she was introduced to me by shamima. shamima found her and irritants. this no sympathy for anybody. so this woman came up with me. she's got shrapnel her neck travelling shrapnel in her neck travelling to her brain, the likelihood she will in that camp, if she will die in that camp, if she doesn't get help. because in the summer, the metal inside her neck heats up and in the cold, it freezes and she fits. the sad news is she's got a boy called adam, who's seven years of age, who will also be the first state or stateless orphan . now, i do or stateless orphan. now, i do feel slightly sorry from him, but he also chucks rocks at the western journalists. so lot of western journalists. so a lot of a lot work needs to be done a lot of work needs to be done on these kids. we've to on these kids. we've got to really what we say. really be careful what we say. we'll them back, bring we'll bring them back, bring them hard that them back. think hard about that , okay, andrew. >> and you've got, understand, >> and you've got, i understand, a zone out amazon a dange

shamima begum debate. the united nafions shamima begum debate. their experts saying the should repatriate saying the uk should repatriate her and by surprise, give her citizenship back. keep your views coming in. we'll get to them very shortly. but of course, yesterday's budget offered a little bit of help to small businesses. the chancellor said will cut their and said it will cut their taxes and help them but not all have help them grow, but not all have welcomed some of those moves. >> some the industry argue >> some of the industry argue that the budget measures too that the budget measures are too small late for small businesses. >> well, what does it actually mean on the ground for small business owners who know what they're talking about? our gb news west midlands reporter jack carson is in tamworth getting the reaction. so jack, the latest reaction. so jack, what does it actually mean for people who run and work in small businesses ? businesses? >> well, that's exactly what we're trying to find out . >> well, that's exactly what we're try

and also how come we can shamima begum, who can ban shamima begum, who was born can't born in britainborn ban the people who weren't born in that coming in britain that are coming across . i don't across illegally. i don't understand, you know, understand, like, you know, if they're allowed in, you understand, like, you know, if they'rewhat allowed in, you understand, like, you know, if they'rewhat is owed in, you understand, like, you know, if they'rewhat is aved in, you understand, like, you know, if they'rewhat is a ban n, you understand, like, you know, if they'rewhat is a ban khanj understand, like, you know, if they'rewhat is a ban khan shamima know, what is a ban khan shamima just something that just get on something that floats here anyway. floats and come here anyway. good point. >> yeah. by the way >> yeah. yeah. and by the way when the mirror, they're when you say the mirror, they're not literally funding so we not literally funding just so we can up for any kind of. can clear it up for any kind of. no. because you know, we're always these always in trouble these days. yes.

it's amazing these shamima stuff these this shamima begum stuff just runs and and she looks just runs the the article. amazing in the in the article. like looking incredible like she was looking incredible like sunglasses. she's like designer sunglasses. she's like designer sunglasses. she's like called like looks maxing. it's called on youtube. who's on youtube. but also who's funding think she's funding her i always think she's got designer clothes and got this designer clothes and you know she gets a bbc podcast series. someone to want to series. someone seems to want to push yeah, push the shamima agenda. yeah, but even a real but and this isn't even a real story. is a of a non story. this is a bit of a non story. this is a bit of a non story. it's kind of just an update on shamima getting update on how shamima is getting on. like a reality show on. it's like a reality show with shamima. >> it's an issue. >> but we know it's an issue. it's a huge issue. we know it's an issue because this is the mirror this i don't an issue because this is the mirr0|if this i don't an issue because

it's kind of just an update on shamima getting update on how shamima is getting on. like a reality showw with shamima. >> it's an issue. >> but we know it's an issue. it's a huge issue. we know it's an issue because this is the mirror this i don't an issue because this is the mirr0|if this i don't an issue because this is the mirr0|if you this i don't an issue because this is the mirr0|if you accidentally n't know if you accidentally reported these islamist reported that these islamist extremists reported that these islamist extremiand, and been taught how britain and, and been taught how to somewhere else out to do so somewhere else are out there waiting back. there and waiting to come back. but what this but that's exactly what this story and this is story does for me. and this is in the mirror. so the mirror here, who were definitely part of that are buying the of the gang that are buying the designer someone designer glasses for someone like up in, to like begum to dress up in, to look westernised as possible look as westernised as possible to ingratiate herself back in my, on her a

shamima >> get stuck in now.the removal of her british citizenship at the supreme court. but why won't she take no for an answer ? i'm take no for an answer? i'm martin daubney on gb news, britain's news channel >> gb news is the home of free speech. we were created to champion it, and we deliver it day in, day out. free speech allows us all to explore and debate openly the issues most important to us, our families. and of course , the british and of course, the british people having challenging conversations to enlighten each other. >> which is why we hear all sides of the argument. we are the people's channel. >> we will always stand by the freedom to express yourself on tv, radio and online. >> this is gb news, britain's news channel . news channel. >> welcome back. it's 323 and i'm martin daubney and this is gb news. now. they're a great british tradition and a huge part of the local community. but lollipop men and women could be an endangered species. hampshire county council is considering plans to sack 21

should they be shamima begum? should they be shamima begum? should they be shamima begum? should they have their citizenship stripped from them? or do you actually think you know they're not going to work for a terrorist organisation , for a terrorist organisation, some might consider it to just be as bad, but others we've already had emails in since we spoke about this on on britain's newsroom, we've already had emails saying it's nothing emails in saying it's nothing like the shamima begum case. >> seen how the wagner >> have we seen how the wagner group operates in ukraine and around the world? you could very and they're not there. perhaps a mercenary group, sure. but they do employ the tactics of terror. yeah i mean, the bombing of civilians, the contravenes un of all norms of war. i think you could very easily make the case that that there has been a campaign of terror from the russian military. well, you know what i think? >> i don't think they should step back, step foot back in this country. why should they, if they love putin's russia so much, i'm sure putin will

shamima news into us just now. citizenship at the supreme court. it comes a month after the court of appeal dismissed her challenge over the removal of her citizenship . removal of her citizenship. we'll bring you more on this story as we get it. for the latest stories, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen, or go to gb news .com/ alerts. now back to tom and . emily. tom and. emily. >> thank you tatiana. and my goodness that breaking news. how many more appeals does shamima begum have to lose until she gets the message? >> yes. when i saw that, i thought, oh, wasn't it only a couple of weeks ago that we were reporting that she'd lost another appeal. but there you go. >> this one is at the supreme all at the supreme all now lost at the supreme court. further court. there's not much further she can go. >> really? >> emm- e lawyers will >> i'm sure the lawyers will persist. the persist. they did say at the time will everything time they will do everything that not? but that they can, did the

shamima has said shamima begum, the un has said that she was trafficked and they've credible they'ven country. coming back in the country. every single person in government says if you knew what we knew, you wouldn't let her. >> absolutely clear. the >> that's absolutely clear. the un wrong this, basically. un are wrong on this, basically. and should be and the un should should not be getting involved in what is a very domestic of the united very domestic case of the united kingdom. you know, every home secretary , my predecessors, you secretary, my predecessors, you know, and those, i guess, that have followed me since have been very clear on this. that case is closed as far as we're concerned. and the evidence against her is so substantial. >> well, dame priti patel, let's get the instant reaction now from my panel. we've got editor at large at the mail on sunday, charlotte griffiths, businessman and brooks, and activist adam brooks, an author and journalist rebecca reid. adam, she says that we should be deporting foreign born members of grooming gangs. >> i think if you asked, mem

so at the moment she has got absolutely nowhere to go apart from shamima. >> poor shamima. >> poor shamimafending her. what i'm saying is that just what the international what is the international community do us? community going to do to us? >> if i was prime >> i mean, if i was prime minister, say you're minister, i'd say what you're going do. not coming going to do. she's not coming back. are back. yeah. so what, are you going us on knuckles going to rap us on the knuckles again? they're doing >> well, they're not doing anything all. that's what anything at all. that's what we've it is against we've done. but it is against international law to make someone at international law to make son moment at international law to make son moment now at international law to make sonmoment now at the the moment she's now become the kurds in syria, where if kurds problem in syria, where if she's a british and she's a british citizen and should be our problem here, i think they actually want to punish properly, i punish her properly, though i don't probably want don't think they probably want herand i

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i'm gangs and on shamima begum.t our anglophobia is that is our nhs. anglophobia is a and it needs a massive problem and it needs addressing. and are we about to see a naked prince harry online? >> the mind boggles. i don't think we want to see that at all. but i fear, i fear that dame pretty. and i don't agree on shamima begum. and as i think pretty is one of the best politicians in the country, i'm always sorry when i don't agree with that will with her. patrick. that will always a brilliant programme. always be a brilliant programme. i'm tomorrow at i'm going to be back tomorrow at eight. have forgotten eight. i should have forgotten jacob rees—mogg. this has been state nation and you're state of the nation and you're waiting weather waiting for the weather in somerset. know somerset. but you know it's going absolutely lovely, going to be absolutely lovely, the best anywhere, not just in england the i'd england but in the world. i'd >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar , the sponsors of weather solar, the sponso

please. >> shamima she's lost >> oh.lenge to start again. yeah, she wanted to go to the supreme court. she lost her appeal court, appeal last month to have her citizenship renewed. she wanted to the supreme wanted to go to the supreme court. thank god common sense has prevailed . and she's been has prevailed. and she's been told no, which is good, because this girl has tried nine times now get her citizenship back. now to get her citizenship back. it's fortune in legal it's cost us a fortune in legal aid. she'd got her aid. if she'd got her citizenship back , she it was citizenship back, she it was taken because joined taken away because she joined the death cult isis the murderous, death cult isis and did whatever she did over there. but, know, if she got there. but, you know, if she got it back, never going to be it back, she's never going to be able work country. able to work in this country. we'd to support for her all we'd have to support for her all of her life. and we're going. mi5 be of her life. and we're going.

with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> so shamima begum, remember her? the isis bride.. she's had her latest appeal to challenge the removal of her u.k. citizenship. rejected. >> she's hoping to go to the supreme court, but she's been blocked from doing that by appeal court judges. she can now apply but i but she's apply herself, but i but she's getting rebuffed at every step by the legal process. and frankly, i'm glad. would you want door to you ? want to living next door to you? >> i don't know, honestly. >> i don't know, honestly. >> she be de—radicalised? >> can she be de—radicalised? >> can she be de—radicalised? >> i don't know, i sort of it's too big a risk. the only too big a risk. then the only thing i think about this is i have got a 15 year old daughter and 15 year old girls think they know everything. a 15 year old girls don't know anything. and 15 year old girls are vulnerable and easy and open to abuse. and when went to isis, she was when she went to isis, she was 15. she was a baby, and so my feeling is, of course. did she do some hideous things out there

whether a judge thinks shamima begum was treated harshly or not. indeed, i think she was treated harshly is entirely irrelevant. parliament rights and passes the law. the judiciary interprets it in our courts. but this statement from the lord chief justice seemed to contradict the fact that earlier this week, she took an explicitly political position with respect to garrick club membership, prompting the four old women we discussed yesterday to resign in a leaked memo seen by the guardian, said i wish to emphasise my commitment to diversity and inclusivity across the judiciary. we must continue our vital work in this area, including delivering on the work outlined in our diversity and inclusion strategy. it doesn't end here for the lord chief justice. not only does she seem to want to inject the judiciary with leftist groupthink, she also wants to take away from you one of the most basic of constitutional rights the right to trial by jury under the guise of efficiency, lord chief justice told bbc radio four yesterday that as a means of clearing the

begum, mohammed , you shamima begum, mohammed, you were going to stand as an independent in this seat you now tempted to join george galloway? >> no, i've come on a ticket as an independent and i think that's very important because my constituents haven't felt that they've heard or been heard by their existing politicians and an independent candidate has an advantage in that they can listen to the constituents and formulate a manifesto based on what and what we hear, what they say and what we hear, rather than have a manifesto shoved down their throat. >> you've got obviously a constituency with a very high proportion of in it. proportion of muslims in it. what what would that what and what would that represent in voting terms about 46. yeah. it's half half, 46. yeah. so it's half and half, uh, know , uh, what is it uh, you know, uh, what is it they haven't been listened to about? >> well, pretty much all their issues are in terms of the average age or death rate for the average man in our constituency is ten years less than the average. so if you look at that in terms of what that me

shamima begum has lost an initial bid to challenge the removal of her british citizenship at the supremee court of appeal to take her case to the uk's highest court. the government stripped her citizenship on national security grounds in 2019, after she left london nine years ago. you're watching bbc news. chinese hackers working for state backed companies were responsible for a prolonged cyber attack on the electoral commission and four british parliamentarians who were critical of beijing. attempted access to the parliamentary accounts were identified before any systems were compromised. two individuals and a front company linked to chinese state security have been sanctioned today as a result. the deputy prime minister oliver dowden said the foreign office would summon china's ambassador to account for its actions. our political editor chris mason has the details. who is watching? who is listening? china, an economic powerhouse, a one—party state, a world view a world away from our own. right honourable oliver dowden... beijing's buying and meddling. beijing's spying and meddling. a c

shamima begum is not a british citizen . how come she's british citizen.menting on her lawyers keeping at it running up their bill that we have to pay for. it strikes me they don't care what happens her as long as they happens to her as long as they can keep it. and the bill running strikes me, says james, that the lawyers, they don't care to her as long care what happens to her as long as they keep at it, and the as they can keep at it, and the bill totting up. bill keeps totting up. >> for a spring >> time now for a spring giveaway, the final week, friday at all to see how you could at all ends to see how you could win gadgets, a shopping spree, and an amazing £12,345. here's how you can do it. >> it's the final week to see how you could win big. you could win an amazing £12,345 in tax free cash that you could spend. however, you like. plus, there's a further £500 of shopping vouchers to spend at your favourite store. we'll also give you a gadget package to use in your garden this spring. that includes a games console, a pizza oven and a portable smart s

earlier this week at the court of appeal hearing of the shamima begum case, in which the defendant'sllenge to the bid to take its challenge to the supreme lord chief supreme court, lord chief justice said it justice baroness carr said it could be argued

i'll isis bride, shamima begum. i'll see you in a tick. it's patrick christys tonight.p. why have the tories abandoned pensioners? but first, we've already got memorials for our indian, pakistani and bangladeshi world war ii heroes. but yesterday, the chancellor sparked controversy when he announced another one for muslim soldiers. speaking to gb news earlier today, jeremy hunt defended his decision . defended his decision. >> i think it is important to recognise the contribution of 170,000 muslims who died defending our freedoms. we have already, as a government supported a memorial to sikh soldiers who died. i think it shows what unites us. >> that was echoed by the chairman of the national muslim war memorial trust, mohammed amin, who also spoke to gb news earlier today. >> this memorial will serve to remind british muslims how their ancestors fought for the crown and the state that they have in this country , which was fought, this country, which was fought, in one sense purchased by their ancestors blood. and it will also inform non—muslim britons just what a contr

shamima begum was right to have a british passport because i think that you're either british or you're britons up into little boxes. >> indeed, and it risks creating a two tier citizenship . in that a two tier citizenship. in that case, i think that in terms of labour party, what they've tried to do, they tried to appeal to a variety of tribal interest outs. but think the point that i've but i think the point that i've made is that you cannot be the political stonewall political arm of stonewall and also british also the party of british muslim tradition that's quite difficult >> well, that's quite difficult for them, except you saw people in palestine marches as lgbt in the palestine marches as lgbt plus people for palestine , which plus people for palestine, which seemed to me very odd when hamas is running palestine and how did all running gaza, how on earth did they manage to do that? but that coalition on the far left does to there. does seem to be there. >> and think that >> no, indeed. and i think that what with starmer's leadership, i somewhat i think labour is somewhat vulnera

we1son. his deputy leader, chris wil|we have got quite got we have got quite a charismatic chap who shamimaoing standing, believe, begum's family lawyer who's go bethnal standing, believe, begum's family lawyer who's go bethnal greeniing, believe, begum's family lawyer who's go bethnal green for, believe, begum's family lawyer who's go bethnal green for example, 5, begum's family lawyer who's go bethnal green for example, as in bethnal green for example, as an independent. >> so could happen. >> so that could happen. belinda, throw over >> so that could happen. beyou. i, throw over >> so that could happen. beyou. do throw over >> so that could happen. beyou. do you throw over >> so that could happen. beyou. do you thinkyw over >> so that could happen. beyou. do you think that over to you. do you think that actually we are going to be seeing muslim seeing the muslim vote essentially bring labour down here? >> uh, i don't know, and i'll tell you why. i think the circus is in rochdale were exceptional , is in rochdale were exceptional, very, very unusual. galloway is highly known, charismatic

. >> oliver dowden, now the former isis bride shamima begum, has lost her initial bid to challenge the supreme court. miss begum left the uk nine years ago at the age of 15, to to travel syria and join the islamic state terror group. her citizenship was taken away in 2020. last year, miss begum lost her first appeal against the decision to revoke her citizenship on national security grounds at the special immigration appeals commission. she had asked the court of appeal for permission to take her case to the supreme court, but it has now been refused in the united states. donald trump will go on trial next month, the first ever criminal trial of a former or current us president. separately, he scored a significant victory after an

so now i wonder whether he might be referring to the possibility of tansy mckenzie, who was shamima begum'st russian unrwa ali, who also, we know , unrwa ali, who also, we know, um, faced protests because of her, um, her position on, on or not taking a strong enough position. they thought on on the gaza conflict . but um, and so gaza conflict. but um, and so i think that this i mean, this is, this is this is a concerning change in our democracy. and, yes, the people of rochdale have spoken, but surely , i mean, spoken, but surely, i mean, given that we've seen the way that the anti semitism has, has become so brazen in, in certain parts of the country , and parts of the country, and particularly every saturday in london, and i think that it was right for paul scully to say no, go zones because it is a no go zone in central london for people who are visibly jewish. of you would be. of of course, you would be. of course would afraid to go course you would be afraid to go to certain areas under the current circumstances. if you were jewish. and i think were visibly jewish. and i think that thi

. >> but shamima begins lawyer oh yes. >> well i mean there was more but all i'd say is but all i'm the. uh, he's the independent. the guy who came second. the local, uh, second. he runs the local, uh, sort football club. he does, sort of football club. he does, you football club you know, the kids football club and and he didn't even and stuff. and he didn't even know that you were allowed a free post. if you're a candidate, the royal mail deliverer. so i reckon another week and he might have given mr galloway. you imagine that? galloway. can you imagine that? mr westminster? mr tully comes to westminster? what a great film that would make believe, emma, that make you believe, emma, that this election was on gaza. >> i am 200 miles away. i am 2000 over 2000 miles away. >> i am terribly sad that uk politics the politics i care about the israel—gaza let me israel—gaza conflict. let me just make that clear. of course i my heart breaks of i do. my heart breaks for all of that humanitarian suffering, but i'm uk politics i'm really sad that uk politics has hijacked by galloway has been hijac