well my shamima was policy to.suffered a number of genocides over the last sort of genocides over the last sort of 500 years and in particular isis not only damaged and destroyed their community. but also when the lives of arab communities as well husbands as a as a terrorist he's also in prison at the moment. he's a trained killer. and even the accused actions levelled against shamima by the kurds contain like the fact that she may have been part of the hezbollah, which is the female political police wing, i should say, of the isis states which committed executions, beats . there was executions, beats. there was even an accusation that she was seen sowing a suicide on to a suicide bomber in syria. so m15 got it right as. suicide bomber in syria. so m15 got it right as . far as i'm got it right as. far as i'm concerned, they've literally cooled a real and credible threat . so let's let's take threat. so let's let's take their word for it. threat. so let's let's take their word for it . let's listen their word for i

but so is shamima our law and our law has put them away. but so is shamima bacon.or me personally, do think she was personally, i do think she was 15 years old and that needs to part of it. but what really for me keeps her where she is . my me keeps her where she is. my mind her response to the mind is her response to the manchester bombings. so when government tell you government officials tell you she threat and then she she poses a threat and then she gives response the way in gives a response in the way in she i believe that. she did, i believe that. correct. remorse. correct. she showed no remorse. again quote, women and children of the uk a legitimate target she. yeah i mean beheadings didn't faze me. i again i've said it before i've seen some terrible things in my life. i've never someone beat you know what i would never come back to she no, i would never come to that because because if you speak to someone like alan duncan, who really knows how a lot of these isis operate, he says even though they are trying to portray this different picture, they in clear

but so is shamima our law and our law has put them away. but so is shamima bacon.sonally, do think she was personally, i do think she was 15 years old and that needs to part of it. but what really for me keeps her where she is . my me keeps her where she is. my mind her response to the mind is her response to the manchester bombings. so when government you government officials tell you she a threat and then she she poses a threat and then she gives response the way in gives a response in the way in she i believe that. she did, i believe that. correct. remorse. correct. she showed no remorse. again quote, women and children of the uk a legitimate target she. yeah i mean beheadings didn't faze me. i again i've said it before i've seen some terrible things in my life. i've never someone beat you know what i would never come back to she no, i would never come to that because because if you speak to someone like alan duncan, who really knows how a lot of these isis operate, he says even though they are trying to portray this different picture, they in clear and present

shamima begum he said that they see that shamima begum be see that shamima begum should be able returne return, which was correct, but that he's public but now he, now that he's public opinion poll be discussed opinion poll to be discussed later most i went on i was really sad but i he has the most unenviable job generally speaking and i am talking pro bus strikes here. conservatives in this country think roughly the same about roughly the same things labour is a party things. labour is a party of two. of these like two. half of these people like me all of the me who care about all of the vegan , as you would put vegan wokeism, as you would put it. is people in red it. and it is people in the red wall care about more wall who care about more traditional labour, would say the conservatives a leader who can is so much harder. the can unify is so much harder. the conservative party, i think, is more so of showing that conservative party is just split as the labour. i don't think the liberals we've got the tories really will care really ultimately will care about though. no, not about mone

our options must shamima begum.tions must include campaigning for a public vote and nobody is ruling out remain as an option. i've said on a number of occasions that we are not going back to the eu. can you guarantee that under leadership the 2019 labour commitments to nationalise water energy rail, the royal mail , energy rail, the royal mail, they'll all be in labour's next election manifesto. i've made that commitment. will you nationalise ? the big six energy nationalise? the big six energy companies? yes no. no. no, you will not. the decision by the home secretary was the wrong decision, and i think it was a rushed decision . i want to ask rushed decision. i want to ask you about shamima begum. she's lost her appeal to regain it. should she be allowed to appeal again ? i think the court again? i think the court decision yesterday was the right decision. national security has come first. so will the rail. keir starmer please stand up ? keir starmer please stand up? well, he has actually . he has. well, he has ac

the next as an isis slave reveals saw shamima slave reveals she saw shamima begum as a terrorist traininge be asking for trouble if we let her back into the uk. well, documentary filmmaker alan duncan, who spent time filming with isis in syria , certainly with isis in syria, certainly thinks so. and he's to reveal all of the shocking new information that he has uncovered about begum that you won't see on the bbc straight after the . break welcome back . runaway isis bride welcome back. runaway isis bride shamima begum has spent the last couple of years trying to convince west that she was a vulnerable schoolgirl, hoodwinked by terrorist groomers when she ran off to join the death cult in 2015. as she's fought to return to, politicians have long hinted that more to her story than the general know about, though without ever going into detail, his former secretary, priti patel , doing secretary, priti patel, doing just that. in my interview with her last. now, when you were home secretary you were absolute clear that this woman must not re—enter the uk. do you by that? that's clearly right .

the next as an isis slave reveals saw shamima slave reveals she saw shamima begum as a terrorist training be asking for trouble if we let her back into the uk. well, documentary filmmaker alan duncan, who spent time filming with isis in syria , certainly with isis in syria, certainly thinks so. and he's to reveal all of the shocking new information that he has uncovered about begum that you won't see on the bbc straight after the . break welcome back . runaway isis bride welcome back. runaway isis bride shamima begum has spent the last couple of years trying to convince west that she was a vulnerable schoolgirl, hoodwinked by terrorist groomers when she ran off to join the death cult in 2015. as she's fought to return to, politicians have long hinted that more to her story than the general know about, though without ever going into detail, his former secretary, priti patel , doing secretary, priti patel, doing just that. in my interview with her last. now, when you were home secretary you were absolute clear that this woman must not re—enter the uk. do you by that? that's clearly right .

same with shamima begum. you're right to bring case up right to bring that case up because isn't it funny how we're saying shouldn't be saying that we shouldn't be allowing back from from allowing people back from from war zones into the uk because there's much higher risk of them committing atrocities? of committing terror atrocities? of course a stands to course there is a stands to reason. they fought an arena reason. they fought in an arena of alongside islamic state. of war alongside islamic state. yet saying shamima begum yet we all saying shamima begum took the left took it from the liberal left should allowed come back. should be allowed to come back. and we have have a no and i think we have to have a no holds barred conversation about the realities of the risks versus this fear of being called racist. and that's first irony. well, i would say shamima begum should stand trial. she should face british justice just like the did after the second. she might get away with it, though, because. separate, se

the decision revoke shamima begum citizenship was deemed lawful.error watchdog has suggested the uk fall in line with other western in repatriating ice recruits . jonathan hall casey recruits. jonathan hall casey counsel the independent reviewer of terrorism legislation , said of terrorism legislation, said that ms. begum is as much of a threat overseas as she is over here. under the watchful eye of the uk's justice system and should be allowed back . this should be allowed back. this comes, after all, friends and allies germany, france and sweden have increasingly allowed hundreds of former air supporters back into countries. as hall has said , are we in as hall has said, are we in danger of falling out of step with our allies on issues such as these? well, i'm glad to say . still with me and my panel, kelvin mackenzie and lloyd russell—moyle , i'm not too russell—moyle, i'm not too fussed about being step with our allies , but i think either your allies, but i think either your british or you're not. and if you're british citizen, you should be i

shamima begum, the despicable isis terrorist .re home secretary , when you are home secretary, were absolutely clear , this were absolutely clear, this woman must not the uk. do you stand by the absolute right? absolutely right. and i maintain that i will always maintain that position on the basis that i have seen the security and intelligence information and quite frankly it is the job of the home of the day to protect citizens, protect our countries individuals who are threats . and individuals who are threats. and i would absolutely read that position all over again. need to talk about the conservative democratic organisation in europe hatred. this is a body that i fully support because what we have seen happen the conservative party over the past yearis conservative party over the past year is the opposite of democracy . that's right. i have democracy. that's right. i have described what's place as an anti—democratic . now, none of anti—democratic. now, none of this actually about necessarily criticising the prime minister of

shamima begum's bid to return.ty and intelligence information and there's a few home truths for gary lineker . you know, i've gary lineker. you know, i've experienced such comments him as well. when i was home secretary . don't miss dan wootton tonight 9 pm. to 11 pm. on tv news. welcome back to state of the with me jacob rees—mogg . you've with me jacob rees—mogg. you've been getting in touch with your mail. jeff did you ever encounter a civil glueing themselves to their so they didn't have to come back to the office and did you support their right to do it? well, i hope had very good glue. if they were glued to the sofa, david says nothing wrong with el salvador's laws since nayib he took power, the country has become far safer. well i think we should have a discussion on the politics. el salvador with david in some future show and tina jacob was wondering about your thoughts on the near banking crisis today. tina that extremely important and could have taken a whole program by itself. i think the intervention of

shamima bagan was 15 when she left london to join the islamic state terror group .ere, police state terror group. here, police investigating the death of a missing baby who was found in brighton last night say the newborn may have been dead for some time . the remains were some time. the remains were found in woodland close to where constance martin and mark gordon were arrested on monday. the couple evaded authorities for more than seven weeks and refused to give any information on the location or the welfare of their baby . they are being of their baby. they are being held on suspicion of gross negligence, manslaughter . and negligence, manslaughter. and nhs leaders have welcomed a government decision to invite all health unions involved in strike action to further talks. the health department says it will discuss what is fair and reasonable , but that planned reasonable, but that planned industrial action must be called off first. the royal college of nursing began intensive discussions with the government last week over pay. but unions representing junior doctor

shamima bagan was 15 when she left london to join the islamic state terror group .e, police state terror group. here, police investigating the death of a missing baby who was found in brighton last night say the newborn may have been dead for some time . the remains were some time. the remains were found in woodland close to where constance martin and mark gordon were arrested on monday. the couple evaded authorities for more than seven weeks and refused to give any information on the location or the welfare of their baby . they are being of their baby. they are being held on suspicion of gross negligence, manslaughter . and negligence, manslaughter. and nhs leaders have welcomed a government decision to invite all health unions involved in strike action to further talks. the health department says it will discuss what is fair and reasonable , but that planned reasonable, but that planned industrial action must be called off first. the royal college of nursing began intensive discussions with the government last week over pay. but unions representing junior doctors

shamima bagan was 15 when she left london to join the islamic state group .you've been state group. and as you've been hearing, sue gray has been hired. sir keir starmer , a new hired. sir keir starmer, a new chief of staff and senior civil servant, led the investigation into partygate. it's understood she'll resign her role at the cabinet to take up the position in the labour party. conservative party vice chairman paul holmes has called it an inappropriate appointment which should be blocked . labour leader should be blocked. labour leader says though that he's delighted mrs. grey plans to accept the role subject to normal procedures. those are your latest news headlines? i'm back an hour. now back to jacob rees—mogg . and rees—mogg. and. what you've just heard who sue gray is a senior civil servant who did the report that brought down the former prime minister boris johnson over the so—called partygate . over the so—called partygate. she could now be considered an official opposition spokesman. ms. grey an effective and diligent administrator. i worked wit

shamima begum, the despicable isis terrorist .w when you are home secretary , when you are home secretary, were absolutely clear , this were absolutely clear, this woman must not the uk. do you stand by the absolute right? absolutely right. and i maintain that i will always maintain that position on the basis that i have seen the security and intelligence information and quite frankly it is the job of the home of the day to protect citizens, protect our countries individuals who are threats . and individuals who are threats. and i would absolutely read that position all over again. need to talk about the conservative democratic organisation in europe hatred. this is a body that i fully support because what we have seen happen the conservative party over the past yearis conservative party over the past year is the opposite of democracy . that's right. i have democracy. that's right. i have described what's place as an anti—democratic . now, none of anti—democratic. now, none of this actually about necessarily criticising the prime

shamima begum their families. shamima begum was 15 when she left london to join islamic state .ottish government has announced the caledonian train is to be brought under public ownership. the service connects some of the country's most rural stations to london. the move will see the train operated by an arm's length company by the scottish government from june . one of government from june. one of fife producers, robin , i'll fife producers, robin, i'll take, you know , you take it take, you know, you take it away. no, he he's been on the caledonian sleep and he brought pictures and it's very nice actually. yeah it looks very good. and the blooming, the food with food, but now it looks with the food, but now it looks very good. and if you go for the bunk beds . very good. and if you go for the bunk beds. they were paid about 40 odd quid each. yeah. bargain is no other. if that was returned. well my. either returned. well my. but either way way. bad. inverness way it's way. not bad. inverness apparently the it apparently is if the stuff it goes go jane does that which is where y

but in dissolution of the in the dissolution of the greatest britain shamima greatest britain is shamimaunny. she's got 7 million followers on tiktok . she has been helping tiktok. she has been helping defend and protect children from adults tik talk who want to adults on tik talk who want to isolate children on private messaging to discuss and gender. she is helping all us mums out by protecting. i'm going to go with at five live that with the folks at five live that carole malone nominated because know had people on twitter know you had people on twitter describing scamps good describing as scamps and good them up to work. them for turning up to work. i very happy with that they got congratulations name calvin. i who is your union jack has nominee it's the particularly tim davie for caving in to gary like a big wobbly jelly the guy is now invincible he can what he likes despite fact that this weekend 500,000 more people watched match the day than groups like him. these states, the ratings went up button was your nominee judging by the tweets. it should be my cardigan , for instance. i

but in dissolution of the in the dissolution of the greatest britain shamima greatest britain is shamimae's got 7 million followers on tiktok . she has been helping tiktok. she has been helping defend and protect children from adults tik talk who want to adults on tik talk who want to isolate children on private messaging to discuss and gender. she is helping all us mums out by protecting. i'm going to go with at five live that with the folks at five live that carole malone nominated because know had people on twitter know you had people on twitter describing scamps good describing as scamps and good them up to work. them for turning up to work. i very happy with that they got congratulations name calvin. i who is your union jack has nominee it's the particularly tim davie for caving in to gary like a big wobbly jelly the guy is now invincible he can what he likes despite fact that this weekend 500,000 more people watched match the day than groups like him. these states, the ratings went up button was your nominee judging by the tweets. it should be my cardigan , for instance. i hate it,

shamima begum's bid to return.nd intelligence information and there's a few home truths for gary lineker . you know, i've gary lineker. you know, i've experienced such comments him as well. when i was home secretary . don't miss dan wootton tonight 9 pm. to 11 pm. on tv news. there's help for households. are you over state pension age? if your weekly income is below £182.60, or £278.70 if you live with a partner, you could be eligible for pension credit, even if you own your home or have savings. it's worth, on average, £3,500 a year and you could get help with heating bills and more, plus up to £900 in cost of living payments. welcome back to state of the with me jacob rees—mogg . you've with me jacob rees—mogg. you've been getting in touch with your mail. jeff did you ever encounter a civil glueing themselves to their so they didn't have to come back to the office and did you support their right to do it? well, i hope had very good glue. if they were glued to the sofa, david says nothing wrong with el salvador's

why shamima begum must never return the uk. laurence fox , the return the uk.rade links tom bower on why king is right to snub son prince harry and an exclusive interview with kelly k. now, she is, of course, the women's rights advocate who was driven out of new zealand . those out of new zealand. those horror, well protests but someone say violent action over the weekend . well i'm delighted the weekend. well i'm delighted you've got andrew jenkins on who's absolutely brilliant. i think i disagree her on this subject. it'll an exciting lesson for everybody. but got the weather coming up and what be better than that? no one wants miss thanks to wants to miss that. thanks to all guests. tomorrow at all my guests. back tomorrow at 8:00, rees—mogg, all my guests. back tomorrow at 8:00, state rees—mogg, all my guests. back tomorrow at 8:00, state of es—mogg, all my guests. back tomorrow at 8:00, state of the mogg, all my guests. back tomorrow at 8:00, state of the nation. being state of the nation. tonight i at and aidan tonight i look at and aidan mcgivern here fr

shamima does that? watch you but she made watch this you mean but she made me come on.an the whole world would fall apart if all the taken the borders were taken away tomorrow. it's the tomorrow. all right, so it's the ones want to be unhrc. tomorrow. all right, so it's the ones want to be unhrc . no ones i want to be unhrc. no welfare state. the world that you wouldn't change it would ease changes . we dealt with ease some changes. we dealt with the media response to this. we deau the media response to this. we dealt bizarrely there being dealt with bizarrely there being no so not no borders. well okay so not stop i want to know whether stop but i want to know whether or not you actually think the is going to have balls to pull going to have the balls to pull this suzanne hope this off suzanne i. hope he's got the to pull it off. got the balls to pull it off. i think he's going to be right up there against the courts. i'm slightly concerned that this is just political tactic to try just a political tactic to try and labour as being and out labour as being pro immigrati

shamima does that? watch you mean she made watch this you mean but she made me come on.an the whole world would fall apart if all the taken the borders were taken away tomorrow. so it's the tomorrow. all right, so it's the ones to be unhrc. tomorrow. all right, so it's the ones to be unhrc . no ones i want to be unhrc. no welfare state. the world that you wouldn't change it would ease some changes. you wouldn't change it would ease some changes . we dealt with ease some changes. we dealt with the media response to this. we deau the media response to this. we dealt bizarrely there being the media response to this. we de'borders bizarrely there being the media response to this. we de'borders .izarrely there being the media response to this. we de'borders . wellly there being the media response to this. we de'borders . wellly the so being the media response to this. we de'borders . wellly the so not|g no borders. well okay so not stop want to know whether stop but i want to know whether or not you actually think the is going to have the balls to pull this suzanne he's this

terrorists like shamima begum, a noble paid signal is like gary lineker.like gary lineker . the bbc are like gary lineker. the bbc are going waste our money. we going to waste our money. we should whether to should have a choice whether to fund scrap the fund them. not so scrap the licence fee. keep your views coming in. well, the stock price of the investment bank , credit of the investment bank, credit suisse has moved stipe this week plunging financial into uncertainty . the bank could see uncertainty. the bank could see the share price collapse of its sector wide scrutiny following the collapse of the silicon valley bank last friday. begging the question are we heading towards another 2008 financial crisis, joining us now is financial expert justin urquhart stewart. thank so much for coming in. now i remember it was like last thursday day i saw a little story about the silicon valley bank, then it got slightly bigger the friday. by saturday it was full page news trying to contagion and i think this is it. are we on way as phil said the two and not a ba

we've heard he's even heard his views on some shamima begum . i don't on some shamima begum.frankly for my kind of political news from gary lineker and i see see the footage of him preciously having someone carrying an umbrella so over him in the snow this morning so that was nice. it does feel like it's one rule for him and one rule for everybody else at the bbc, actually in terms of impartiality and neutrality , all impartiality and neutrality, all of that. and it's very easy to preach, isn't it when you are a multimillionaire . don't know. multimillionaire. don't know. i'm not that interested in what gary lineker has say. and i very much feel that this weekend is going to be a kind of temporary you know, he'll be off for one week or couple of weeks so week or a couple of weeks so that the bbc can prove to us how neutral and impartial they are . neutral and impartial they are. okay. well, that's an interesting view. interesting and balanced view. we big opinion we will get to big opinion very shortly . but what do you think shortly. but what do you think about. shortly. but

we've heard he's even heard his views on some shamima begum . i don't on some shamima begum.frankly for my kind of political news from gary lineker and i see see the footage of him preciously having someone carrying an umbrella so over him in the snow this morning so that was nice. it does feel like it's one rule for him and one rule for everybody else at the bbc, actually in terms of impartiality and neutrality , all impartiality and neutrality, all of that. and it's very easy to preach, isn't it when you are a multimillionaire . don't know. multimillionaire. don't know. i'm not that interested in what gary lineker has say. and i very much feel that this weekend is going to be a kind of temporary you know, he'll be off for one week or couple of weeks so week or a couple of weeks so that the bbc can prove to us how neutral and impartial they are . neutral and impartial they are. okay. well, that's an interesting view. interesting and balanced view. we big opinion we will get to big opinion very shortly . but what do you think shortly. but what do you think about. shortly. but

as well, case of shamima begum as well, people a people might even you're a victim but with.as interesting was that the that he attended the mosque that he attended and he area was called he did spray area was called into question and there's quite an interesting comment here which is by sirjohn saunders which is by sir john saunders who was reading lights out today . he says looked as if . he says it looked as if the didsbury mosque was trying to distance itself from abedi a way which accept was which i did not accept was accurate. he did also say, though, he considers it though, that he considers it unlikely abedi was actually unlikely that abedi was actually radicalised mosque . i radicalised at that mosque. i just what your view is just wonder what your view is when comes to getting into when it comes to getting into certain religious communities in buildings that could be hotbeds of radicalism action? do we do we know if there are sourced anything or are we a bit afraid of it? no i don't think the security services are afraid of it at all. they will go anywhere where the

shamima begum is a different story.e could gather quite useful intelligence from from interviewing her and find out more about that and we can do that that's where you do that. i'm serious that's by by. right. move this right. well, let's move on this we net here now all we got into net here now we all know government set out know the government has set out its and proposals for decarbonising all sectors of the uk to our net zero uk economy to meet our net zero target by 2050. but now the climate change report says that the uk must bring net zero forward to 2040. it's is this overambitious ? i'm joined by overambitious? i'm joined by martin daubney and journalist and former brexit mep and former adviser to jeremy corbyn, james schneider on the start with you james. net zero. is it realistic 7 james. net zero. is it realistic ? 40 they're saying that ten years. so it's extremely ambitious technically it's very difficult we shouldn't be about the bush fossil fuels are incredibly energy dense and we have 150 years of inves

, his only child, that same passion and that same compassion wasn't given bakam when you given to shamimahen you joined organised 15 years ago and 40 years older people are what you knew what she was doing well this 14 year old therefore knew what he was. do i think she was 16? she went to join a terrorist death cult, he terrorist death cult, but he didn't accidentally didn't just accidentally scuff a book a corridor at the book on a corridor at the compound. it is deliberately compound. so it is deliberately stunning. i know. but they're saying he's 14. and saying he's14. he's14. and i agree. i you, kate , before, agree. i say you, kate, before, i don't care if you're 34, if you we shouldn't be living in a world in which a the non—human, the inorganic matter of pages should contain such power that to damage that has the police involved in a corridor because it considered a hate crime. it's a law what they should know if it was his property, he should be allowed to. what you like. if you disagree with that, that's completely you're allowed completely fine. you're allowed that should be th

shamima begum for example, she came across on example, if she came across on a boat and we wanted toand, and we wanted to enforce these new laws against her, where would we send her? she stateless. so you know, i think as with so many of these government policies on trying to stop illegal crossings of the channel it's all great fanfare , channel it's all great fanfare, but no real surprise. so it sounds tough, it makes headlines, but you don't think it's workable? i don't think it works. i mean, fundamentally, border control is not about deportation. deportation is what you do when border control fails . we proper border control . we need proper border control . but then i mean, is that factored in, do you think? i mean, perhaps they're aware that this work, but this possibly won't work, but it's the look they need. it's the look that they need. the politic for political reasons, because this hugely reasons, because this is hugely popular with grassroots. it popular with the grassroots. it will do well in elections. the tories know that the british pubuc tories know that the british