the numbers of migrants currently being housed at raf wethersfield way , way, at raf wethersfield way being threatened by human traffickers in calais. but we've also got this, i think this is going to end up being the future of sport , which is trans only categories in sports likes swimming. it would completely avoid men competing against women , competing against women, frankly, wouldn't it? the only issue would be, of course, that it would have to admit to men and women being different and trans people being somewhere in the middle, which a lot of the woke brigade struggle to do. we're also to going be discussing the discussing this as well, the sound passing michael sound passing of michael parkinson after parkinson passed away after a short at the age 88. short illness at the age of 88. he's the he's interviewed them all the best time, arguably the best of his time, arguably the best of his time, arguably the best time. we will be best of any time. we will be paying best of any time. we will be paying to parky. and paying tribute to parky. and finally, we were at downing street ea

you're in the raf. you're being posted abroad now . it's elvis week raf.lvis week this raf. you're being posted abroad now . it's elvis week this week raf. you're being posted abroad now. it's elvis week this week . now. it's elvis week this week. yes. elvis died 46 years ago . yes. elvis died 46 years ago. yeah, he was in germany. yeah dufing yeah, he was in germany. yeah during the 50s. >> germany at the same time as me. he was with the us army doing his national service. he was in frankfurt and i was in cologne, so i didn't meet him, but i did play his records along with , you know, jerry lee lewis with, you know, jerry lee lewis and little richard . it was and little richard. it was a very exciting time . and that was very exciting time. and that was the start of a career that somehow or other i've dragged out for 60 years. >> so i guess you know, you know, i'm a big beatles fan. i'm an elvis fan. yeah, i guess dunng an elvis fan. yeah, i guess during 50s, a lot of the during the 50s, a lot of the engush during the 50s, a lot of the english bands and am

these raf typhoon jets were launched from raf lossiemouth in scotland it is one of the two uk quick reactionted north of the shetland islands within nato's northern air policing area. that is when these raf typhoon jets were launched. we will get more on that when we get it. but for the moment let's turn to poland where two russians accused of disseminating propaganda on behalf of the wagner mercenary group have been arrested and charged with espionage. just to remind you — the wagner group is a private military organisation led by yevgeny prigozhin. thousands of wagner mercenaries travelled to belarus — which borders poland — after the group's failed mutiny in june. straight to warsaw. adam easton is there. what more can you tell us about this? ~ . . ., ., ., , this? according to the polish security services _ this? according to the polish security services these - this? according to the polish security services these two l this? according to the polish i security services these two men this? according to the polish - security services these two men were arrested on friday after they pasted

after the accident. - despite a rescue operation, including the raf, only 89 men survived.hat has echoed down through the generations. that experience of trauma is all too familiar for the man who's organised families to come together to fight for the full truth. there was a study made in 2005 showing that 37% of the survivors still suffered from severe psychological damages. fighting for facts is a very important element in the healing process for these these traumas that people are experiencing. survivors and relatives dispute the findings of a 1980s inquiry into the disaster that was held behind closed doors. and the kielland network has invited british families to norway to increase the pressure. with activity and network in both places it will also be helpful in making british politicians and parliamentarians more aware of what has been happening and that the push for more answers will be stronger. if we connect that way. you're going to norway to meet otherfamilies. what do you hope that trip brings? hope to get out of that meeting with the norwegians? just answers so

you're in the raf. you're being posted abroad now . it's elvis week raf.lvis week this raf. you're being posted abroad now . it's elvis week this week raf. you're being posted abroad now. it's elvis week this week . now. it's elvis week this week. yes. elvis died 46 years ago . yes. elvis died 46 years ago. yeah, he was in germany. yeah dufing yeah, he was in germany. yeah during the 50s. >> germany at the same time as me. he was with the us army doing his national service. he was in frankfurt and i was in cologne, so i didn't meet him, but i did play his records along with , you know, jerry lee lewis with, you know, jerry lee lewis and little richard . it was and little richard. it was a very exciting time . and that was very exciting time. and that was the start of a career that somehow or other i've dragged out for 60 years. >> so i guess you know, you know, i'm a big beatles fan. i'm an elvis fan. yeah, i guess dunng an elvis fan. yeah, i guess during 50s, a lot of the during the 50s, a lot of the engush during the 50s, a lot of the english bands and am

raf took care of his health and drove on; it was already late, studio 17, 1964.litter at frankfurt pahavana, he is an ugly machine, the beetles did not forget about the count, and they guessed the right hand. electrical lecturers around 1911 wardzhabsky named one of the central streets. true, after the revolution, i did not rename kirova street today in minsk about slavuta homer, a memorial plaque for her game in young dryish in full plan and nine. knowing holy people and what they can tell you about others will unequivocally surprise you, many people are surprised how a jaw of a rhinoceros was found in the woodland in belarus, it turns out that several thousand years ago animals that can now be found in africa skin with the hero of flooding will share it that knowing the town itself is overgrown, spruce noon, belarusian city. here the belarusian reservation was half a day, youns is on the face of goryn politics a project about people who live for half a day in belarus and work everything for the development of their dear ones . this is a kind-hearted person. you

sanchez who is following these developments good morning, raf. how did this assault on kherson unfold >> reporter: jessica, good morning. yeah, this is the latest russian attack on civilians in the southern ukrainian city of kherson. adds you will remember the russians occupied the city for the first nine months of the war, withdrew to just the other side of the dnipro river and have continued to shell kherson relentlessly since then. yesterday's attack attacking the city and surrounding neighborhoods and at least seven civilians were killed including that three week old baby girl, her 12-year-old brother and their mother who was 39 years old. ukraine's interior minister says these terrorists must be stopped. now, this came after an alarming incident in the black sea where the russian navy says it used automatic weapons to fire warning shots towards a civilian cargo ship heading towards a ukrainian port russian commandos descended from a helicopter on to that ship, searched it before allowing it to go on its way now, the russians say this is thei

raf got an exclusive for you on more problems . raf wethersfield. problems. raf wethersfield. news channel. gb news, britain's news channel. >> the temperature's rising. boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. hi there . weather on. gb news. hi there. >> it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office. >> with the gb news forecast showers . showers. >> for many of us today, driest in the south with warm, sunny spells . otherwise, it's showers spells. otherwise, it's showers and longer spells of rain . a and longer spells of rain. a weather front is moving across central parts. high pressure to the south of the uk . the south of the uk. >> changeable for parts of scotland and northern ireland with showers and longer spells of rain, there'll be some damp weather into northern weather moving into northern parts of wales, into northern england through the evening and overnight whilst some showers turn up across south—west england some very lively england and some very lively weather over the near continent . a risk of severe thunderstorms here. we could start to impact thi

the question, will it be enough to keep players safe this season raf sanchez, nbc news. >>> a historic day for spain after their women's national team won the world cup. it's their first championship in history. kelly cobiella has the story. >> reporter: tonight celebrations in spain and australia for the new world champions of women's soccer, a first for spain. >> absolutely ecstatic >> they played so good >> they played really, really good. >> reporter: their team beating england in a tough and at times bloody final this the only goal of the game. >> spain leads >> reporter: a thrilling shot from the spanish captain olga carmona they almost made it two after a penalty call against england england's goalkeeper mary earps making a spectacular save, trying to fire up her team they had their chances to score >> off the crossbar! >> reporter: but spain held out to the end. >> spain wins the world cup! >> i don't have any words for this moment. it's unbelievable. >> reporter: for england, heartbreak. >> obviously devastating but so, so proud of the girls. >> really proud of the team to com

teacher trapped in a dangling cable car in the mountains of pakistan, after one of the cables broke raf sanchez has late details. >> reporter: tonight, a perilous rescue nearly a thousand feet off the ground seven children and one teacher trapped on this cable car on their way to school, left dangling over a ravine after an overhead line snapped. pakistani military helicopters circling above, lowering commandos by rope, but trying not to shake the car with the force of their rotors. cable cars are a common way to travel in remote areas with poor roads and with crowds gathering below, one man making a frantic call to localtv proonboard the car "it's a matter of human lives," he says, "the authorities should rescue all of us as soon as possible." and then, on the helicopter's third pass, success. this student stepping off the car and lifted to safety. the choppers forced to land when the sun set. but locals and rescue teams working in the darkness, using improvised pulleys to get everyone else to safety >> when the helicopter operation could not go on in the dark, i think the rescuer made

my granddad was recruited for the raf in 1958 and i said, like, "did you enjoy it?"hat about you ? he came at the wrong time. when i came here, i mean, the war was still on. the best thing was get to know where you were, get to know the people and... keep your nose clean. keep your nose clean? don't get involved with anything. what do you feel is the key aspect of who you are and what you want represented in the painting? hmm. really, it's up to you. sometimes you can have really serious portraits, but you've got such a great laugh, i feel like i want to capture some of the, some of the candid nature of your personality. really. yeah. a lot of memories go back into good reggae music. a lot of good memories, yep. all the teaching of english, everything you did in jamaica was english. how else do you teach anybody? it has to be like that, i you know what i mean? british guyana. one of my first experience says about britain was when, injamaica, you're taught many, many songs. that's part of education. you sang a lot in schools. one day i went home and my aunts said, "yo

he was vital to protecting the raf and to the protecting the raf and the island of malta during the siegefar east with distinction . but 1940 was his distinction. but 1940 was his golden moment and we his role as the commander of no. 11 group is quite well known. but it's now emerged thanks to brilliant research by dilip sarkar , who's research by dilip sarkar, who's a superb historian of the battle of britain. he's written over 50 books on the battle that keith park actually is can be designated one of the few. the few is the title that was given to the 3000, roughly 3000 men of the raf who served during the battle of britain and they owe their name to churchill's famous speech in 18th of august 1940, when he said, never in the field of human conflict has so much been owed by so many to so few, and the few, the qualification is you have to have served in two operational sorties during the battle of britain from late july until mid september. and it was always thought that keith park hadn't done that . but dilip park hadn't done that. but dilip sarkar got hold in new zealand of his logboo

despite a rescue operation, including the raf, only 89 men survived.that has echoed down through the generations. that experience of trauma is all too familiar for the man who's organised families to come together to fight for the full truth. there was a study made in 2005 showing that 37% of the survivors still suffered from severe psychological damages. fighting for facts is a very important element in the healing process for these these traumas that people are experiencing. survivors and relatives dispute the findings of a 1980s inquiry into the disaster that was held behind closed doors. and the kielland network has invited british families to norway to increase the pressure. with activity and network in both places it will also be helpful in making british politicians and parliamentarians more aware of what has been happening and that the push for more answers will be stronger. if we connect that way. you're going to norway to meet otherfamilies. what do you hope that trip brings? hope to get out of that meeting with the norwegians? just answers s

he was vital to protecting the raf and to the protecting the raf and the island of malta during the siegest with distinction . but 1940 was his distinction. but 1940 was his golden moment and we his role as the commander of no. 11 group is quite well known. but it's now emerged thanks to brilliant research by dilip sarkar , who's research by dilip sarkar, who's a superb historian of the battle of britain. he's written over 50 books on the battle that keith park actually is can be designated one of the few. the few is the title that was given to the 3000, roughly 3000 men of the raf who served during the battle of britain and they owe their name to churchill's famous speech in 18th of august 1940, when he said, never in the field of human conflict has so much been owed by so many to so few, and the few, the qualification is you have to have served in two operational sorties during the battle of britain from late july until mid september. and it was always thought that keith park hadn't done that . but dilip park hadn't done that. but dilip sarkar got hold in new zealand of his logbook and

raf sanchez is following these developments this morning. what are these other countries doing to try to help niger >> reporter: well, steven, the west african regional bloc says as a last resort they are prepared to use force in niger. senegal is the latest to say they would use troops. for now, though, the focus is on diplomatic, economic pressure, including financial sanctions, and parts of niger have been seeing rolling blackouts, which appears to be a result of neighboring countries cutting off electricity. president biden also adding his voice, saying he wants to see immediately the release of niger's imprisoned president but we saw yesterday hundreds of supporters of the military coup out on the streets of the capital of niger a lot of their anger is aimed at france, which is the former colonial power in the country. we're also hearing from the state department about the plan to get americans out of niger. they chartering a flight today to evacuate non-essential embassy personnel, diplomats, and their families but they are also saying

above a ravine the 12-hour ordeal was broadcast on television, gripping the nation for hours as our raf sanchez reports, ingenuity and bravery from both rescue crews and locals saved the day. >> reporter: a perilous rescue nearly a thousand feet off the ground seven children and one teacher trapped on this cable car on their way to school. left dangling over a ravine after an overhead line snapped pakistani military helicopters circling bovgs lowering commandos by rope but trying not to shake the car with the force of their rotors. cable cars are a common way to travel in remote areas with poor roads. and with crowds gathering below, one man making a frantic call to local tv from on board the car it's a matter of human lives, he says the authorities should rescue all of us as soon as possible. and then, on the helicopter's third pass, success. this student stepping off the car and lifted to safety the choppers forced to land when the sun set. but locals and rescue teams working in the darkness, using improvised pulleys to get everyone else to safety. >> when the helicopter operation cou

raf sanchez, nbc news. >>> in ohio today one child was killed, and 23 others were injured when their school bus crashed. officials say it happened on a road in lawrenceville west of columbus when the bus collided with a minivan that was in the wrong lane causing the bus to overturn. most of the injuries were described as nonlife-threatening. this was the first day of the school year there. >>> and in mooresville, north carolina, authorities are investigating the deadly explosion of a house owned by caleb farley. officials said farley's father robert died in the explosion, and another man was injured. the cause is under investigation, but authorities reported the smell of gas on the property. >>> in southern california, authorities are calling it a potential hate crime. the fatal shooting of a shop owner and noted designer in a dispute over a pride flag. here's maggie vespa. >> reporter: tonight, a california resort town consumed with grief after lauri carleton, a store owner, wife, and mother of nine, was killed authorities say confronting hate. the san bernardino county sheriff says

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raf scampton in lincolnshire. northeye in east sussex.erick in the prime minister s constituency in north yorkshire was talked about. but local opposition and legal challenges mean that, as i speak, only wethersfield has seen any asylum seekers arrive , and only 46 of them. which leads us to the bibby stockholm, moored in a private port with capacity for 500 people the home office wants to move out of hotels. but remember there are 50,000 asylum seekers in hotels, so we would need 100 barges to empty all those rooms. the government is pinning its hopes on stopping the flow of asylum seekers, criminalising those who come here by irregular routes, detaining them and removing them, possibly to rwanda. but the rwanda policy is also stuck in the courts and ministers are getting increasingly concerned the problem will get worse before it gets any better. clive. mark easton, or home editor reporting. the lionesses march on, but it was a nervy encounter against nigeria, at the women s football world cup. they won 11—2 in a dramatic penalty shoot—

of the nafion jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight after military families staying on the rafersfield base were given just a week's notice to pack up their lives and make room for asylum seekers. the home office has claimed that some migrants have quit at the base over supposed conditions, wanting to move back to hotels. in fact, the biggest joke of all of this is that they're being allowed to move in with their relatives who already live here. it an already live here. it is an absolute farce. they be absolute farce. they will be speaking army wife whose speaking to an army wife whose family moved off base. family was moved off the base. good enough brave men good enough for our brave men and serve our country. good enough for our brave men and those serve our country. good enough for our brave men and those migrantsrve our country. good enough for our brave men and those migrants ,'e our country. good enough for our brave men and those migrants , well, country. good enough for our brave men and those migrants , well, of untry. but those migrants, well, of course, they don't q

despite a rescue operation, including the raf, only 89 men survived.is all too familiar for the man who's organised families to come together to fight for the full truth. there was a study made in 2005 showing that 37% of the survivors still suffered from severe psychological damages. fighting for facts is a very important element in the healing process for these these traumas that people are experiencing. survivors and relatives dispute the findings of a 1980s inquiry into the disaster that was held behind closed doors. and the kielland network has invited british families to norway to increase the pressure with activity and network in both places. it will also be helpful in making british politicians and parliamentarians more aware of what has been happening and that the push for more answers will be stronger. stronger if we connect that way. you're going to norway to meet otherfamilies. what do you hope that trip brings? hope to get out of that meeting with the norwegians? just answers so we can move on, move on in life. but until then, no—one can m

once part of an raf radar base, the land was bought by frank strang and his wife around 15 years ago. most northern tip of the united kingdom. so when we launch, we're launching over sea. we've got a clear trajectory into the orbits that we're trying to get to and the airspace itself is very uncongested. so there's very little civilian air traffic flying overhead. so from this location here, we can get the satellites into the orbits they need to be. also, because of our location, we're two and a half kilometres away from human houses, human habitats, so it's a very safe location. this is the first of three launch pads, with the site hoping to get their orbital licence in the next few weeks. eventually, up to 30 rockets could be launched each year, carrying a number of small satellites, and that's attracted interest from companies across the globe. there are so many applications from space. the biggest two dimensions are connectivity and earth observation, right? we are talking lots about climate change and understanding of our planet, but we are not even halfway there of understanding

rishi sunak is really racking up frequent flyer miles with the raf.ghts on governmentjets and helicopters than previous prime minister is making almost one flight a week in his first seven months. and tori says he does not need to apologise after he was sentenced to ten years in prison for shooting meghan the stallion in the foot. a little bit of good news for people who use sign language. 200 environmental science terms now have their own sign. the words include pollution, acidification and carbon footprint. the new signs mean teachers and scientists will not have to spell out each letter for those words anymore, making it easier for deaf people to take part making it easierfor deaf people to take part in discussions on climate change. finally, i will leave you with ten seconds of dogs. forget the premier league. the world's largest dog agility festival is happening this weekend in the east midlands with thousands of dogs, just like that one, taking part. that is it from me. you are all caught up. hello. it is shaping up to be yet another unsettled w

it's more than housed at a former raf base in essex.oup of migrants arrived there, the wethersfield base near braintree in essex is meant to house up to 1700 people. the home office says there'll be a gradual increase in the numbers, but sources suggest the pace will be significantly slower than was first envisioned. the site has had problems with disease amongst the first group of arrivals and there are problems with the utilities not working properly and gb news can reveal 550 people have crossed the engush 550 people have crossed the english channel in ten small boats over the last 24 hours. that brings the number of migrants who've made the journey this year to more than 17,500 uk border force say they're on red alert during an extremely busy time for migrants. a significant surge in crossings is expected as well this weekend as weather conditions improve . now, as conditions improve. now, as you've been hearing, gb news has delivered the

raf weather's field where well. were supposed to be housing 1700 young migrant men . well, 1700 young migrant men. well, it's a few of those that it's emerged a few of those that we did manage to get there have actually sent to live actually just been sent to live with of relatives. with some of their relatives. and some the others have and also some of the others have been they can only been told that they can only stay hotels only stay in hotels now, can only stay in hotels now, can only stay in hotels because they are claiming to be victims of human trafficking and people smuggling , means, as far as can , which means, as far as i can gather, anyone who claims to be a human trafficking gather, anyone who claims to be a people human trafficking gather, anyone who claims to be a people smugglingficking gather, anyone who claims to be a people smuggling will1g be and people smuggling will not be able essentially in and people smuggling will not be aimilitary essentially in and people smuggling will not be aimilitary

once part of an raf radar base, the land was bought by frank strang and his wife around 15 years ago.ink we'd be building a spaceport. it's all about geography and location, location, location. and we're the most northern tip of the united kingdom. so when we launch, we're launching over sea. we've got a clear trajectory into the orbits that we're trying to get to and the airspace itself is very uncongested. so there's very little civilian air traffic flying overhead. so from this location here, we can get the satellites into the orbits they need to be. also, because of our location, we're two and a half kilometres away from human houses, human habitats, so it's a very safe location. this is the first of three launch pads, with the site hoping to get their orbital licence in the next few weeks. eventually, up to 30 rockets could be launched each year, carrying a number of small satellites, and that's attracted interest from companies across the globe. there are so many applications from space. the biggest two dimensions are connectivity and earth observation, right? we are talking lot

it's more than housed at a former raf base in essex. it's more than a month after the first group of migrants arrived there, the wethersfield base near braintree in essex is meant to house up to 1700 people. the home office says there'll be a gradual increase in the numbers, but sources suggest the pace will be significantly slower than was first envisioned. the site has had problems with disease amongst the first group of arrivals and there are problems with the utilities not working properly and gb news can reveal 550 people have crossed the engush 550 people have crossed the english channel in ten small boats over the last 24 hours. that brings the number of migrants who've made the journey this year to more than 17,500 uk border force say they're on red alert during an extremely busy time for migrants. a significant surge in crossings is expected as well this weekend as weather conditions improve . now, as conditions improve. now, as you've been hearing, gb news has delivered the don't kill cash petition to downing street this morni

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it's more than housed at a former raf base in essex. it's more than a month after the first group of migrants arrived there, the wethersfield base near braintree in essex is meant to house up to 1700 people. the home office says there'll be a gradual increase in the numbers, but sources suggest the pace will be significantly slower than was first envisioned. the site has had problems with disease amongst the first group of arrivals and there are problems with the utilities not working properly and gb news can reveal 550 people have crossed the engush 550 people have crossed the english channel in ten small boats over the last 24 hours. that brings the number of migrants who've made the journey this year to more than 17,500 uk border force say they're on red alert during an extremely busy time for migrants. a significant surge in crossings is expected as well this weekend as weather conditions improve . now, as conditions improve. now, as you've been hearing, gb news has delivered the don't kill cash petition to downing street this morni

now, simon, we've got raf bases there. we've got american on military bases there.what else is there on ascension island ? is there on ascension island? >> not much. the bbc are there when i was there many years ago, ariane , the space programme for ariane, the space programme for the french space program was there . other than that, yeah, there. other than that, yeah, not much. just a few people. there's a school. there's a hospital . there are families hospital. there are families living there, but not many . just living there, but not many. just to support the, you know , mainly to support the, you know, mainly the bbc. now, i think there's much else going. >> obviously it played a role 40 years ago with the falkland islands, with the famously the vulcan bomber flying from there. but simon, looking at the pictures, it looks pretty bleak. it doesn't look like there's an awful lot to do there . awful lot to do there. >> oh, there's nothing to do . we >> oh, there's nothing to do. we just drank. we just had parties and enjoyed ourselves . sat on and enjoyed ourselve

now, simon, we've got raf bases there. we've got american on military bases there.what else is there on ascension island ? is there on ascension island? >> not much. the bbc are there when i was there many years ago, ariane , the space programme for ariane, the space programme for the french space program was there . other than that, yeah, there. other than that, yeah, not much. just a few people. there's a school. there's a hospital . there are families hospital. there are families living there, but not many . just living there, but not many. just to support the, you know , mainly to support the, you know, mainly the bbc. now, i think there's much else going. >> obviously it played a role 40 years ago with the falkland islands, with the famously the vulcan bomber flying from there. but simon, looking at the pictures, it looks pretty bleak. it doesn't look like there's an awful lot to do there . awful lot to do there. >> oh, there's nothing to do . we >> oh, there's nothing to do. we just drank. we just had parties and enjoyed ourselves . sat on and enjoyed ourselve

raf scampton in lincolnshire. northeye in east sussex.cy in north yorkshire was talked about. but local opposition and legal challenges mean that, as i speak, only wethersfield has seen any asylum seekers arrive ? and only 46 of them. which leads us to the bibby stockholm moored in a private port with capacity for 500 people the home office wants to move out of hotels. but remember there are 50,000 asylum seekers in hotels ? so we would need 100 barges to empty all those rooms. the government is pinning its hopes on stopping the flow of asylum seekers, criminalising those who come here by irregular routes, detaining them and removing them, possibly to rwanda. but the rwanda policy is also stuck in the courts and ministers are getting increasingly concerned the problem will get worse before it gets any better. quite a challenge. thank you. the lionesses march on, but it was far from easy, reaching the quarterfinals of the women's football world cup. they beat nigeria 11—2 in a dramatic penalty shoot—out. england pulled it off holding on in

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. >> raf, this this >> very quickly, raf, this this pubuc >> very quickly, raf, this this public offencehe arrested for , this she was arrested for, this happenedin she was arrested for, this happened in a private dwelling. anyway that anyway but regardless of that fact, it be illegal to fact, should it be illegal to say that someone looks like your lesbian nana well, it depends on context. >> i mean, why is that an offence? ours is rather homophobic. to suggest that looking lesbian bad looking like a lesbian is a bad thing . i mean, you have to think thing. i mean, you have to think about it in that context too . about it in that context too. and you know, back in old and you know, back in the old days, dixon green would days, dixon of dock green would just you a clip around the just given you a clip around the ear you said something ear hole if you said something offensive that person. but offensive to that person. but what an infuriating we're what an infuriating state we're in our police force in in now with our police force in this situation. i think it's absolutely got, absolutely

but the problem of where to put everybody just gets bigger and bigger, whether it's former raf baseshed world war two records, whether it's barges in the dock at portland, which turn out, of course , later which turn out, of course, later on to be unfit for use, whether it's hotels over 300 of them filled up around the country . filled up around the country. but now one i hadn't seen before . now this is the case of a university student halls of residence and one that had been recently redecked. and it was described served as a luxury accommodation for students . and accommodation for students. and apparently in huddersfield . and apparently in huddersfield. and they're going to get booted out for young men that have recently crossed the channel. and there is some considerable local angeh is some considerable local anger. i'll hand it over to anna riley , gb news yorkshire and riley, gb news yorkshire and humber reporter. anna >> good evening, nigel. >> good evening, nigel. >> yes. 168 students were due to come to this accommodation behind us. one it's called in just a matter of a fe

but the problem of where to put everybody just gets bigger and bigger, whether it's former raf baseshed world war two records, whether it's barges in the dock at portland, which turn out, of course , later which turn out, of course, later on to be unfit for use, whether it's hotels over 300 of them filled up around the country . filled up around the country. but now one i hadn't seen before . now this is the case of a university student halls of residence and one that had been recently redecked. and it was described served as a luxury accommodation for students . and accommodation for students. and apparently in huddersfield . and apparently in huddersfield. and they're going to get booted out for young men that have recently crossed the channel. and there is some considerable local angeh is some considerable local anger. i'll hand it over to anna riley , gb news yorkshire and riley, gb news yorkshire and humber reporter. anna >> good evening, nigel. >> good evening, nigel. >> yes. 168 students were due to come to this accommodation behind us. one it's called in just a matter of a fe

ra raf raf number 12, two election workers were caught on video stuffing the ballot box.fficials told him this was false, and the workers were doing their jobs. trump would not stop. he continues to repeat that lie this year, 2023, still going. number 13, trump's tweeted lie that he was unwilling or unable to address his various fraud claims on that call. he debunked the claims and in detail on that call. lie number 14, the false claim about a nefarious dump vote in michigan. he repeated this the day after barr directly explained to him what had happened in detroit was normal standard vote counting. lies 15 and 16 were the pennsylvania and wisconsin, two more swing states had more votes than actual voters. doj officials told trump this was untrue. but he still used the pennsylvania part in his preriot january 6th speech. 17 is the trump lie in that speech, that pennsylvania wanted to recertify its election results, showing the biden victory. some republicans in the state did. but the democratic governor and elections chief, the people that had the certification power, did

channel for well, it was revealed today that channel migrants turning up at raf wethersfield who haveilies already in the uk , are families already in the uk, are being told that they can go and live with them. being told that they can go and liveinith them. being told that they can go and livei wanthem. being told that they can go and livei want to n. being told that they can go and livei want to know how many >> i want to know how many channel actually channel migrants are actually living with their families in british communities right now. the head of the local parish council the wethersfield the head of the local parish coun

>> thank you raf. we're having a good saturday to you. first off, a popular online video game influencer is facing charges of inciting a riot and promoting an unlawful gathering. this after a chaotic scene yesterday in new york city. police saying the streamer, kai senate, told followers he was going to give out free play stations. thousands of people then showed up. some jumping on top of vehicles, they hurled bottles, engaging in scuffles also with police. 65 people were arrested. a 17-year-old suspect arrested in connection of a fatal stabbing of a gay man at a new york gustafson was charged with a hate crime. police say 28-year-old, o'shae sibley, was dancing when a group of men approached him, and told him to stop dancing. the group then attacked him. more politicsnation with reverend al sharpton, right after this break. ak y choose t-mobile for business. mlb partners with t-mobile to not only enhance the fan experience, but to advance how the game is played. aaa relies on t-mobile's network to stay connected nationwide, so they can

raf sanchez, thanks for bringing it to us. that will do it for us.traenlgs. john eastman has been prosecuted but yet eastman trying to convince mike pence he had the authority to stop counting electoral votes is still claiming that he believes the election was stolen. saying absolutely, no question. that is what he told ali vitali outside of the rice street jail just a few minutes after he he was booked on nine c

raf sanchez is following the surprising turnaround from tel aviv. >> reporter: there two ways of lookingment from prime minister netanyahu. the first is that he does appear to be admitting he's scaling way back his judicial overhaul. what started as a broad range of proposed laws has now been reduced to just two. the first is the legislation that passed two weeks ago which limits the supreme court's ability to challenge government decisions, and the second one is a proposed bill that would give the government more control over the committee that opinion points judges to the supreme court. now, that perspective, netanyahu seems to be taking a step back. the second perspective, even if just those two laws pass, it would be an absolute revolution in terms of israel's judiciary. the protesters say these two laws on their own would still represent a major threat to democracy. they would remove the supreme court as a significant check on the power of the government. prime minister netanyahu says these are necessary reforms that would move power out of the hands of unelected judges, and back in