called suella braverman . the called suella braverman. the latest today is that she's got things wrong when it comes to the windrush generation . an of the windrush generation. an of course, she's been called racist over grooming gangs. all of that over grooming gangs. all of that over the barge. that's cruel, inhumane , inhumane, apparently. inhumane, inhumane, apparently. do you agree? then should we scrap green levies to reduce our energy costs ? our energy bills energy costs? our energy bills continue to be extortionate. apparently we've got some of the highest levies on our bills out of any eu country. highest levies on our bills out of any eu country . should we of any eu country. should we just go ahead and scrap them just go ahead and scrap them just to reduce our bills, even if it is only by a small amount? we'll be getting stuck into that and then finally, child benefit , should we scrap the two child limit ? at the , should we scrap the two child limit? at the moment you can only have child benefit for your first two children,

secretary suella braverman has- 2 27 secretary suella braverman has also suggesree— suella bravermanng for telegraph, suella said for the telegraph, suella said mor— for the telegraph, suella said rbor we— for the telegraph, suella said that we must— for the telegraph, suella said that we must stop the boats. it is that we must stop the boats. it bs-emress— that we must stop the boats. it is-express wish— that we must stop the boats. it is-express wish of- that we must stop the boats. it is express wish of the is the express wish of the brush— is the express wish of the british people.- is the express wish of the british people. should the british people. so should the gowemmem— british people. so should the government ignore the european course— government ignore the european course-or— government ignore the european courts?-of course,- government ignore the european courts? of course, today courts? and of course, today is— courts? and of course, today br-s-eeorge-s- courts? and of course, today it's-george's day.- courts? and of course, today it's george's day. so i'll it's saint g

i suella you know, i'm a big fan. t deve— suella you know, i'm a big fan. t teve tne— suella you know she stuck it out. she's been strong and she's an anaztnp— she's been strong and she's an anaztnp ean— she's been strong and she's an amazing woman and she's got my pay.— amazing woman and she's got my note sappent— amazing woman and she's got my note sappent. tee— amazing woman and she's got my 110% support. lee anderson, depaty— 110% support. lee anderson, deputy chairman of the conservative - deputy chairman of the conservative party. ’“i“5 deputy chairman of the- conservative party. thank you so much, lee. we'll speak very soon. but coming up, as trump fights back against the political witch hunt that to led his arrest yesterday, is the us justice system being weaponized by left wing former chair of the trump campaign, rick gates, who was jailed as part was himself jailed as part of the russia investigation ? the 2019 russia investigation? think i'm going to talk to think so? i'm going to talk to him in next hour. also him live in the next hour. also on the way, as the government c

i suella you know, i'm a big fan. t deve— suella you know, i'm a big fan. t teve tne— suella you knowhe stuck it out. she's been strong and she's an anaztnp— she's been strong and she's an anaztnp ean— she's been strong and she's an amazing woman and she's got my pay.— amazing woman and she's got my note sappent— amazing woman and she's got my note sappent. tee— amazing woman and she's got my 110% support. lee anderson, depaty— 110% support. lee anderson, deputy chairman of the conservative - deputy chairman of the conservative party. ’“i“5 deputy chairman of the- conservative party. thank you so much, lee. we'll speak very soon. but coming up, as trump fights back against the political witch hunt that to led his arrest yesterday, is the us justice system being weaponized by left wing former chair of the trump campaign, rick gates, who was jailed as part was himself jailed as part of the russia investigation ? the 2019 russia investigation? think i'm going to talk to think so? i'm going to talk to him in next hour. also him live in the next hour. also on the way, as the government con

as we know , suella is the only person in canine— , suella is the only person in coiinei wno— , suellaone— of, quote, inflaming racial tensions on— of, quote, inflaming racial tensions on a— of, quote, inflaming racial tensions on a number of occasions over- tensions on a number of occasions over the past few noniie— occasions over the past few nonine. ani— occasions over the past few months. and it— occasions over the past few months. and it even went as far to months. and it even went as far io gnoie— months. and it even went as far to quote someone— months. and it even went as far to quote someone who they ieeeniiei— to quote someone who they described former senior described as a former senior ninieien— described as a former senior ninieien iron — described as a former senior minister from borisjohnson's minister from boris johnson's goveenni— minister from boris johnson's government, although didn't government, although they didn't inie— government, although they didn't name this-calling- name this person calling braverman a— name this person calling braverman a real racist bigot

suella with grooming gangs.s tomorrow to tackle child sexual abuse . writing in child sexual abuse. writing in the mail on sunday, she announced those working with children will have a legal duty to report signs or suspicions of sexual . it follows an sexual. it follows an independent inquiry last year which describes sexual abuse of children as epidemic. parliamentary of state for safeguarding . sarah dines says safeguarding. sarah dines says this is a scourge on our society can't stop in making sure that people are protected. children are the most vulnerable part of our society as well as the elderly. we must make sure that they are not sexually abused. so i don't accept we're going to be rife with false reports. that may be one or two. and they will be dealt and identified. be dealt with and identified. the gave evidence the people that gave evidence are speaking the truth to the inquiry . and was very inquiry. and it was very heartbreaking testimony . we need heartbreaking testimony. we need to . the port of

suella braverman the home settetetw— suella braverman the home secretary, when _ suella braverman theant to th— know what? that's all i want to tth htt— know what? that's all i want to see. i'm not sure— know what? that's all i want to see. i'm not sure how that does for see. i'm not sure how that does ttt tehthet— see. i'm not sure how that does for cabinet collective responsibility. and also, as you teth— responsibility. and also, as you tettlteheweee— responsibility. and also, as you said,-language is- responsibility. and also, as you said, language is toughened said, the language is toughened up said, the language is toughened whlthe— said, the language is toughened whlthe tett— said, the language is toughened whlthe tett 2a— said, the language is toughened up the last 24 hours or so. up in the last 24 hours or so. tttett— up in the last 24 hours or so. robert jenrick_ up in the last 24 hours or so. robert jenrick yesterday say tettthe—he- robert jenrick yesterday say talking he thought talking about how he thought uncontrolled— talking about how he thought uncontrolled migration

i was with suella braverman this morning— was with suella braverman this thtththe ett— was with suellashing that needs to happen now. yes.— re—establishing that needs to happen now. yes. more cops is greet.— happen now. yes. more cops is greet. we-we— happen now. yes. more cops is greet. we-we ett— happen now. yes. more cops is great. we've got very young in tewtte— great. we've got very young in service officers— great. we've got very young in service officers now, though. a thtt— service officers now, though. a thtt tt— service officers now, though. a thtt oh my— service officers now, though. a third of my force— service officers now, though. a third of my force have been in tewtte— third of my force have been in tewtteltett— third of my force have been in service . less than - third of my force have been in service less than three service for less than three teet— service for less than three weettthttel— service for less than three years. more cops is good. we years. so more cops is good. we teet— years. so more cops is good. we need thet. — years. so more cops is good. we need that

and i'll further suella i'll go one further suella braverman— i'll go one further suella braverman thisound england who all had in towns around england who all nee fne— in towns around england who all nee fne cune— in towns around england who all had the same heritage and peclpneune— had the same heritage and background and said that facts ene— background and said that facts and fnufn— background and said that facts and truth can't— background and said that facts and truth can't be racist . and truth can't be racist. johnn— and truth can't be racist. jenn. youn— and truth can't be racist. john, your thoughts- and truth can't be racist. flip” ” d generic and truth can't be racist. - john, your thoughts . generic is john, your thoughts. generic is it's not a dog whistle,- john, your thoughts. generic is it's not a dog whistle, is- 3 generic is it's not a dog whistle, is it ? it's not a dog whistle, is it? lf-c— it's not a dog whistle, is it? lf-c lfle— it's not a dog whistle, is it? lf-c lfle e— it's not a dog whistle, is it? it's like a foghorn shouting at the it's like a foghorn shoutin

as we know , suella is the only person in canine— , suella is the only person in ceiiner wne— , suellase. it gets guardian. it gets worse. it gets inew— guardian. it gets worse. it gets worse. they accused braverman of, worse. they accused braverman er, gweie— worse. they accused braverman of, quote, inflaming racial reneiene— of, quote, inflaming racial tensions on— of, quote, inflaming racial tensions on a— of, quote, inflaming racial tensions on a number of occasions over- tensions on a number of occasions over the past few newne— occasions over the past few nenrne. ane— occasions over the past few months. and it— occasions over the past few months. and it even went as far to months. and it even went as far re gwere— months. and it even went as far to quote someone— months. and it even went as far to quote someone who they described— to quote someone who they described former senior described as a former senior ninierer— described as a former senior ninierer iren — described as a former senior minister from borisjohnson's minister from boris johnson's geeennr— minister from boris jo

, suella braverman, who has secretary, suella braverman, who nes srered— secretary, suella braverman, can be a bit clumsy and, in my view, needbessw— be a bit clumsy and, in my view, needlessly inflame— be a bit clumsy and, in my view, needlessly inflame oratory. but nondes— needlessly inflame oratory. but bebdes rs— needlessly inflame oratory. but politics is all— needlessly inflame oratory. but politics is all about messaging end— politics is all about messaging end we— politics is all about messaging and the message— politics is all about messaging and the message from braverman is and the message from braverman ds refresndng— and the message from braverman ds refresndng .— and the message from braverman is refreshing , clear— and the message from braverman is refreshing , clear in a world is refreshing, clear in a world of bombs— is refreshing, clear in a world of politics, those— is refreshing, clear in a world of politics, those who are nebbresr— of politics, those who are happiest resting their backsides on be— happiest resting their backsides on be dense— happiest resting thei

lots of tough talk from the prime minister and from suella braverman. yet over the weekend, polling showing that 63% of the country don't think anything is going to materially change. so the question on grooming gangs is will the tough talk lead to action? tell me what you think . farage gb news what you think. farage gb news dot uk . now charlie peters works dot uk. now charlie peters works for gb news. he is an investigative reporter . for gb news. he is an investigative reporter. he produced an absolutely brilliant documentary film just a few months ago. grooming gangs. britain's shame . he's been up in britain's shame. he's been up in rochdale today. he interviewed homesick eaterie suella braverman. here's a clip of what she had to say. ultimately silence enabled this abuse. silence on the part of professionals. fear of being called racist. fear about cultural sensitivities . fear cultural sensitivities. fear about inflaming cohesion in communities . it about inflaming cohesion in communities. it is about inflaming cohesion in communities . it is ab

let's get into that, suella braverman| get into that, suella braverman talking about other issues thatcant issue? i perspective, brexit, clearly, a significant issue?— significant issue? i really am . uided significant issue? i really am guided by — significant issue? i really am guided by what _ significant issue? i really am guided by what the - significant issue? i really am guided by what the boss - significant issue? i really am guided by what the boss of l significant issue? i really am l guided by what the boss of the significant issue? i really am - guided by what the boss of the port of dover has been saying and indeed the ferry operators, they say this is due to the time it takes to process people through immigration. unlike lastjuly, when you might remember at the start of the summer holidays there was chaos at dover, partly triggered by a french passport officials not turning up, this time no blame seems to have been placed on the french. remember we have the so—called juxtaposed to border controls, so everybody�*s passport is controlled before they leave the uk. in normal

and what suella recorded., the data is going to be analysed of , the ethnicity of be analysed of, the ethnicity of offenders, and that's going to be taken into account when recording these crimes for the future. in terms of police powers, labour without directly challenging them on this issue. but the local authorities there saying well this is something that we were trying to or were talking about ten years ago and the government actually the government didn't actually put place . yes. put it into place. yes. and i mean , they are right to point mean, they are right to point that out and even now in, the summer when rishi sunak was in the leadership contest, when he was to trying to get some get some more sort of right wing votes from liz truss. and he was worried about about losing the sort of further right of his backbenches he about mandatory sentences for anyone who was involved in a grooming gang and the proposals which he's talking about today although the rhetoric is quite tough , they rhetoric is quit

suella braverman will go election. suella braverman will 9° up election.embers . and the conservative members. and the king has issued invites to the coronation with the title of queen camilla used for the first time. it also reveals that prince george will serve as page of honour walking behind his grandfather and helping to carry his robes . i grandfather and helping to carry his robes. i didn't get into the usual way this morning via twitter gb news or you can email us gb views at gbnews.uk. let us know where you're watching or listening to us from. let us know your views on the stories that we're talking about this morning or try and share as many as we can in the next half an hour. as we can in the next half an hour . to our as we can in the next half an hour. to our top story now and donald trump has claimed that his opponents are trying to destroy the nation after becoming the first president in us history to appear in court facing criminal charges . and in facing criminal charges. and in a defiant speech at mar a lago after pleading not guilty to a

lots of tough talk from the prime minister and from suella braverman. yet over the weekend, polling showing that 63% of the country don't think anything is going to materially change. so the question on grooming gangs is will the tough talk lead to action? tell me what you think . farage gb news what you think. farage gb news dot uk . now charlie peters works dot uk. now charlie peters works for gb news. he is an investigative reporter . for gb news. he is an investigative reporter. he produced an absolutely brilliant documentary film just a few months ago. grooming gangs. britain's shame . he's been up in britain's shame. he's been up in rochdale today. he interviewed homesick eaterie suella braverman. here's a clip of what she had to say. ultimately silence enabled this abuse. silence on the part of professionals. fear of being called racist. fear about cultural sensitivities . fear cultural sensitivities. fear about inflaming cohesion in communities . it about inflaming cohesion in communities. it is about inflaming cohesion in communities . it is ab

, suella braverman, who has secretary, suella braverman, who nee ctctet— secretary, suella braverman,es her language can be e ttt ctuncv— now. sometimes her language can be a bit clumsy and,— now. sometimes her language can be a bit clumsy and, in my view, neettecctv— be a bit clumsy and, in my view, needlessly inflame— be a bit clumsy and, in my view, needlessly inflame oratory. but ccttttcc— needlessly inflame oratory. but ccttttcc te— needlessly inflame oratory. but politics is all— needlessly inflame oratory. but politics is all about messaging unt— politics is all about messaging end we— politics is all about messaging and the message— politics is all about messaging and the message from braverman is and the message from braverman tc retrecntne— and the message from braverman tc retrecntng .— and the message from braverman is refreshing , clear— and the message from braverman is refreshing , clear in a world is refreshing, clear in a world of is refreshing, clear in a world ct ccttttcc— is refreshing, clear in a world of politics, those— is refreshing, clear in a world of politic

suella particular concern. comments on pakistani men were based on reviews and reports . it's not reviews and reports. it's not racist to tell the truth about what has been going on here in rochdale or in rotherham or in telford . local reviews and telford. local reviews and reports have confirmed the grooming gangs scandal that has gone on here has been perpetrated by largely british, pakistani men. now it's important not to demonise a whole community and the vast majority of british pakistanis are law abiding and straightforward people within the last hour. tributes have been paid to the former conservative mp and chancellor nigel lawson after his death at the age of 91. the leading brexiteer served in margaret thatcher's government and sat in the house of lords until his retirement in december . the house of lords until his retirement in december. he survived by his seven children, including the tv cook and author nigella lawson. rishi sunak has called him a transformational chancellor and an inspiration . c

suella braverman perpetrators.rty for what they call his dog whistle politics. they say she's inflaming racial tension since she write to say what a lot of people know that the infamous gang grooming gangs were british pakistani men . i think needs to pakistani men. i think needs to work on the fact that there's a commission that has actually been a review that's been commissioned by the home office that actually doesn't give that of data as to which ethnic background is likely to be background is more likely to be a perpetrator. but i think she needs to do is stop being so dubious . that's my personal view dubious. that's my personal view because i don't a lot of what she says. the bottom is that you've got to look at all backgrounds and talking backgrounds and we're talking about data on all about collecting data on all different ethnicities . you can different ethnicities. you can go to any part of the uk where demographically you might get more of an asian background or more of an asian background or more of a

suella braverman said they would not suella braverman said they would rer rar— suella braverman saiddirect bullion sponsors the rare— direct bullion sponsors the finance report— direct bullion sponsors the finance report on gb news for rryeread— finance report on gb news for physical investment . t: physical investment. good rerrrrg— physical investment. good rrerrrrg ard— physical investment. good morning and welcome back to the point on gb news with me, bev turner and andrew pierce. we've got the biggest stories- t. riir: ' ir: fr ritrtri we've got the biggest stories from reday-e— got the biggest stories from reday-e tapere— got the biggest stories from today's papers in just a moment. rre— today's papers in just a moment. re re— today's papers in just a moment. re re re— today's papers in just a moment. this is gb news,— today's papers in just a moment. this is gb news, britain's news work out how britain moves forward from this. join . us now forward from this. join. us now , a toy story that hopes to change attitudes . mattel has change attitudes. mattel has raarered— change at

you report in other reports and i think it's really important that suella braverman , who i am not suellan, who i am not a great fan of, as ben knows , she great fan of, as ben knows, she doesn't use this as very diplomatic job. yeah i know. you should have her. i don't think this is dog whistle. i think she is. she should have prefaced what whatever she said and made clear that she was talking about , you know, rotherham and rochdale, which we know to be a fact. downing street this afternoon or rishi sunak has actually slightly distanced himself because her comments have been seen and been used as a catchall . and that is a catchall. and that is dangerous . and i think it's dangerous. and i think it's because people have got to enforce what a brave woman it's like. enforce what a brave woman it's uke.she enforce what a brave woman it's like. she can it doesn't seem to be able to do anything. she doesn't say, look at our races because she doesn't stop and think does. a very think she does. she's a very deep thinker. i do think that's right. she's the right. well, she's had the courage tha

suella braverman racist.dicted the internet and is it wrong to works of the past ? see wrong to works of the past? see you into . it. does joe biden hate britain 7 it. does joe biden hate britain ? christopher hi, mark. biden turned late for the queen's funeral, then moaned sitting at the back to the old. was it? i can't make the rest of it out. let's not forget that he was very rude to the queen so there you go. okay. he wouldn't know he was there anyway, is what chris also said. joe's an invitation. you do know her majesty had no for king a reason. thank you for that. we'll those emails coming market gb news dot uk reacting to the big stories of the day historian and political commentator oldroyd bolt, journalist and political emma burnell and ex—tory mp and former. in fact he's got quite a few herefords . he's got quite a few herefords. it's neil parish , i've got to it's neil parish, i've got to tell you. it'sjust. last time tell you. it's just. last time he was on, he said, i've got a bunch of herefords.

suella particular concern.er comments on pakistani men were based on reviews and reports . it's not reviews and reports. it's not racist to tell the truth about what has been going on here in rochdale or in rotherham or in telford . local reviews and telford. local reviews and reports have confirmed the grooming gangs scandal that has gone on here has been perpetrated by largely british, pakistani men. now it's important not to demonise a whole community and the vast majority of british pakistanis are law abiding and straightforward people within the last hour. tributes have been paid to the former conservative mp and chancellor nigel lawson after his death at the age of 91. the leading brexiteer served in margaret thatcher's government and sat in the house of lords until his retirement in december . the house of lords until his retirement in december. he survived by his seven children, including the tv cook and author nigella lawson. rishi sunak has called him a transformational chancellor and an inspiration .

suella braverman is anyway so. so. suella braverman ts tney— anyway so. so.s modern by this guy. are certainly guy. and there are certainly people arguably have been people who arguably have been exploiting de—man exploiting the system. de—man right. there's right. yeah. so there's etwteusty— right. yeah. so there's obviously two- 33“c / so there's obviously two sides to this argument. — obviously two sides to this argument. you— obviously two sides to this argument. you have on one side eeeete— argument. you have on one side neente saytng— argument. you have on one side pepple sayings 0h_ argument. you have on one side neente saytng. en .— argument. you have on one side people saying, oh , no, sweller people saying, oh, no, sweller is people saying, oh, no, sweller ts rtgtt— people saying, oh, no, sweller is right, they're— people saying, oh, no, sweller is right, they're run by crtntnat— is right, they're run by criminal-if- is right, they're run by criminal if you're is right, they're run by- criminal-if you're coming criminal gangs. if you're coming nere—

no plans to introduce death to a lab rather men, says the government have no plans to introduce —— suellaan said the government will look at safe routes for refugees from two down, the government says we have no plans to do that. our focus first and for most right now, and bearing in mind this is a fast moving and complex situation, is to support british nationals and their dependents. that phrase, british nationals and their dependents, that is really interesting because we have had case studies on the bbc, with people saying that they have british passports, that they have gone back to sudan, sometimes they are talking about their parents or grandparents who don't have visas and the impossibility that it has been so far to actually get them, as part of the evacuation teens, and therefore some families have decided to actually stay put, simply because they haven't unable to get grandparents, for example, to be able to take these flights with them. but the government saying they have no plans to introduce a legal route for people fleeing sudan to claim asylum in the uk. that is very inter

suella braverman racist.ed the internet and is it wrong to works of the past ? see wrong to works of the past? see you into . it. does joe biden hate britain 7 it. does joe biden hate britain ? christopher hi, mark. biden turned late for the queen's funeral, then moaned sitting at the back to the old. was it? i can't make the rest of it out. let's not forget that he was very rude to the queen so there you go. okay. he wouldn't know he was there anyway, is what chris also said. joe's an invitation. you do know her majesty had no for king a reason. thank you for that. we'll those emails coming market gb news dot uk reacting to the big stories of the day historian and political commentator oldroyd bolt, journalist and political emma burnell and ex—tory mp and former. in fact he's got quite a few herefords . he's got quite a few herefords. it's neil parish , i've got to it's neil parish, i've got to tell you. it'sjust. last time tell you. it's just. last time he was on, he said, i've got a bunch of herefords. i d

but what i will say as-to defend suella- as ever to defend suella braverman— as ever to defend suellause at the end to be done, because at the end of to be done, because at the end et-tey— to be done, because at the end et-tey snnet— to be done, because at the end of-day, sunak is— to be done, because at the end of day, sunak is going to of the day, sunak is going to tne— of the day, sunak is going to see the polls.— of the day, sunak is going to see the polls. he's going to see the see the polls. he's going to see tne-tnn— see the polls. he's going to see tne-tnry ent— see the polls. he's going to see tne-tnry ent ne- see the polls. he's going to see the fury and he may well the public fury and he may well just the public fury and he may well inst-te— the public fury and he may well inst-ts tes— the public fury and he may well just- he has said- the public fury and he may well just- he has said his. just relent. he has said his campaign is to stop boats. campaign is to stop the boats. and don't think if doesn't and i don't think if he doesn't do that, say take away do that, we should

so if suella disappear. so if suella braverman loses, she will have to contest another seat.es suggest she would have a better chance of victory in the neighbouring brand. a new created seat of campbell valley. against this man, paul holmes. he was elected in 2019 in eastleigh . still with in 2019 in eastleigh. still with me? well, the commission change is set to come in before next general election . let's now general election. let's now cross to fareham and speak to our political reporter , olivia our political reporter, olivia utley . you need a map to get utley. you need a map to get across all this. olivia hello mark? yes, you do. it all sounds a bit complicated with these new boundary changes in. but essentially what's happening tonight is there's going to be a vote from conservative members, from the constituency of fareham, which is suella braverman constituency and valley flick jarman's constituency . it's going to be constituency. it's going to be on neutral ground and they will decide who they want to represent them in the newly seat of fareham waterlooville. it is

and as crucially now, suella as well, crucially now, suella braverman coming saying braverman comingying one the vast one thing that i think the vast majority people would think, majority of people would think, which to the which is it's not racist to the truth it comes to the true truth when it comes to the true extent and the nature of grooming. it's important to grooming. and it's important to say vast majority of say that the vast majority of sexual in this country sexual practises in this country are when comes to are white. but when it comes to this issue of grooming this specific issue of grooming gangs, quite clearly is the gangs, that quite clearly is the case. we shouldn't hide from case. and we shouldn't hide from that. case. and we shouldn't hide from that . a reminder, though, in that. a reminder, though, in other that we are going to other news, that we are going to cross crown cross live to manchester crown court sentencing of court for the sentencing of thomas the murder of thomas cashman to the murder of nine old olivia nine year old olivia pratt—korbel the update is

so it's just suella bit of fun suella having a bit of fun saving— suella having a bit of fun saying met pages. quick look at friday's front pages . the quick look at friday's front pages. the daily mail leads with unelected lords plot to block rwanda plan. speaking the i has deputy pm raab refuses to resign the guardian has raab fights for political life. the times says raab stands firm as pm mulls over report on bullying. the express has just why did the bbc ignore mps call to protect women 7 ignore mps call to protect women ? the metro has ellen . we have a ? the metro has ellen. we have a problem and that's all we have time for tonight. thank you so much to my guests, scott caputo and tune in to the and nick dixon. tune in to the same time tomorrow when nick and nick dixon. tune in to the sam be me tomorrow when nick and nick dixon. tune in to the sam be me ton byrow when nick and nick dixon. tune in to the sam be me ton byrow vicox nick will be joined by paul cox and lewis schaefer. remember if you're the am. you're watching the 5 am. repeat, tuned the repeat, stay tuned for the br

suella _john. so. suella braverman john. so joining— suella braverman john.hat in an increasingly- encourage that in an increasingly desperate and ttttteatt— increasingly desperate and difficult world, i'm afraid wett— difficult world, i'm afraid yye-tt eee— difficult world, i'm afraid we'll see more- difficult world, i'm afraid we'll see more people who seek aeytah— we'll see more people who seek asylum because _ we'll see more people who seek asylum because regimes will they— asylum because regimes will tetteyy the— asylum because regimes will follow the uk's_ asylum because regimes will follow the uk's lead. now in ignoring— follow the uk's lead. now in ignoring courts— follow the uk's lead. now in ignoring courts or seeking to eyetate— ignoring courts or seeking to exclude them.— ignoring courts or seeking to exclude them. so it is a desperate— exclude them. so it is a teepetate .— exclude them. so it is a desperate , bad situation . desperate, bad situation. but staye— desperate, bad situation. but steye. thts— desperate, bad situation. but steve, this c

braverman— with diane abbott, joe biden and suella braverman . g with diane abbott, joe biden and suellahat heeh. heephh— or receive calls since that test. deputy prime minister ehhwer— test. deputy prime minister oliver dowden— test. deputy prime minister oliver dowden says the alert eehhh— oliver dowden says the alert eewhh eae— oliver dowden says the alert could save people's lives in here— could save people's lives in there .— could save people's lives in there . hhe— could save people's lives in future . it's the— could save people's lives in future . it's the case that this future. it's the case that this hae— future. it's the case that this hae heeh— future. it's the case that this has been developed with the wahhehah— has been developed with the national cyber— has been developed with the national cyber security centre, whheh— national cyber security centre, whheh herme— national cyber security centre, which forms part— national cyber security centre, which forms part of gchq. ”t“hi.i; which forms part of gchq. there whhh— which forms part of gchq. there whhh he— which forms part

and finally as well, suella braverman our home seerettry— suella braverman our home seerettry hts— suella both badly for the future . the— faith and to risk both badly for the future . i the future. the scottish government is planning to launch a legal challenge against westminster powers decision to veto new gender recognition reform aims scotland's social justice secretary says the bill was passed by an overwhelming majority in holyrood, with support from all parties. shirley—anne somerville warned the british government's use of section 35 risked setting a dangerous constitutional precedent over what she said were devolved. matters rishi sunak has defended the move, saying he has concerns over its impact on women's safety. it was a decision that we made- ztzti. z“ z“ it was a decision that we made after ttktng— a decision that we made after ttktng very— a decision that we made after taking very careful and considered— taking very careful and considered advice and we had concerns as the— considered advice and we had concerns as the uk government seerettry— concerns as the uk government

suella braverman is anyway so. so. suella braverman ts tney— anyway so. so.brought over as modern by this quy- brought over as modern by this guy. are certainly guy. and there are certainly people arguably have been people who arguably have been exploiting de—man exploiting the system. de—man right. yeah. so there's etwteusty— right. yeah. so there's obviously two- 33“c / so there's obviously two sides to this argument. — obviously two sides to this argument. you— obviously two sides to this argument. you have on one side eeeete— argument. you have on one side neente saytng— argument. you have on one side pepple sayings oh,— argument. you have on one side people saying, oh, no, sweller is people saying, oh, no, sweller ts rtgtt— people saying, oh, no, sweller is right, they're— people saying, oh, no, sweller is right, they're run by crtmtnat— is right, they're run by criminal-if- is right, they're run by criminal if you're is right, they're run by- criminal-if you're coming criminal gangs. if you're coming nere— criminal gangs. if you're coming nere tttegatty

let's be eteer— suella is a racist. let's be eteer. — suella is a racist.ourse it is so long as the woke tetenr— course it is so long as the woke tetenr tertw— course it is so long as the woke labour party continues scoring geete— labour party continues scoring geete .— labour party continues scoring own goals , there— labour party continues scoring own goals , there is a chance of own goals, there is a chance of for success sunak.— own goals, there is a chance of for success sunak. but he's got to for success sunak. but he's got te etet— for success sunak. but he's got te ettet te— for success sunak. but he's got to stick to those— for success sunak. but he's got to stick to those pledges. he nnet— to stick to those pledges. he nnet .— to stick to those pledges. he must . allison— to stick to those pledges. he must . allison pearson , sean must. allison pearson, sean bailey— must. allison pearson, sean bailey anw— must. allison pearson, sean bailey, amy nicholl , do stand by bailey, amy nicholl, do stand by teeenee— bailey, amy nicholl, do stand by because

they'll move back suella him. they'll move back to suella braverman. but they haven't, have tneye— move on. but they haven't, have tneye-nos— move on. but they haven't, have tneye-nos teen- they? this story has been iingering— they? this story has been lingering years they? this story has been lingering-years for lingering for two years and for sundo— lingering for two years and for sumo-noo- lingering for two years and for sundo-noy to- lingering for two years and for sunak, way to just end sunak, the only way to just end it, sunak, the only way to just end itltne— sunak, the only way to just end it, the conversation is to it, end the conversation is to tire— it, end the conversation is to tire nin. — it, end the conversation is to tire nin. [— it, end the conversation is to- fire him.-i-rammstein fire him. plus i mean rammstein tired— fire him. plus i mean rammstein tired petore— fire him. plus i mean rammstein fired before-come- fire him. plus i mean rammstein fired before come back. fired before he'll come back. they— fired before he'll come back.

let's be eteer— suella is a racist. let's be eteer. — suella is a racist.rse it is so long as the woke tetenr— course it is so long as the woke tetenr tertw— course it is so long as the woke labour party continues scoring geete— labour party continues scoring geete .— labour party continues scoring own goals , there— labour party continues scoring own goals , there is a chance of own goals, there is a chance of for success sunak.— own goals, there is a chance of for success sunak. but he's got to for success sunak. but he's got te etet— for success sunak. but he's got te ettet te— for success sunak. but he's got to stick to those— for success sunak. but he's got to stick to those pledges. he nnet— to stick to those pledges. he nnet .— to stick to those pledges. he must . allison— to stick to those pledges. he must . allison pearson , sean must. allison pearson, sean bailey— must. allison pearson, sean bailey anw— must. allison pearson, sean bailey, amy nicholl , do stand by bailey, amy nicholl, do stand by teeenee— bailey, amy nicholl, do stand by because c

braverman than crcoy— say, of suella braverman than crcoy yoro— say, of suella braverman than crcoyns to the report out to nine over 11 and seven over seven? for goodness sake, talk ooouc— seven? for goodness sake, talk about hyperbole. _ , for goodness sake, talk about hyperbole. / about hyperbole. yeah, procrcory.— about hyperbole. yeah, precisely. and this is a classic trope we have where people are more concerned about a fake backlash that they fear rather than the issue itself. they fear more about some perverse form of vigilante justice arising from the shires, which never actually happens, of course, more than they fear dealing with the problem and pointing out that these disparities exist within society. and this week there's been a huge fuss in the media. i'm sure you've seen about matt goodwin writing this book called values, voice and virtue , values, voice and virtue, talking about these new elites, these new progressives who coalesce around ideas of progressivism and pro—diversity, pro—immigration and he's argued that these people will hold enormous amounts of cultural

braverman than crcoy— say, of suella braverman than crcoy yoro— say, of suella braverman than crcoyd racist reactions to the report out to nine over 11 and seven over seven? for goodness sake, talk ooouc— seven? for goodness sake, talk about hyperbole. _ , for goodness sake, talk about hyperbole. / about hyperbole. yeah, procrcory.— about hyperbole. yeah, precisely. and this is a classic trope we have where people are more concerned about a fake backlash they fear rather backlash that they fear rather than the issue itself. they fear more about some perverse form of vigilante justice arising from the shires, which never actually happens, of course, more than they fear dealing with the problem and pointing out that these disparities exist within society. and this week there's been a huge fuss in the media. i'm sure you've seen about matt goodwin writing this book called values, voice and virtue , values, voice and virtue, talking about these new elites, these new progressives who coalesce around ideas of progressivism and pro—diversity, pro—immigration and he's argued that these peop

suella braverman is my greatest hrhtahh— suella braverman is my greatest hrhtahm tor— suella bravermane i take my hat off to hhm— it. i've i take my hat off to hhm tor— it. i've i take my hat off to him for making— it. i've i take my hat off to him for making so much money in the ehaoe— him for making so much money in the ehaoe ot— him for making so much money in the space of five— him for making so much money in the space of five minutes. but hheaee— the space of five minutes. but rheaee ooh-t— the space of five minutes. but please don't talk— the space of five minutes. but please don't talk about him any . oo— please don't talk about him any . oo — please don't talk about him any more . go cohen— please don't talk about him any more . go .. t :“5rtt“ ” more. go cohen robinson, your union jackass nominee. mine is his majesty union jackass nominee. mine is the hareety thhg— union jackass nominee. mine is his majesty king charles- ,. rt:r“ t mine is his majesty king charles because he vahte— his majesty king charles because he vamte to— his majesty king charles because he vamte to he— h

meanwhile suella braverman has put down a second and third preferences.will try and fight the nearby constituency of campbell valley up against the 2019 intake. and if she fails to win this one, and if she fails , win this one, and if she fails, win this one, and if she fails, win that one, she's got her eyes set on windsor. but 12 bronfman she's a she's a talented politician. she's vice , as you politician. she's vice, as you said, but she isn't particularly charming to local . that's charming to local. that's something that we've heard on the ground here. so it might not be an easy win for her at all. fascinating. that's a live and we will keep you up to date, of course, that's our political reporter in and isn't a shoo in because i've seen it so often. norman lamont who'd been a chancellor his constituency disappeared run to disappeared in the run up to 1997 election. there was a battle with a backbench nonentity whose i have long nonentity whose name i have long forgotten . the backbench forgotten. the backbench nonentity lamont out. yeah, nonentity g

stop. sfai— the echr to help suella stop. sfai fns— the echr to help suella stop.uite a weak position . you is quite a weak position. you have to sell your company arnie to that person, whereas it used to that person, whereas it used to be that person used to have to be that person used to have to sell to you. so that's where the real problem has arisen . we the real problem has arisen. we haven't got enough people. we're not enough children. i'm afraid . actually. now this is even worse that one day we may be very grateful for those people coming on boats and landing at dover because there is work to be done. so that is the reason why the power shift, our birthrates go up. but look, i want birthrates go up. but look, i wanf fa— birthrates go up. but look, i want to actually— birthrates go up. but look, i want to actually talk- giti t. but look, i want to actually talk about that iscawss— want to actually talk about that iscawss wwis — want to actually talk about that because you're very angry, asni— because you're very angry, asnf waw— because you're very angry, a

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let's talk about some of the hard politics because we played the clip bear offs suella braverman.s out of sudan and he into the uk. we heard from a family, a doctor of 30 years here in the nhs, who had gone to sudan, who had been shot in the leg, who risks having sepsis. now, he has refused to come back, he is a passport holder, because his mother is not being allowed into the uk because she does not have a current visa. ijust want because she does not have a current visa. i just want to play a little clip first of all, of his daughter talking to the bbc, have a listen to this. i talking to the bbc, have a listen to this. ., , talking to the bbc, have a listen to this. . , _, this. i have been in contact with the foreign _ this. i have been in contact with the foreign office _ this. i have been in contact with the foreign office and - this. i have been in contact with the foreign office and they i this. i have been in contact with | the foreign office and they have stated that they can only evacuate british citizens and their immediate family members. this policy doesn't take into

suella braverman is anyway so. so. suella braverman be bben— anyway so. so., sweller is people saying, oh, no, sweller be ebgbb— people saying, oh, no, sweller is right, they're— people saying, oh, no, sweller is right, they're run by eebnbneb— is right, they're run by criminal-if- is right, they're run by criminal if you're is right, they're run by- criminal-if you're coming criminal gangs. if you're coming beee— criminal gangs. if you're coming neee bbbegebbn— criminal gangs. if you're coming here illegally, clearly here illegally, then clearly newe— here illegally, then clearly you're-involved. you're already involved in eebnbneb— criminal activity. but then bneee— criminal activity. but then bneee be— criminal activity. but then there is another side to this eegwnenb— there is another side to this argument where— there is another side to this argument where people are saying no, argument where people are saying bwb— argument where people are saying bwb beebbe— argument where people are saying no, but people still— argument where people are saying no, but

suella braverman has process. suella braverman has rejected suggestions brexit is responsible . 29 people are responsible. and 29 people are now known to have died after a series of tornadoes swept the united states. officials more than 40 tornado reports were made across seven states in the south and midwest on friday night. homes have been destroyed and cars have been upended and entire school in arkansas was pred entire school in arkansas was ripped apart . entire school in arkansas was ripped apart. president entire school in arkansas was ripped apart . president joe ripped apart. president joe biden has declared a major disaster in the state ordering federal support to help with the recovery . tv online , tv plus recovery. tv online, tv plus radio and on tuned in as well. this is gb news. now it is time for headliners . for headliners. hello welcome to headliners. i'm josh howie . and headliners. i'm josh howie. and joining me to give monday's a jolly good thing too is trusty working class chum francis foster. i'm one of those yanks we've all heard. so about. catherine hens

now, the home secretary, suella braverman has been speaking to the bbc, saying that rwanda is a safeent to, despite she was asked about reports of refugees being shot at with live rounds in 2018. she said it is a safe country to be sent to and talked about how the uk courts have accepted that. she did mention there was circumstances where someone could challenge the decision. but you're right to say it is a longer term solution as the government see social security. questions about detention capacity and that is something the home secretary touched on. well, let's be clear that our scheme to detain and swiftly remove does not require 50,000 new detention places. the government is in no way planning to do that. what we need to do is... what happens if 50,000 people arrive? we do need to increase our detention stay. we have got several thousand places already that we use and we have got capacity there. we will need to increase some of our detention capacity. but what we believe to work is that once we are able to relocate people from the uk to rwanda, pursuant to our world—leading deal

look i think fair play to suella braverman. she's the right done right thing.ing here. what we have to is that was to admit is that there was a massive problem. but the question overhangs all of this is will social where were is where will social where were the were the the parents? where were the people who were actually supposed be after supposed to be looking after these four? know, where were supposed to be looking after therguardian know, where were supposed to be looking after therguardian satellites? here were supposed to be looking after therguardian satellites? where are the guardian satellites? where were police? think we were the police? and i think we need look into us own need to look into us our own mirror on this one. but equally, you know, the asian community have accept they've not have to accept and they've not done far. they simply have done it so far. they simply have to degree of to accept a degree of culpability . david, the culpability. but david, the numbers i read out 1400 chinese. that's 1510 in rotherham just numbers i read out 1400 c