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bases. house migrants at former raf bases . west lindsey district bases. west lindsey district council opposes the use of raf scampton in lincolnshire. brain tree council is challenging the use of wethersfield airfield in essex. the decision comes after 46 asylum seekers have already arrived at wethersfield field on wednesday . junior doctors in wednesday. junior doctors in england have said they're in it for the long run. on day two of their five day strike. that's despite the government's offer of a 6% pay rise, which the prime minister says is final. the british medical association says more strikes are possible . says more strikes are possible. they want an offer closer to the 12.4% given to junior doctors in in scotland . meanwhile, all four in scotland. meanwhile, all four teaching unions have called for their strikes to be cancelled , their strikes to be cancelled, saying members should accept the 6.5% pay rise they've been offered the education secretary, gillian keegan , told gb news how gillian keegan, told gb news ho

venice problem in the raf. well, i raisi— problem in the raf. the carriers are the carriers vital for the uk's security or a giani— vital for the uk's security or a giani waniiy— vital for the uk's security or a giant vanity project ? venice giant vanity project? well, one of giant vanity project? well, one ei ine— giant vanity project? well, one of the things that i thought we would talk about was global britain . and i think this is britain. and i think this is frankly a great delusion. you know, if want to be a great power or if you want to be global britain and be able to reach into these things, you've got to have certain things. an ally is only as good as the power that it can bring in support of an ally if it's not done to our economy , it's not done to our economy, it's not done to our economy, it's not done to our our diplomats play a part in it. but the bottom line has always been that we were pretty good at the military bit. we worked alongside very successfully. that's what it's about. don't pretend that about. and don't pretend that

different raf base .been identified as base. there's been identified as a base for migrants as well, isn't it? do you want to start us with that, please ? us with that, please? >> yes . so basically there are >> yes. so basically there are three appeals going on at the high court over the next couple of days regarding two raf bases that the government really wants to put channel migrants on. there is raf scampton will come back to you in a second and there's raf wethersfield in essex. there's raf wethersfield in essex . now that base can essex. now that base can accommodate up to 1.7 thousand six. all male migrants and the case representing one of the people bringing this case today said that today migrants had already arrived at at the site, although reporters there apparently hadn't seen them. but certainly they will be there today, which is curious, given there's a court battle going on behind me. and if they win the right to appeal for judicial review, that again, could take considerable amounts of ti

now, 2000 men are due to be placed at raf scampton, which was , of raf scampton, which was, of courseamous home of the dambusters. look for the latest on what's been going on in court. really. i'm going to go to mark white now. he's our home and security editor. he's outside the royal courts of justice. yes. okay mark, so i mean, victory part at mean, a victory in part at least. what's exactly happened here? >> well , i here? >> well, i think certainly a positive development isn't nor victory as such, because, of course, we have to have now that full judicial review into what the councils in essex and in lincolnshire are arguing is the case. they believe that the government has overreached in a sense using class to the rule that allows them in extremis to over rule these local planning permissions . and as long as it's permissions. and as long as it's government owned land such as ministry of defence base , they ministry of defence base, they can use that in this case to house asylum seekers to deal with that national emergency. how long is a national emergency is an issue that they w

raf heritage wish to remove the grave and the memorial to the dog and move it to raf marham in norfolkeliably informed the dog never even endured walkies . our never even endured walkies. our east midlands reporter will hollis is currently at the meeting . look will thank you meeting. look will thank you very much. go on, take it away. what's just happened moments ago the yes well earlier today when i was reporting on this story , a i was reporting on this story, a member of the kyiv scampton community group said that keeping guy gibson's dog here at scampton is just one small part of a much bigger battle. >> and today here at this planning committee meeting is that west lindsey district council described as extraordinarily be extraordinary that decision to remove guy gibson's dog has been rejected. it literally came through just a few moments ago . patrick, few moments ago. patrick, essentially what i was over heafing essentially what i was over hearing while i was just waiting to go live into your program tonight, was that the members of the planning committee were voting and they wer

we're going send raf we're not going to send the raf . then greece, we've got .kyriakos mitsotakis . we are at war with mitsotakis. we are at war with fire, a completely different assessment . assessment. >> i think both those assessments can can be true. they are at war with a fire, but rhodesis they are at war with a fire, but rhodes is on tourist minister says that it is contained within about 15% of the island at the moment . but there is obviously moment. but there is obviously issues around the wind in any shift in direction that could send it off, threatening other resorts . but actually very few resorts. but actually very few of the resorts around rhodes have been directly threatened by the fires and those resorts that have been threatened . will the have been threatened. will the 19,000 or so people evacuated out of those areas? so rhodes, rhodes town in the north completely unaffected , for completely unaffected, for instance? yeah. and that's why you've still got people are wondering on earth wondering why on earth is easyjet yet sending into easyjet y

base . seekers in a former raf base.ery shortly. stay with us. >> the temperature's rising . >> the temperature's rising. boxed solar power sponsors of weather on . gb news. i'm alex deakin. >> this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb news, sunny spells and more showers today, although not as many and not as heavy. the showers as they have been over recent days and the breeze is at least a little bit lighter. don't get used to that, however, because two areas of low pressure are merging to bring us a windy spell through a wet and windy spell through friday weekend. back friday and the weekend. but back to afternoon, not to this afternoon, it's not completely heavy completely dry. some heavy showers possible across showers still possible across parts scotland and on parts of scotland and later on across anglia , 1 or across east anglia, 1 or 2 lighter showers elsewhere . but lighter showers elsewhere. but actually a good part of the actually for a good part of the country, is going to be dry country,

that's the raf there with its standard , of raf there with its standard, of course , king charles, asqualified raf pilot. he got his wings and yes, i think they're about to come to attention there. >> and the king and queen are due to appear at about 2:05. so that's in about 15 minutes time. they will leave the palace and make their way towards saint giles cathedral . and that is giles cathedral. and that is where the king will receive the crown and sceptre, which form part of the honours of scotland as you would expect, there are protesters around and anti—monarchy rally is taking place outside the scottish parliament. there are protesters as well gathering along the royal mile as well. but there's plenty of security too, although interest hinckley, some onlookers are saying that the protesters have bagged a really good spot right outside the cathedral. they've got a really good view . good view. >> those are the voices of the protesters, not my king. you may hearin protesters, not my king. you may hear in the background . and so hear in the background. and so let's reflect that ther

now the the dambusters raf base.legal action against the home office has heard that the first asylum seekers have already been moved to the airfield. moved on to the airfield. according to the kc in the hearing. now this is one of those issues where you have a microcosm of the whole question on asylum seekers and migrants and so on. that could actually, if you pardon the expression, blow up in the government's face as it could. >> now, ultimately the government has been under so much pressure over what are known as migrant hotels, hotel halls many for example, halls in many for example, seaside places in the united kingdom that have been entirely taken over by the government to house migrants. taken over by the government to house migrants . the government house migrants. the government thinks that's an unacceptable situation. the local communities think it's an unacceptable situation. so we heard yesterday about these thousands of about all these thousands of hotel rooms are being kept hotel rooms that are being kep

now the locals are fighting to the grave of the raf to keep the grave of the raf heroes dog, the dambustersume the body of the dog buried at the former home of the dambusters are going to be discussed at a council meeting which we will be covering very shortly. patrick christys is on gb news, britain's nights from 7:00 on gb news, britain's news . britain's news. channel is the really a national treasure that's what i'm going to be talking about at 4 pm. and actually, in just a matter of moments, i'm going to be delving into this really bizarre issue surrounding the captain. >> sir tom moore, charity , i'm >> sir tom moore, charity, i'm sure that you've all seen and heard of this. i'll be talking about that in a second. but before that, we've spoken a lot about raf scampton on this show because more than a thousand male migrants could be almost definitely will be about to be housed on the site of the dambusters, an iconic, historic site. but today, the decision to move the grave of the dambusters dog will be debated at an extraordinary meeting of the local council's planning committee. the

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now raf >> as ever. thank you.ld site there up in the district of braintree . of course, we know the local residents braintree council have been going for a judicial review . isn't it amazing the government have chosen not to wait for the outcome of that legal process and today 46 cross—channel migrants were moved into that former raf base . how extraordinary that that when the law says is you can't deport people. we obey. but when it comes to filling up former raf bases , as the government can raf bases, as the government can ignore the law , what is not ignore the law, what is not being reported is that two dozen families , us service families families, us service families have been removed from the base to make room for what is going to make room for what is going to be a very large number of cross—channel migrants moving in. and i think we talk so often about the 6 or £7 million a day cost of housing, migrant and all the rest of it. i don't think we talk enough about the human effect on people who lose their jo

and if migrants at raf scampton.en stay tuned because i've got a feeling that you've been conned, my friend. but is exactly my friend. but it is exactly a year since an indian report revealed the extent of the grooming gang scandal in telford and local mp lucy allan has told gb news that she is concerned about the progress of the council and a potential and i think this is crucial potential conflict of interest between the council and its independent oversight. she's been speaking to gb news investigates. reporter charlie peters. >> no evidence of any of the progress. the council says that they have made . we've been led they have made. we've been led to believe that there has been meetings of groups of people who are in charge of the implementation process and we find no evidence of those meetings having been held . so meetings having been held. so they've claimed that they have implemented a certain number of recommendations, but nobody knows which recommends actions. those are and there are a number of issues that

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lester >> all right, raf sanchez, thank you >>> now to our visit to alaska and this sprawling joint militaryase. the chinese balloon that entered the u.s. over alaska in january shined a light on the state and its strategic importance, especially as adversaries like russia and china demonstrate new capabilities [ siren it is the jarring signal of another step in an uneasy and long-running dance between the u.s. and russia that buzzer sending an air force f-16 racing from its combat alert shelter near anchorage to intercept russian warplanes probing international airspace near alaska. this mission a drill but real intercepts of russian planes an almost monthly occurrence, though fewer officials say since the war in ukraine. f-16 pilot brent rist has flown in some of the encounters >> when we're side by side we're not communicating with them, there is always the standard message to let them know they're approaching american airspace. and it's professional at all times >> reporter: is the threat level increasing in alaska >> i think the threat level is increasing. >> reporter: lieutenant genera

all of this amid a health scare for israel's prime minister raf sanchez has the latest from jerusalem. >> reporter: tonight, israel's political crisis is reaching boiling point. vast crowds martha's vineyard marching to jerusalem in a last-ditch effort to stop prime minister benjamin netanyahu's plan to weaken the supreme court. but after months of stops and starts, the legislation is now heading for a final vote by tomorrow afternoon. these protesters have gathered in their thousands in front of the supreme court, the institution they vowed to protect but netanyahu says he has the votes, and he is determined to push ahead. that's despite the israeli leader being rushed to hospital overnight, fitted with a pacemaker after an irregular heartbeat. protester says the court is the only check on government power in a country without a formal constitution but netanyahu's right wing religious government says the court is standing in the way of the agenda it was elected to carry out. including expanding settlements in the occupied west bank and now a political crisis in danger of becoming a s

and then the second is at raf wethersfield, which is in essex . now what's been in essex.'s been happening today is a permissions heanng happening today is a permissions hearing that's at the high court, which is about 158 miles away, down in london. so while this might be where the communities affected , the communities affected, the decision is made down at the courts. essentially what that permission is hearing is, is it's the council's lawyers and they've been arguing that the piece of planning permission , piece of planning permission, the piece of planning legislation that the government and the home office are using is being misused. and the home office are using is being misused . essentially, it's being misused. essentially, it's a piece of planning legislation that means that older places is abandoned. places can be used by the government when it's an emergency. they're arguing because this is a permanent problem. the migrant crisis that this doesn't count as an emergency . so the court will be emergency. so the court will be making that decision tomorrow at 11 a

. asylum seekers in a raf.or 12 months. that that's the that she's been given the right that she's been given and to residents, she's suggesting that yes, they will only housed for only be housed there for 12 months she stands in months when she stands up in parliament. however, there are suggestions will be suggestions that it will be three five years, three years, even five years, that could be held in raf that they could be held in raf scampton . so they are worried . scampton. so they are worried. west lindsey district council that they are isn't very much clarity there at all. and of course if this detention in the raf base carries on for something like five years, then big regeneration projects like the one that's being planned now would certainly only be halted. so that's where we are with the case now. we are expected a decision today, but of course it might be delayed further down the line. and west lindsey the line. and if west lindsey council does win at this stage , council does win at this stage, w

washington, although the white house did say today it supports israel's right to defend itself. >> raf, thank you. >>> a federal judge in florida blocked parts of the state's recently-enacted election law on monday the law went into effect on saturday and would fine third party voter registration group $50,000 for each non-citizen which handled forms. the judge called it florida's latest assault on the right to vote and order the state's government to revise two sections of the law. >>> a civil rights group has filed a complaint against harvard university, challenging that school's legacy admissions. records show 70% of harvard's donor-related and legacy applicants are white the complaint says the system violates the civil rights act by giving an unfair boost to mostly-white students. legacy admissions have faced growing push back after the supreme court ruled against affirmative action in college admissions >>> today highland park, illinois will commemorate a year since a fourth of july shooting. they will hold a moment of silence at 10:14 this morning. local officials and gun violenc

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our raf sanchez is in that region >> reporter: heavily-armed israeli troops storming into a building, exchanging fire with palestinian gunmen part of a massive israeli military operation in the palestinian city of jenin. israel using armored bulldozers to clear away hidden bombs and calling in drone strikes in the occupied west bank at least nine palestinians killed in the fighting, according to the palestinian health ministry. the city's hospitals flooded with the wounded it's like we're in world war iii this man says. israel says olypalestinian militants have carried out 50 attacks on israelis this year. the issue is areas where palestinian militants, including hamas plan attacks and stockpile weapons, they say, but palestinians argue these raids inflame the violence and israeli troops stand by during attacks by jewish settlers on palestinian villages >> i have no doubt that as israel exercises its inharnts right of self-defense, the united states will stand firmly by our side. >> reporter: netanyahu's government is facing major protests at home and tension with the u.s. over the po

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raf sanchez, nbc news, jerusalem. >>> it was a dangerous weekend on the water for many. at missouri's lake of the ozarks, a boat crashed in the middle of the night into a house. a witness says the boat went airborne at the shoreline, hit the home and flipped over. official says there were eight people on board, and they were all taken to the hospital, and six were seriously hurt. the driver has been charged with boating while intoxicated. and a late night boat crashing cape cod took the life of a 17-year-old girl identified as sadie morrow she was identified as a standout lacrosse player in massachusetts. a 17-year-old boy was also hurt. police are investigating >>> 29 people were hospitalized and several more were injured after a deck collapsed at a montana country club over the weekend. our billings affiliate reported none of the injuries was life-threatening police said eight people were treated for injuries on the scene, and others walked away without getting any treatment. city officials say it was unclear how many people were on that patio when the deck collapsed.

of netanyahu's old commando unit. >> i think he's the first dictator of israel >> and our thanks to raf sanchez for that report. >>> authorities in pennsylvania say they have solved a nearly 50-year-old murder case. 8-year-old gretchen harrington was walking to a bible camp in a township outside philadelphia when she was kidnapped and murdered in august of 1975 police have now arrested david zanstra, a former pastor at one of the camp's host churches. he has been charged with criminal homicide and kidnapping his lawyers declined to comment. >>> police are digging deeper into the gilgo beach suspect they are using ground-penetrating radar to dig in the back yard of his home on long island. the home has a walk-in concret vault with a big iron door, where the suspect was keeping more than 200 guns heuermann is charged with the murders of three women and has pleaded not guilty oc >>> the obama family is mourning the loss of ha close friend. tafari campbell, a sue ous chefs found dead after a paddleboarding accident. the former president and first lady say tafari was a beloved part of our fa

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they did start arriving at raf wethersfield in essex .hersfield in essex. >> they did well, thank you very much indeed luck to much indeed and good luck to councillor patterson. i have to say, those prospects for say, i think those prospects for the complete regeneration of that site very, very exciting for the people of lincolnshire . for the people of lincolnshire. it's turned into a migrant centre. all that be gone centre. all that will be gone now. gear. the story now. changing gear. the story that's everything that's dominated everything this week the huw week, of course, is the huw edwards story . but for the first edwards story. but for the first few days, even though his name was all the internet , plus few days, even though his name vior all the internet , plus few days, even though his name vior 2ll the internet , plus few days, even though his name vior 2 pictures,e internet, plus few days, even though his name vior 2 pictures, we |ternet , plus few days, even though his name vior 2 pictures, we weren't plus 1 or 2 pictures, we

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so the first group of migrants set to arrive at raf scampton in at the raf scampton in lincolnshire won'toved until october , according until early october, according to bbc. so the delays have to the bbc. so the delays have forced you to surveys on 14 buildings still not having been completed similarly, are completed. similarly, there are reports officials are reports that officials are finding it difficult to find qualified professionals to oversee electricity oversee gas, water, electricity at the site. so it's a real sort of admin error. there's they can't get the right workers. there's problems with the buildings. i think just buildings. i think i've just been have been told we actually have a couple the migrants who couple of the migrants who weren't actually able to get into the raf base. is there is there a picture of it? yeah . there a picture of it? yeah. that's that's me when i was shipwrecked , i didn't know you shipwrecked, i didn't know you were going to show that picture. >> and that's darius. when he was my 14 year old son, he looked like he's cosplaying as aladdin. >> but

nbc's raf sanchez is reporting from jerusalem.position says they'll petition the supreme court to strike down the law, so maybe it's not the final chapter. what can you tell us? what's going on there? >> well, chris, israel is entering uncharted constitutional waters. these protesters you can see behind me have actually gathered in front of the israeli supreme court. the institution they've been trying for seven long months to protect. as you said, it is very possible that at some point in the coming weeks and months, we're going to have a situation where the supreme court strikes down this law to weaken the powers of the supreme court, and all bets are off at this point. legal scholars, politicians, analysts, nobody knows what happens at that stage except it looks a lot like a constitutional crisis. the other crisis facing israel tonight, chris, is whether this political situation is going to undermine national security. that's because thousands of military reservists, air force pilots, members of elite commando units have said t

what can you tell us, raf?reporter: overnight, we saw scenes of absolute chaos here in tel aviv and on the streets of jerusalem in the hours after that divisive piece of legislation passed through the israeli parliament, the knesset, tens of thousands of protesters took to the streets once again blocking major intersections, blocking highways. police at one point using water cannon to try to dislodge them. i want to show you one video from central israel late last night where you can see -- this is from the highway in central israel a car ramming into those protesters who were blocking the road there. now, police say three people were injured, fortunately none of them seriously in that incident. and the driver has been arrested, but that shows you just how high the tensions are. the protests themselves have died down today. but as you mentioned, chris, what started as a political crisis is now potentially endanger of becoming an economic crisis for israel. the stock market is down. the currency is down, people'

ali. >> raf, thank you. to get through with all that noise, but it's a important story in a ladder there covering this. we'll stay with you as the story continues to unfold. pcs, rob sanchez, in jerusalem. coming up next, what to several of trump's former aides have in common with cousin greg from hbo's succession? i'll explain, next. i'll explain, next check. psych! and i'm about to steal this game from you just like i stole kelly carter in high school. you got no game dude, that's a foul! and now you're ready to settle the score. game over. and if you don't have the right home insurance coverage, well, you could end up paying for all this yourself. so get allstate, and be better protected from mayhem, yeah, like me. thanks, bro. take a lap, rookie. real mature. subway's now slicing their deli meats fresh. that's why the new titan turkey is proferred by this football pro. and proferred by this football pro who actually uses her feet. and if we profer it, we know you'll prefer it too. i use my feet. have you

raf sanchez, thank you for bringing it to us.t one of the comments we just heard from the prime minister, that when all of this is over israel will be just as democratic as it was before and even more democratic. your take. >> well, chris, in israel and in the united states and in most western democracies the judiciary is the check on executive power. i think the millions of israelis that are protesting see the judiciary as one of the only antidotes and one of the only ways of preserving democracy in israel with the head of the executive branch who has autocratic tendencies and who is the defendant in a corruption trial that will eventually reach the supreme court. this is a guardrail that democracy shouldn't overwhelm, and that's what the people are afraid of. >> that "new york times" story i referenced earlier cites examples like hungary, india, brazil, arguing that how judges respond to attacks on their independence help decide whether would-be autocrats prevailed in constraining the courts. where do you see this going in isra

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lester >> all right, raf sanchez, thanks. >>> back in the u.s., police are searching for the suspects who opened fire at a summer holiday block party in baltimore two people were killed and dozens more were injured george solis has the latest. >> reporter: tonight, the search for suspects intensifies in baltimore, maryland, after gunfire erupted over the weekend at an annual block party claiming the lives of 18-year-old aaliyah gonzalez and 20-year-old kylis fagbemi. today gonzales's family sharing their grief. >> she shone so big, her star was so bright. >> she was the best sister i could ever ask for i miss her so bad. >> reporter: 28 others were wounded by gunfire, half of them teenagers, according to police >> we won't stop until we find those responsible and hold them accountable, we won't. >> she just kept screaming >> reporter: lakelle nelson said she rushed two young women who had been wounded to the hospital >> i have children, you know and i would have wanted somebody to do that for my child if she was in dire need like that. >> reporter: authorities say the event takes plac

former raf base, or indeed it might be up at scampton. the imperative of as far as the government is concerned is to try to get these marquees up and running to absorb this large surge that they're expecting so that we don't have the problems that we had.the don't have the problems that we had. the real crisis is that engulfed this processing centre at this time last year. >> but mark, i understand it's not the first time that this has been suggested by the government . when boris johnson was prime minister there was a similar idea, but they didn't pursue it because they were worried about legal challenges involving claims of inhumane treatment . claims of inhumane treatment. >> yeah, or there may have been other options available to them at that time. the issue with putting my clients in hotels may not have been acute as acute as it is now. so they're revisiting it. they've decided that they want to go ahead with that. we've heard criticism , of we've heard criticism, of course, from labour also the refugee charities , refugee refugee ch

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so the first group of migrants set to arrive at raf scampton in at the raf scampton in lincolnshire won'toved until october , according until early october, according to bbc. so the delays have to the bbc. so the delays have forced you to surveys on 14 buildings still not having been completed similarly, are completed. similarly, there are reports officials are reports that officials are finding it difficult to find qualified professionals to oversee electricity oversee gas, water, electricity at the site. so it's a real sort of admin error. there's they can't get the right workers. there's problems with the buildings. i think just buildings. i think i've just been have been told we actually have a couple the migrants who couple of the migrants who weren't actually able to get into the raf base. is there is there a picture of it? yeah . there a picture of it? yeah. that's that's me when i was shipwrecked , i didn't know you shipwrecked, i didn't know you were going to show that picture. >> and that's darius. when he was my 14 year old son, he looked like he's cosplaying as aladdin. >> but

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west lindsey district council opposes the use of raf scampton in lincolnshire. braintree council is challenging the use of wethersfield airfield in essex. the two day hearing began on wednesday as the first migrants began arriving at wethersfield. well, former home secretary priti patel has told us here at gb news that laws cannot be disregarded . cannot be disregarded. >> braintree district council have worked incredibly hard and all credit to them and their legal counsel for getting to us where we are with this judicial review. it's important that local and our local local people and our local councils and statutory service bodies, that their voices are heard. we have laws in place . heard. we have laws in place. the nationality and borders act . you know, we have the new plan for immigration in place. you know, we for years to get know, we work for years to get those in place and that those policies in place and that legislation place. you can't legislation in place. you can't just it and try to just discard it and try to supersede it with new policies . supe

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