and again , serco is involved and again, serco is involved and like we've discussed before , and liked before, and not only are they taking over hotels , firing staff like that, hotels, firing staff like that, there was a young couple or show yesterday have been thrown out of the hotel that they looked after given 24 hours notice to move somewhere else with their three children. you have that on serco also you know saying to landlords we'll give you a five year contract with no breaks in it. so basically they'll take over your property for five years, do all the maintenance no management charges , no estate management charges, no estate agent charges , you know, just agent charges, you know, just kick out the brits. and if haven't put these in and there's just not the infrastructure but this is being done on the sly. rupert rupert soames i don't know anything about rupert soames. i think, i met his brother a couple of times over the years, but rupert's names like churchill's grandson , he's like churchill's grandson, he's plugged in. he's well connected. why hell should this company b

and again , serco is involved and again, serco is involved and like we've discussed before , and likesed before, and not only are they taking over hotels , firing staff like that, hotels, firing staff like that, there was a young couple or show yesterday have been thrown out of the hotel that they looked after given 24 hours notice to move somewhere else with their three children. you have that on serco also you know saying to landlords we'll give you a five year contract with no breaks in it. so basically they'll take over your property for five years, do all the maintenance no management charges , no estate management charges, no estate agent charges , you know, just agent charges, you know, just kick out the brits. and if haven't put these in and there's just not the infrastructure but this is being done on the sly. rupert rupert soames i don't know anything about rupert soames. i think, i met his brother a couple of times over the years, but rupert's names like churchill's grandson , he's like churchill's grandson, he's plugged in. he's well connected. why hell should this company

and so you've been covering serco, so maybe maybe serco are putting them up , maybe serco are puttingre putting them up, maybe serco will be asked to look at the kind of process in them as well. it'sjust the kind of process in them as well. it's just to be a good business model. if you're one of these private companies, they're coming in, they get paid to put them places and then them up in places and then probably paid to look after probably get paid to look after tomorrow. mark and i'll be i'll tweet tomorrow. maybe tweet about this tomorrow. maybe we next or so we we can discuss it next or so we get the latest figures on which countries coming now. countries they are coming now. right figures, we right in the last of figures, we did albania become the did see albania become the biggest nationality to start. we probably get even probably will see that get even for the latest figures . but i for the latest figures. but i suppose one of the silver linings with regards the linings with regards to the hotels we all have noticed in hotels is we all have noticed in the albanians that the

and so you've been covering serco, so maybe maybe serco are putting them up , maybe serco are puttingre putting them up, maybe serco will be asked to look at the kind of process in them as well. it'sjust the kind of process in them as well. it's just to be a good business model. if you're one of these private companies, they're coming in, they get paid to put them places and then them up in places and then probably paid to look after probably get paid to look after tomorrow. mark and i'll be i'll tweet tomorrow. maybe tweet about this tomorrow. maybe we next or so we we can discuss it next or so we get the latest figures on which countries coming now. countries they are coming now. right figures, we right in the last of figures, we did albania become the did see albania become the biggest nationality to start. we probably get even probably will see that get even for the latest figures . but i for the latest figures. but i suppose one of the silver linings with regards the linings with regards to the hotels we all have noticed in hotels is we all have noticed in the albanians that the

serco, who are case. you know, serco, who are in of housing , case.ackpool as well with a boatload of cash told . with a boatload of cash told. the homeless people that are currently there in temporary accommodation to clear up and then the asylum seekers get put in their place. it is a case of whoever has the most and it screams volumes that our government prepared to obviously give serco more money to solve the asylum problem than they are to solve homeless mess in the uk. very david. yes, i'll throw it to you now. haye, who is an international human rights lawyer. a lot of people are up in arms about david, as i'm sure you're completely aware why do the human of people who've paid people traffickers to get over here having not fled a war in many cases? why do that human rights trumped the human rights . a military veteran who's sleeping on the opposite i town . i mean it's really a simple response. basically, you've got a rather absurd law. so you're an asylum seeker that comes across on the channel and you are not able to look after yourself. the

the big 3 serco mears and clear spring ready homes have seen their total profits double from $60000000.00 to $130000000.00 in the past year. the profits are blooming and their outsourcing providers say they're involved in so many other services. but it seems like a silent commendation and detention are some of their big. it provides some of the biggest profits they each, the companies, all berserker, refused to talk to us, admitting several issues at fatima accommodation, but said the problems have been resolved within the contractual time. scale of 21 days, the british government has long the 1st to admit that the asylum system is broken according to the home office of the people that arrived here last year, 96 percent of them. mister waiting to have their cases processed. even though eventually, the vast majority will be granted refugee status. while they're waiting, they car work. they get about $47.00 a week and the backlog is getting longer and longer. meanwhile, the national debate around migrations become toxic. inflamed by the home secretaries description of people arriving in the

or the irony of , the fact that the irony of, the fact that serco has the contract for accommodationat profit hugely by offering millions a time to hoteliers to sack their staff and turn their properties into hostels for those young men always , young those young men always, young men to realise in my eyes anyway , is that the british born and raised here have been put at the back of the queue. everything the taxes pay for , so that all the taxes pay for, so that all of those benefits can extended to new arrivals . the realisation to new arrivals. the realisation that the powers that be are intent on the morale and spirit of the british, transforming us into a compliant dependent, unquestioning hand , ready to unquestioning hand, ready to accept whatever indignity might be foisted upon us next. the threat of nuclear . dear god, the threat of nuclear. dear god, the existing initial threat we all grew up feeling the last third of the 20th century. the are being invited to accept this somehow inevitable. if existence of every man woman and child apparently hanging in the amidst all the

or the irony of , the fact that the irony of, the fact that serco has the contract for accommodationat profit hugely by offering millions a time to hoteliers to sack their staff and turn their properties into hostels for those young men always , young those young men always, young men to realise in my eyes anyway , is that the british born and raised here have been put at the back of the queue. everything the taxes pay for , so that all the taxes pay for, so that all of those benefits can extended to new arrivals . the realisation to new arrivals. the realisation that the powers that be are intent on the morale and spirit of the british, transforming us into a compliant dependent, unquestioning hand , ready to unquestioning hand, ready to accept whatever indignity might be foisted upon us next. the threat of nuclear . dear god, the threat of nuclear. dear god, the existing initial threat we all grew up feeling the last third of the 20th century. the are being invited to accept this somehow inevitable. if existence of every man woman and child apparently hanging in the amidst all the

paul harkins or serco and i've done some research military veterans and actually getting doctoral degrees and i heard you talk a lot, mr. davis, about military veterans struggling in the classroom and ways that can go through that journey and giving them the right skill sets to do that better. and one of the things that i came across in my research is on the other side of it, you have the academics that have a hard time understanding military veterans and where they come from because know that this a population that excels that works hard you know, puts themselves last event we heard that a lot today so i'm wondering is in your research how are you thinking about that other part where we could somehow help the other side that the academics if you will to learn how to work with military veterans. i will say specifically in research. it's i had a professor that was about having to work with a military veteran because this person constantly calling constantly asking questions needing and she felt like it was just someone who was very needy and doing some research, realizing that this is a po

it's the home office that also paying like serco that is also paying like serco to actually house and you took the incentive away the financial incentive away these private companies you'd see no, no, no i'm see it's no, no, no, no i'm crazy. i'm not making excuses to the home office. this is a political decision. the home office is just doing their job. it's a political decision. somebody needs to fess up and about it. you can't the about it. you can't blame the home office for the time that they paying private they are paying private companies political take companies up political to take over. companies up political to take over . some of these people have over. some of these people have been hotels for 15 been in these hotels for 15 months. on and, months. okay now, moving on and, a breathtaking scientific discovery check out the resident doctor of itv's this morning brazenly informing nation that men can now have of loss and most commonly is caused just by pefiods most commonly is caused just by periods when men with heavy periods. but if you're a man or a woman whose periods have

like churchill's grandson , soames and, his company serco. so there's no good news on the horizon.ould ask , horizon. the bad we should ask, however, is that these useless parliamentarians, the sort making things worse. do you like net zero everybody does all the parties i vote for it so i'd like to extend it to migration net emissions the english channel net zero emissions from lorries loaded with albanians net zero to improve the environment your neighbourhood by which mean net zero carbon footprint from country house hotels converted into six star a room migrant hostels and from excitable young chaps hanging around the primary school playgrounds . net zero. it's not playgrounds. net zero. it's not for the maldives and tuvalu but for the maldives and tuvalu but for the maldives and tuvalu but for the british isles as well . for the british isles as well. net zero migration. and let's try and persuade that half a million brits fleeing their nafive million brits fleeing their native land. see if we can make it on dysfunctional enough that they consider staying. what do you what do y

the big 3 serco mears and clear spring ready homes have seen their total profits double from $60000000.00 to $130000000.00 in the past year. the profits are blooming and they're out. so synchronized is say they're involved in so many other services that it seems like it's the ag at silent commendation and detention are some of their big. it provides some of the biggest profits h, the companies or berserker, refused to talk to us, admitting several issues at fatima accommodation, but said the problems have been resolved within the contractual time scale of $21.00 days. the british government has long the 1st to admit that the asylum system is broken according to the home office of the people that arrived here last year, 96 percent of them, mr. waiting to have their cases processed. even though eventually, the vast majority will be granted refugee status. while they're waiting, they can't work. they get about $47.00 a week and the backlog is getting longer longer. meanwhile, the national debate around migrations become tulsa, inflamed by the home secretaries description of people arriving i

like churchill's grandson , soames and, his company serco. so there's no good news on the horizon.ould ask , horizon. the bad we should ask, however, is that these useless parliamentarians, the sort making things worse. do you like net zero everybody does all the parties i vote for it so i'd like to extend it to migration net emissions the english channel net zero emissions from lorries loaded with albanians net zero to improve the environment your neighbourhood by which mean net zero carbon footprint from country house hotels converted into six star a room migrant hostels and from excitable young chaps hanging around the primary school playgrounds . net zero. it's not playgrounds. net zero. it's not for the maldives and tuvalu but for the maldives and tuvalu but for the maldives and tuvalu but for the british isles as well . for the british isles as well. net zero migration. and let's try and persuade that half a million brits fleeing their nafive million brits fleeing their native land. see if we can make it on dysfunctional enough that they consider staying. what do you what do y

it's the home office that also paying like serco that is also paying like serco to actually house and you took the incentive away the financial incentive away these private companies you'd see no, no, no i'm see it's no, no, no, no i'm crazy. i'm not making excuses to the home office. this is a political decision. the home office is just doing their job. it's a political decision. somebody needs to fess up and about it. you can't the about it. you can't blame the home office for the time that they paying private they are paying private companies political take companies up political to take over. companies up political to take over . some of these people have over. some of these people have been hotels for 15 been in these hotels for 15 months. on and, months. okay now, moving on and, a breathtaking scientific discovery check out the resident doctor of itv's this morning brazenly informing nation that men can now have of loss and most commonly is caused just by pefiods most commonly is caused just by periods when men with heavy periods. but if you're a man or a woman whose periods have

and companies such as serco and hotelier chains making an absolute fortune . that is true. hotels have been offered millions to a migrants and asylum seekers. jim says brexit is now just ignored by politicians they want millions of migrants cheap labour. i can't really argue with that it does seem that the conservative having talked a big game lowering net migration to the tens of thousands seem to have absolutely no intention to do so. it's been quite interesting . sunak sort come up with . rishi sunak sort come up with these quick ideas on how to get those numbers down. i doubt any will be and. john, i must go to john. he says no, no, no. it's our problem not the french. we must deal it. we must stop them. even landing. why should the french care if they to come to britain ? well, i take that view britain? well, i take that view , definitely. i don't think the french any particular interest stopping people from crossing the channel would they? they've got so many camps in northern france i'm sure they much would like to take the money and sort of bid farewel

i don't i don't to those favoured companies that serco or whatever have always been on board the modelsage is just insane it makes a very good point that efficiency especially when it comes to things like procurement who else something that off your that you want to get off your chest. anything on this? you've been nice and quiet like chap been nice and quiet like a chap microphones this had microphones this chap had a stand sir it that the stand up. sir it true that the fuel duty is up? well, make fuel duty is up? well, you make a very good point because this wasn't actually listed in the autumn budget, but was autumn budget, but it was featured in the air at liam halligan, by the way, will be joining us in a few minutes on the nigel programme, him and nigel farage be getting nigel farage will be getting into make excellent into that. you make excellent point. that will answered point. so that will be answered in the next few minutes. anyone else you sat at the front right stand . let's see if . hello, else you sat at the front right stand . let's see if. hello, i'm stand. let's see if

come because of hotels are being asked if they will rent out their hotels for a couple of years to sercor 22,000 people isn't a lot of people, so the town's not overly busy. you see gangs walking about and it's intimidating. yeah all right, look, danny, thank you very much. thank you for coming on. i want to talk to you again soon because this, unfortunately, is going go away any time soon. going to go away any time soon. danny from skegness town danny brooks from skegness town council winning council represents the winning thought had loads thought ward and he's had loads of telling him that they're worried about the asylum seeker hotel and those areas. hotel situation and those areas. the is today that the home the news is today that the home office is going to their big solution to this is to try to disperse them into rural. if you live or a village, live in a town or a village, frankly, with hundred frankly, with a few hundred people your population, people as your population, expect that population be to double population to, double for that population to, maybe of maybe be killed b