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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

we'll be you to scampton. we be taking you to scampton. we started one right at the started this one right at the very beginning the issues we very beginning of the issues we scampton to see very beginning of the issues we scathe:on to see very beginning of the issues we scathe way to see very beginning of the issues we scathe way through to see very beginning of the issues we scathe way through ono see very beginning of the issues we scathe way through on gbze all the way through here on gb news. also going to news. now, we're also going to be about this king be talking about this look, king charles, all the noise was he didn't apologise . he didn't didn't apologise. he didn't officially to kenya. officially say sorry to kenya. well, he did, didn't he, in all but name? he absolutely did . but name? he absolutely did. that my of it. anyway, that was my view of it. anyway, i know you think. i want to know what you think. is a bit too timid? is our king a bit too timid? should apologising should he be apologising for things on our behalf abr

and of course such a scampton.so a lot on his plate. and we haven't even spoken about the ongoing issue of these protests that are continuing regularly throughout centre london. i think in terms of repairing the damage with the metropolitan police, you won't have too much to do in that because that damage has been repaired in the sense that suella braverman following her comments, has gone so he can start with a clean slate there and maybe have a more constructive dialogue with sir mark rowley about what we do with these protests and whether we get more in the way of new legislation that could make it that bit easier for the police to ban these marches, not in terms of the public order element of it, but because of the kind of a lot of the hate filled rhetoric that's coming out of there and the fear and alarm that it is putting one community, the jewish community, under. unden >> okay. thank you, mark. such a good point. very good point. i mean, loads of good points. >> and we shouldn't forget the home secretary ag

the so supposed 1700 in whether field in essex that are supposed to be at that old raf base and scamptonpeople up in scampton and not a single person has gone on to that particular former air base yet . so these people are base yet. so these people are being accommodated and the likes of hotel hotels or council accommodation across the country. well mark white, thank you very much for bringing us the very latest there from doven >> we'll be back with you throughout the programme as we get more information on any more boats . well, i'm joined now in boats. well, i'm joined now in the studio by political commentatorjohn the studio by political commentator john oxley. and john, i suppose when the prime minister first made this pledge, stood at the podium with the words stop the boats beneath him , people would have assumed that meant stop every boat . it's meant stop every boat. it's probably not good enough for rishi sunak to keep saying this phrase that the number of crossings are down by a third. that's exactly right, tom. when you make a big pledge like that, and particularly when you m