,000. detective chief inspector john caldwell was shot up to ten times at a sports centre in omagh after coaching his children's football match . his children's football match. he remains in a critical but stable condition in hospital. detective chief inspector eamonn corrigan says he believes two ford fiestas were used in the attempted murder . a second ford attempted murder. a second ford fiesta vehicle was used in the attempted murder of dci caldwell . it is also a blue ford fiesta of a similar model. the second car had the registered number r, l , z, car had the registered number r, l , 2, nine it car had the registered number r, l, 2, nine it zero car had the registered number r, l , 2, nine it zero five car had the registered number r, l, 2, nine it zero five and was bought in the glengormley armley area of belfast towards the end

priti patel, she made the areas. priti patel, she made a lot of promises.son made a lot of promises. a lot of promises. boris johnson made a lot of promises . exactly made a lot of promises. exactly what rishi sunak has said that if you arrive here as an illegal if you arrive here as an illegal if you arrive here as an illegal if you arrive here illegally , if you arrive here illegally, you will be treated as such and you will be treated as such and you will be sent back. well bofis you will be sent back. well boris didn't keep his word . you will be sent back. well boris didn't keep his word. i hope that rishi does. i have a feeling that he does mean it, and he's giving suella braverman the support that she needs . the support that she needs. whether in the end, the legislation that makes its way through parliament is going to be mould. frankly, it's going to moored not only in the commons but in the law, in the lords as well, and particularly in the lords . if what ends up is very lords. if what ends up is very little, very , really, pretty little, very, r

priti patel, she made the areas. priti patel, she made a lot of promises.son made a lot of promises. a lot of promises. boris johnson made a lot of promises . exactly made a lot of promises. exactly what rishi sunak has said that if you arrive here as an illegal if you arrive here as an illegal if you arrive here as an illegal if you arrive here illegally , if you arrive here illegally, you will be treated as such and you will be treated as such and you will be sent back. well bofis you will be sent back. well boris didn't keep his word . you will be sent back. well boris didn't keep his word. i hope that rishi does. i have a feeling that he does mean it, and he's giving suella braverman the support that she needs . the support that she needs. whether in the end, the legislation that makes its way through parliament is going to be mould. frankly, it's going to moored not only in the commons but in the law, in the lords as well, and particularly in the lords . if what ends up is very lords. if what ends up is very little, very , really, pretty little, very, r

and it seems that there was at least an insinuation that priti patel was insinuation that priti patelas in some way responsible for this. she says absolutely that she was not she rang simon case the beleaguered cabinet secretary in a furious saying that she would sue. and i dare say that president ministers will back down from making that accusation although it is a fair accusation although it is a fair accusation to be asking what previous home secretaries did about this . when you consider about this. when you consider the jump migrant boats from hundreds . in the jump migrant boats from hundreds. in 2019 to the jump migrant boats from hundreds . in 2019 to 45000 last hundreds. in 2019 to 45000 last yeanl hundreds. in 2019 to 45000 last year, i think any home secretary would i think any former home would i think any former home would say if the present home, you know, the extent to i'm let down by my officials, you know the way this office functions. if you think that this was my personal responsibility , you personal responsibility, you probably know that that isn't really the case

well, it comes as it's revealed that along with liz truss and now priti patel , liz truss and now pritiof the spectator, cindy hughes , with spectator, cindy hughes, with us. since isabel and i were just chatting during the break here and priti patel , liz truss, and priti patel, liz truss, bofis and priti patel, liz truss, boris johnson , i mean, why don't boris johnson, i mean, why don't they just be honest about it and have a big sign that says we hit rishi sunak and everything he stands for and we're going to do anything we can to cause him trouble . so not that they overly trouble. so not that they overly care about these particular policies. they just blocking anything that he's in favour of. it's looking increasingly like that's undeniable, really , that's undeniable, really, because when it comes to something like northern ireland, i mean, i don't think priti patel is ever really said much, but obviously a massive but obviously she was a massive brexiteer. but when it comes to the solutions for the northern ireland protocol, you know, obviously pro the obviously she was pro the p

i mean, priti patel saying that the laws that are already place could are already in place could actuallyroposing actually do what the proposing to laws. it to do with these new laws. it doesn't really work. the point is seems it sounds as if it is it seems it sounds as if it does. well, the point you does. yeah, well, the point you make very pertinent one. make is a very pertinent one. and this before , of and we've had this before, of course, nationality and course, with the nationality and borders which was borders bill, which was introduced by priti and introduced by priti patel and she the time that there she said at the time that there was sort everything out and was a sort everything out and then had the rwanda plan and then we had the rwanda plan and we're a individual is we're not a single individual is yet go to rwanda. think yet to go to rwanda. i think they managed to get one person yet to go to rwanda. i think they the1aged to get one person yet to go to rwanda. i think they the aeroplane at one person yet to go to rwanda. i think they the aeroplane and|e person yet to go to

priti patel is also good. priti patel is also pretty good.e what they're saying, they're they're saying, and they're always pretty good, but they actually do actually follow through and do it easy to it today because it's so easy to stand with rhetoric and stand up there with rhetoric and make get on make pronouncements. but get on with the hard nitty , gritty work with the hard nitty, gritty work of politicking that too difficult them. but, you difficult for them. but, you know, the asking it know, the we're asking is it going be worse on labour? going to be worse on the labour? and has got to be and my conclusion has got to be yes as say he is a lawyer. i think he cares very much about human rights law. not sure human rights law. i'm not sure cares illegal cares so much about illegal people smuggling. despite his comments , or illegal comments today, or illegal immigration the criminal immigration or the criminal backgrounds of these kids become worse. to be under worse. it's going to be under labour at point we worse. it's going to be unde

source who is close to priti patel sources goes to which we suspect is priti patel.much the same . usually a do usually is saying much the same. is this much different in this plan to what we've heard before? well, there are some crucial differences , are some crucial differences, mainly in the big thing that will be trumpeted by the government will be this lifetime ban on people who arrive by illegal means into the country from from being able to do so again. these there are going to be swifter processing and deportations to countries whereby we have agreements . so whereby we have agreements. so the most notable one is rwanda, although that scheme has not got off the ground yet, the government is still pursuing it in courts, but also of in the courts, but also of course the uk has returns agreements with countries like albania . so being able to albania. so being able to expedite that process of getting people out . and then a lifetime people out. and then a lifetime ban on people who have been deported from even visiting the country again or trying to gain citizen

big debate later in the media bouts also coming tonight as hope a high profile brexit year like priti patelnd liz truss lead a rebellion liz truss lead a tory rebellion that left needing a labour leg up to pass his northern ireland deal up to pass his northern ireland deal. will the pm's soft tear the party apart ? will brexit and the party apart? will brexit and chairman of the iag group of tory mp mark francois speaks out live in the studio. plus former tory minister ann widdecombe has stay on a monumental day . stay on a monumental day. westminster she lends her on unmissable analysis big style. soon plus, as a top american lawyer says there's no exception for royalty after reports prince harry could be deported over his drug use, the tank battling to have his visa details released reveals why it's fighting for transparency . it is important transparency. it is important that no one receives preference or treatment in terms their immigration application . prince immigration application. prince harry spoke of financial aslef and joins me live to react to that extraordinary story shortly .

huge boris supporter bofis priti patel huge boris supporter boris not going to vote for it she'snson if. there was another leadership election. do they see this as a way to damage rishi sunak? do smell blood? sunak? do they smell blood? i think it's a bounce? i think for these particular i think it's about upholding what they see as their vision brexit now i think that's probably a lot of critics would say that don't think when you've got two or three different people leading brexiteers with a different view, then of course, you know, you're not going to have a unified solution. and i think for people like beth mead like boris, for liz they obviously want to make sure that we deliver on what was proposed in 2019. and then there is no divergence between the you are allowed to divergence from the eu rules. and i think they see part of the windsor framework is that the uk still has to be sort of retained within eu law . i of retained within eu law. i would just point out to, to ian , who i think is what he said a divorce inquiry, but also about the windsor framework is the northern

in 2022, priti patel had the nationality and borders act. how effective was that?, it has not really had much effect at all. the number has gone up successively over the last few years, and there being 3000 also already crossing the channel so far this year, so in terms of any actual deterrent the government has been able to put in place or to try to manage or control or one of those crossings, then frankly so far nothing has worked. we have the attempts to reach that arrangement with rwanda, which the government unveiled last year, under which people coming to the uk illegally via that route across the channel could find themselves sent to the wonder —— sent to rwanda, but that has not worked yet, there has been no flights from the uk to the rwandan capital under that arrangement because there has been legal objections to every case the government has tried to make it work with. so, so far, the government has really been at a loss, this and previous governments, in terms of tackling this issue, they admit now, ministers admit, that in doing what they plan to hear,

the home office run by suella this home suella braverman this home office by priti patel, the office patel, the homeless theresa these homeless from theresa may these are softies and these their are not softies and these their staff terribly bad at staff are terribly bad at processing. they do five cases a month , but there's never because month, but there's never because the consent of the current albanian. yeah, i was going to say a trafficked to the only one of those people don't get the asylum claims process because there's such a big backlog that they don't even have their asylum do you asylum claims picked up. do you think even offer think that we should even offer asylum a safe asylum to people from a safe country? have an agreement country? we have an agreement with albania for returns of those who don't who don't go , those who don't who don't go, who don't get granted refugee says that's one country which we haven't agreed think haven't agreed with. i think that the returns that returned the returns agreements are important . they agreements are important. they depend on tr

of course, this was the former home secretary priti patel policy , secretary priti patel policy, last flight that was supposed to take off for kigali, rwanda, last june. the end, not a single person was sent and the government has spent £140 million on this. so current time secretary suella braverman in rwanda this weekend basically making clear it is all systems go . the hotel beds are systems go. the hotel beds are ready. there are house is being built. they're showing that the accommodation is of a good standards. now the legislation was blocked last year by the european courts. then the government , one in the european courts. then the government, one in the high court is now gone to the court of appeal. if government wins that , then there will that, then there will potentially be clear to send people this summer. and of course , rishi sunak has said course, rishi sunak has said it's one of his five priorities to stop the boats as numbers have gone and up and up over a thousand and have already crossed this year. it's really very urgent. the government wants to show action and sh

but priti patel win over again. but priti patel did so well. did it exactly so well. just is say just that policy is say something and do not think something mean and do not think i'm a bit of both it's i'm a bit of both and it's that makes makes me makes everyone cross it makes me cross it makes carvin cross. it probably his own cross is cross it makes carvin cross. it proiably his own cross is cross it makes carvin cross. it proia good his own cross is cross it makes carvin cross. it proia good policy. s own cross is cross it makes carvin cross. it proia good policy. so nn cross is cross it makes carvin cross. it proia good policy. so allcross is cross it makes carvin cross. it proia good policy. so all cross,s not a good policy. so all cross, though different though for very different reasons to reasons and you love to see that's point this that's what the point of this show apparently look used to show apparently look get used to everybody i still want to hear what come, what you think. still to come, though, of course, after the latest revelations latest shocking

samuels nigel what else seduced by because coming up with big beast brexiteers boris and priti patelit time to admit rishi sunak cannot be trusted with brexit my superstore panel are going to wade into that battle very soon, but next i'm joined in the studio by mark francois, the leader of the aforementioned european research research group , who bravely led that revolt against framework. he's going to explain why she's soft. brexit plan is a bad move for parliament and. the people live with me in the studio straight after the . break welcome back now, rishi sunak's hopes of pushing through a soft brexit could come at the cost of party unity after he faced a significant backbench rebellion . his windsor framework bill the 22 true brexit peers who voted against his much maligned changes to the northern protocol were led by tory heavyweights, including boris johnson , liz including boris johnson, liz truss, jacob rees—mogg , priti truss, jacob rees—mogg, priti patel and duncan smith, john redwood and andrea jenkins and iag number crunching has revealed that the pm's northern ireland de

i my supporters, i'm delighted that priti patel actually approached me., which was a petition with you, which was a pleasant surprise . you know, a pleasant surprise. you know, a powerful , respected petition on powerful, respected petition on the secretary and everything like that. and hopefully we have a lot of people turning up. and thank you for watching it today. did she say why wants to get back behind this campaign ? well, back behind this campaign? well, it's interesting. if you remember an and you remember this she was exchequer secretary about 13 something like that. and i was actually fighting because that's a set up for the uk. we had some quite partisan in the treasury together, but she was always very honest , she was always very honest, straight look, we want to cut future . we want low taxes. future. we want low taxes. sorry, that was a conservative government. they, by way, to government. they, by the way, to say again like a low tech , say it again like a low tech, low taxes . but she's always been low taxes. but she's always been very h

here's what priti patel, the former home secretary big boris ally, had to say about the files.hursday night . with her on thursday night. issues around keir starmer sue gray of all these types of things, they're not happening in isolation . my views around has isolation. my views around has happened, you know pretty well now as well. i actually it's going to put our democracy in a very, very bad light. how can a handful of members of parliament's in the committee know really be that objective light of some of the individual comments have been made? i think there is a culture of collusion, quite frankly . so despite this quite frankly. so despite this culture of collusion , boris's culture of collusion, boris's bombshell defence be enough , bombshell defence be enough, exonerate him and the party witch hunt. carole malone i it would, but i don't think . it would, but i don't think. it will. you know this dossier is going to produce whatsapp messages which, which said that what he did and what he said to parliament he was told came under work exemption rules . and under work exem

, doing secretary, priti patel, doing just that.home secretary you were absolute clear that this woman must not re—enter the uk. do you by that? that's clearly right . absolutely that's clearly right. absolutely right. and i maintain that i will always maintain that position on. the basis that i have seen the security and intelligence information . and intelligence information. and quite frankly, it is the job the home secretary of the day to protect our citizens, protect our country from individuals who are threats . indeed and now are threats. indeed and now a nafive are threats. indeed and now a native exclusive documentary filmmaker alan duncan , is set to filmmaker alan duncan, is set to reveal eyewitness accounts that put shamima begum at the heart of terrorist training camps in syria, where she would have learned to use guns and even build suicide vests. alan, a former british soldier who later fought alongside isis, who later fought alongside isis, who later fought isis alongside the kurds. sorry went on to undertake pains ta

here's what priti patel, the former home secretary big boris ally, had to say about the files.day night . with her on thursday night. issues around keir starmer sue gray of all these types of things, they're not happening in isolation . my views around has isolation. my views around has happened, you know pretty well now as well. i actually it's going to put our democracy in a very, very bad light. how can a handful of members of parliament's in the committee know really be that objective light of some of the individual comments have been made? i think there is a culture of collusion, quite frankly . so despite this quite frankly. so despite this culture of collusion , boris's culture of collusion, boris's bombshell defence be enough , bombshell defence be enough, exonerate him and the party witch hunt. carole malone i it would, but i don't think . it would, but i don't think. it will. you know this dossier is going to produce whatsapp messages which, which said that what he did and what he said to parliament he was told came under work exemption rules . and under work exemptio

, john redwood and bofis priti patel, john redwood and boris johnson himself all seeming to slamme the former party minister joins me welcome the former party ministerjoins me now. welcome the former party ministerjoins me now . so and ministerjoins me now. so and you know, i'm truss all the way on this . where do you stand . oh on this. where do you stand. oh i'm definitely team truss in principle i think in practise she mishandled it she herself ignored that she tried to do far too much, far too soon. but she was certainly on the track . was certainly on the track. she's absolutely right about corporation tax . you know, corporation tax. you know, you've got the proof and astrazeneca and you're going to have more because firms won't come here. why should they come? why should big successful companies come here and pay higher tax than they would pay if they could go somewhere else? how long the european competitive getting out of the eu was that we were going to be competitive and we won't be so as we keep taxes high . now, the as we keep taxes high. now, the other thing is the

, doing secretary, priti patel, doing just that.ome secretary you were absolute clear that this woman must not re—enter the uk. do you by that? that's clearly right . absolutely that's clearly right. absolutely right. and i maintain that i will always maintain that position on. the basis that i have seen the security and intelligence information . and intelligence information. and quite frankly, it is the job the home secretary of the day to protect our citizens, protect our country from individuals who are threats . indeed and now are threats. indeed and now a nafive are threats. indeed and now a native exclusive documentary filmmaker alan duncan , is set to filmmaker alan duncan, is set to reveal eyewitness accounts that put shamima begum at the heart of terrorist training camps in syria, where she would have learned to use guns and even build suicide vests. alan, a former british soldier who later fought alongside isis, who later fought alongside isis, who later fought isis alongside the kurds. sorry went on to undertake pains tak

, john redwood and bofis priti patel, john redwood and boris johnson himself all seeming to slamelcome the former party minister joins me welcome the former party ministerjoins me now. welcome the former party ministerjoins me now . so and ministerjoins me now. so and you know, i'm truss all the way on this . where do you stand . oh on this. where do you stand. oh i'm definitely team truss in principle i think in practise she mishandled it she herself ignored that she tried to do far too much, far too soon. but she was certainly on the track . was certainly on the track. she's absolutely right about corporation tax . you know, corporation tax. you know, you've got the proof and astrazeneca and you're going to have more because firms won't come here. why should they come? why should big successful companies come here and pay higher tax than they would pay if they could go somewhere else? how long the european competitive getting out of the eu was that we were going to be competitive and we won't be so as we keep taxes high . now, the as we keep taxes high. now, the other thing is

, the principally by priti patel, the former home secretary.e secretary, also being perceived as being a you quite as being a very, you know, quite as being a very, you know, quite a on the right of a hard figure on the right of the party in term when it comes to things like immigration. but this rules this is all around rules concerning the potential detention children who come detention of children who come via boats , they come via via small boats, they come via illegal means. is that families and children can be locked up as part of measures to deter people. and, you know, i think the very fact that you have a quite, quite stringently conservative mp is saying actually that this is neither particularly humanitarian nor a particularly humanitarian nor a particularly good look, actually , you know, i think it's been proven what early polling has shown that actually a harder line on immigration whilst not is popular amongst many members of the public. i think almost by 2 to 1, locking up children is never particularly popular and that's never

priti patel talked a good game but ultimately nothing and suella braverman can't even talk a good game the result is we have we have ministers who are not fit for purpose, which is why the chaos continues. well, moving on to lighter news, we've got the guardian now with donald trump looking like he's going to make yes. he make a comeback yes. he delivered a speech and singing pack pack, which went down, according to the guardian, british label. they didn't say it was brilliant, but said it was received rapturously. yeah, he know he he brought out all old classics. you know, we're going to for seven years you and i being engaged in an epic struggle to rescue our country from struggle ethnic struggle. well, yeah , that that's, you well, yeah, that that's, you know, ethnic struggle. that's how the garden , they said yeah , how the garden, they said yeah, it could be it can be the same thing. yeah and then we're going to finish what we started, we started. i mean there was a miracle we're going to complete the mission. we're going to see this through to ultimate this battle through to ulti

priti patel there last april.ndra and £40 million this deal cassandra and £40 million this deal. yeah but still nobody on those flights i mean people watching this thing at home who who care about this issue they won't see a return on that investment. hasn't happened. investment. it hasn't happened. yeah, people are now yeah, exactly. people are now for something to move along in this and that . very joyful, this and that. very joyful, happy footage that we were seeing, it was highly positive on where people saying how great it will be. you know, they'll a front garden in the back garden , car parking spaces . it was , car parking spaces. it was really pushing over the fact that this is going to be a great sort of almost holiday destination for these migrants to be going to . but haven't to be going to. but we haven't seen any return on that 140 million so far. and so we need to be seeing a little bit of action now and a lot of that will be waiting for what that court of appeals says next month, talking about inte

big debate later in the media bouts also coming tonight as hope a high profile brexit year like priti patel rebellion that left needing a labour leg up to pass his northern ireland deal up to pass his northern ireland deal. will the pm's soft tear the party apart ? will brexit and the party apart? will brexit and chairman of the iag group of tory mp mark francois speaks out live in the studio. plus former tory minister ann widdecombe has stay on a monumental day . stay on a monumental day. westminster she lends her on unmissable analysis big style. soon plus, as a top american lawyer says there's no exception for royalty after reports prince harry could be deported over his drug use, the tank battling to have his visa details released reveals why it's fighting for transparency . it is important transparency. it is important that no one receives preference or treatment in terms their immigration application . prince immigration application. prince harry spoke of financial aslef and joins me live to react to that extraordinary story shortly . and it's been an emotional day here at gb news aft

why do you think is and when i spoke to priti patel in fairness that was in january the year just ton january the yearjust go was in january the year just go by she was home secretary. i told here that there's a massive problem in the court systems with the judges in the magistrates i can give hundreds examples by reading this . i mean examples by reading this. i mean only the other week in in my own time there was a survivor of non—fatal strangulation and i put non—fatal strangulation with a lot of is to get it on the statute book is a standing charge this victim's name was black i mean it only takes 6.8 seconds for somebody to lose and all patients die to non—fatal strangulation between 62 seconds and 152 minutes. this perpetrator will walk free from court, even though it carries up to a five year custodial sentence . the magistrate gave sentence. the magistrate gave him 12 months suspended for two years. what message is that sending to traitors and to the victims ? so you think even if victims? so you think even if when the law changes something to be done in terms of the well not

coming up on dan wootton tonight kt in an exclusive interview, the former home secretary priti patelst verdict on high tax hunts so—called budget for growth. tune in a rare insight into one of the conservative sharpest political as she lays out her vision for a better britain . vision for a better britain. don't miss dan wootton tonight 9 pm. to 11 pm. on. there's help for households. are you over state pension age? if your weekly income is below £182.60, or £278.70 if you live with a partner, you could be eligible for pension credit, even if you own your home or have savings. it's worth, on average, £3,500 a year and you could get help with heating bills and more, plus up to £900 in cost of living payments. gb news. okay, it's he's talking with a very lively crowd here in doncaster. i'm joined by ian snowden, local star football manager , player for the local manager, player for the local club. cheers i'm doing now . club. cheers i'm doing now. these are gb news talking pint branded glasses and if you want one, you can go. yes you really can do gb news dot store. i know . be rushing

it's the home secretary first visit to the african nation after her predecessor, priti patel signed the in april last yeah the agreement in april last year. that was in a bid to deter illegal small boat crossings. of course . our home security course. our home security edhon course. our home security editor, mark white is in rwanda with an update on the latest developments . the home secretary developments. the home secretary is arrival here in kigali is a very public reaffirmation of the uk and the rwandan government's determination to push ahead with the deal to send asylum seekers here. the plan is of course still stuck in the british courts and there's no doubt the government here in rwanda has been stung in recent months by the level of criticism it's received from human rights groups and refugee charities. suella braverman onto counterparts here insist that's a wilful of the country has to offer . it has a wilful of the country has to offer. it has already accepted asylum seekers and other immigrants from countries in africa and the middle east who the government here in kigali sa

and got indications that priti patel and also iain duncan smith may vote against as well.ing they will vote against, but we've got this interesting quote from sir jeffrey donaldson just a couple of days ago appearing to indicate he did not believe that the windsor framework needed to be renegotiated with the eu. that's not exactly out of hand rejection, is it? well, no , he's been actually a has no, he's been actually a has made some quite sounds towards the and i was in i was in belfast couple of days after the deal was announced when she said oh sorry just before the deal was announced when rishi sunak was announced when rishi sunak was speaking to the dup and he said that progress had been made. so it sounds as though the dup's issues with with the framework on to deal but he's he's got to try and keep his party together because certainly in terms of sammy wilson ian paisley within the party instalment they're indicating you know it doesn't cut the mustard i think was a phrase that they've used doesn't cut the mustard was indeed the phrase that they used and what the is

i would in defence of priti would say in defence of priti patel she home patel when she was home secretary shawcross inquiry by william shawcross which has revealed the mistake so i a word of defence is so i think a word of defence is called it is called for. bob it is frightening to see how the left and the woke brigade infiltrate the mechanisms of government like prevent and distort their work align with their own work to align with their own ideals . can stealth be ideals. how can this stealth be stopped? well, i hope by revealing it on programmes like this and then on the prevent scheme was another load of rubbish and doesn't mince her words. she's a clear spoken lady. it concentrated more on right leaning people like yourself . that's me. an right leaning people like yourself. that's me. an islamist potential terrorist. so thank you . let's move on now to the you. let's move on now to the small boat crossings, because they have reached a enormous levels over the last couple of years. as many as 45,756 individuals. it's a wonderfully precise figure. i don't know quite how they count th

offence which carries more than 12 months of prison, automatic, which is the last time secretary was priti pately at patel, she was home secretary at the time of this unless the elliott case and she says that she found up against a public opinion celebrities scores of labour mps and human rights law. i i and i know you're a supporter of the concept and the principle of human rights, but doesn't it render us to do things if a judge you know, if somebody claim they've got a family connection here or whatever it is, isn't it time for a reappraisal. i haven't really what i'm saying. i look, i sympathise with the victims and his family obviously and cases this justify what you're saying but it's price we pay pay for freedom and rights of individuals against interference. it's sad i agree but it doesn't mean we just throw the whole of the legislation out but all these okay but these can be you know rights that we have within our own country or their given to us that are judged by the european court of human in strasbourg. shouldn't we be doing this? shouldn't we be doing this? shouldn't brexit, britai

you so much for coming in that's all from us next is dan watkin mr. working in to the brilliant priti patel yes got for us tonight. well yes we've got a special budget analysis and of are pretty she has a lot to say about it as sure you would imagine but we're also cover this crisis ongoing crisis at the bbc to jacob our very own nana akua some very strong words as does the tory mp andrea jenkins as well. so we've got lots on way tonight but well, it's great that you've got pretty because watch well pretty as always got such strong views . any preview as to what she's likely to say. let's just say she's even on the happy than you about the corporation tax hike you . well that's obviously you. well that's obviously wonderful i pretty is one of the real stars of the conservative party. she's one of the nicest people in the party and the toughest she was a tariff home secretary so i'm rather jealous secretary so i'm ratherjealous she's your show, not mine . but she's your show, not mine. but you listen to pj with dan you can listen to pj with dan after weather which is after the weather which

i certainly share court, but i certainly share your frustration of what happened last year when priti patelhen home secretary , patel, the then home secretary, began to use the rwanda policy and it was frustrated the 11th hour by an unnamed judge from which country we rushed rushing in the ball, but could have been you can't say that and think perhaps most importantly that was essential and injunction which the domestic courts here in the uk had chosen not to do so. and that was very unfortunate. i hope we won't see that again. so we'll be refusing injunction if a similar were taken by the european court because other european countries don't accept the validity of those injunctions. well, we have begun discussions with the court to share our frustration on what happened previously and to see whether there is more sensible way in which this could be handled so that you don't have 11th hour intervene and then potentially long legal delays when our domestic courts haven't done that . and you may note, done that. and you may note, because you are an eagle eyed parliamentarian, that we have put

they've talked even tougher than priti patel did before. but is it really to make any difference?people come across the channel are deemed to have come illegally , are detained and then illegally, are detained and then deported? is it really going to happen all the while we're under the auspices of the european court of human rights. i got to tell you , i have my doubts. i tell you, i have my doubts. i doubt tell you, i have my doubts. i douth tell you, i have my doubts. i doubt i doubt for that reason. i also doubt it because british judges will seize , upon the judges will seize, upon the human rights act signed into law in this country in 1998. so what we heard over the weekend was that up to 60 conservative members of parliament were going to lay down some amendments are really tough amendments. that said we would as a country ignore the rulings of the echr at least that is my understanding of what this rebellion was going to be about and what the amendments being put down would say . and yet put down would say. and yet today we learn they've all been withdrawn . has rishi sun

on my show we talk about on my show where we talk about suella braverman patel suella braverman priti pateln small boats, which an issue you've boats, which is an issue you've been about and been talking about a lot and people again moralising saying how could they do this whether they're sons and daughters of immigrants themselves. i think it's irrational a logical bizarre. yes i mean, do the current cabinet sound like goebbels in the gang? do you know, not at all. and the thing that the very that you make that just someone comes from a particular background and then they will have a particular view. i think is really quite sinister and odd quite honestly, i worry i really worry about it. so this is a great country to be from any background you get anywhere your merit, what anywhere on your merit, what people want to see and every person to see irrespective person wants to see irrespective of my the of background. in my view, the majority want see fair play majority want to see fair play when get about people when they get about is people abusing system come across. abusing the system come

priti patel talked a good game but ultimately nothing and suella braverman can't even talk a good game the result is we have we have ministers who are not fit for purpose, which is why the chaos continues. well, moving on to lighter news, we've got the guardian now with donald trump looking like he's going to make comeback he make a comeback yes. he delivered a speech and singing pack pack, which went down, according to the guardian, british label. they didn't say it was brilliant, but said it was received rapturously. yeah, he know he he brought out all old classics. you know, we're going to for seven years you and i being engaged in an epic struggle to rescue our country from struggle ethnic struggle. well, yeah , that that's, you well, yeah, that that's, you know, ethnic struggle. that's how the garden , they said yeah , how the garden, they said yeah, it could be it can be the same thing. yeah and then we're going to finish what we started, we started. i mean there was a miracle we're going to complete the mission. we're going to see this through to ultimate this battle through to

they've talked even tougher than priti patel did before. but is it really to make any difference?le come across the channel are deemed to have come illegally , are detained and then illegally, are detained and then deported? is it really going to happen all the while we're under the auspices of the european court of human rights. i got to tell you , i have my doubts. i tell you, i have my doubts. i doubt tell you, i have my doubts. i douth tell you, i have my doubts. i doubt i doubt for that reason. i also doubt it because british judges will seize , upon the judges will seize, upon the human rights act signed into law in this country in 1998. so what we heard over the weekend was that up to 60 conservative members of parliament were going to lay down some amendments are really tough amendments. that said we would as a country ignore the rulings of the echr at least that is my understanding of what this rebellion was going to be about and what the amendments being put down would say . and yet put down would say. and yet today we learn they've all been withdrawn . has rishi sunak w

little clip here of an exclusive interview that'll be played out tonight on dan wootton show from priti patelow do you feel with this furore over the past week when you have a high profile bbc presenter and gary lineker actually comparing the policy to 1930 germany? well you know, i've experienced such from him as well. when i was home secretary, i fundamentally disagree with that and i disagree with that and i disagree with that and i disagree with his comments for the obvious reasons , you know, the obvious reasons, you know, we can't sit back , do nothing we can't sit back, do nothing that longer, form . interview that longer, form. interview with dan wootton exclusively on gb news later on tonight in moment, it's time for talking points. i'll be joined by shaun james repo man of channel 4 fame will find out what is what is it like to go round the country repossessing people's cars . there's help for households. are you over state pension age? if your weekly income is below £182.60, or £278.70 if you live with a partner, you could be eligible for pension credit, even if you own your home o