let me leave you to have a look for stephen while _ flynn. hunt, i could see him on the screen on the left here. looking around urgency for stephen flynn. as we said earlier, lindsay hoyle, the speaker of the house, stop speaking after talking to mps. lucy powell then got up to state a point of order during which she said the amendment in the name of the leader of the opposition was this evening passed unanimously. there was a lot of shouting after that, and then lindsay hoyle got back up to say, "i don't think this is the time. i want to move on. i'm just going to leave it at that." he did look very red. he looked like he was pretty upset, pretty angry. he then reintroduced his deputy and left the house. so, there was quite a bit of angst coming from the speaker of the house, who a few minutes before, actually apologised to mps following that pretty fractious debate over gaza cease—fire. as peter very, very sick simply put it, the debate earlier on had stated very well —— is essentially put it. —— is a saint. it's debate and there's a lot of

its leader stephen flynn joins an immediate ceasefire in gaza. s me now. stephen, a few minutes ago the speaker decided to choose up a labour amendment as well as a government amendment to your motion calling for an immediate ceasefire. your reaction festival to that decision from the speaker. there is auoin to decision from the speaker. there is going to be — decision from the speaker. there is going to be a _ decision from the speaker. there is going to be a huge _ decision from the speaker. there is going to be a huge amount - decision from the speaker. there is going to be a huge amount of- going to be a huge amount of commentary around the procedure and the fact— commentary around the procedure and the fact that the speaker of the house — the fact that the speaker of the house of— the fact that the speaker of the house of commons has deviated significantly from the procedure. there _ significantly from the procedure. there is— significantly from the procedure. there is a — significantly from the procedure. there is a letter that has been plac

thank you very much, stephen flynn. i'm joined by senior labour mp barry gardiner.party amendment is not called? at labour party amendment is not called? . ., , labour party amendment is not called? _, , . ~' labour party amendment is not called? , . ~ ., , called? of course, i will back any motion calling — called? of course, i will back any motion calling for— called? of course, i will back any motion calling for an _ called? of course, i will back any motion calling for an immediate l motion calling for an immediate ceasefire. i did so in november and will do so again. but it is strange that we are debating which of the motions which call for an immediate ceasefire is the better when actually what they are saying is why the government is not calling for an immediate ceasefire? they see these children dying and what is going on in the gaza strip and this evening i had a voice message from sarah chaplin who has spent the entire day at the rafah crossing telling me what senior aid workers... she is chair of the commons international development select committee. she

an snp westminster leader , stephen flynn, says his leader, stephen flynn, says his party will now pushes as concrete actions . the uk concrete actions. the uk launched another round of airstrikes overnight against houthi targets in yemen , houthi targets in yemen, following a surge in attacks on commercial shipping in the red sea in a joint operation with the united states. 18 sites were hit across eight locations. it's the fourth time the uk has been involved in strikes against the iranian backed group since mid—january . donald trump is mid—january. donald trump is another step closer to becoming the republican presidential nominee. it's after he beat nikki haley in her home state of south carolina , claiming 60% of south carolina, claiming 60% of the vote. it's his fourth straight primary win, despite being engulfed in legal problems . you're up to date, but for the .you're up to date, but for the latest stories, do sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. com slash alerts . news. com slash alerts. >> thank you so much, pip. now remember you

let's speak now to the smp�*s westminster leader stephen flynn.ppy here this evening. i why you're so unhappy here this evenina. , ., ., , ., evening. ijust want to start by apologising — evening. ijust want to start by apologising to _ evening. ijust want to start by apologising to everyone - evening. ijust want to start by apologising to everyone who i evening. ijust want to start byj apologising to everyone who is home who has— apologising to everyone who is home who has watched the proceedings here today because today was about something much bigger. we've been clear for— something much bigger. we've been clear for over a week now that we intended — clear for over a week now that we intended to — clear for over a week now that we intended to leave a motion in the house _ intended to leave a motion in the house of commons calling for an immediate cease—fire, enough was enough. _ immediate cease—fire, enough was enough, the killing had to stop at the hostages had to be released and instead _ the hostages had to be released and instead this place

stephen flynn, mr speaker, as even stephen flynn, mr speaker, as ever, prime minister ever, the primeurs because, of himself no favours because, of course, the bet to we are course, the bet to which we are referring was worth 1000 thousand pounds. >> and it came just hours before the minister ended cost of the prime minister ended cost of living support worth just £900. and as justification for doing so was that the cost of living crisis is easing. so can i ask him what does he believe leaves him what does he believe leaves him looking most out of touch with the public gambling £1,000, or believing that the cost of living crisis is getting better ? living crisis is getting better? >> but mr speaker, he talks about the cost of living. perhaps he can explain to the scottish people why it is that whilst the conservative whilst the uk conservative government cutting their government is cutting their taxes, the scottish government is them . to mr is raising them. to mr >> mr speaker, the thoughts of the people of east worthing and shoreham are with his majesty as well. the archbishop of ca

stephen flynn led a walk—out by the ”p stephen flynn led a walk—out by the np contingent and a significantr had made a terrible decision. he wasn't in the chair and he wasn't meant to come back to the chair, but he did and made an apology and it was clear that he was devastated. i regret how it's ended up. it was not my intention. i wanted all to ensure that they could express their views and all sides of the house could vote. as it was, in particular the snp were ultimately unable to vote on their proposition. i am and i regret, with the deep... shushing. ..with my sadness that it's ended up like that in this position. that was never my intention for it to end up like this. you could hear how emotional he was. but why did it happen?— but why did it happen? because it kicked off around _ but why did it happen? because it kicked off around about _ but why did it happen? because it kicked off around about lunch - but why did it happen? because it| kicked off around about lunch time when the speaker made the announcement that he was going to break with convention and he was going to on an snp

an snp westminster leader , stephen flynn, says his leader, stephen flynn, says his party will seek toove that debate forwards that will push parliament to support what he describes as concrete sanctions , describes as concrete sanctions, as migrants have been intercepted trying to cross the channel for the first time in one week, 290 people were found one week, 290 people were found on six small boats today and were taken to the border force processing centre in dover. the latest arrivals mean that more than 2000 migrants have crossed the channel so far this year. a local action group has won its fight over plans to house asylum seekers in cumbria , despite a seekers in cumbria, despite a severe housing shortage in the millom area. eight properties were earmarked for 40 migrants sparked backlash in the community, with police forced to increase patrols after one house was vandalised . in a letter seen was vandalised. in a letter seen by gb news, the home office has now ruled it's not fit for asylum seekers . dean myers, from asylum seekers. dean myers, from millom communications action

and you heard the way that stephen flynn was speaking there.y've all lost confidence in the speaker, along with dozens of tory mps who are getting towards 80. no wonder i was told a few hours ago that we could be could be on to 100 by monday . now, to buy 100 by monday. now, i should say that over lunch i've been talking to various key figures around this. there is a an effort now to try and save lindsay hoyle . um, senior tories lindsay hoyle. um, senior tories are going to go and try and see him work out a way forward. and it seems to me the only way that lindsay hoyle can save his bacon it seems to me the only way that lirthisy hoyle can save his bacon it seems to me the only way that lirthis pointe can save his bacon it seems to me the only way that lirthis point is:an save his bacon it seems to me the only way that lirthis point is probably1is bacon it seems to me the only way that lirthis point is probably come:on at this point is probably come out and say that he recognises that what he did , although it that what he did, although it cam

we heard there stephen flynn. he's the westminster leader of the snp.is party, the third biggest party in house of commons, doesn't support sir lindsay hoyle. if you add the other snp members of that group who the edm, you who haven't signed the edm, you get towards 79 or 80. now, i've been told by senior tory figures, friends of sir lindsay hoyle, who reluctantly hoyle, who have reluctantly signed this that they think signed this edm that they think it could 100 by it could be, could be 100 by monday. that's 1 in 6 of all mps in the house of commons not having confidence or saying they should a vote confidence should be a vote of confidence in whether support the in whether they support the speaker of the house of commons, a complete disaster. it's hard to navigate a way to know and navigate a way through this. ithink to know and navigate a way through this. i think it through on this. i think it seems to me that what could happen and maybe might have to happen and maybe might have to happen from to tories, happen from talking to tories, certainly who

the snp�*s westminster leader, stephen flynn, has called for the commons speaker to go. political correspondent henry zeffman has been speaking to him and asked how he'd come to that conclusion. i was utterly exasperated. yesterday was meant to be about the dire situation in palestine. and the fact that people are suffering collective punishment as a result of the actions of the israeli government. due to a procedural decision, a politically motivated decision, i believe, made by the speaker of the house of commons, following discussions that he had with sir keir starmer, the snp proposal was not able to be voted on, on the day, and we only get a few days allocated a year, and the speaker took the opportunity away from us, and he did so, following discussions with sir keir starmer. there was a huge number of questions, and it put that poses a huge number of questions, and it put the question of his impartiality, as the chair, that we all rely upon on a daily basis, as he could no longer continue his role. yesterday, sir lindsay hoyle said he wanted to meet you to reassur

snp leader stephen flynn .en flynn. >> mr speaker , 30,000 people >> mr speaker, 30,000 people dead, 70,000 injured, 1.5 million sheltering in rafah, 300,000 living in what is considered to be feral conditions in northern gaza. >> and of course , 100 hostages >> and of course, 100 hostages still tragically held by hamas . still tragically held by hamas. >> it is the horror of those numbers that demands that this house have its say, just as it is the horror of those numbers that show that this house should demand an immediate ceasefire. >> now, president biden has indicated that that ceasefire may take place from monday. does the prime minister share in his confidence here? prime minister >> mr speaker, we have consistently called for an immediate humanitarian pause which would allow for the safe release of hostages, including british nationals, and more aid to reach gaza. we welcome progress on a deal as the honourable gentleman said, there has been progress and we urge everyone on all sides to seize the opport

and i'm not going to win again either, but it's stephen the snp's stephen flynn mp.s he? you think keir should be should be a jackass for defending his friend, for defending his friend as he as he tried to very quickly. >> yeah, it's total pomposity as he tried to make yesterday all about the snp and his pride and not about the people of gaza and israel. okay, yes . all right. israel. okay, yes. all right. um, today's union jackass is sarah lennon . there you go. sarah lennon. there you go. okay. um, look, thank you very, very much. it's been an incredibly lively show. it has at times heated . um, but, hey, at times heated. um, but, hey, we are holding a mirror up to the nation and would urge you all and and watch all to go and rewind and watch this thank you. thank you, this show. thank you. thank you, thank thank everybody thank you, thank you, everybody who watch and listen is headliners i'll you headliners next. i'll see you tomorrow nine. tomorrow at nine. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> good evening. welcome to your la

the leader of the scottish national party at westminster — stephen flynn — has called for an investigation house of commons during a debate on whether to call for a ceasefire in gaza. the measure had been proposed by the snp, but in a break with convention the speaker sir lindsay hoyle selected amendments from the government and labour. sir lindsay apologised after uproar, which saw some mps walk out. 0ur deputy political editor, vicki young, reports. that is put... there was confusion, there were angry demands for the speaker to explain himself... where on earth is the speaker of the house of commons? how do we bring him to that seat?! ..and there was a walk—out by the snp and conservatives, an unlikely alliance. chaotic scenes in the commons after mps had been debating one of the most serious foreign policy issues of the day. 0utside parliament, feelings were already running high... chanting: ceasefire now! ceasefire now! ..with hundreds of people queueing for hours to lobby their mps. the rules meant the only motion that was being considered was one from the snp, calling for an immediat

stephen flynn. for the snp, this is primarily on the speaker, sir lindsay hoyle.ded into a farce - because of a decision you made, and that you alone made. sir lindsay tried to win back the snp support in a meeting this morning. he failed. as i have expressed to you privately prior to proceedings here today, - we do not on these benches therefore believe that you can continue - in your role as speaker. just feel the emotion in the speaker's response to that. i regret it, i apologise to the snp. i never, ever want to go through a situation where i pick up a phone to find a friend of whatever side has been murdered by a terrorist. threats to mp5, especially since october the 7th, have weighed heavily on the speaker. that's the core of his defence of his extraordinary decision. last week dozens of pro—palestinian protesters turned up outside the home of conservative mp tobias ellwood. thankfully the police were able to provide a necessary barricade with their own vehicles, but ultimately it was deeply distressing to learn about that. but also for my village, that had

it is certainly what the snp are calling for, and we heard from stephen flynn, the snp's westminsteraying he would take some convincing to have confidence in its lindsay hoyle, and i think maybe that would be one thing that they are asking for is, to have that original —— original snp promotion, which called for an immediate ceasefire in gaza, and accused israel of collective punishment against the palestinian people, which amounts to a war crime, to have that original motion debated on again. we don't know whether that will happen, but that is certainly one option that the speaker could offer. find is certainly one option that the speaker could offer.— speaker could offer. and of course this is all somewhat _ speaker could offer. and of course | this is all somewhat overshadowed with what is a very serious issue. you might guess, completely, and in many ways, i was reporting from the central lobby in the house of commons yesterday, and this debate, sent into farce, as mps walked out, shouting at the speaker, and the debate about the house of commons procedure, ratherthan debate about

leader of the snp, stephen flynn. can i_ leader of the snp, stephen flynn.full recovery. mr speaker, the public are used to the tories gambling on the lives of others. borisjohnson, he did it of a public health during the pandemic. his immediate successor, she did it with household finances. so not to be outdone, the prime minister on monday this week accepted a bet regarding the lives of asylum seekers. in doing so, he demeaned them as individuals and he degraded the office that he currently holds. can i ask him, will he apologise? mr currently holds. can i ask him, will he apologise?— currently holds. can i ask him, will he apologise? mr speaker, we may have a principled _ he apologise? mr speaker, we may have a principled disagreement. i l have a principled disagreement. i believe that if somebody comes to this country illegally, they shouldn't be able to stay and they shouldn't be able to stay and they should be removed and that is why we are committed to the rwanda scheme. as ever the prime minister does himself no favours because at the back to which w

earlier today, the snp's westminster leader, stephen flynn, who's called for the commons speaker to goconclusion. it was a dire situation, and that the collective punishment as the actions of the israeli government into a procedural politically motivated decision made by the house of commons following discussions that he had with sir keir starmer, the snp proposal was not able to be voted upon on the very day, we only get three days allocated a year to vote in the speaker took that opportunity away from us and did so following discussions with sir keir starmer that poses a huge number of questions. it questions his impartiality as the chair, that we all rely upon on a daily basis and he can no longer continue in the role. �* , ., ., he can no longer continue in the role. �*, ., ., ., role. let's hear from the labour leader, role. let's hear from the labour leader. sir— role. let's hear from the labour leader, sir keir— role. let's hear from the labour leader, sir keir starmer - role. let's hear from the labour leader, sir keir starmer setting i role. let's hear from the labour i leader

the leader of the scottish national party, stephen flynn, says hoyle's position is untenable.r says the speaker did the right thing by selecting labour's amendment in the debate but denies threatening him or influencing any decision making . rishi sunak any decision making. rishi sunak said he still, though very concerned over the speaker's handung concerned over the speaker's handling of the gaza ceasefire debate, despite sir lindsay issuing a full apology for allowing controversial amendments s. in other news today, hundreds of victims of the post office horizon it scandal will have their names cleared under new legislation. the government says the law set to come into force in july, will overturn the convictions of hundreds of wrongly accused. suppose postmasters. post office minister kevin hollinrake said today some um guilty individuals may also be exonerated, but he said the unprecedented intervention will deliver long overdue justice. this police chiefs are calling for new powers to allow them to instantly disqualify any drink or drug drivers at the roadside. currently

also angry — the snp — here's their westminster leader, stephen flynn.exasperated. yesterday was supposed to be about the dire situation in palestine and due to the procedural decision, a politically motivated procedural decision made by the speaker of the house of commons following discussions he had with keir starmer, the snp proposal was not able to be voted upon. we have three days a year allocated to vote and the speaker took that opportunity away from us and did so following discussions with keir starmer and raises a huge number of questions and calls into question his impartiality as the chair that we all rely on on a daily basis. that was the snp — all rely on on a daily basis. that was the snp response. - for the conservatives — it's a chance to give labour a bit of a bashing. here's leader of the house, penny mordaunt. it fell to the government benches to defend _ it fell to the government benches to defend the rights of a minority party— defend the rights of a minority party in — defend the rights of a minority party in this house. if the hono

well, also, in the news today, the leader of the snp in westminster, stephen says westminster, stephen flynnhe broken his word the speaker has broken his word after he refused scottish after he refused a scottish national party application for an emergency debate on gaza. that's after the commons was thrown into turmoil last week when sir lindsay hoyle allowed a labour amendment to an snp motion on the same subject. mr flynn described today's decision as outrageous . the number of flynn described today's decision as outrageous. the number of mps demanding a no confidence vote in the speaker has now reached 80. the nhs is under severe pressure as junior doctors continue to strike across england. it's the 10th time doctors have stopped work since march as a bitter row with the government over pay continues. doctor robert lawrenson, from the british medical association, says the government's happy for strikes to proceed. rishi sunak denied trying to run down the nhs, insisting instead his government had delivered record health care funding for the service . a member of the us service. a member

well, snp westminster leader stephen flynn told the speaker his position is now untenable. it's ultimately turned to in a labour opposition day that, quite frankly, is not acceptable . acceptable. >> and as i have expressed to you privately prior to the proceedings here today , we do we proceedings here today, we do we do not on these benches. therefore believe that you can continue to. >> well, in other news today, the uk and jordan have airdropped aid to a hospital in northern gaza, supplies include essential medicines, fuel and food for patients and staff, with the foreign secretary, david cameron, saying it'll help thousands of people. it's all part of an agreement signed by the uk this week to deliver £1 million worth of aid to gaza . million worth of aid to gaza. now the mother of putin, critic alexei navalny, says she's now seen her son's body with his death certificate suggesting he died of natural causes . died of natural causes. navalny's family accused the russian president of orchestrating the murder , orchestrating the murder, something the kremlin has denied .

stephen flynn. for the snp, this is primarily on the speaker, sir lindsay hoyle., sir lindsay hoyle.— primarily on the speaker, sir lindsay hoyle. primarily on the speaker, sir lindsa ho le. ,. ., ., lindsay hoyle. it descended into a farce because _ lindsay hoyle. it descended into a farce because of— lindsay hoyle. it descended into a farce because of a _ lindsay hoyle. it descended into a farce because of a decision - lindsay hoyle. it descended into a farce because of a decision you . farce because of a decision you made, you alone made. you farce because of a decision you made, you alone made. you try to win back the snp — made, you alone made. you try to win back the snp support _ made, you alone made. you try to win back the snp support in _ made, you alone made. you try to win back the snp support in a _ made, you alone made. you try to win back the snp support in a meeting - back the snp support in a meeting this morning. he failed. figs back the snp support in a meeting this morning. he failed. $5 i back the snp support in a meeting this morning. he faile

snp leader stephen flynn. mr speaker, _ never waver. snp leader stephen flynn.0 people dead, 70,000 injured, 1.5 million l dead, 70,000 injured, 1.5 million sheltering in wrath, 300,000 living in what is considered to be felt conditions in northern gaza —— 1.5 million sheltering in rafah, and of course hostages still tragically held by hamas. it is the horror of those numbers that that this house have its say, just as it is the of those numbers that show that this house should demand an immediate ceasefire. now, president biden has indicated that that ceasefire may take place from monday. does the prime minister share in his confidence? mr prime minister share in his confidence?— prime minister share in his confidence? ~ .,~ ., confidence? mr speaker, we have consistently _ confidence? mr speaker, we have consistently called _ confidence? mr speaker, we have consistently called for _ confidence? mr speaker, we have consistently called for an - confidence? mr speaker, we have i consistently called for an immediate humanitarian pause which would allow for the safe

the reason i messaged was that listening to stephen flynn yesterday, who was obviously extremely disappointed what we have to bear in mind is the... he of this what we have to bear in mind isthe... ' ., is the... he spoke about the effects on the people _ is the. .. he spoke about the effects on the people of— is the... he spoke about the effects on the people of palestine - is the... he spoke about the effects on the people of palestine and - on the people of palestine and israel, he did say that. by inference you could say that he was mentioning... sorry, go on. i’m inference you could say that he was mentioning... sorry, go on. i'm sure that he does — mentioning... sorry, go on. i'm sure that he does not _ mentioning... sorry, go on. i'm sure that he does not need _ mentioning... sorry, go on. i'm sure that he does not need you _ mentioning... sorry, go on. i'm sure that he does not need you to - that he does not need you to translate for him. he seemed able and competent to bring his own words to the fore. what he doesn't say, there are 150 or so civilians, not all israelis by the way, fo

snp westminster leader stephen flynn says his party will seek to move the debate forward .hat will push parliament to support what he describes as concrete actions . describes as concrete actions. the uk launched another round of airstrikes overnight against huti targets in yemen in a joint operation with the us. >> 18 sites were hit across eight locations as the ministry of defence says precision guided bombs were used against drones and launchers. it follows a surge in attacks on commercial ships in the red sea. >> it's the fourth time the uk has been involved in strikes against the iranian backed group since mid—january. against the iranian backed group since mid—january . migrants have since mid—january. migrants have been intercepted trying to cross the english channel for the first time in a week. >> more than 230 people were found on five small boats and were later taken to the border force processing centre in dover i >> sources suggest as many as 12 boats could attempt the dangerous crossing today to take advantage of the brief window of better weather, the. a loca

stephen flynn, leader of the snp.ressed to you privately, prior to proceedings here today, - we do not on these benches therefore believe that you can continue in your role as speaker. - we do not have confidence in your ability to do so. - why have you lost confidence in the speaker? so, yesterday was meant to be about the people of palestine i and the appalling collective - punishment of the palestinian people in gaza, and what happened _ was the house of commons descended i into farce because of a decision. made by the speaker of the house of commons to turn the snp opposition day into - a labour opposition day. that decision by lindsay hoyle was a stitch—up, it followed i a private discussion- between sir keir starmer and sir lindsay hoyle in a i back room, in westminster. it's not good enough. the speaker has lost my confidence and that of my colleagues. - he's going to have to go. support from a tory veteran. i think the speaker will be all right. i hope he will be all right. he deserves be all right. he deserve

the speaker stephen flynn, says the speaker of the house has broken his word after he refused an snpo chaos last week when sir lindsay hoyle allowed a labour amendment to the snp's motion a clear break from long standing convention. mr flynn described the decision as outrageous and said the public would be also outraged. the number of mps demanding a no confidence vote in the speaker, sir lindsay hoyle, has now reached 80. now a member of the us military who set himself on fire outside the israeli embassy in washington at the weekend , in washington at the weekend, has died. it's understood he was wearing military fatigues and shouting free palestine as he streamed the apparent protest online. more information is expected to be announced later, after the military has notified the man's family. after the military has notified the man's family . a transgender the man's family. a transgender cat killer has been jailed for life and told to serve a minimum of 24 years for the murder of george martin chirino . 26 year george martin chirino. 26 year old scarlett blake targeted him as a part

leader of the news today, the leader of the scottish in scottish national party in westminster, stephen flynnpeaker the house has the speaker of the house has broken word after refused broken his word after he refused an snp application for an emergency debate on gaza . it's emergency debate on gaza. it's after the commons was thrown into turmoil last week when sir lindsay hoyle allowed a labour amendment to the snp's motion on the same subject. mr flynn described today's decision as outrageous and the number of mps demanding a no confidence vote in the speaker has now reached 80. the nhs is said to be under severe pressure as junior doctors continue their third day of strike action across england , of strike action across england, andifs of strike action across england, and it's the 10th time doctors have stopped work since march as their bitter row with the government over pay continues . government over pay continues. doctor robert lawrenson, from the british medical association, says the government is happy for the strikes to proceed . add the strikes to proceed. add rishi sunak said thou

the speaker stephen flynn, says.er of the house of commons has broken his word after he refused an snp application for an emergency debate on gaza. it's after thrown after westminster was thrown into turmoil last week when , in into turmoil last week when, in a significant departure from parliamentary procedure, sir lindsay hoyle allowed a labour amendment to the snp's motion, which about gaza. mr which was also about gaza. mr flynn described today's decision as outrageous . the number of flynn described today's decision as outrageous. the number of mps demanding a no confidence vote in the speaker has now risen to 81. the now transgender killer has been jailed for life and told to serve a minimum of 24 years for the murder of george martin chirino , a 26 year old martin chirino, a 26 year old scarlett blake targeted him as part of a fantasy inspired by a netflix documentary. holdgate was hit on the head as he walked home from a night out in oxford in 2021 and was pushed into a river where he drowned. his murder came

in other news, today, the leader of the scottish national party stephen party in westminster, stephen flynnhe flynn, says the speaker of the house has broken his house of commons has broken his word after refused an snp word after he refused an snp application for an emergency debate on gaza. that's after westminster was thrown into turmoil last week when, in a significant departure from parliamentary procedure, sir lindsay hoyle allowed a labour amendment to the snp's motion, which was also about gaza. mr flynn described today's decision as outrageous and the number of mps demanding a no confidence vote in the speaker has now reached 81. meanwhile sir keir starmer says his party will deliver what he's called a future in britain built by britain . if labour wins the next britain. if labour wins the next election . he's expected to election. he's expected to unveil a plan to run a so—called patriotic economy , which he says patriotic economy, which he says would include boosting home ownership and establishing the next generation of new towns . next generation of new towns. housing minister

that includes more than half of mps in the scottish national party, with snp westminster leader stephen flynnelling the speaker his position is now untenable , while, is now untenable, while, however, sir keir starmer says the speaker did the right thing by selecting labour's amendment in the debate but denies threatening him or influencing in any way . a fourth person has in any way. a fourth person has been charged with criminal damage after a greenpeace demonstration at rishi sunaks home last august. demonstration at rishi sunaks home last august . the activist home last august. the activist climbed onto the roof of the prime minister's home in yorkshire, draping huge sheets of black fabric over it. it comes after the crown prosecution service authorised criminal charges against three others earlier on this week . two others earlier on this week. two women and a man now in the united states , the former prime united states, the former prime minister liz truss , has taken to minister liz truss, has taken to the stage at the conservative political action programme . i political action progra

stephen flynn , snp leader thank you, mr speaken >> may i begin by echoing the sentiments of the primer and the leader of the opposition in relation to the heroic bravery of alexei nato . bravery of alexei nato. >> we all must continue to be unhedin >> we all must continue to be united in our opposition to vladimir putin. mr speaker, as it stands , some 60% of the it stands, some 60% of the buildings in gaza are either damaged or destroyed , and much damaged or destroyed, and much of the farmland is in ruin. some 30,000 people are dead , 70,000 30,000 people are dead, 70,000 injured and 1.4 million people are currently sheltering in rafah awaiting an imminent israeli on slaught. surely the prime minister must accept that that does not amount to self—defence . self—defence. >> vince dear prime minister, mr speaker , i share the concern of speaker, i share the concern of many members about the high rate of civilian casualties and indeed the growing humanitarian crisis in gaza. >> and that is why we have called consistently for an immediate humanitarian pause, which would allow for the sa

snp westminster leader stephen flynn says his party will seek to move the debate forward. that would push parliament support what he parliament to support what he describes as concrete chaos . the describes as concrete chaos. the body of a missing teenage boy has been recovered from a lake in staffordshire. police were called to rudyard lake shortly after 930 last night after three teenage boys were seen in the water, two of them were able to get out of the lake and were taken to hospital. specialist search teams recovered the 17 year old's body this afternoon . year old's body this afternoon. police are not treating his death as suspicious . and the death as suspicious. and the prime minister has called on the us to continue providing bolder military support for ukraine following the second anniversary of russia's invasion . writing in of russia's invasion. writing in the sunday times, rishi sunak said ukraine's allies should use money obtained through russian sanctions and assets to fund ukraine's defence. that comes as president vladimir zelenskyy has told a conference

the leader of the scottish national party, stephen flynn, says hoyle's position is untenable. meanwhile sir keir starmer says the speaker did the right thing by selecting labour's amendment in the debate but denies threatening him or influencing any decision making . rishi sunak any decision making. rishi sunak said he still, though very concerned over the speaker's handung concerned over the speaker's handling of the gaza ceasefire debate, despite sir lindsay issuing a full apology for allowing controversial amendments s. in other news today, hundreds of victims of the post office horizon it scandal will have their names cleared under new legislation. the government says the law set to come into force in july, will overturn the convictions of hundreds of wrongly accused. suppose postmasters. post office minister kevin hollinrake said today some um guilty individuals may also be exonerated, but he said the unprecedented intervention will deliver long overdue justice. this police chiefs are calling for new powers to allow them to instantly disqualify any drink or drug drivers a

. >> of all, >> so let's first of all, listen, uh, stephen snp listen, uh, stephen flynn, snp speakings amendment actually, that's of actually, because that's of course it's uh, opposition day. snp uh, so it's those guys that have actually kicked this have actually kicked all of this off, to speak. let's listen, off, so to speak. let's listen, mr speaker, tonight this house will have the opportunity to join the majority of the join with the majority of the international community and say that enough is enough, that the killing in gaza must stop and that the hostages must be released. >> and the best way to do that is to send a clear and united message that we back an immediate ceasefire. yeah, sure . immediate ceasefire. yeah, sure. we, all of us, our respective of our political allegiance, can agree on that very issue . agree on that very issue. >> well, of course it won't surprise you. of course, to know that rishi sunak immediately responded to that. let's listen . responded to that. let's listen. >> course we want to see the >> of course we want to see the fighting gaza end as soon

half of mps in the scottish national party , with snp national party, with snp westminster leader stephen flynn now untenable. but sir keir starmer says the speaker did the right thing by selecting labour's amendment in the debate and denies threatening him or influencing him in any way. well, despite the arguments in parliament about a ceasefire in the middle east today, uk aid was flown into the northern gaza strip in a joint aid mission partnered with jordan. the uk funded shipment is part of £1 million package of aid due to deliver essential medicines, fuel and food for patients and staff at a hospital there. the foreign secretary , lord cameron, foreign secretary, lord cameron, saying it will have an immediate impact, adding that thousands of patients will benefit from the life saving airdrop . now in the life saving airdrop. now in the united states tonight, the former prime minister, liz truss , has been speaking at the conservative political action conference , or cpac, for short . conference, or cpac, for short. she told a republican crowd that it is vital now for joe she told a republ

snp westminster leader stephen flynn says his party will seek to move the debate forward .rd. that will push parliament to support concrete actions . the uk has launched actions. the uk has launched another round of airstrikes overnight against houthi targets in yemen , in a joint operation in yemen, in a joint operation with united states. 18 sites were hit across eight locations. the ministry of defence says precision guided bombs were used against drones and launchers. it follows a surge in attacks on commercial ships in the red sea. it's the fourth time the uk has been involved in strikes against the iranian backed group since mid—january . donald trump is mid—january. donald trump is another step closer to becoming the republicans presidential nomination. it's after he beat nikki haley in the south carolina republican contest, claiming 60% of the votes. it's his fourth straight primary win, despite being engulfed in legal problems and south carolina being nikki haley's home state, a local action group has won their fight over plans to house asylum seekers in a town in

snp westminster leader stephen flynn says his party will now push parliament to support what he describesk launched another round of airstrikes overnight against houthi targets in yemen following a surge in attacks on commercial shipping in the red sea in a joint operation with the united states . 18 sites were the united states. 18 sites were hit across eight locations. it's the fourth time the uk has been involved against strikes against the iranian backed group since mid—january . donald trump is mid—january. donald trump is another step closer to becoming the republicans presidential nominee . it's after he beat nominee. it's after he beat nikki haley in her home state of south carolina , claiming 60% of south carolina, claiming 60% of the vote. it's his fourth straight primary win, despite being engulfed in legal problems . for the latest stories, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. com slash alerts michael will be back after this short . radio. >> welcome back in beverley in east yorkshire , a charity is east yorkshire, a charity is pla

and that is coming from stephen flynn at the snp . and it stephen flynn at the snp.certainly see more of that in the days to come. okay >> okay, tony, for now, thanks very much indeed . well, also very much indeed. well, also joining us now following yesterday's big win for the labour party , he is shadow labour party, he is shadow minister toby perkins. good to see you, mr perkins. this morning. um, can labour afford to rest on its laurels after, after this win? i mean, clearly it's important. clearly it's significant, ant but it comes at the end of a week where actually it's been pretty tumultuous for the labour party . the labour party. >> well, i mean, it's right that , uh, it's given us a huge boost . it's been a very tough week and so, uh, it was a really great result for us. it was the biggest, uh, uh, election victory in this parliament, biggest swing , the second biggest swing, the second biggest swing, the second biggest in history. so all of that. fantastic. you're absolutely right. we can't rest on our laurels at all. it's, uh, uh, huge amount still to do

not good enough though, for a seething stephen flynn in the snp .fraid that that is treating myself and my colleagues in the scottish national party with complete and utter contempt , national party with complete and utter contempt, and i will take significant convincing that your position is not now intolerable. yes >> so there you have it . >> so there you have it. absolutely astonishing scenes. hoyle is deep in trouble. his job is hanging by a thread. and this whole sorry episode once again raises serious questions about an anti—conservative bias running through our political institutions. meanwhile you've got outside got protesters outside parliament, some of them spouting anti—semitic spouting borderline anti—semitic conspiracy theories. >> whole thing has been >> this whole thing has been orchestrated by israel in order to carry out genocide . died? to carry out genocide. died? yeah more of that later. >> by the way, i was out and about there yet again. our politicians have turned this country into a laughing stock. they are a complete shower