and i know a lot about this because i led a campaign in my native borough of southwark.recycled graves looked like, you can go to camberwell old cemetery all the way on the end and it is not a pretty picture and it's absolutely horrible and proposes recycling. graves hates this country, hates older people who have whose families are in these graves, who paid money to have these people in their graves forever. they hate the trees that are growing above the graves. they hate the gravestones. >> what's happening to the graveyard? >> what's happening is, is they think, you know, nobody's visiting these old graves . we'll visiting these old graves. we'll just dig up the graves, okay? but people do go back to the graves. they. they bury the people there forever and ever. it's in time. >> maybe it should be like when they think a bike has been abandoned, you know? but for a while, they put a notice on it saying, if you don't move this bike soon, we're going to come along with the choppers. >> but the person who bought the bike space to park that bike did not pay in forever , wh

. >> and when you look at where these black spots are, london 11,000, southwark, where i live, the worstking and barking, dagenham. these are places chris with chronic housing shortages where we need housing. the solution is on a plate. >> it's very true. i mean it's part of the solution. i mean, i think the other side of this is that actually we have a lot of vacant houses in this country. we have over a million vacant houses. most of them are privately owned , you know, we privately owned, you know, we have twice as many homes that are a result of people having died that are just empty because people have died , don't pay any people have died, don't pay any council tax, and they're just sitting there empty. about 140,000 of those. that's double what it was less than a decade ago. and we haven't been suddenly killing off loads of old people. >> you know. so why is there this obsession with new builds when we could just be making good and making making do what we already have? >> i think it's a really valid question. i mean, we're always going to need to build some new houses, and it's a

and southwark county efforts to assist those who lived with substance abuse.nforcement at the border to intercede in drug trafficking. what we must do is secure the border, enforce the law and cities like new york with cashless bills would let those e supreme young people get away with continue with no repercussions. i have support additional reinforcements to engage in drug trafficking interceding in drug trafficking. those law-enforcement agencies endorse in this race support my candidacy they know we sit shoulder to shoulder with them as a low good local elected official and led the creation of community-based mental health and substance abuse treatment program which is now the model the state of new york uses we must have access to treatment for those who do a substitution. to greater independence. >> the alliance on substitutes and ultimate of the treatment they deserve. that's why margaret jason gardner democrat county executor to bring about that kind of treatment that's why were working to do the same. every community and america should have access eve

the southwark based manufacturer says it delivered 950 wheels of the cheese to a fraudster posing as wholesome distributor, wholesale distributor for a major french retailer. despite the loss, though, neal's yard has covered the cost to three farms, sparing producers the financial hit. police say they're investigating but haven't made any arrests so far. neaps haven't made any arrests so far. neal's yard are asking cheesemongers worldwide to watch for stolen clothbound cheddars, which may be sold without identifying tags . that's it from identifying tags. that's it from me for now. mark, where have you hidden all that cheese? >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gb news .com forward slash alerts . .com forward slash alerts. >> keir starmer struggles a bit with definitions, doesn't he? he seems to have no clue what a woman is , even though he's woman is, even though he's married to one. after the awful southport riots, he allowed a perception to take hold that anyone concerned about mass immigration was some

the southwark based manufacturer says it delivered 950 wheels of the cheese to a fraudster posing asholesome distributor, wholesale distributor for a major french retailer. despite the loss, though, neal's yard has covered the cost to three farms, sparing producers the financial hit. police say they're investigating but haven't made any arrests so far. neaps haven't made any arrests so far. neal's yard are asking cheesemongers worldwide to watch for stolen clothbound cheddars, which may be sold without identifying tags . that's it from identifying tags. that's it from me for now. mark, where have you hidden all that cheese? >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gb news .com forward slash alerts . .com forward slash alerts. >> keir starmer struggles a bit with definitions, doesn't he? he seems to have no clue what a woman is , even though he's woman is, even though he's married to one. after the awful southport riots, he allowed a perception to take hold that anyone concerned about mass immigration was someho

the southwark based manufacturer says it delivered 950 wheels of the cheese to fraudsters posing as aesale distributor for a major french retailer. despite the loss, though, neal's yard covered the cost to three farms, sparing producers the financial hit. police are now investigating, though no arrests have been made so far. but neaps have been made so far. but neal's yard is asking cheesemongers around the world to watch out for stolen clothbound cheddars, which may be sold without identifying tags . be sold without identifying tags. those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, i know exactly where the cheese is hiding. it's behind ben leo's sofa for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gb news .com forward slash alerts . .com forward slash alerts. >> put the cheese away. >> put the cheese away. >> put the cheese. sorry, the cheese is there. sam, don't grasp me up like that. welcome, everybody. big show coming up. we're going to be heading to patrick. up north very, very shortly actually. let's go now. patrick

the labour is , is that and the, the labour is, is that and i was down at labour politics at the southwarks my borough is they have this belief that the tories were not giving them money and they so they've been promised money. labour believes there's money out there for them to have and then they get elected and they realise there's no money for them to have and to give out to their people. >> so they arguably they have given out money. >> the money was, but right. there was more money that wasn't being given out that could have been given out, but it wasn't given out. and now they're thinking, well, we're going to have to raise taxes in order to get, get, get our money. yeah. >> well, that's that's the guardian vibe of it. >> well, that's that's the guardian vibe of it . and they've guardian vibe of it. and they've got a sort of defiant looking chancellor. she's just like she's got, she's just very like, here's my here it is. it's the first budget done by a woman. it's a woman. includes lots of spending. sexy woman. probably on i'd say she's a sexy woman. the. let's have a look . yeah th