let's have a look at liam suella braverman on at liam and suella braverman on the home secretary .ver the boats. home secretary. over 45,000 people across the channel in small boats last year. the number this year expected to number this year is expected to be lot higher. rishi sunak, in be a lot higher. rishi sunak, in his own words, is committed to passing new laws to stop small boats. those laws have now been laid before parliament. does that mean that the government's ruled leaving the european convention on human rights in order to try and tackle vexed problem? because you've previously advocated that we should . well, i'd say nothing . should. well, i'd say nothing. nothing's ruled out at the moment. and we are in the process of preparing our bill to be introduced into parliament very soon and my personal views are well known. what i want to deliver is a system whereby if you arrive here illegally, you'll be detained and thereafter swiftly remove . and thereafter swiftly remove. and if we can deliver that system and that framework, then we shouldn't need to leave. you'll know

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let's have a look at liam suella braverman on at liam and suella braverman on the home secretary .ver the boats. home secretary. over 45,000 people across the channel in small boats last year. the number this year expected to number this year is expected to be lot higher. rishi sunak, in be a lot higher. rishi sunak, in his own words, is committed to passing new laws to stop small boats. those laws have now been laid before parliament. does that mean that the government's ruled leaving the european convention on human rights in order to try and tackle vexed problem? because you've previously advocated that we should . well, i'd say nothing . should. well, i'd say nothing. nothing's ruled out at the moment. and we are in the process of preparing our bill to be introduced into parliament very soon and my personal views are well known. what i want to deliver is a system whereby if you arrive here illegally, you'll be detained and thereafter swiftly remove . and thereafter swiftly remove. and if we can deliver that system and that framework, then we shouldn't need to leave. you'll know

suella braverman says enough , . suella braverman says enough, enough. and in a revealing gb news exclusive interview also addresses why she might resign over. addresses why she might resign over . brexit. stay tuned for over. brexit. stay tuned for that. not bad news for working women. the gender pay gap is getting worse . so are we being getting worse. so are we being punished for wanting .7 my take on punished for wanting? my take on thatis punished for wanting? my take on that is ahead . and can keir that is ahead. and can keir starmer convince you that he should be our next prime minister he wants to reclaim the red wall and to victory at the next election. the biggest speech of his political career kicks off in the next hour . and kicks off in the next hour. and we'll to you live . and we'll bring it to you live. and of course, also bring you the very latest on the shocking story of an off duty police officer shot in front of children, one of whom was his young son in omagh, northern ireland. my panellists this morning are going to emma morning are

suella braverman green line is.erman here might a very, very key player getting here on size, you'll be able persuade doj look if even been at the box it it can't be that bad kind of as interesting line in the times this morning a government official as saying when it comes to the we don't even need to the dup we don't even need them say yes just need them to say yes we just need them to say yes we just need them not to say so sort of them not to say no so sort of quiet acquiescence from the dup and something we and it's not something we associate democratic associate with a democratic unionist be said, but unionist has to be said, but that enough that . that could be enough for that. this too get support now this too to get support now we're seeing on the other side of house of commons the of the house of commons the labour doing a bit of a labour party is doing a bit of a policy push this week on. unusual because this is a party that many people have been criticising really criticising for not really having for th

suella bravermanely when you get to the minister, the|true. suella braverman no , not true.'s sica. no would she's david de sica. no would like to feel who are loads really senior people and lots junior people in the in the party who really care about brexit and date and don't this swell of braverman they are friends loser and a half oh in the wall is certainly she's mean you can't say you she said william paley to powder head i'm not the meanest person on the sofa right you're not the nicest person on this. yeah you definitely get televised superstar battle in the whitney, but i have to be still to come amid fresh protests against migrant hotels with more concerned locals unfairly branded far bigots. why the left so determined to shut down the immigration debate will the nigel farage honest at 35? but up next in the clash as nicola bulley family mourns the tragic mother of two unanswered questions remain. please. so tonight i want to ask this as the case you lose faith in our joining me to debate it petronella wyatt henry bolton and stephenson. they'll be here after the bre

suella bravermanely when you get to the minister, the|true. suella braverman no , not true.'s sica. no would she's david de sica. no would like to feel who are loads really senior people and lots junior people in the in the party who really care about brexit and date and don't this swell of braverman they are friends loser and a half oh in the wall is certainly she's mean you can't say you she said william paley to powder head i'm not the meanest person on the sofa right you're not the nicest person on this. yeah you definitely get televised superstar battle in the whitney, but i have to be still to come amid fresh protests against migrant hotels with more concerned locals unfairly branded far bigots. why the left so determined to shut down the immigration debate will the nigel farage honest at 35? but up next in the clash as nicola bulley family mourns the tragic mother of two unanswered questions remain. please. so tonight i want to ask this as the case you lose faith in our joining me to debate it petronella wyatt henry bolton and stephenson. they'll be here after the bre

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suella braverman . now, thanks to suella braverman. to february is reynolds awareness month bringing attention to a condition that affects as many as one in six rhinos is a lack of blood flow in the body and is especially prevalent in these cold months. a london reporter lisa hartle went to find out more. these photos show the effects of reynolds that effects of reynolds fingers that have turned yellow or white as blood flow is restricted during an attack . not many people have an attack. not many people have heard of the condition yet. it affects over 10 million people in the uk . it affects blood flow in the uk. it affects blood flow to parts of the body most commonly hands and feet. these painful attacks are brought on by stress or cold temperatures. jodie's had veno since she was a teenager , she was at a football teenager, she was at a football match when her fingers colour teenager, she was at a football after doing some research she went to her gp. i didn't really know anything about it and she suggested that i hold potatoes in

suella braverman is rishi sunak. braverman is the only what we call spot and left in government. she's one of those 28 tory mps who repeatedly voted against theresa may's brexit deal three times in a row. jacob rees—mogg didn't. iain duncan smith didn't. boris johnson didn't. it were those 28 spartans people like peter bone, john redwood. and so on. and she headed up the charges and she was also the chair of the european research group of right leaning tory mp hard brexiteers who are the most eurosceptic and she is their flagbearer, she is their champion and they are a 60, 8000 strong grouping on the tory backbenchers, which no prime minister can ignore, particularly at the moment. and she was saying that i thought the interview was firm , but the interview was firm, but measured in the full version interview, you can you can listen to her and see her saying , look, i'm not talking about resignation at the moment this time, but i have resigned previously when i found the terms of deals intolerable on principle. as a

do you think that the intervention of people at suella braverman on these sort of cases is actually ast that should step back ? certainly that should step back? certainly the public intervention is a distraction . the convention is distraction. the convention is that politicians do not comment or give instructions on operational police matters . and operational police matters. and there are very good reasons for that as well. not who . on this that as well. not who. on this occasion, having both the prime minister secretary and a number of other senior politicians commenting is yet another pressure on the senior investigator , and frankly, he investigator, and frankly, he can without do has more important and more urgent things on life than addressing the concern. homes secretary. it is . common in high profile cases that there will be escalating behind the scenes, not in public about the progress of . an about the progress of. an investigation. quite common for home office officials to ring the senior investigator officer or the chief constable and be and say, well, are there any oth

, once a 999 secretary, suella braverman, once a egg and exhalation from lancashire police and she gottion but wasn't said to be fully satisfied with that, although she was being kept regularly informed of what was taking place here. the reason lancashire police did that was because of this huge amount of speculation that has been taking place around the activity here and that police search, that speculation, most of it on social media. including the regulation of a number of people who were visiting st michael's on wyre, travelling huge distances, recording their own theories about what may have happened to nicola, clearly very distressing for nicola bulley�*s family who wanted all of that speculation, which they said was appalling to stop. we also had lancashire police saying that most of the speculation was just conjecture, it was damaging what they were doing, damaging their own investigation and they wanted all of that to stop as well. the family, friends of nicola's have been trying to keep what has been happening here in the public eye, by repeated appeals to anyone who may have

take you to reaction from i could take you to reaction from the home secretary, suella braverman, who hasjust tweeted, we can read that out to our viewers, saying... yunus, what issues, what questions, what criticisms have lancashire police come under during this ongoing investigation? we police come under during this ongoing investigation? we are almost three weeks into _ ongoing investigation? we are almost three weeks into this _ ongoing investigation? we are almost three weeks into this missing - three weeks into this missing persons investigation. they called us all in, members of the media, and in that news conference revealed that from the very beginning they thought this missing persons investigation, they treated nicola as high risk because she had specific vulnerability. they later clarified all that by telling us what those vulnerabilities wear. they said that nicola had alcohol issues and that she had struggled with the menopause, and that they had resurfaced in recent months. that provoked a lot of reaction. you heard that tweet from the home secretary. what followed was

will suella braverman stand down.osedly want signed in relation to northern ireland. other hard line brexiteers , it would appear as brexiteers, it would appear as well, potentially on the ropes. steve baker and others to add to that list. is rishi sunak potentially to sell out the brexiteer backing elements of his own party, of his party in order to get something through to cosy up to the european union and with it as well, to cosy up to the european union and with it as well , massively and with it as well, massively strengthen. sir keir starmer stands to be the next prime minister , the united kingdom, by minister, the united kingdom, by allowing him wave this through. big debates whether or not anyone will go. but another question for me frankly is that are the eurosceptic of the are the eurosceptic wings of the conservative party being sold down the river? if they are, where do they go ? joining me now where do they go? joining me now to talk about this is gb news presenter farage. nigel presenter is nigel farage

suella braverman controversy. suella braverman talks exclusive only to me.farage . gb halligan tonight on farage. gb news. at 7 pm. okay, welcome back. just little note ahead to something in the next hour that i think might get you going a little bit as well, which is end to homeless military veterans. so basically they could be housed. so basically they could be housed . we'll bring you an housed. we'll bring you an update on that. something we've been talking about a lot here, actually. want to actually. so i just want to squeeze that in quickly and keep it for next hour it there for the next hour because yes, homeless military veterans be veterans might, thankfully, be a thing past. yes, back thing of the past. but yes, back to pressing matters. to more pressing matters. shamima has her shamima begum has lost her appeal uk appeal against the uk government. her british government. against her british citizenship revoked and. citizenship being revoked and. it that she's still stuck it means that she's still stuck in a syrian camp and is from returning to br

just before i leave - you, you mention the home secretary, suella braverman has commented in the lastartbreaking and distressing after a body was found in the river wyre. she has tweeted, i don't know if we can get that up, but i will take you through the words, it was, these are heartbreaking and distressing dispel events, my thoughts are with nicola's family at this externally difficult time. my final question to you is, why, this was a question posed by a guestjust for yourself, the question is how long and why did it take as long as it did before police officers would have entered the water to begin the search there? could you give us any explanation as to the thinking on that? the could you give us any explanation as to the thinking on that?— to the thinking on that? the river noes into to the thinking on that? the river goes into the _ to the thinking on that? the river goes into the sea. _ to the thinking on that? the river goes into the sea. so _ to the thinking on that? the river goes into the sea. so it's - to the thinking on that? the river goes into the sea. so it's not -

in a gb news exclusive , the home secretary exclusive, the home secretary suella braverman said mr.o resolving the issue . i actually resolving the issue. i actually think you look historically at how our deals and agreements have been reached with the eu. it's important that we take a robust approach . we need to my robust approach. we need to my clear preference is for us reach a workable and dogmatic agreement with the eu . i know agreement with the eu. i know that the prime minister shares objective and i know that he's working flat to reach such an agreement whilst not compromising on our sovereignty . well the prime minister has spoken to ukraine as president this evening with downing saying now is the time for ukraine to make real progress on the battlefield. that comes as the defence secretary said challenger 2 battles tanks could arrive in ukraine by spring. ben wallace was visiting army base in dorset today . ukrainian in dorset today. ukrainian troops were being trained on british tanks. he says britain could send additional tanks on top of the 14 already promised . top o

the home secretary suella braverman has described the news as hot , breaking suella braverman has described the news as hot, breaking and distressing . former detective distressing. former detective chief inspector mike neville says the post—mortem examination might not give us the information about what happened . there'll be a formal identification of the bodies, obviously if it is. nicola has beenin obviously if it is. nicola has been in the river a long, you know, nearly three weeks or more than three weeks. but what they what whether the post—mortem can ever us whether she entered ever tell us whether she entered deliberately or by accident , deliberately or by accident, perhaps we'll never know. she's been too much speculation in this case of course, we've had all sorts of pupils going down there and causing even more hurt to the family. so the sooner the police can get the most of the identification done. i'm sure they'll be keen to get that information out . a cop and information out. a cop and a minister says boris johnson's intervention on the northern ireland protocol is not unhe

today from suella braverman.in a sense, go back to the everybody's an expert thing. it's a lot of back seat driving going on there, particularly stopping, backstabbing, joining as well. there's a lot of that going on. on weekend, it was boris on the weekend, it was boris talking about brexit, you know, sabre rattling to rishi about betray ing the northern protocol, which is a bit rich because boris is the one that got us into this fine message stall. i voted for this deal on 29th january 2020 as an mep on the basis that we will begin to l 90 the basis that we will begin to , go out and get a better deal for britain. that didn't happen . so it's a bit, richard boris to be saying, come on rishi, do the business when you know he was architect really of this was the architect really of this terrible deal. i think the deal was, was a complete turkey from the start. as for the jets , the start. as for the jets, again, it's like everybody has to be this action man is that bofis to be this action man is that boris thinks

suella braverman case has got. it create a problem, but it does create a problem, doesn't it, in these stateless sort refugee camps? what will sort of refugee camps? what will become could become of these people and could actually create more problems than it solves having people than it solves by having people who disaffected and who are disaffected and vulnerable and previously extreme , yet still extreme? extreme, yet still extreme? absolutely we have to look at the uk's position in this globally. so we are seeing other countries france who are countries like france who are now beginning to back some now beginning to take back some individuals who did go to syria and iraq during that period. they are now starting to come back and the uk is an outlier. now some may argue that is a good thing and there is a good argument for that, but i do think ultimately we have to think that ultimately we have to be for people who be responsible for people who have passport, who are have a british passport, who are british citi

suella braverman says extremism.lla braverman says the government to better understand the threat ideology underpinning them . the home underpinning them. the home office has accepted all 34 recommendations . the former mp recommendations. the former mp for sheffield , jared o'mara, has for sheffield, jared o'mara, has been found guilty of six counts of fraud from during his time in office . the labour politician office. the labour politician who was a member parliament between 2017 and 2019 was on trial for fake invoices to independent parliamentary standards to fund a cocaine habit. a jury cleared him of two other charges. sentencing will take place tomorrow at leeds court . the church of england court. the church of england move away from thousand the year old tradition of referring to as he in the future its after priests within the ask to use gender neutral instead. religious say a new project on gendered language will begin this spring. any changes to be approved by church's decision making body synod . and roy

the home secretary suella braverman demanding an braverman is now demanding an explanation police explanationlved the remember the involved the case. remember the mother of two was last seen walking her dog in st michael's on three weeks ago. here's on wyre three weeks ago. here's how the stories unfolded so far , police are appealing for witnesses as they continue their search for a woman who has gone missing in lancashire while she was out walking her dog, lady called nicola bully . the 45 year called nicola bully. the 45 year old mother of two was last seen. that's around 9 am. on the morning of the 27th of january. her family very concerned, as are we. my whole focus on two girls just staying as strong as i can for them knowing that her, two little girls are both missing and knowing that mummy is missing is what's driving us forward . we've mounted a really forward. we've mounted a really intensive operation . try and intensive operation. try and find nicola and we appeal for anyone to come forward . our main anyone to come forward. our main working hypothesis is that nicola is sadly fall

suella braverman is at lancashire police . why they saw fit to police.s. it's now three weeks since she was missing, which is remark able and the fact that we're no further along to finding anything out about there apart from police had told us from what the police had told us which isn't great stuff. lancashire police has referred themselves to the independent office contact. themselves to the independent ofhad contact. themselves to the independent of had with contact. themselves to the independent ofhad with ms. contact. themselves to the independent ofhad with ms. burley)ntact. themselves to the independent ofhad with ms. burley before . it had with ms. burley before. she went missing so that out with the before she went missing then she went missing and then what's happened since then has frankly been i would argue maybe on the face of it a little bit weird for people like me and ordinary people who are at this case from outside appears case from the outside appears they relevant they didn't share relevant information about isis and vulnerable , whi

with the eu in a gb news exclusive tonight , the home exclusive tonight, the home secretary suella bravermanolutely committed to resolving the issue.i committed to resolving the issue. i actually if you look historically at how our deals and agreements have reached with the eu, it's important that we take robust approach . we need take robust approach. we need to. my clear preference is for us to reach a workable and practical thematic agreement with the eu . i know that the with the eu. i know that the prime minister shares that objective and i know that he's working flat to reach such an agreement whilst not compromising on our sovereignty to sell suella braverman well, the prime minister has spoken to ukraine's president this evening with downing street saying now's the time for ukraine to make real progress on the battle field. that comes as the defence said challenges to battle could arrive in ukraine from the uk by spring. ben wallace has visited an army in dorset today where ukrainian soldiers were being trained on british tanks. he says britain could send more. on top of the 14 alrea

dunng secretary suella braverman during her exclusive interview with our very own liam .ery own liam. i know the prime minister is absolutely committed to resolving this issue regardless of the implications it's absolutely essential that we get stormont back up and functioning , that we back up and functioning, that we restore a free flowing trade across the irish sea , that across the irish sea, that businesses in northern ireland and great can do . good can can and great can do. good can can carry out their commercial activities , but also that activities, but also that northern place within the uk is safeguarded . and sunak waking up safeguarded. and sunak waking up may be he said he would get a say on the final deal, but and when it came to me, from everything that i'm hearing from speaking to brexiteers within the tory party, it doesn't feel like sunak actually them anymore. he's . prepared to the anymore. he's. prepared to the er he's prepared to ignore the dup. what's going on. an well we've had a series of prime ministers including boris whose attitude has been pr

dunng secretary suella braverman during her exclusive interview with our very own liam .y own liam. i know the prime minister is absolutely committed to resolving this issue regardless of the implications it's absolutely essential that we get stormont back up and functioning , that we back up and functioning, that we restore a free flowing trade across the irish sea , that across the irish sea, that businesses in northern ireland and great can do . good can can and great can do. good can can carry out their commercial activities , but also that activities, but also that northern place within the uk is safeguarded . and sunak waking up safeguarded. and sunak waking up may be he said he would get a say on the final deal, but and when it came to me, from everything that i'm hearing from speaking to brexiteers within the tory party, it doesn't feel like sunak actually them anymore. he's . prepared to the anymore. he's. prepared to the er he's prepared to ignore the dup. what's going on. an well we've had a series of prime ministers including boris whose attitude has been pret

and are people really driven to disorder because suella braverman said the word invasion .nd that's the word invasion. and that's what i really want to pose today . do you think that rhetoric from the government has caught this kind of incident might it perhaps have something to do with policies that have seen unprecedented demographic change, maybe tens of thousands of unvetted people coming the streets of britain and effective open border with afghanistan as well? the public has, after all, consistently voted against higher immigration around three decades now, especially those in the areas most by the downsides of, some would argue , mass of, some would argue, mass migration and really now is what our asylum policy and what does the people who voted against it basically the policies you have got it have tended to be the ones who they're to be ones who say they're going to be tough illegal immigrants and tough on illegal immigrants and controlling borders, better controlling our borders, better . that maybe we have . so the fact that maybe we have a vein, i think a sign t

it's after the home secretary suella braverman questioned why the force's disclosed details of the force'sisclosed details of the missing mum's private life dunng the missing mum's private life during a news conference . during a news conference. lancashire police has said she'd suffered some significant issues with alcohol in the past and struggles with menopause , then struggles with menopause, then referred itself to the police regulator . around 1500 ambulance regulator. around 1500 ambulance workers in wales will now join almost 10,000 gmb members across england in a strike on monday. it's after the gmb union announced that staff in wales had reject it an offer from the welsh government . meanwhile, welsh government. meanwhile, ambulance workers in the west midlands have taken to the picket lines today, with patients facing yet more delays as a result . patients facing yet more delays as a result. members of patients facing yet more delays as a result . members of the patients facing yet more delays as a result. members of the gmb and unions are staging the walkout in a long running d

now the home secretary, suella braverman, has got involved, asking lancashire police why they felt it now, lancashire police have also referred themselves to the police watchdog. this was over contact that they had with nicola on the 10th of january, so 17 days before she disappeared. they say that was a welfare check and that was because of those issues that she had been having. now it's going to be down to the iopc to look into whether there needs to be an investigation. but there is also a new message from nicola's family. they have been without her for three weeks. she disappeared after dropping her two little girls to school and coming for a walk down the river with her dog. they say, "we as a family believe that the public focus has become distracted from finding nikki and it's more about speculation and rumours." they also made a direct appeal to her and said, "nikki, we hope you're reading this. know that we love you so much and your girls want a cuddle. we need you at home. don't be scared, we love you so much." now today, the investigation and search will continue, but lanca

it's after the home secretary suella braverman questioned why the force's disclosed details of the force'sisclosed details of the missing mum's private life dunng the missing mum's private life during a news conference . during a news conference. lancashire police has said she'd suffered some significant issues with alcohol in the past and struggles with menopause , then struggles with menopause, then referred itself to the police regulator . around 1500 ambulance regulator. around 1500 ambulance workers in wales will now join almost 10,000 gmb members across england in a strike on monday. it's after the gmb union announced that staff in wales had reject it an offer from the welsh government . meanwhile, welsh government. meanwhile, ambulance workers in the west midlands have taken to the picket lines today, with patients facing yet more delays as a result . patients facing yet more delays as a result. members of patients facing yet more delays as a result . members of the patients facing yet more delays as a result. members of the gmb and unions are staging the walkout in a long running d

and are people really driven to disorder because suella braverman said the word invasion . and that's the word invasion. and that's what i really want to pose today . do you think that rhetoric from the government has caught this kind of incident might it perhaps have something to do with policies that have seen unprecedented demographic change, maybe tens of thousands of unvetted people coming the streets of britain and effective open border with afghanistan as well? the public has, after all, consistently voted against higher immigration around three decades now, especially those in the areas most by the downsides of, some would argue , mass of, some would argue, mass migration and really now is what our asylum policy and what does the people who voted against it basically the policies you have got it have tended to be the ones who they're to be ones who say they're going to be tough illegal immigrants and tough on illegal immigrants and controlling borders, better controlling our borders, better . that maybe we have . so the fact that maybe we have a vein, i think a sign

it's now been three weeks since the disappearance of nicola barley and home secretary suella bravermaning policing . explain what she's policing. explain what she's calling a concerning decision to reveal intimate details about the mother of two private life . the mother of two private life. we're joined now by scotland yard detective and former head of lambeth missing persons unit , mick neville. good morning to you, nick. good morning. good morning . then as we see, the morning. then as we see, the home secretary is asking for an explanation as to why so much personal detail was delivered. do you think that the police have made a big mistake in doing this ? i really do think so. this? i really do think so. i think the initial response to her going missing was quite good and it seems to have gone down hill with the way they've dealt with the press. the first thing they did was to try and portray as just a little , you know, mum, as just a little, you know, mum, mum, normal , as just a little, you know, mum, mum, normal, no issues whatsoever. it actually made those statements. now we f

of course he was because she sacked suella braverman. fair point, quite right. for the current government to have a big reminder of months of turmoil they have been trying to move on from and at the end of the month they have been fighting political fires and have struggled to get their message out. certainly it is something the opposition are picking up and commenting on, particularly the fact within this 4,000—word essay there is not really any sense of apology who felt the effects of what happened as a fallout from that period of her 49 days in office. listen to liz kendall from the labour party. we have a clear plan on growth. i think one of your former guests here, the chair of tesco, said we were the only team on the pitch in terms of growth. whether that's on clean energy, backing businesses and working in partnership. in an industrial strategy or investing in the skills we need for the future. that is, you know, the unspoken thing in the room and in grant shapps' interview. and i think it actually leads back to what the discussion we are having on strike

the home secretary suella braverman has welcomed the court's decision .ut shamim is, lawyers decision. but shamim is, lawyers say it leaves no protection for a british child trafficked out of the uk . ambulance and health of the uk. ambulance and health workers will strike on march the eighth, with unison announcing talks with the government of failed . meanwhile, the royal failed. meanwhile, the royal college of nursing has initially paused. next week's 48 hour walkout to negotiate with the health secretary, steve barclay . the government says a three and a half% pay rise is now affordable, but the union wants 5% above inflation. and lastly, the king has held an audience with the president of the german parliament ahead of a trip to germany later this month. king charles will become the first british monarch to address the bundestag during a state visit to the country . welcomed by bus to the country. welcomed by bus to the country. welcomed by bus to buckingham palace this afternoon , the trip will follow afternoon, the trip will follow on from a state

the home secretary suella braverman has described the news as heartbreaking and distressing.tor mike neville says the post—mortem examination and might not give us information about what happened. there'll be a formal identification of the body. obviously if his neck has been in the river along with you nearly three weeks of our best voluntary weeks. but what the what whether the post—mortem can ever tell us whether she entered deliberately or by accident . deliberately or by accident. perhaps we'll never know . it's perhaps we'll never know. it's been too much speculation in this case. of course, we've had all sorts of ghouls going down there and causing even more harm to the family. so the sooner the police can get the post—mortem and the identification of . i'm and the identification of. i'm sure they'll be keen to get that information out there . a cabinet information out there. a cabinet minister says boris johnson's intervention on the northern ireland protocol is unhelpful because there's still of work to because there's still of work to be done. mr. johnson's warning

the home secretary suella braverman says the changes are needed.nging the law to ensure that there's more robust monitoring of perpetrators were introduced . measures to ensure that we will be able to tag a offenders of domestic abuse . and we will of domestic abuse. and we will be also adding offenders of domestic abuse onto the violence and sex offenders register and also all police chiefs and forces around the country will now be put on a fitting to deal with violence against women and girls as a national threat . the girls as a national threat. the foreign secretary has described talks today with the european commission's vice president out over the northern ireland protocol as productive. this comes as number 10 denied reports. the prime minister's been forced to delay announcing a breakthrough amid a backlash from his own mps. the dup and backbench tories say they won't support a deal which retains oversight from the european court of justice. but the labour leader, sir keir starmer, said there's a real window of opportunity now to move forwa

described as the appalling disorder during protests outside a hotel housing migrants in knowsley on suella braverman tweeted that the alleged behaviour of some asylum seekers is never an excuse for violence and intimidation. it comes shortly after merseyside police 15 people aged between 13 and 54 following the violent protests. security has increased following the incident with reinforced fencing and a presence . the number of dead presence. the number of dead following monday's earthquakes in southern turkey and northern syria now passed 28,000. rescuers continued to find some in the rubble, but they say the window for finding them is closing . the un chief, martin, closing. the un chief, martin, has warned the death toll double. mr. griffiths says the un will carry out separate appeals for turkey and syria the coming days , the disasters coming days, the disasters committee has raised more than £50 million of aid and support for in just two days for being aside from frontline medical aid, charity uk med says more and more are joining in the humanitarian efforts around are going to be providing a

the home secretary suella braverman has described the news heartbreaking and distressing .ormer and distressing. former detective chief mike neville says the post—mortem examination might not give us information about what happened. we have formal identification of the body. obviously, if it is, nicola has been in the room for a long, you know, nearly three weeks. all our best voluntary weeks. all our best voluntary weeks. but what they what whether the post—mortem can ever tell us whether she entered deliberately or by accident . deliberately or by accident. perhaps we'll never know . it's perhaps we'll never know. it's been too much speculation in this case. of course, we've had all sorts of rules going down there and causing even more harm to the family. so the sooner the police can get the post—mortem , police can get the post—mortem, when the identification of . i'm when the identification of. i'm sure be keen to get that sure they'll be keen to get that information there . a cabinet information out there. a cabinet minister says boris johnson's intervention on the nor

the home secretary suella braverman has described the news as hot , breaking suella braverman has described the news as hot, breaking and distressing . former detective distressing. former detective chief inspector mike neville says the post—mortem examination might not give us the information about what happened . there'll be a formal identification of the bodies, obviously if it is. nicola has beenin obviously if it is. nicola has been in the river a long, you know, nearly three weeks or more than three weeks. but what they what whether the post—mortem can ever us whether she entered ever tell us whether she entered deliberately or by accident , deliberately or by accident, perhaps we'll never know. she's been too much speculation in this case of course, we've had all sorts of pupils going down there and causing even more hurt to the family. so the sooner the police can get the most of the identification done. i'm sure they'll be keen to get that information out . a cop and information out. a cop and a minister says boris johnson's intervention on the northern ireland protocol is not unhe

about . 20 the home secretary suella braverman about. 20 minutes ago. how he was able to wear the uniform for so long and reflecting obviously there is an inquiry already underway . yes, indeed . and that underway. yes, indeed. and that will be an urgent inquiry. underway. yes, indeed. and that will be an urgent inquiry . terms will be an urgent inquiry. terms of the findings that lots of people will be waiting to, digest and to act on as a way forward to try to ensure that this kind of thing can't happen again because . as i say, all too again because. as i say, all too often we've had these scandals that have been reported that have involved not just metropolitan police officers, but very significantly metropolitan police officers and also police officers and other forces around country. so chief constables, including, of course, the commissioner of the metropolitan police , looking at metropolitan police, looking at ways that they can weed out those corrupt officers should never be wearing the in the first place. and we know with regard to david carr

suella braverman tweeted that the alleged behaviour of some asylum seekers is never an excuse for and intimidation . it excuse for and intimidation. it comes shortly after merseyside police arrested 15 people aged between 13 and 54 following the violent protests . security has violent protests. security has been increased . the incident been increased. the incident with reinforced fencing and a police presence . the un aid police presence. the un aid chief, martin griffiths has warned the death toll in turkey and syria from monday's earthquakes could double. his comments come as the number of deadin comments come as the number of dead in southern turkey and northern syria nears 26,000, despite the conditions, rescuers have continue to find some survivors in the rubble. but they say the window is closing. mr. griffiths says the un will carry out separate aid appeals for turkey, syria in the coming days. for turkey, syria in the coming days . the disasters emergency days. the disasters emergency committee raised more than days. the disasters emergency committee raised more tha n £50 com

now, the home secretary suella braverman had asked for a an explanation.nse she has got now we have john edwards, the information commissioner, who said that police can disclose this kind of information if it helps them to investigate crime but they would have to have reasons to justify that. and that is why he is going to be writing to lancashire police to ask how they have reached this decision. nicola's families say that nicola would not have wanted this kind of detail released but they have been kept fully informed. what they want is the media and people to stop speculating about her private life and to focus on this investigation to find her. this remains a huge police investigation for a missing person, unprecedented they say with a huge team of detectives are looking at hours of cctv recordings. of course that search has now been extended up the estuary into morecambe bay. they say this is still a missing persons investigation, they don't think anyone else is involved. yunus mulla, anyone else is involved. yunus mulla. thank — anyone else is involve

if that is the strike strasbourg court strike down new legislation being drawn up by sunak suella bravermanhe legislation braverman. the legislation promises to be the harshest yet to crack down on the illegal smuggling of people in small boats across the channel reports say it could take the uk to the very boundaries of international law . yesterday there was a lot law. yesterday there was a lot of noise around this outrage from all the usual quarters and evenin from all the usual quarters and even in some tory mp whatsapp groups. but the noise missed something something incredibly key to reforming the system and making it work. key to reforming the system and making it work . whilst the making it work. whilst the government plans to crack down on illegal boats , they have also on illegal boats, they have also finally said that the long promised , safe and legal routes promised, safe and legal routes genuine asylum seekers will be established. a government told political politico politico playbook. difficult to say this morning . the point the british morning. the point the british people

christys on gb news is a proper day today, ladies and gentlemen, coming up the home secretary suella braverman has described the crimes of rape. his metropolitan police officer david . a scar on our police david as. a scar on our police the 48 year old will serve at least years behind bars as a said that he used his job to take monstrous advantage of women as he was sentenced earlier today. women as he was sentenced earlier today . we'll have the earlier today. we'll have the latest with our homeland security editor mark white and it's cabinet reshuffle day, everybody . bizarrely, there is everybody. bizarrely, there is now a new position of energy security . and net zero. how on security. and net zero. how on earth can we have energy security and net zero.7 go figure . we also have a new tory party chairman as well. is this a political team that you could vote for and we will be going live to a press conference on the search for the missing mum, nicola bailey. he went missing 11 days ago and as well we're going to be speaking to the man tasked with searching the river. so we'll find out a lot

now, the home secretary tonight, suella braverman, has tweeted that she finds these latest developmentsughts are with nicola's family to other stories now and 12 months ago, there was no war, no refugee crisis, no mass slaughter. but this week a grim and terrible milestone is reached, following vladimir putin's order that his military attack ukraine by land, sea and air. throughout this weekend, world leaders have been meeting, to discuss their continuing response to the conflict here. and on sunday, a warning from america, that the next phase of the war, could see china supply weapons to russian forces, engaged in combat. the warning came from the us secretary of state, antony blinken, who says there'll be �*serious consequences' for china, if that happens. he was speaking in munich, from where our diplomatic correspondent, james landale, now reports. this war is almost one—year—old. and it shows no sign of letting up. whether on patrol in the snow or dug in deep in the low ground, ukrainian troops are largely holding firm, backed by arms from the west. but... there is still a lot to b

it's after the home secretary suella braverman questioned why the force has disclosed details of theissing mum's private life dunng. the missing mum's private life during . a news conference. during. a news conference. lancashire police said she'd suffered from significant issues with alcohol in the past and struggles with menopause . it struggles with menopause. it then referred itself to the police regulator , the department police regulator, the department for transport has announced a cap bus fares in england. that will be by three months. th e £2 will be by three months. the £2 cap, which applies to than 130 bus companies outside london, was due to end in march, but it's now been extended until the end of june. the aim is to increase the passenger numbers but also to help boost uses dunng but also to help boost uses during cost of living crisis. roads local transport minister richard holden says the caps being positive and it's got to go hand in glove with actually getting people on the bus network as well because what we want to see is a thriving bus network in every part of th

we have the first sit down interview with the home secretary suella braverman. secretary gb news is liam halligan and conducted the interview. we show it in a minute here for the first time. when that's done, jeremy walsh, olympic silver medallist at the 400 metres, joins me to talk about a life in sport. but perhaps even more importantly about kids in care and adoption and what's going wrong in this country today. but before all of that, let's get more news with polly middle east . nigel, thank polly middle east. nigel, thank you. good evening to you. the top story tonight on gb news. the defence secretary says challenger two battle tanks could arrive in ukraine by the spring. ben wallace made the comments during a visit to a british army base , dorset, where british army base, dorset, where ukrainian soldiers are training on standard british tanks. uk has already promised to send 14 to ukraine. but mr. wallace says britain could offer up additional tanks depending on the threat level and the country's defence needs. here the prime minister has said he'll certa

in her first tv interview as home secretary , tv interview as home secretary, suella braverman tellsise and be bit shy about. our greatness. she vows to , stem our greatness. she vows to, stem the tide of small boats crossing the tide of small boats crossing the channel. we need to ensure that we fix this problem of illegal migration, the home secretary says she won't sell out northern ireland and she's not afraid of controversy suella braverman talks exclusive to me liam halligan on farage . gb news liam halligan on farage. gb news is 7 pm.

the appalling disorder during protests outside a hotel housing migrants in knowsley on friday, suella bravermanweeted that the alleged behaviour of some asylum seekers is never an excuse for violence and intimidation . it comes shortly intimidation. it comes shortly after merseyside police arrested 15 people aged between 13 and 54, following the violent protests. security has been increased following the incident with reinforced fencing and a police presence . the unhcr , police presence. the unhcr, martin griffiths, has warned that the death toll in turkey and syria from monday's earthquakes could double. his comments come as the number of deadin comments come as the number of dead in southern turkey and northern syria has passed 25,000, despite the conditions, rescuers continued to find some survivors in the rubble . but survivors in the rubble. but they say the window is closing . they say the window is closing. mr. griffiths says the un will carry out separate aid appeals for turkey and syria in the coming days. what happened here on monday .7 the epicentre of the on monday? the epicentre o

suella braverman has questioned why lancashire police disclosed details of .rivate details of. nicholas private life at a press conference . the life at a press conference. the force says billy suffered some significant issues with alcohol in the past and has struggled with the perimenopause. what lancashire police have referred themselves the police watchdog over contact they've had with the 45 year old prior to her disappearance and storm otto, the first named storm of the season, is set. bring high wind and rain to parts of scotland and rain to parts of scotland and northeast england later. the met office says storm will bring gusts of 60 to 80 miles per houn gusts of 60 to 80 miles per hour. forecasters issued a weather warning until 3 pm. for almost all of scotland and. another until 2 pm. for northeast england. it's also warned of possible damage to buildings in places and travel disruption . this is gb news. disruption. this is gb news. we'll bring you more as it happens, of course. but now it is back to esther and phil. thank you, aaron. and we're join