this will be a chance for robert jenrick - justice minister?ce for robert jenrick to i justice minister? this will be a. chance for robert jenrick to see chance for robertjenrick to see that it's critical that the government has not done enough bearing in mind that only been in government sincejuly. and the secretary of state forjustice has said they inherited prisons in crisis but this is politics and robertjenrick will make the most of the opportunity and the news that has been uncovered by the bbc about the extent of the drones getting into prisons, and charlie taylor, the chief inspector calling it a national security threat. and our correspondent and there is growing loads of people trying to get contraband into prisons. and there are social media videos on tiktok flying over strangeways prison fly right up to the cell windows and using sticks on their arms. and demand that is around a weight of 1.3 kilos so drugs getting into prisons this way. and mobile phones and knives and the concern from charlie taylor that guns are getting in, but t

when you put in the name robert jenrick, grooming, no mention. i wrote about this last year...rape, no mention. you have not raised, and please correct me if my search is wrong, the issues that you are so energised about. you have no evidence you raised it as a ministerand no evidence you raised it in the house of commons. i wrote about this last year, and was criticised by the media for doing so. sir keir starmer too has said a new inquiry is not needed, but the question is whether the controversy being stirred by opposition parties and online might force him to concede. damian grammaticas, bbc news, westminster. let me take you back to georgia and show you the pictures. i said around now we will begin to see the ceremonial speaking and that is what is happening at the carter centre. ecb bands and the crowds, all of this as and the crowds, all of this as a prelude to the moving of former presidentjimmy carter's body from the carter centre in georgia to washington, dc, and the beginnings of thatjourney start in about 15 minutes. you can see some of the bands in place, the famil

when you put in the name robert jenrick, grooming, no mention. i wrote about this last year...ave no evidence you raised it as a ministerand no evidence you raised it in the house of commons. i wrote about this last year, and was criticised by the media for doing so. sir keir starmer too has said a new inquiry is not needed, but the question is whether the controversy being stirred by opposition parties and online might force him to concede. damian grammaticas, bbc news, westminster. president—elect trump's son, donald trump gender, has arrived in greenland. while it is being billed as a private visit, comes after his father b is a true to his interest in the united states gaining control of the autonomous danish territory in the arctic. donald jr is not due to meet any officials in greenland. his father says it is a matter of time before greenland joined the united states. greenland's prime minister says that greenland is for greenlanders, as she advocates for independence from denmark. the foreign minister has also said that greenland is not for sale. some of washington dc�*s

just on the issue of i am not a massive fan, i did back robert . a massive fan, i did back robert jenrick leader because i want the conservative party to succeed in what is an increasingly unstable political environment. i want what is the longest standing and most successful political party to do well. so i want kemi badenoch to do well. imilieu want kemi badenoch to do well. when did ou first want kemi badenoch to do well. when did you first realise _ want kemi badenoch to do well. when did you first realise you _ want kemi badenoch to do well. when did you first realise you wanted to see a full national inquiry? 50 did you first realise you wanted to see a full national inquiry?- see a full national inquiry? so as ou know see a full national inquiry? so as you know last — see a full national inquiry? so as you know last time _ see a full national inquiry? so as you know last time i _ see a full national inquiry? so as you know last time i was - see a full national inquiry? so as you know last time i was on - see a full national inquiry? so as you know last time i was on your programme,

issue. >> the thing is another issue. >> wes streeting trying to balance, you know, people like robert jenrickcould eat himself, quite frankly. but but his rhetoric has been so over the top that you do need other people to say other things to balance. you really do . balance. you really do. >> well. so i was going to ask you, is this just labour trying to counterbalance people like jenrick, or are we seeing a situation where labour are losing the communication of the country, where the country feels so strongly about this topic? they just want to say it as it is. >> nina, i think that's partially it, but he may well just have many, many constituents who are pakistanis who feel completely, you know, terrified by what's going on. >> that's another interesting point, isn't it? because wes streeting, of course, is very much under threat at the general election from the independent muslim votes. he won his seat by 600 votes. so he's obviously feeling the pressure, i think, from that. >> and it's not just wes streeting, it's yvette cooper and others as well. >> louis, i think it's multifaceted part

>> well, of course, robert jenrick was pledging to get net migration down to the tens of thousands.aid it's going to come down. the government has said it's going to come down. but look, if it's already at sort of 700,000 a yean already at sort of 700,000 a year, that shouldn't be too difficult. the question is, how many do you get it down to? and the problem is that ultimately the problem is that ultimately the home office is always battling to get net migration down. but meanwhile, the treasury, the education department and so on and so forth are thinking, well, look, more workers, more money in the economy. that's growth. and often they measure growth as the economy growing. but it isn't really at the moment, rather than what perhaps is more pertinent to all of us, which is gdp per head. are we feeling better off if the economy is growing? but we've got hundreds of thousands more people in the country, and ultimately many of us may not feel it at all. in fact, we may feel we're worse off. if you can't get those doctor's appointments and can't get our kids into the school that we

in fact, delighted to say robert jenrick joins me in the studio. we'll have an expansive conversation. very, very much looking forward to that. if you want to ask him a question, get in touch. keep it clean. it's gbnews.com/yoursay. but now here's your headlines. it's tatiana sanchez. >> martin, thank you very much. the top stories a nazi obsessed man who tried to stab an asylum seeker to death has been jailed. callum parslow was handed a life sentence and will serve a minimum of 22 years and eight months in prison after he attacked a man at a hotel in worcestershire in april last year as a protest against small boat crossings. the 32 year old has hitler's signature tattooed on his arm and used a knife worth over £700 he'd purchased onune worth over £700 he'd purchased online to attack nahum chagos, the victim, who was stabbed in the victim, who was stabbed in the chest and hand, said it was a miracle that he'd survived . a miracle that he'd survived. the israeli security cabinet has recommended approving the gaza ceasefire and hostage return deal

shadow justice secretary robert jenrick today called once again for that national inquiry.home office spokesman issued the following statement we are working at pace across government to drive forward real action to implement the recommendations of the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse, and mehta has announced its scrapping its third party fact checking service in the us after nine years and replacing it with a community note system similar to the one used by x, where commenting on the accuracy of posts is left to users. in a video posted alongside a blog post, chief executive mark zuckerberg said third party moderators were too politically biased and it was time to get back to our roots around free expression. the move comes as zuckerberg and other tech executives seek to improve relations with us president elect donald trump before he takes office later this month. donald trump has criticised meta for its fact checking policy, calling it censorship of right wing voices. and those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, it's back to patrick for the very latest

shadow justice secretary robert jenrick mp called once again for a full national public inquiry earlier on gb news. >> i have long advocated whole life sentences for these grooming gang perpetrators and i've said that if there foreign national offenders get them out of our country, deport them. no ifs, no buts. so they never step foot on this soil of our country again. and the cowardly public officials who did turn a blind eye, they should be prosecuted as well. not a single one has been prosecuted so far, and that is completely wrong. we need to take action, and we need now to have a full national public inquiry. >> while a home office spokesman issued the following statement. we are working at pace across government to drive forward real action to implement the recommendations of the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse. severe snow and flooding is causing major disruption across the country this morning, with delays at airports, trains cancelled and a—roads closed. liverpool john lennon airport remains closed right now for snow clearing, with flights expected to restart at 10

the covid pandemic dominic cummings eye test excuse robert jenrick links to a tory party donor, a covidtract, sexual misconduct in schools, lobbying row between david cameron and an australian banken david cameron and an australian banker, boris johnson , and banker, boris johnson, and wallpapergate lucy letby. the child killer and failings of the nottingham killings. investigation of valdo calocane all of those things deemed more important, clearly to the prime minister in opposition than when he's in power now. it's an astonishing state of affairs. but first, the man of the moment. joining me now is gb news national reporter charlie peters. charlie, i also want to start by echoing what i've been saying to you all week. my son, what reporting you've been doing. you've captured the world's attention. elon musk has become something of a superfan. i don't think i've seen anybody else on the planet retweeted more than you. but joking aside, this conversation is firmly back in the spotlight, perhaps where it should have been years ago. you've been fighting on this, charlie for years. its fr

shadow justice secretary robert jenrick today called once again for that national inquiry. home office spokesman issued the following statement we are working at pace across government to drive forward real action to implement the recommendations of the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse. in other news, meta has announced it's scrapping its third party fact checking service in the us after nine years and replacing it with a community note system similar to the one used by x, where commenting on the accuracy of posts is left to users. in a video posted alongside a blog post, chief executive mark zuckerberg said third party moderators were too politically biased and it was time to get back to our roots around free expression. the move comes as zuckerberg and other tech executives seek to improve relations with us president elect donald trump before he takes office later this month. donald trump has criticised meta for its fact checking policy, calling it censorship of right wing voices. and today is the 10th anniversary of the charlie hebdo attack in paris, where 12

shadow justice secretary robert jenrick mp called once again for that inquiry earlier on gb news. >>i have long advocated whole life sentences for these grooming gang perpetrators and i've said that if they're foreign national offenders, get them out of our country, deport them. no ifs, no buts. so they never step foot on this soil of our country again. and the cowardly public officials who did turn a blind eye, they should be prosecuted as well. not a single one has been prosecuted so far. and that is completely wrong. we need to take action, and we need now to have a full national public inquiry. >> well, a home office spokesman issued the following statement. we are working at pace across government to drive forward real action to implement the recommendations of the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse. severe snow and flooding is causing major disruption across the country today, with delays at airports, trains cancelled and roads closed. flights at liverpool john lennon airport should resume imminently after the runway was closed for snow clearing. bristol airport reopen

the conservatives robert jenrick has called for an apology from the bbc, accusing them of promoting music from a man responsible for what he described as a shocking crime. the broadcaster, though, claims it was let's get the news with sam francis. >> nigel, thank you very much. good evening to you. just coming up to 7:01. well, after weeks of pressure on the government, the home secretary has today unveiled a new national level rapid audit of grooming gangs and new local inquiries. yvette cooper announced tougher sentences, mandatory reporting and expanded investigations to cover recent cases. she also says the government will support victim centred local inquiries in oldham and four other pilot areas. >> all those national inquiries, and hundreds of reports and hundreds of recommendations, far too little action has been taken and shamefully little action has been taken and sham made. .ittle action has been taken and sham made. most important task been made. most important task should be to increase police investigations communicated with finnegan, who communicated with others through app

the conservatives robert jenrick has now called for an apology from the bbc, accusing them of promotingic from a man responsible for a shocking crime. the broadcaster, though, claims it was unaware of the rapper's identity when his tracks were played on air. well, jimmy's mother, margaret mizen, told us earlier that she thinks the rap lyrics are absolutely horrendous and she wants answers from the broadcaster. >> i think it's absolutely beyond disgraceful. i can't believe that the bbc would do this now. i know at the moment they're saying, well, they didn't know who he was, etc. but there must be ways of looking at these things. you know, perhaps people show their passports with a name or something, but they're making excuses. there's no excuses. they played his music and you're playing the music of someone who's committed murder. >> in other news tonight, sir keir starmer says the uk will play keir starmer says the uk will play its part in guaranteeing ukraine's security after a peace deal that says he made his first visit to kyiv as prime minister. his trip comes as russian drones wer

shadow justice secretary robert jenrick today called once again for that national inquiry. a 14 year old boy has been stabbed to death on a bus in woolwich in south—east london. the metropolitan police says an investigation has now been launched. the incident occurred on a route 472 bus on woolwich church road. a police statement says paramedics treated him, but the boy died shortly after medics arrived at the scene. superintendent louise sergeant said the alarm was initially raised by a local police officer out on parole. no arrests have yet been made , and arrests have yet been made, and the health secretary says he feels ashamed at the experiences of some patients in the nhs, admitting that some patients are being taken to hospital to die because the right care is not available when they need it. his comments come after a number of nhs trusts in england have declared critical incidents. the number of people in england's hospitals with flu quadrupled in the last month. the royal liverpool university hospital declared a critical incident this afternoon due to exceptionally

shadow justice secretary robert jenrick called once again for a national inquiry. >> i have long advocated whole life sentences for these grooming gang perpetrators and i've said that if they're foreign national offenders, get them out of our country, deport them. no ifs, no buts. so they never step foot on this soil of our country again. and the cowardly public officials who did turn a blind eye, they should be prosecuted as well. not a single one has been prosecuted so far. and that is completely wrong. we need to take action, and we need now to have a full national public inquiry. >> a home office spokesman issued the following statement. we are working at pace across government to drive forward real action to implement the recommendations of the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse. in other news, the danger to life flood warnings in place as dozens of people have been rescued by firefighters and more rain, sleet and snow are on the way. two people had to be rescued from floodwater by firefighters on leicester road in leicester yesterday, and a man's body was also recovered from

. >> the shadow justice secretary, robert jenrick, was on patrick christys show last night.his is what he had to say. >> it seems like a very worrying situation. we've got to follow the facts here. of course, violence against women and girls and some of the other issues raised in this report are important and warrant attention by the police and the authorities. but the facts are these in the last 25 years, 95% of all the terrorist deaths in this country have been islamist related, and 80% of all the referrals to the police. so when it comes to how do we use the scarce resources of the police of programs like prevent, of our security services? we've got to be honest and realistic and not allow political correctness to get in the way. >> well, the security minister, dan jarvis, has since said that the report's findings have been rejected. he reiterated that islamist islamist extremism and far right extremism is at the heart of the government's approach to countering terror. >> deputy editor of spiked, a man with a view on all of this fraser myers. morning, fraser. >> good morn

shadow justice secretary robert jenrick today once again called for a national inquiry. a home office spokesman issued the following statement we are working at pace across government to drive forward real action to implement the recommendations of the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse. in other news, a number of nhs trusts in england have declared critical incidents. this comes after the number of people in england's hospitals with flu quadrupled in the last month. the royal liverpool university hospital declared a critical incident this afternoon due to exceptionally high demand on emergency care. it's understood the longest time that one patient waited to be admitted to a ward at the hospital was 50 hours. several other nhs trusts later declared critical incidents, with one saying it has seen high numbers of older patients with respiratory problems exacerbated by the cold weather, and a 14 year old boy has been stabbed to death on a bus in woolwich in south—east london. the metropolitan police says an investigation has now been launched. the incident occurre

think i think it's a strategy here and it's deliberate because if we can have a listen to what robert jenrick said now, he ran for the tory leadership and was the runner up. he had this to say about these people. >> we have seen millions of people enter the uk in recent years, and some of them have backward, frankly, medieval attitudes to women. >> so we've got medieval and peasants. i think it's that they've chosen the language carefully. i think they know what they're doing. i think they think this will resonate. >> i am deeply uncomfortable with that language. >> i think it's true based on what i've seen over the years covering this. i think it is medieval behaviour, and i think the clannishness and the protection of abusers does represent that sort of approach. but to use the term peasant, it is patronising, as you say. it doesinvoke is patronising, as you say. it does invoke in many ways a sort of speaking down towards a whole class of people, regardless of the criminality they may be 1516 00:09:32,08

. >> that was the shadow justice secretary, robert jenrick, there while moving on. >> a home office spokespersonas issued the following statement. >> they've said we're working at pace across government to drive forward real action to implement the recommendations of the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse. >> elsewhere, a danger to life flood warning is in place as dozens of people have been rescued by firefighters and more rain, sleet and snow are on the way. >> two people had to be rescued from flood waters by firefighters on leicester road in leicester yesterday. a man's body was also recovered from an area of flooding in north yorkshire yesterday afternoon. the environment agency has 190 flood warnings, meaning flooding is expected and 292 flood alerts also in place, meaning flooding is possible in place. and the met office has also issued new snow and ice warnings as well for scotland and northern ireland that are now in place until midday tomorrow. in the us, storm blair has killed five people. more than 60 million americans are facing weather warnings in seven states have declare

. >> i speak to shadow justice minister robert jenrick about the fact that 50 relatives of asylum seekers arrive in britain every single day. >> this is someone who, uniquely, has time after time, represented people against the british government. >> what do the ira, shamima begum and chagos have in common? oh, they've all been represented by our attorney general. surely starmer has to sack him. plus. >> the hotel in deanshanger. >> the hotel in deanshanger. >> this is. >> this is. >> yeah. are you guys aware that the asylum seekers that you guys have got in the hotel are down by the school taking photographs? >> illegal immigrants have been hanging around primary schools videoing young girls. that's the allegation. we look into it. and another exclusive for you. i reveal how badly the french have wasted your money when it comes to not policing the channel. also, tonight. >> immediately halted all entry of illegal border crossers, of which there were many, and began promptly returning the illegal trespassers back to the place from which they came. >> trump threatens colombia for refusing

the conservatives robert jenrick has now called for an apology from the bbc, accusing them of promotingic from a man responsible for a shocking crime. the broadcaster, though, claims it was unaware of the rapper's identity when his tracks were played on air. well, jimmy's mother, margaret mizen, told us earlier that she thinks the rap lyrics are absolutely horrendous and she wants answers from the broadcaster. >> i think it's absolutely beyond disgraceful. i can't believe that the bbc would do this now. i know at the moment they're saying, well, they didn't know who he was, etc. but there must be ways of looking at these things. you know, perhaps people show their passports with a name or something, but they're making excuses. there's no excuses. they played his music and you're playing the music of someone who's committed murder. >> in other news tonight, sir keir starmer says the uk will play keir starmer says the uk will play its part in guaranteeing ukraine's security after a peace deal that says he made his first visit to kyiv as prime minister. his trip comes as russian drones wer

when you put in the name robert jenrick grooming, no mention. i wrote about this last year...ear... no mention- _ wrote about this last year... no mention. rochdale, no mention. there is no mention, mrjenrick. child rape, no mention. you have not raised, and please correct me if my search is wrong, the issues that you are so energised about, you have no evidence he raised it as a minister and no evidence he raised it in the house of commons. i and no evidence he raised it in the house of commons.— and no evidence he raised it in the house of commons. i wrote about this last ear it house of commons. i wrote about this last year it was — house of commons. i wrote about this last year it was criticised _ house of commons. i wrote about this last year it was criticised by _ house of commons. i wrote about this last year it was criticised by the - last year it was criticised by the media for doing so. sir keir starmer too has said a new inquiry is not needed, but the question is whether the controversy being stirred by opposition parties and online might force him to concede. damia