what's taking scampton ? taking place at scampton?te about the history and the heritage . and you know, from the heritage. and you know, from the heritage. and you know, from the dambusters through to the red arrows, it's an amazing part of british history, but especially lincolnshire history. and you know, the opportunity to have this area designated and for people to come to from all over the country, from all over the world to learn about it, the heritage and, you know, the men that gave their lives is just an amazing thing. that gave their lives is just an amazing thing . and i understand amazing thing. and i understand that we need to do something with migrant boats. but i just think this is the wrong place at the wrong time. >> and that's exactly what it says on the signs. the home office say that they're following planning restrictions and they're trying to do what they need to do in a safe manner . are you worried that the heritage is at risk by what's happening here at raf scampton? >> yes . yes, indeed i am. i mean >> yes. y

support for the at scampton.ign isn't hard to come by. >> it's very noisy , but >> it's very noisy, but i normally sleep with a fan on anyway, even during the winter, so it doesn't bother me. >> the noise. sarah and other locals are staying here until the of october when a the end of october when a judicial review will decide if the home office plans for scampton can go ahead and scampton base can go ahead and outside locals are calling their makeshift camp dunkirk spirit people coming together . people coming together. >> and the worry is that inside the base, history is being torn apart. will hollis gb news in scampton and as will hollis says , literally physically history is being torn apart. >> sarah you are very determined. keep up the good work. now. my what the farage moment is. do you remember two and a half weeks ago that the. the prime minister. i'm sorry , the prime minister. i'm sorry, said to us he was going to remove the cost of net zero from us? indeed when it came to energy performance certificate

support for the at scampton.ign isn't hard to come by. >> it's very noisy , but >> it's very noisy, but i normally sleep with a fan on anyway, even during the winter, so it doesn't bother me. >> the noise. sarah and other locals are staying here until the of october when a the end of october when a judicial review will decide if the home office plans for scampton can go ahead and scampton base can go ahead and outside locals are calling their makeshift camp dunkirk spirit people coming together . people coming together. >> and the worry is that inside the base, history is being torn apart. will hollis gb news in scampton and as will hollis says , literally physically history is being torn apart. >> sarah you are very determined. keep up the good work. now. my what the farage moment is. do you remember two and a half weeks ago that the. the prime minister. i'm sorry , the prime minister. i'm sorry, said to us he was going to remove the cost of net zero from us? indeed when it came to energy performance certificate

will hollis gb news in .will hollis gb news in scampton ? scampton?d morning to you, ray. all eyes on what the decision will be where you are later on. >> yeah, absolutely. there's two heanngs >> yeah, absolutely. there's two hearings taking place today here at the royal courts of justice at the royal courts of justice at the royal courts of justice at the planning court. now, of course , we've been hearing some course, we've been hearing some of the details there. the first is raf scampton in lincolnshire. now that, of course , was now that, of course, was formerly home to the 607 squadron. famously, the busters in the second world war. and they're going to hear a court in an injunction rather, from west lindsey district council , all lindsey district council, all against plans to house up to 2000 migrants there . and the 2000 migrants there. and the initial plan from the home office was to have that number housed there by december. the local council is claiming that the home office doesn't have the necessary planning permission . necessary planning

if not scampton , then else's. scampton, then somebody else's.and a lot of all the time. and a lot of people getting in good morning. it's 7:00 on friday, the 6th of october. today labour have won the rutherglen and hamilton west by—election in scotland and took the seat from the snp . the seat from the snp. >> it feels incredible to represent the community that i live in, the community that i love, but also i do feel the responsibility of the thousands of people that have put their trust in me. this is the absolutely extraordinary result, absolutely extraordinary result, a seismic result, and i think this will send shockwaves through snp and shadow chief through the snp and shadow chief secretary to the treasury. >> pat mcfadden will be joining us shortly to talk about that victory overnight. but also the home office is continuing to convert the former raf base at scampton into a camp for asylum seekers , despite being told to seekers, despite being told to stop work immediately . stop work immediately. >> i clocked in one hour between half, six

well, let's talk to will hollis, who is at scampton . lots of interest then scampton. what is going to happen with this court case. what have people been saying to you? that lots of people are still camping out, aren't they . still camping out, aren't they. >> yes. well, one thing you won't find here at scampton right now is asylum seekers . but right now is asylum seekers. but the government wants to move at right now is asylum seekers. but least 2000 of them in when they've finished preparations here at the former air base. but what you will find is a steady stream of protesters coming and going. some of them often staying overnight, sleeping for days on end. there was one campaigner who's down in london for the high court, sarah carter, who's from the seb gorka scampton campaign. she spent a month sleeping outdoors, monitoring the number of trucks that were coming in, particularly relating to an enforcement notice as ray just mentioned, to count the number of trucks and what they might be bringing in. because judging by west lindsey district council standards , they

well, you know, you've spent more time in scampton recently than i have.i in scampton recently than i mean, i wonder whether perhaps within the community they were beginning to just accept that they've lost and it's going to happen. but you also you're saying that's clearly the case? clearly not the case? >> it doesn't seem to be. i think there are two elements to the question. you've just asked. people are saying that they aren't going to give up the fight, that they're going to be here outside of raf scampton, people are from scampton, people that are from scampton, but people from as far but also people from as far south as devon, but the other thing that i've been hearing today from the local residents of scampton camp, which is the former married living quarters of base, is that they're of the raf base, is that they're prepared if people do move in and the way that they're preparing ultimately security preparing is ultimately security measures. one person showed me a personal alarm that they have new cameras, bigger fences. and the way that they describe it is because they have a

zahawi have scampton racism. zahawi have scampton it's all about this development.et they locked out democrat practically elected officials and they locked out residents and residents couldn't answer. and we sat there and listened to the same nonsense that we've heard time and time again. same nonsense that we've heard time and time again . and they time and time again. and they will not answer . and i don't will not answer. and i don't care who's in charge or anything else . as far as i'm concerned, i else. as far as i'm concerned, i have no trust in them at all. no faith in them. and the home office officials, the civil servants and anyone else who's involved in this needs to be sacked. and the home office needs to be disbanded. >> should the home secretary go, then? is that what you're saying ? >> well, if she's in charge of it and she's been told and she has been told that scampton is not the right place to hold this centre , it's not fit for centre, it's not fit for purpose. the buildings are in total decay. the site isn't fit for anything . and she's ignored f

it's what's scampton and we what's going on scampton and we can go to ray addison, who's at the highters today over plans to house asylum seekers at a disused military base. and ray has the latest for us. patrick we've got two councils here arguing that fundamentally the home office just doesn't have the necessary planning permission to house asylum seekers on these disused military bases . military bases. >> and furthermore, they shouldn't be able to overrule that lack of planning permission on using this wartime laws that that have been put in place. the hearings, there's two hearings happening today and tomorrow at the royal courts of justice . but the royal courts of justice. but first up, the injunction application from west lindsey district council over those plans to house 2000 migrants at raf scampton of course, home of the dambusters and also braintree district council fighting home office plans to house 1700 single male migrants at wethersfield airfield in essex. there arguing against the use of this class. q rule, which the government is using to bypass planning laws. clas

in a moment, we go to raf scampton, the go back to raf scampton, the dambusters base, where we mightt just have a piece of good news. hang on. we'll tell you all in two minutes. can see that they represent pure evil. and it's right that israel exercises its right to self—defence . this show has been self—defence. this show has been doing its absolute best to save raf scampton from becoming a migrant base . migrant base. >> we think the great dambusters story , the history of 607 story, the history of 607 squadron and indeed what bomber command did from that county of lincolnshire is something that should be preserved and remembered. but it's not been looking good. but will hollis gb news is east midlands. reporter might have tonight for us live a little bit of good news. well what have you got ? what have you got? >> yes well in recent weeks, the voice of concern from west lindsey district council at the pace and the scale of progress here made by the home office to turn raf scampton into an asylum centre for up to 20,000 miles. prints has been growing so much louder and that's what

in a moment, we go back to raf scampton, the dambusters base, where we might just just have a piece ofd news. hang on. we'll tell you all in two minutes. can see that they represent pure evil. and it's right that israel exercises its right to self—defence . this show has been self—defence. this show has been doing its absolute best to save raf scampton from becoming a migrant base . migrant base. >> we think the great dambusters story , the history of 607 story, the history of 607 squadron and indeed what bomber command did from that county of lincolnshire is something that should be preserved and remembered. but it's not been looking good. but will hollis gb news is east midlands. reporter might have tonight for us live a little bit of good news. well what have you got ? what have you got? >> yes well in recent weeks, the voice of concern from west lindsey district council at the pace and the scale of progress here made by the home office to turn raf scampton into an asylum centre for up to 20,000 miles. prints has been growing so much louder and that's what has fuelled a push towards

the government is scampton.egal order to stop converting the former air base into a migrant camp. the home office says it's confident the project does meet planning requirements. but councillor roger patterson labelled the department liars . labelled the department liars. those are the headlines . you can those are the headlines. you can get more on all of those stories , just visit our website gb news.com , just visit our website gbnews.com . direct bullion gb news.com. direct bullion sponsors gbnews.com. direct bullion sponsors the finance report on gb news for gold and silver investment . at here's a quick investment. at here's a quick snapshot of today's market. the pound will buy you one point to $1.66 and ,1.1569. the price of gold is £1,501.06 per ounce. and the ftse 100 is . at 7444 points. the ftse 100 is. at 7444 points. this direct bullion sponsors the financial report on gb news for gold and silver investment . gold and silver investment. >> time now for a fascinating story at the moment. so met poli

you reference scampton . i mean, you reference scampton. to say, i know that very well. you're talking about the £300 million there. that that's site had earmarked for a basically like development and regeneration, all the rest of it thatis regeneration, all the rest of it that is now up kind of with a big fat question mark over it. i think it hasn't some guy as well just been has he been arrested or i know he was in trouble with the or something. the police or something. there's a scampton. >> where the dambusters. >> this is where the dambusters. >> this is where the dambusters. >> this dambusters? >> is this the dambusters? >> is this the dambusters? >> yeah. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> the humber >> it's just over the humber bridge, very bridge, actually. it's very nice area, say. very nice area, i have to say. a very nice area, i have to say. a very nice area . i drive a lot. you area. i drive past it a lot. you guys still getting in touch about parliament topic where about the parliament topic where what happened to t

councils have brought forward legal challenges after a proposal to house 2000 men at the former raf scampton the isle of man could move a step closer as draft legislation is debated in parliament. the plans would see residents with a terminal illness and no more than six months to live given the right to end their lives with help. more details on that story on our website. you're live with bbc news. here in the uk, families who lost their babies due to avoidable nhs errors are calling for the health secretary steve barclay to set up a national inquiry into maternity services in england. the parents say that despite a raft of reports and reviews into various nhs trusts, systemic issues continue to adversely impact on the care of women and babies. here's our social affairs correspondent, michael buchanan. i completely believed in the trust. i completely believed in the midwives and all that got me was a dead baby. the catastrophic _ me was a dead baby. the catastrophic impact - me was a dead baby. the catastrophic impact of. catastrophic impact of maternity failures have left families bereft.

the handling of scampton.rnment is accused of ignonng government is accused of ignoring a legal order to stop converting the former air base into a migrant camp to house 2000 people. the home office says it's confident the project meets planning requirements. but councillor roger paterson described the department as liars . police and private liars. police and private companies are being urged to stop using facial recognition surveillance. a group of 65 mps and peers backing a big brother watch campaign are calling for change. police have used live facial recognition software at large scale public events such as the king's coronation in. the group says it's concerned about human rights, the potential for discrimination and a lack of pubuc discrimination and a lack of public mandate. discrimination and a lack of public mandate . and finally , public mandate. and finally, house prices fell slightly last month, but proved more resilient than analysts had expected. higher mortgage rates were expected to fuel a sha

so legionella on a prison ship or scabies in scampton. >> oh, prison ship. to write. it's not a prison ship. but look, do you know what that conversation, as always, will rumble on. million uk rumble on and on. a million uk children apparently were destitute does destitute last year. what does that mean? i'll see you . likely to do the same thing, won't it? >> you're listening to gb news radio . hi there . radio. hi there. >> michelle dewberry with you till 7:00. communications officer at the institute for economic affairs. reem ibrahim and the former editor of labourlist, pete edwards. alongside me, i want to talk to you about what is destitution even in this day and age, but also before the end of the programme. shamima begum i'm goodness gracious that name programme. shamima begum i'm goodnjustgracious that name programme. shamima begum i'm goodnjust makes; that name programme. shamima begum i'm goodnjust makes me that name programme. shamima begum i'm goodnjust makes me goiat name programme. shamima begum i'm goodnjust makes me go ,t name programme. sham

. over the handling of scampton. >> the government is accused of ignonng >> the government is accuseding a legal order to stop converting the former airbase into a migrant camp to house 2000 people. the home office says it's confident the project meets planning requirements. but councillor roger paterson described the department as liars . and finally , while much liars. and finally, while much of the uk could see temperatures of the uk could see temperatures of up to 26 c at the weekend, a warning for rain is in place in parts of scotland . the met parts of scotland. the met office has issued both amber and yellow rain warnings for large parts of scotland and northern england. tomorrow until england. from tomorrow until sunday scotrail has sunday morning. scotrail has announced there will be significant disruption to its services. in contrast , fine and services. in contrast, fine and dry weather for southern and central england. temperatures dry weather for southern and centrarisegland. temperatures dry weather for southern and centra rise as nd. temperatures dry weather for souther

. over the handling of scampton. >> the government is accused of ignonng >> the government is accusedgnoring a legal order to stop converting the former airbase into a migrant camp to house 2000 people. the home office says it's confident the project meets planning requirements. but councillor roger paterson described the department as liars . and finally , while much liars. and finally, while much of the uk could see temperatures of the uk could see temperatures of up to 26 c at the weekend, a warning for rain is in place in parts of scotland . the met parts of scotland. the met office has issued both amber and yellow rain warnings for large parts of scotland and northern england. tomorrow until england. from tomorrow until sunday scotrail has sunday morning. scotrail has announced there will be significant disruption to its services. in contrast , fine and services. in contrast, fine and dry weather for southern and central england. temperatures dry weather for southern and centrarisegland. temperatures dry weather for southern and centra rise as nd. temperatures dry weather for sou

. over the handling of scampton.rnment is accused of ignonng the government is accused of ignoring a legal order to stop converting the former airbase into a migrant camp to house 2000 people. the home office says it's confident the project meets planning requirements. but councillor roger patterson described the department as liars . and finally, while much liars. and finally, while much of the uk could see temperatures of the uk could see temperatures of up to 26 c at the weekend, a warning for rain is in place in parts of scotland . the met parts of scotland. the met office issued both amber and yellow rain warnings for large parts of scotland and northern england from tomorrow until sunday morning. scotrail has announced there will be significant disruption to its services as a result, while in contrast, fine and dry weather for southern and central england . temperatures could rise as high as 25 degrees by sunday afternoon . this is gb news afternoon. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on digital r

a conservative councillor has called for the home secretary's resignation over the handling of scampton government is accused of ignoring a legal order to stop converting the former airbase into a migrant camp to house 2000 people. the home office says it's confident the project meets planning requirements. but councillor roger paterson described the department as liars . and department as liars. and finally, while much of the uk could see temperatures of up to 26 c at the weekend, a warning for rain is in place for parts of scotland . the met office has of scotland. the met office has issued both amber and yellow rain warnings for large parts of scotland and northern england from tomorrow until sunday morning . scotrail has announced morning. scotrail has announced there will be significant disruption to its services as a result, while in contrast, fine and dry weather for southern and central england, temperatures could rise as high as 25 c by sunday afternoon . in with gb sunday afternoon. in with gb news across the uk on tv in your car on digital radio and now on your smart speaker

a conservative councillor has called for the home secretary's resignation over the handling of scamptonovernment is accused of ignoring a legal order to stop converting the former airbase into a migrant camp to house 2000 people. the home office says it's confident the project meets planning requirements. but councillor roger paterson described the department as liars . and department as liars. and finally, while much of the uk could see temperatures of up to 26 c at the weekend, a warning for rain is in place for parts of scotland . the met office has of scotland. the met office has issued both amber and yellow rain warnings for large parts of scotland and northern england from tomorrow until sunday morning . scotrail has announced morning. scotrail has announced there will be significant disruption to its services as a result, while in contrast, fine and dry weather for southern and central england, temperatures could rise as high as 25 c by sunday afternoon . in with gb sunday afternoon. in with gb news across the uk on tv in your car on digital radio and now on your smart speaker by

jail for the crime of treason on the home office is continuing to convert the former raf base at scamptong asylum seekers, despite being told to stop work immediately . told to stop work immediately. >> and aiden has your weather as we approach the weekend . we approach the weekend. >> it's a significant contrast across the uk. very warm for many this weekend but very wet in some places. find out

> a conservative councillor has called for the home secretary's resignation over the handling of scamptonovernment is accused of ignoring a legal order to stop converting the former air base into a migrant camp to house 2000 people. the home office says it's confident the project meets planning requirements, but council roger patterson described the department as liars . and department as liars. and finally, while much of the uk could see temperatures of up to 26 c at the weekend, a warning for rain is in place in parts of scotland . the met office has scotland. the met office has issued both amber and yellow rain warnings for large parts of scotland and northern england. from tomorrow until sunday morning. scotrail has announced there will be significant disruption to its services as a result . in contrast, fine and result. in contrast, fine and dry weather for southern and central england . temperatures central england. temperatures could rise as high as 25 degrees by sunday afternoon in this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car on digital radio and on your car on digital radio an

. >> and we'll be live in scampton as the high court hears an injunction application from west lindsey district council to stop up to 2000 migrants being housed on the former site of the dambusters home. the council argues the home office does not have planning permission for such a site . such a site. >> and we'll also . be live in >> and we'll also. be live in tel aviv as israel continues their ground offensive in gaza, their ground offensive in gaza, the idf reports a large exchange of fire overnight. we'll have the very latest on the ground. and here, labour leader sir keir starmer says the right to self defence is fundamental . all but defence is fundamental. all but it is not a blank check . it is not a blank check. >> and we'll have the latest from kenya as the king and queen embark on their first state visit to a commonwealth and african country. charles acknowledged the painful aspects of the uk and kenya's shared history during the couple's four day state visit . but before we day state visit. but before we sort all of this, here's your latest headlines with sophia . latest h

. >> and that's not to forget we've also got scampton and we've also got scampton and we've also gotit's complete court chaos in the in the government's immigration policy. and bit and this is a little bit different the others because different to the others because this local residents. this this is local residents. this isn't the european court, this isn't the european court, this isn't court. this is isn't the supreme court. this is local saying local residents saying the government circumvented government has circumvented normal rules which normal planning rules which protect local areas and they shouldn't be allowed to do that. now whether or not this will have much impact because the barge isn't currently being used, have impact used, but it may have impact going fonnard if the government was other was looking at putting other barges . barges in, other areas. >> you very much. david, we've got to leave it there. appreciate it. thank you. pleasure. so all we can now go to theo chikomba . let's go . to theo chikomba. let's go. let's go then. let's find him there. so what have you

. >> i hope that that other parts of the country and that including scampton as well, that, you know,rmission from the owners on both sides of the land . and both sides of the land. and there's also a disputed area in there's also a disputed area in the car park which we were lucky to camp on. and you know, the camp is quite big now, as you can see, there's many, many, many flags from around the world there. so the support has been phenomenal . but there. so the support has been phenomenal. but i think what happens in philately is we're still a community and it's a very large town with lots and lots of little villages. and it could happen to any one of us. what happened in philately and it's not on. so we'll support anybody that's going through the same thing as well . same thing as well. >> i look absolutely . >> i look absolutely. absolutely. and you know, amanda , i know as well, i've been following this story on social media since right at the very start of it. and it's a pleasure to come and speak to people like yourselves. that you've yourselves. i know that you've had weather a

that the government has come up with, every other alternative provision for housing migrants, raf scamptont in their own area or else from legal questions and safety questions. in the case of bibby stockholm, where legionella bacteria was found. so this is going to cause a real, real headache for the government and it's exactly what they don't want at this moment. just as those by—election defeats are starting to sink in. and of course, when the new general election campaign is starting to ramp up . starting to ramp up. >> and olivia, we have to talk about the crispin blunt allegations. this is the ninth conservative now under current investigation, echoes of the 90s a return to the bad old days of sleaze . how big a return to the bad old days of sleaze. how big an a return to the bad old days of sleaze . how big an issue do you sleaze. how big an issue do you think it's going to be for the conservative party as we approach an already traumatic general election cycle for them ? general election cycle for them? well absolutely. >> it does definitely have echoes of the dying days of the john

when these raf bases, the raf scampton, for example, was first suggested, the case ended up in the supremeovernment, saying that the local constituents did not want to have, you know, in some cases up to 500, usually young male migrants, young single male migrants wandering around their communities. then of course there are the barges like the bibby stockholm. but as we've seen, those are beset with issues of their own. on the bibby stockholm that legionnaire's bacteria emerge, meaning that at the very last minute migrants had to be evacuated off the premises. so there is no simple answer for there is no simple answer for the government on what to do with these migrants. and the number is still pretty high. rishi sunak said that he was going to eradicate rate the backlog of migrants waiting for their asylum claims to be processed by the end of this yean processed by the end of this year. well, he hasn't done a bad job at beginning of the job at the beginning of the yean job at the beginning of the year, were 92,000 migrants year, there were 92,000 migrants awaiting in. there awaiting appli