journalist and documentary film maker, joshua baker — he was the creator of the podcast about shamima begumnot a monster�* and the tv documentary — "the samima begum story" — where he's interviewed shamima on a number of times. remind us, how did we get here? back in 2015, she — remind us, how did we get here? e:c< in 2015, she disappeared from remind us, how did we get here? e:c«1 in 2015, she disappeared from the streets of london with two school friends. they were heading tojoin the so—called islamic state group in syria and they sort of disappeared for a number of years. then in 2019 shamima begum emerged from the ashes of the so—called isis caliphate. she was only one of her friends to survive. at that point she expressed some very the pro—islamic state views in the eyes of the government and they determined that she was a threat to national security and took away her citizenship. and she's been in the syrian detention camp ever since. from there she has been fighting to have her citizenship restored. 1, 1, , fighting to have her citizenship restored. ., 1, , 1, fighting to have her ci

now, shamima begum, we all know that name.enship at the supreme court. we all know she is. let me just bring you up to speed 2019. that's when she lost her citizenship, this was the home secretary then sajid javid. remember that, she's in a council in syria. she lost her appeal last year. she then took appeal last year. she then took a case to the court of appeal, where she wanted to get the citizenship back in february. that didn't work. then in march, she lost an initial bid to challenge that removal of the citizenship at the supreme court , citizenship at the supreme court, then she was able to ask the supreme court directly, apparently, for permission to have her case heard, that bid was dismissed on wednesday, now, apparently the next step will be to take it to the echr. so look, let me ask you guys at home and on the panel, should shamima begum be back in this country? ben. >> well, i, i don't think so. we've always had the ability to strip people of their citizenship if they have if they have another state to which they

because will shamima begum used the echr to get back into britain?n my panel tonight is the director of popular conservatives, mark littlewood, landlord and activist adam brookes and author and journalist rebecca reed. oh yes. and can you guess what happens next? here . get ready happens next? here. get ready britain, here we go . britain, here we go. tinderbox britain holds its breath. next . breath. next. >> good evening from the gb newsroom. it'sjust >> good evening from the gb newsroom. it's just gone. 9:00. your headlines. thousands of counter protesters have taken to the streets across england as police braced for further unrest. hundreds of counter protesters have gathered in hackney, liverpool and rotherham , hackney, liverpool and rotherham, whilst they've also been reported in walthamstow, bristol and birmingham and aldershot. thousands of specialist officers are braced to respond and prosecutors are considering whether to apply terrorism charges. meanwhile, the home secretary has thanked all police officers for their work tonight to protec

shamima begum has lost her final uk court bid over citizenship.yria as a teenager to join the islamic state group. the 24—year—old had hoped to overturn the government's decision to revoke her citizenship on national security grounds. and reality tv stars, tasha ghouri and pete wicks, have signed up for this year's strictly. tasha is best known for appearing on love island where fans first saw her dancing skills, and pete first appeared on our televisions from the only way is essex. do you recognise this voice but not the song? # yeah, how many summers did i run? # like 10. # i got a show out in london, when? # where the clock inna london? # yeah, big ben. drake has surprised fans with a mega music dump. the rapper and singer released a huge folder of previously unseen content, including three new songs and behind—the—scenes footage. there's been a mixed response from some of his fans, from excitement to feeling like there was too much content to digest. time for 10 seconds of more banksy. the street artist strikes again with a third mural appeari

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shamima begum has lost her rise.final challenge to remove her british citizenship. the 24 year old was found in a syrian refugee camp after travelling there as a teenager in 2015, and lost her initial appeal last year on national security grounds . year on national security grounds. today's year on national security grounds . today's latest ruling grounds. today's latest ruling at the supreme court confirms she won't be able to appeal any further . fujitsu is she won't be able to appeal any further. fujitsu is holding its first ever meeting with a group of post office subpostmasters. today. hundreds of branch managers were wrongly convicted of fraud because of faults in the tech firms horizon it system. the japanese companies, now under pressure to pay compensation . a software firm compensation. a software firm has been told it faces a £6 million fine for failing to prevent a cyber attack that disrupted nhs services. the data watchdog says. the advanced computer software group didn't protect the personal information

. >> shamima begum's lost her final bid to challenge the removal of her british citizenship at the supreme court. she'd originally had her passport removed afterjoining passport removed after joining so—called islamic state as a teenagerin so—called islamic state as a teenager in 2015. a judge has ruled she can't bring the case to court again, suggesting it could be argued the 24 year old had been the author of her own misfortune in the us, kamala harris says tim waltz is the vice president. america deserves , vice president. america deserves, after officially unveiling him as her running mate at a campaign rally, the democratic presidential nominee says she chose the minnesota governor because he's a fighter for the middle class and called him a patriot. the former teacher is considered a more progressive choice, with voters . children in choice, with voters. children in england will need to be seen by a gp and a mental health specialist or paediatrician before being referred for gender care, the nhs says the system has to be transformed after a major review found young people were being

shamima begum's lawyers could take her case to the european court of human rights after she lost heral bid to challenge the removal of her british citizenship. she'd originally had her passport removed after joining so—called islamic state as a teenager in 2015. a judge has ruled she can't bring the case to court again , suggesting case to court again, suggesting it could be argued the 24 year old had been the author of her own misfortune. following the ruling, miss begum's lawyers said they will take every possible legal step on her behalf, including a petition to strasbourg and three taylor swift concerts have been cancelled over a terror threat. swift was due to play at vienna's ernst happel stadium on thursday, friday and saturday. two people were arrested today on suspicion of planning islamist attacks on large events in the area around the austrian caphal in the area around the austrian capital. those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, i'm sophia wenzler for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnew

let's look at some other stories making news: judges have ruled that shamima begum will not be allowedional security grounds after she travelled to syria as a teenager to join the islamic state group in 2015. it was ms begum's last chance to challenge the decision in the british legal system. former production staff on strictly come dancing have told bbc news about what they call a "toxic" workplace culture where they claim they faced bad behaviour, including verbal abuse and bullying. the allegations come after weeks of damaging claims from celebrities about their experiences on the show. bbc studios said the welfare and safety of its crew has always been its priority. banksy has posted another artwork in london, marking the third piece of a new animal—themed collection — this time featuring monkeys. on tuesday the artist posted an image of two elephants on blocked out windows in chelsea. on monday he revealed a goat stencil on a wall near kew bridge. you're live with bbc news. the middle east remains on edge as iran says its response to the killing of hamas leader ismail haniyeh in t

shamima begum supreme court appeal against revoking her british citizenship. so that's it. you say that but the echr. oh so i spoke to her former lawyer. i spoke to her former lawyer. i spoke to her former lawyer. i spoke to her former lawyer yesterday who said they're going to take it to the echr. >> or i suppose keir starmer could give her a free pass. well, i hope he does. >> i mean, echr sides with shamima begum, which apparently they might do because they obviously deal with a lot of other european countries, and there have been similar ish, not quite like this similar ish cases there. and those people have come back , and keir starmer have come back, and keir starmer says he won't deviate from the echr will he. so we'd get shamima wouldn't we. yeah. anyway sean who's your guy? >> my greatest britain's jeremy clarkson for his analysis on the riots written in the sun. he brought some great nuance to the debate. i believe it needs some nuance and i think he expressed some of what a lot of people around the country will be feeling. and i really appreciate the way that he

judges have ruled that shamima begum won't be allowed to challenge the removal of her british citizenship something is going on. and there's a bit of a backdrop here, because many will remember in may, russia launched a major cross—border incursion itself in the north—eastern kharkiv region. it effectively extended the front line, it gave overstretched ukrainian troops something else to think about, and it put the city of kharkiv itself under pressure. since then, there have been tens of thousands of russian troops, it's thought to be, gathering along the vast border with ukraine, and that's made officers and officials here nervous about them doing the same in the sumy region further north. so it seems that ukraine has tried to get there first by going across the border, according to reports in russia taking several settlements, trying to destroy bridgeheads on narrow streams to try and frustrate any future attack that might have been in the making. but what's also interesting is just how quickly the language in russia itself has heightened compared to here. we had quick reports of the at

judges have ruled that shamima begum will not be allowed to challenge the removal of her british citizenship the islamic state group. more than 1,000 uk military personnel have been put on standby in case british nationals need to be evacuated from lebanon. hundreds of troops have been sent to cyprus, where the uk has a military presence, and others are ready to be deployed. the foreign office has warned that the situation in the middle east could rapidly deteriorate, after israel killed a hezbollah commander in the lebanese capital, beirut. russia has declared a state of emergency in the kursk region bordering ukraine, in response to what the kremlin says is a continuing incursion by the ukrainian military. moscow says troops, supported by 11 tanks and over 20 armoured combat vehicles, crossed the border near the town of sudzha. the authorities in kyiv have yet to comment. at the olympics in paris, there was a bit of argy bargy for team gb in the athletics, while one cyclist suffered the indignity of his saddle breaking when a gold medal was on the cards. team gb sit fifth in the medal tabl

judges have ruled that shamima begum will not be allowed to challenge the removal of her british citizenshipd piece of a new animal—themed collection — this time featuring monkeys. on tuesday, the artist posted an image of two elephants poking their heads out of blocked out windows in chelsea. on monday he revealed a goat stencil on a wall near kew bridge. whiteman goes those are some of the stories we have been looking whiteman goes those are some of the stories we have been == the stories we have been -- those are — the stories we have been -- those are just _ the stories we have been —— those are just some of the stories we have been looking at at bbc news. you�*re live with bbc news. well, let�*s return to my colleague sumi somaskanda who has been out on the campaign trail following has been out on the campaign trailfollowing kamala harris trail following kamala harris and trailfollowing kamala harris and her new running mate tim walz. shejoins me from detroit. tell us more about what you�*ve been seen today. apologies. we have been waiting here for about ten hours and our camera battery

, cannot appeal to keep her british citizenship back in 2015, shamima begum travelled to the islamic court of human rights. >> two people have been arrested in vienna after police discovered a plan in the works to target taylor swift's concerts in the austrian capital this weekend. all three sold out shows have now been cancelled, but some fans have already made the journey, of course, to vienna and princess beatrice celebrates her 36th birthday today. >> the late queen's granddaughter is likely to spend the day with family and friends away from the spotlight . away from the spotlight. >> can i throw something totally random out there? i'm scared. no no no, don't be scared. don't be scared. i often see the telegraph. we have all the papers here, but the telegraph and, you may be familiar with the columnist. i'm folding this oven the columnist. i'm folding this over. you won't be able to see because it's too small a picture. but michael deacon , who picture. but michael deacon, who regularly writes and all the rest of it. and i keep seeing his picture. there he is. this fellow here, a

judges have ruled that shamima begum will not be allowed to challenge the removal of her british citizenshipave been sent to cyprus, where the uk has a military presence, and others are ready to be deployed. the foreign office has warned that the situation in the middle east could rapidly deteriorate, after israel killed a hezbollah commander, in the lebanese capital, beirut. russia has declared a state of emergency in the kursk region bordering ukraine, in response to what the kremlin says is a continuing incursion by the ukrainian military.moscow says troops, supported by 11 tanks and over 20 armoured combat vehicles, crossed the border near the town of sudzha. the authorities in kyiv, have yet to comment. former production staff on strictly come dancing have told bbc news about a "toxic" workplace culture where they faced bad behaviour — including verbal abuse and bullying. the allegations come after weeks of damaging claims from celebrities about their experiences on the show. bbc studios said the welfare and safety of its crew has always been its priority — but apologised if anyone hadn

and we've just heard thatjudges have ruled shamima begum will not be allowed to challenge the removal government decision to revoke her citizenship on national security grounds after she travelled to syria as a teenager to join the islamic state group. what can you do with 4,000 tonnes of old mobile phones and laptops? well, the royal mail has spotted an opportunity. the country's coin—maker has started extracting gold from technology waste, to makejewellery, and maybe more, as our science editor rebecca morelle has been finding out. it looks like a pile of rubbish. and for most of us, it is. these are from all of the electronic goods we throw away. but here at the royal mint, they're discovering a new use for this rapidly growing e—waste problem. these old circuit boards contain a lot of different materials. there's aluminium, there's plastic, there's steel, there's tin, there's copper. but what they're interested in here is gold. there's a tiny amount of it on every single board. the question is, how do you go from this, to this? the answer, to build a brand new e—waste processing f

. >> in other news, shamima begum's lawyers could take her case to the european court of human rightsfter she lost her final bid to challenge the removal of her british citizenship. she'd originally had her passport removed after joining so—called islamic state as a teenager in 2015. a judge has ruled she can't bring the case to court again, suggesting it could be argued the 24 year old had been the author of her own misfortune. following the ruling, miss begum's lawyers said they will take every possible legal step on her behalf, including a petition to strasbourg in the us. kamala harris says tim waltz is the vice president. america deserves , vice president. america deserves, after officially unveiling him as her running mate at a campaign rally, the democratic presidential nominee says she chose the minnesota governor because he's a fighter for the middle class, and called him a patriot. the former teacher is considered a more progressive choice, with voters . children in choice, with voters. children in england will need to be seen by a gp and a mental health specialist, or a pae

oh, the movement to free shamima begum. he changed his mind on that.now flip flopping on the question of honour and integrity. it's reminiscent of this glorious moment in the 1942 classic casablanca . classic casablanca. >> everybody is to leave here immediately. this cafe is closed until further notice. clear the room at once . room at once. >> how can they close me up on what grounds? i'm shocked. >> shocked to find that gambling is going on in here. >> your winnings, sir. >> your winnings, sir. >> oh, thank you very much. everybody out at once. >> like captain rayner. like captain rayner. sir keir starmer was shocked. he even used the word in his speech earlier today at what he discovered. he was shocked in that same squeaky tone of voice that indicates he knew what was going along all the time and is taking for us mugs as ever. let me know your views via mail. margaret gbnews.com. but with me now is times columnist melanie phillips . times columnist melanie phillips. so melanie, first of all, thank you so much forjoining me. and you so much forjoin

it's not a matter of, say, being in favour of shamima begum being allowed to keep her citizenship and then changing your mind, which of course starmer did. and it's not a matter of saying you're a good friends with jeremy corbyn or somebody like that and then saying no, no, no, you were never friends with that. which the reverend starmer also did. no, democracy is a far bigger issue than that. and sir keir took a dramatic u—turn on the question of whether the largest democratic exercise in british history should be heeded or not. and now he wants you to believe him when he said this today with german chancellor olaf scholz, we sit with europe, a reset with the eu. >> that does not mean reversing brexit or re—entering the single market or the customs union, but it does mean a closer relationship on a number of fronts . fronts. >> oh, a reset, that's the new weasel word that we can add to our vocabulary of weasel words. this new treaty that is being signed attempts to enhance trade with germany. it's a fascinating thing to try and do because trade is an eu competence. so germany has no

at the moment, and shamima begum could use the echr to come back to britain. >> splendid.her. i'll be back tomorrow night, 8 pm. still on state of the nation. well jacob enjoys his well—earned holiday. see you then. do tune in. >> for a brighter outlook with boxt solar, sponsors of weather on gb news . on gb news. >> evening. welcome to your latest weather update from the met office here on gb news. tomorrow is going to feel pretty warm and humid and after a dry start for many, it's going to turn dull, with quite a few of us seeing outbreaks of rain and drizzle. not from this area of low pressure, but actually from this rather innocuous looking set of weather fronts. the low to the north, though, is still providing some hefty showers across northern scotland . still across northern scotland. still pretty gusty here as well. a blustery night across the far north. elsewhere, the winds are easing. there'll be some clearer spells, a few showers across northern england, but they're tending to fade and then we'll see the cloud, rain and drizzle spilling into south wales and sout

. >> the state, the british state, can actually put its foot down when it wants to in the shamima begum case, it went all the way to the supreme court. the supreme court said no. what the government did was perfectly lawful . now it's going to the lawful. now it's going to the echr, charlie. so how perverse will it be that if britain ends up in the position where it has used its sovereignty to actually make a decision and stand resolutely behind said decision only for a foreign court to say, well, actually, you've got to have this person back because you can't just strip her of her nafionhood. you can't just strip her of her nationhood . that would be, would nationhood. that would be, would it not, a real boiling point for the nation ? the nation? >> well, it would be, but it would be just one example and it would be just one example and it would be just one example and it would be one where, you know, i don't think if that is the situation and it's something that the uk hasn't been involved in before, then it's a case of who blinks first. now i'm a huge respect for the legal profession.

they're going to be shamima begum, stateless. >> oh, there's an island somewhere. they go? oh, well, we'll show you. tell us. well, no, hang on, hang on, hang on. >> she does want to come back. she's already said i trump's expelling them. i don't see how trump could expel them and for what reason. >> green card. he's going for harry's green card. >> i think that would be very unusual. i know loads of people lived in america for the last 25 years, applying for a green card. they've never been expelled because that's the way america works. >> think tank that is gunning for harry to have his green card removed. yeah, and they may or may not have trump's support. >> yes, but i may or may, harry may or may not have told a few porkies in his book about drugs and things. anyway, i'm finally out of time. oh my lord, you've got a second wind. used to mish i'm dawn neesom. this is gb news andifs i'm dawn neesom. this is gb news and it's the weekend and there's loads more coming up on today's pack show. now the fun police! yay, scottish greens are calling on the local council

last but not least, should shamima begum be allowed to return to the uk, then, after her latest courtt coming