in the past few minutes, suella braverman has laid flowers in nottingham and you can see pictures of a few minutes ago and our reporter simon jones is there. tell us more about what happened. the jones is there. tell us more about what happened-— jones is there. tell us more about what happened. the home secretary 'ust left but what happened. the home secretary just left but she _ what happened. the home secretary just left but she came _ what happened. the home secretary just left but she came here - what happened. the home secretary just left but she came here to - just left but she came here to nottingham to lay some flowers. the centre of the city has become a focal spot for people with their outpouring of grief. suella braverman didn't see anything to the media but spent a good few minutes here looking at the flowers, reading some of the tributes, she was here with the local police and crime commissioner. we know that in the past few days, suella braverman has said she is deeply shocked by what has happened here on tuesday morning and is being kept up—to—date from the police and

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— obviously we had suella. bravermandercover policing has undergone radical reform over the years . the three just stop the years. the three just stop oil protests who invaded the pitch at lord's yesterday ? they pitch at lord's yesterday? they have been charged with aggravated trespass. judith murray, daniel knorr and jacob bourne disrupted the second ashes test yesterday . they'll ashes test yesterday. they'll appear at westminster magistrates court next month . magistrates court next month. more on all those stories. head to our website gb news .com . to our website gb news .com. now have you heard that iraq's most senior counter—terrorism leader has said that his men have uncovered an isis plot to attack the uk? well , have uncovered an isis plot to attack the uk? well, iraqi eteehah— attack the uk? well, iraqi special forces— f 7 well, iraqi special forces expose the attack when— special forces expose the attack when eamvhht— special forces expose the attack when carrying out— special forces expose the attack when c

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anyway, coming up, suella braverman said she coming up, suella braverman said sne woald— coming up, suella been getting in touch about the nhs, this big nhs workforce plan. do you give it a thumbs up, thumbs down? what do you think is the nhs saveable it seems to always be in some kind of state of crisis. obviously made worse by the pandemic phase being in touch, she says. on the topic of nhs recruitment , australia wants nhs recruitment, australia wants brits , they want our doctors brits, they want our doctors etcetera . what will happen now etcetera. what will happen now is we taxpayers will pay and train up doctors and nurses for them to go and work in oz. they must be bonded or something to work for the nhs for at least five years. a lot of people think that. they think if you've been trained in this country through our university system, taxpayer partially taxpayer payer is partially funded. education an funded. your education an you should to commit to the nhs should have to commit to the nhs for a couple of years for at least a couple of years or so. think most people would or so.

but one other thing we heard is you heard suella braverman saying just send to mps the bring in to new but as you heard, that bill putting people up in hotels is costing the government several hundred million pounds a day. thanks ve much. hundred million pounds a day. thanks very much- we _ hundred million pounds a day. thanks very much. we are _ hundred million pounds a day. thanks very much. we are going _ hundred million pounds a day. thanks very much. we are going to _ hundred million pounds a day. thanks very much. we are going to take - hundred million pounds a day. thanks very much. we are going to take a - very much. we are going to take a short break, when we are back we will have more than that mike pence story and the latest coming to us from ukraine as well. all of that yearin from ukraine as well. all of that year in the next moment or two, don't go away. —— all of that here. hello. the weather patterns across the uk have been very static for the last few weeks, meaning many a garden grower are asking, "when is it going to rain?" well, the answer could and only could be wi

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of course, we did share those statements from the prime minister's rishi sunak and suella braverman,pt updated on developments, as his spokesperson has just developments, as his spokesperson hasjust said, in developments, as his spokesperson has just said, in the last few minutes. he said that the police must be given time to undertake their work. and he said that his thoughts are with those injured, and the family and loved ones of those who lost their lives. we were just speaking to the former bbc home affairs correspondent and home affairs, who said it will be a while, it will be a long time, the police will be combing the area is whether separate incidents took place. that is why, as we have been showing you pictures through the morning, areas where the three incidents took place remain cordoned off, with a huge police presence. because, they are still active crime scenes. at this stage, there may be many theories about what caused these incidents, but at this stage, we do the area as price. you probably know the area as well, what with your assessment of

home secretary suella braverman . then you turn on them.has been paid or offered. events have taken place across the uk. in cardiff at the senedd, and in birmingham, a musical tribute. the senedd, and in birmingham, a musicaltribute. here the senedd, and in birmingham, a musical tribute. here in brixton, people of all ages are celebrating, and this area of south london has played a special part in the windrush story, because it's here that many found jobs and a home after leaving the ship. today's celebrations, a milestone etched in the national story of britain, with a legacy that continues to shape the nation. we are going to go back now to the search for the missing titanic sub, we were not expected to get any more information until eight o'clock this evening when the us coast guard is expected to speak but our science editor has got some new information for you now, and does sound significant. for you now, and does sound significant-— for you now, and does sound siunificant. , ., �* , . significant. yes, that's right. we have heard _ si

we take your life to the house of commons where the home secretary, suella braverman, is giving a statement to mps about police stop and search powers. mps about police stop and search owers. . , , , mps about police stop and search owers. . ,, , , ., mps about police stop and search owers. , , ., ., ., powers. passivity is not an option. nor is nick — powers. passivity is not an option. nor is nick wishful _ powers. passivity is not an option. nor is nick wishful thinking. - powers. passivity is not an option. nor is nick wishful thinking. this | nor is nick wishful thinking. this will only change if we act. the police have been crystal clear with me that stop and search is a vital tool. literally, vital. we cannot hope to get weapons off our street without it. of course, it must be used skilfully, responsibly, and proportionately. as is true of every power with which we invest the police. but, it would be a tragic mistake to conclude that stop and search is too controversial to use extensively. or, that it cannot be is effectively with sensible safeguards. suggestions that it is a means o

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suella braverman also suggested the suella braverman also suggested tne ennent— suella braverman also nat every— insisting, however, she still had every confidence in the plan. — had every confidence in the plan. tt-s— had every confidence in the plan. it's unfair- had every confidence in the plan. it's unfair ,- had every confidence in the plan. if? ” it.” had every confidence in the plan. c c. ” it.” plan. it's unfair, mr speaker, on people and our party is in the developing world that we in the developing world that we in the west continue to maintain an asylum seeker system so open to abuse that it incentivises mass flows of economic migration into europe, lining the pockets of people smugglers and turning our seas into graveyards, all in the name of a phoney humanitarianism . now borisjohnson's name of a phoney humanitarianism . now boris johnson's allies nave— . now boris johnson's allies nave teen— now boris johnson's allies have been criticised by the tnytleaes— have been criticised by the privileges committee for what it tesentes— privileges committee for what it tesentes as—

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suella braverman said some months ago that sending asylum seekers to rwanda was her dream.e way of turning that into a reality. is still some way of turning that into a reality-— there've been more clashes on the outskirts of paris today during a march for the 17—year—old boy who was shot dead by police. a police officer has today been charged and is being remanded in custody after the incident on tuesday which led to protests across france, including in toulouse, lille, lyon and paris, but some of the most violent confrontations were in the suburb of nanterre, where the teenager was shot dead. another suburb in paris has now imposed a night time curfew until next monday. here's our paris correspondent lucy williamson. in nanterre today, thousands gathered to mark the void left by one local teenager. and the rage that flowed in to fill it. the violence here last night still mapped onto the surrounding streets in ash and debris. nahel�*s leading a chance —— mother leading a chant of police, assassin�*s. the problems there on a suburb on the other side of paris werejust there

we have now heard from suella braverman who said she is shocked and saddened three people have lost theires today in nottingham. she said, my thoughts are with those affected by the incident. she said she had spoken to nottingham police chief constable and is getting regular updates. she said she is thankful to emergency services. that is the latest from the home secretary. earlier we heard from the prime minister rishi sunak. i think we can bring the statement on the screen. i will read it to you. mr sunak wanted to thank police and emergency services for their ongoing response to the shocking incident in nottingham. the prime minister said he was being kept updated and police must be given time to undertake their work. must be given time to undertake theirwork. he must be given time to undertake their work. he said his thoughts are with those injured and with the family and loved ones of those who lost their lives. we have heard from labour leader sir keir starmer who was speaking at a london tech week event. he wanted to send his thoughts to all those affected and to the emergency serv

in the last hour, the home secretary, suella braverman, gave her reaction to the ruling.y, suella braverman, gave her reaction to the ruling.- her reaction to the ruling. this is a disappointing _ her reaction to the ruling. this is a disappointing judgment - her reaction to the ruling. this is a disappointing judgment and . her reaction to the ruling. this isj a disappointing judgment and we her reaction to the ruling. this is - a disappointing judgment and we will seek to appeal it. we hope that the process will be swift, and i'm glad that the court of appeal has recognised in paragraph 16 of its summaryjudgment that this is an important consideration that should be dealt with in a timely fashion. thisjudgment is be dealt with in a timely fashion. this judgment is disappointing for the majority of the british people who have repeatedly voted for controlled migration. and for all those who want to see us deliver on our moral and democratic imperative to stop the boats. now mr speaker, i'm sure that all members of this house would agree that the british people are compass

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the minister in charge of policing, suella braverman, reckons it's a vital tool that will save lives. convinced. young black boys who are disproportionately targeted by these tactics report how the immense pain and trauma that it inflicts on them emotionally and mentally. some other stories now, and you might have seen this video over the weekend of conservative party activists dancing and drinking in christmas 2020. breaking lockdown rules at the time. while the bbc has seen the invite for the jingle and mingle event. 30 people were invited. a submarine that takes people to view the titanic wreckage has gone missing. it's not clear how many people were on board. a massive search is under way off the coast of canada, off the coast of canada. next to a bebe rexha gig in new york during her show a fan through a phone from the crowd which hit her in the face, bebe�*s posted this tik tok showing her injuries. a man has been arrested. and time to leave you with 10 seconds of a slithery surprise. this is the moment police in birmingham spotted a snake in the middle of a busy road. they say

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so us suella braverman teens. so us suella braverman geb— teens. your weatherman. and i will be your weatherman. you i saw mark white you know, i saw mark white earlier telling it's all earlier on telling me it's all about weather . okay, well, about the weather. okay, well, i'll come back and see if it is or if it isn't a couple of or if it isn't in a couple of weeks time for me, it's all about it's absolutely about rwanda. it's absolutely dependent. court dependent. now, on that court of appeal will they give appeal judgement, will they give them a to go again, to the them a right to go again, to the supreme court or to the echr? i don't know. you don't know? we've wait for that we've got to wait for that judgement. for me is judgement. but that for me is a real landmark because if we can get court a legal approval to put know all the plans put people i know all the plans are in place and they can do that quite quickly. not for all of but they start of them, but once they start sending people to rwanda, that sends message. sends a very big messag

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we also heard from the home secretary, suella braverman, who posted her comments on social media.s shocked and saddened that three people lost their lives today in nottingham. she said her thoughts were with those affected by the incident, and she said she had spoken to nottinghamshire police chief constable, and that she was getting regular updates. she extended her thanks to the emergency services for their response. we have also heard from the labour leader, xi keir starmer, he was asked about this incident. he was speaking at an event at london tech week. people will be seeing _ event at london tech week. people will be seeing the _ event at london tech week. people will be seeing the news _ event at london tech week. people will be seeing the news filtering . will be seeing the news filtering through, and i don't think we can start the session without acknowledging that there has been a serious incident in nottingham this morning. information is still coming through but it has just been reported that three people have lost their lives. i'm sure i speakfor everybody in this ro

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within the past few minutes the home secretary suella braverman said she was disappointed by the rulingr joshua rozenberg explained what the next steps could be. a majority decision against the government and the lord chief justice, who is the most senior judge in england and wales, was effectively overruled by his two colleagues. the master of the role, sir geoffrey vos and lord justice underhill. now, when you have a split decision on the substance of the case like this, it's very likely that the supreme court will want to resolve the decision one way or the other. in terms of a hearing, i don't suppose there will be one before the autumn, september at the very earliest, maybe october and then perhaps a few weeks to reach a decision. i'm sure the government will want to appeal, although it hasn't had any longer to digest this judgment and it's 160 pages, than we have had. i'm sure the government will want to appeal, but nevertheless it will want to consider thejudgment and consider what grounds of appeal it may have before seeking to take this case to the united kingdom's highest cour

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suella braverman has come out wiri— suella braverman has come out wiin o— suella braverman has come outogress. but my goodness, what a mountain— some progress. but my goodness, what a mountain they still have to what a mountain they still have io eiini. — what a mountain they still have to climb. yeah,— what a mountain they still have to climb. yeah, it's— what a mountain they still have to climb. iv/rirsi" e e e to climb. yeah, it's like it's like flipping everest infuriates voters. imagine in kent. voters. imagine living in kent. well it's such a it's such a pubuc well it's such a it's such a public illustration of us not having control of our borders, which is brexit was about brexit control of our money laws, borders. and, control of our money laws, borders . and, you know, it's so borders. and, you know, it's so wieiiie— borders. and, you know, it's so wieiiie .— borders. and, you know, it's so wieiiie , ien-i— borders. and, you know, it's so visible , isn't it?— borders. and, you know, it's so visible , isn't it? we— : and, you know, it's so visible , isn't it? we see day visible,

number one, this wasn't actually suella braverman it braverman policy.egal immigrants. tutttat-e— seekers, illegal immigrants. but that's but— seekers, illegal immigrants. but that's but that's- seekers, illegal immigrants. but that's but that's the- seekers, illegal immigrants. but that's but that's the point i'm making. that's the point i'm making. i'm making. that's the point i'm making . the vast majority of making. the vast majority of them are not asylum seekers and they do not want to risk leaving france, a first world country, to end up in rwanda . let's see to end up in rwanda. let's see if it doesn't work and it doesn't provide a deterrent. let's see. but in the meantime, let's take some of those useless islands off scotland, which i know you're incredibly fond of. i am. i adore them. this is aotuatty— i am. i adore them. this is aotuatty a— i am. i adore them. this is actually a better idea for them. and just have you basically, tnat-e— and just have you basically, tnat-e wnat— and just have you basically, that's what they did with nauru and a

this this piece that suella braverman- : this this piece that suella braverman written in suella bravermanhunderstorms and weather are in force weather warnings are in force for provide for these could provide some difficult driving conditions. but sunshine is also going but the sunshine is also going to help our temperatures to climb again, pushing climb once again, pushing towards 30 c across parts of the midlands. areas of england throughout monday evening . some throughout monday evening. some of those showers will linger for a time as you head home for work. but into the overnight period, will eventually period, they will eventually clear their way and we'll clear their way off and we'll see a good number of clear intervals develop inland intervals develop for our inland areas. returning along areas. the cloud returning along coastal parts, particularly across moray across the irish sea, the moray firth eastern coast of firth and down eastern coast of england. it's going be england. it's going to be another muggy and humid night for all of us. temperatures definitely staying double de

suella braverman posted an update on social media saying she was shocked and saddened that three peoplem. she said her thoughts are with those affected by the incident. she said she had spoken to nottinghamshire's police chief constable and is receiving regular updates and was thankful to the emergency services for their response. sir keir starmer was speaking at an event and we can listen to what he had to say. people here will be seeing the news filtering through and i don't think we can starch the session without acknowledging there has been a serious incident in nottingham this morning. information is still coming through, but it has just been reported that three people have lost their lives. i'm sure i speakfor everybody in this room and saying that we would like to send our thoughts to all those affected and to the emergency services who are responding to this as we speak. i think when there is something that serious happening in nottingham we need to acknowledge it. send our thoughts to those affected and thanked those responding to it on behalf of all of us. that is sir keir sta

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the home secretary suella braverman said that she is appalled by the playground attack in the lakesideh alps and she said she is appalled by the attack in annecy and her thoughts are with the children, theirfamilies and the her thoughts are with the children, their families and the local community who have been affected by this shocking act. i am in touch with my friend, the french interior minister, she said, her equivalent in france. the labour leader keir starmer has offered his solidarity with france and he says on twitter, horrific news from annecy and my thoughts are with the victims of the shocking attack, their families and the wider community, he said. i want to take you now live to paris. live now to our paris correspondent hugh schofield. what more do we know about the attack? ., .,, what more do we know about the attack? . ., , . . . attack? there are videos circulating of what happened _ attack? there are videos circulating of what happened and _ attack? there are videos circulating of what happened and i _ attack? there are videos circulating of what happened and i have -

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suella braverman has visited nottingham and laid flowers for the victims of the attacks.later today in memory of two university students and a 65—year—old man who were stabbed to death in nottingham on tuesday morning. police in nottingham have been given more time to question a 31—year—old man on suspicion of murder. double child killer and rapist colin pitchfork has been granted parole and will be released from prison. he was jailed for life for raping and strangling 2is—year—old girls in leicestershire in 1983 215—year—old girls in leicestershire in 1983 and 1986 -- 215—year—old girls in leicestershire in 1983 and 1986 —— two 15—year—olds. he was released in 2021 and sent back to prison two months later. a mother has been jailed for 27 years for the manslaughter of her nine—year—old son alfie steele and child cruelty charges. her partner was given a life sentence for murder. alfie died in 2021 after being deliberately submerged in a cold bath. thejudge said the suffering inflicted on him was sadistic. three days of national mourning have been declared in greece when th

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