it is the kind of environment that if you put animals in, you would be rightly prosecuted by the rspcareport also found that levels of violence were of great concern. assaults had risen by 25% over 1,000 in that year, on average there were ten assaults on staff per week, the use of force has increased by 49% to just over 2,200 incidents. a prison service spokesperson said that they had taken decisive action to address the serious issues raised. by increasing front line staffing by almost a quarter in the past six years, and that the government was spending more than £8 million on new cctv for the prison. but the report found unless the years of underinvestment is reversed, then conditions for staff and inmates at wandsworth are unlikely to improve. a polish lorry driver has been charged with people smuggling offences, as part of an investigation by the national crime agency into gangs transporting migrants he is a8, and from warsaw and was detained by nca officers as he arrived at the port of dover yesterday. should it be illegal to discriminate against someone for growing up in the ca

so the rspca , because they love rspca, because they love animals, sort of seemingly more than humansto continue to rehome these dogs until the law actually comes into law change actually comes into force but just layman force. but i'm just a layman here, surely this means here, but surely this means these dogs will have to be destroyed at some point anyway. you're rehoming housing. you're just rehoming housing. all are about to banned. >> it's worse than that, steve, because these are now because these dogs are now harming their new owners. how harming their new owners. so how culpable are these dog charities when they sort of poor off, sorry the pun , a dog that sorry for the pun, a dog that then , you know, chews up their then, you know, chews up their new owner ? new owner? >> yeah, well, i mean, in terms of the law coming in, actually, it wouldn't mean you've got to destroy mean destroy the dog. it would mean rules to they have rules like having to they have to muzzle when they're to wear a muzzle when they're out of the and have out of the house. and you have to register approve

it is the kind of environment that if you put animals in, you would be rightly prosecuted by the rspcad risen by 25% over 1,000 in that year, on average there were ten assaults on staff per week, the use of force has increased by 49% to just over 2,200 incidents. a prison service spokesperson said that they had taken decisive action to address the serious issues raised. by increasing front line staffing by almost a quarter in the past six years, and that the government was spending more than £8 million on new cctv for the prison. but the report found unless the years of underinvestment is reversed, then conditions for staff and inmates at wandsworth are unlikely to improve. nasa scientists are preparing to reveal the first details about what they found inside the sealed canister return to work last month carrying the largest soil sample ever taken from the surface of an asteroid. it is hoped thatjust will reveal some of the story about the solar system. reveal some of the story about the solarsystem. here reveal some of the story about the solar system. here is our science editor rebec

i do think it's sad and i'm more concerned about some statements the likes of the rspca have come outthis is the start of something they might make changes for later on. so who's to say in five years time they're going to bnng five years time they're going to bring it down from 34 to 30 to 25. they'll reduce the fences down for even smaller, even smaller. and then later on, then it's a non—event. >> it becomes like any >> then it becomes like any other race. >> then it becomes like any oth yeah, race. >> then it becomes like any oth yeah, it race. >> then it becomes like any oth yeah, it won't be the grand >> yeah, it won't be the grand national. it'll be the english national. it'll be the english national over smaller fences. and it's not same wherever and it's not the same wherever there is animals, wherever you get livestock, you get dead stock . end of story. my father stock. end of story. my father told me that years ago, and it's risk for us to walk out onto the road. it's a risk for horses . do road. it's a risk for horses. do they want to take away? also? they're bred to be co

i do think it's sad and i'm more concerned about some statements the likes of the rspca have come outthis is the start of something they might make changes for later on. so who's to say in five years time they're going to bnng five years time they're going to bring it down from 34 to 30 to 25. they'll reduce the fences down for even smaller, even smaller. and then later on, then it's a non—event. >> it becomes like any >> then it becomes like any other race. >> then it becomes like any oth yeah, race. >> then it becomes like any oth yeah, it race. >> then it becomes like any oth yeah, it won't be the grand >> yeah, it won't be the grand national. it'll be the english national. it'll be the english national over smaller fences. and it's not same wherever and it's not the same wherever there is animals, wherever you get livestock, you get dead stock . end of story. my father stock. end of story. my father told me that years ago, and it's risk for us to walk out onto the road. it's a risk for horses . do road. it's a risk for horses. do they want to take away? also? they're bred to be co

rspca assured systems well. free range eggs systems as well. free range eggs are scam.can house up to 16,000 birds barn. some 16,000 birds in a barn. some house 3030 2000 and they put a dividing wall down the middle to meet an rspca stocking density standard. these are factory mega farms, these free range eggs in the uk, 55% of eggs in the uk come from free range. but what they're doing is they're displaced thing. the caged hens to free range and creating another demand problem. and these birds , what happens at the these birds, what happens at the end of their life? 18 months, around months, they're all in around 18 months, they're all in horrible condition and they get grabbed by catchers. they grabbed by by catchers. they throw them into crates, break their bones and send their brittle bones and send them to a gas chamber to be killed non stunned halal killed or non stunned halal slaughter to have their throat slashed. and this is all for an egg on toast. think it's egg on your toast. think it's completely unjustifiable . completely unjustifiable. >> okay. gareth jon

we have had numerous animal— the rspca.and so on. the rspca have volunteered their helper today which is obviously very, very much appreciated. is obviously very, very much appreciated-— is obviously very, very much aureciated. ~ ., ., ., appreciated. what you are ordering is appreciated _ appreciated. what you are ordering is appreciated as _ appreciated. what you are ordering is appreciated as well. _ appreciated. what you are ordering is appreciated as well. and - appreciated. what you are ordering is appreciated as well. and i'm - appreciated. what you are ordering| is appreciated as well. and i'm sure is appreciated as well. and i�*m sure those in difficulty. thank you so much. good luck to you and your teams. clive stanbrook at derbyshire fire and rescue service.— fire and rescue service. 6:23am. what is on _ fire and rescue service. 6:23am. what is on the _ fire and rescue service. 6:23am. what is on the front _ fire and rescue service. 6:23am. what is on the front pages - fire and rescue service. 6:23am. what is on

and wasn't rspca who put and it wasn't the rspca who put them there.lice are still deaung struggling, the police are still dealing thing. but you are correct, you dealing thing. but you are correct , you know, dealing thing. but you are correct, you know, and just right . just let me interest that right. just let me interest that point on stop and search young black youths are probably 6 to 8 times more likely to be stopped and searched in london, but they're 30 times more likely to be stabbed to death predominant by young black youths. the police are not foolish. they're actually quite well educated, most of them. and they do use their intelligence and they are intelligence led in what they do. the intelligence tells do. and the intelligence tells them it's mainly kids who them it's mainly black kids who are killing black kids. it's no surprise . surprise. >> read the news headline. >> read the news headline. >> we at the victims on >> we look at the victims on your the newspaper . your show in the newspaper. >> black kids look exactly . >> the black

but the rspca and the kennel club says the problem of dog attacks is down to irresponsible ownership.t's not the dog or race, _ ban will not solve that. it's not the dog or race, it's _ ban will not solve that. it's not the dog or race, it's the - ban will not solve that. it's not the dog or race, it's the way i ban will not solve that. it's not i the dog or race, it's the way they are brought up. she is not perfect but does and you have to take responsibility if someone is a big and can be aggressive. i've not seen it from annie but it happens and so, something had to be done. people were killed. pm something had to be done. people were killed-— something had to be done. people were killed. �* ,, , ., ., were killed. an nhs surgeon told the bbc that the — were killed. an nhs surgeon told the bbc that the injuries _ were killed. an nhs surgeon told the bbc that the injuries he _ were killed. an nhs surgeon told the bbc that the injuries he sees - were killed. an nhs surgeon told the bbc that the injuries he sees caused | bbc that the injuries he sees caused by xl bullies are worse tha

samantha gaines, who's head of the rspca companion animals team this is what she had to say about theare dogs that are reported to been bred as companions to have been bred as companions and the breed club standards will describe them as being friendly a gentle, calm demeanour. so i think there's >> so i think there's already misinformation and some confusion out there around them. but what we have to but i think what we have to acknowledge regardless acknowledge is that regardless of function, no breed of the dog's function, no breed is inherently aggressive and there are no breeds of dogs that are any more likely to show aggression than any other. obviously, we have to acknowledge that powerful acknowledge that large, powerful dogs cause serious dogs will cause serious injuries, that's not the injuries, but that's not the same as saying that a dog that is large and powerful and muscly will absolutely bite somebody . will absolutely bite somebody. >> was dr. samantha >> so that was dr. samantha gaines, very much coming to the defence really of the american xl bully saying that just b

the rspca said we're not going to save the sheep. the sheep is happy enough.? christys dup news sheep? patrick christys dup news . yes. and when i come back after the news, we do have a little bit of breaking news to bnng little bit of breaking news to bring you about a concert that has been asked to resign from their position because cause they have called officially now for a ceasefire in israel and gaza. for a ceasefire in israel and gaza . gaza will be telling you gaza. gaza will be telling you exactly who that is and the circumstances surrounding that very, very shortly. but quite significant, a tory breaking ranks and it ties in with what we're going to talk about about this new party of islam. where's the labour to go? all the labour vote going to go? all of so make sure you stay of that. so make sure you stay tuned. vaiews@gbnews.com. but right now it's your headlines with . aaron a good evening to you. >> it's 5:03 aaron armstrong here in the gb news room. we'll start with some breaking news. the israeli government's confirmed 14 british nationals wer

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i think they called the rspca. >> oh, okay. >> oh, okay. >> because there's a snake bag turns up andd up, and now it's been well looked after. but the idea that you're in london, heard things london, i've heard of things coming through system is up coming through the system is up into the house that way. but yeah , this would have slithered yeah, this would have slithered through the garden or whatever, into the garage or whatever , the into the garage or whatever, the interest balance. interest of balance. >> yeah, that's what >> yeah, because that's what we're about. i would just like to say my cousin had an indian python don't if python very i don't know if that's python. it that's an indian python. it looks like an indian python roughly same in a block roughly the same size in a block of in east london. of council flats in east london. and that as well. it was and that escaped as well. it was lovely. was a really lovely lovely. it was a really lovely snake. do you know how it escaped? >> it akua down the loo or it? >> it akua down the loo or it? >> he doesn't know it was in its c