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suella braverman is meetings. mp jess morton met environmental groups to, in her words, sell them on how labour is still driven by the environment. the home secretary called for the sacking of ms morton and just stop oil have responded, saying suella braverman is inventing stories to distract from the truth and firefighters are still battling a blaze at a hotel in east sussex over 20 hours after it began with high winds hampering the efforts. emergency services were called to the royal albion hotel, which has been reduced to a shell. they were called yesterday evening while east sussex fire and rescue services say no one's been injured, but people have had to be evacuated from nearby buildings because of the extremely challenging conditions . more on all of our conditions. more on all of our stories on our website, gbnews.com. and i'll be back with more in about half an hours with more in about half an hour's time. now it's over to nana. >> that's up next. it's time for the great british debate where i'll be askin

then suella braverman says labour has become the political wing of just stop oil.he home seekers calling on the labour leader to sack shadow ministers who've expressed sympathy with just stop oil and extinction rebellion. i want to know should he follow her advice and why has there been a decline in white children going to university ? children going to university? figures from the admissions service show that universities have seen the biggest drop in a decade in white applicants . it's decade in white applicants. it's that says the number of black and asian candidates what and asian candidates grows. what do of that? why do you do you make of that? why do you think is? is that a think that is? is that a problem? send us your thoughts on gbviews@gbnews.com or tweet me news. but first, let's me at gb news. but first, let's get the news with polly . get the news with polly. >> emily, thank you. will the top story this hour on gb news, the uk has become the first european country to formally join the indo—pacific trade bloc, potentially creating access to over £12 tr

now, this is interesting from suella braverman , okay. which is braverman, okay.de 169 arrests for terror related offences . she went on to say to offences. she went on to say to two terror plots have been foiled in the past seven months alone . i mean, for want of alone. i mean, for want of a better phrase , it is a ticking better phrase, it is a ticking time bomb here, isn't it? >> well, it is, and i'm surprised they're only saying to foiled in the last seven months because you know, there are thousand several people that are people of concern to the security forces, mainly the police and m15 . and amongst any police and m15. and amongst any of those is someone who is likely to go off the rails if you look at most of our own home—grown terrorists, they've got a couple of things in common. quite honestly , they common. quite honestly, they are. they've got personal issues and problems about how they see the world. they tend to be insecure . young males with too insecure. young males with too much testosterone letterone who want to demonstrate that, you know, that

so we don't know, and as suella braverman has said, the investigation continues.ehicle has been stopped at the scene, but no arrests have been made. to recap on what has happened, nine people have been injured, to make adults and seven children, after a car collided into a primary school in the wimbledon area of south—west london. it happened at around 10am, just before 10am this morning. a huge operation still ongoing by the emergency services. police, fire and ambulance all at the scene. at the moment, though, we do not know the condition of those nine people who have been injured. but we do know there are two adults and seven children. children, probably aged between four and 11 as the prep school involves take children between four and 11. thank ou for children between four and 11. thank you for taking _ children between four and 11. thank you for taking us — children between four and 11. thank you for taking us through _ children between four and 11. thank you for taking us through that - children between four and 11. thank you for taking us through that and

according to the home secretary, suella braverman . she's been warning of braverman.rom russia , islamic threats from russia, islamic state, al—qaeda when we hear that the threat is rising, alan, when it comes to terrorism, there are often calls to well , there are often calls to well, raise the alert level, of course, but then also to come down harder, perhaps surveillance acas policies to crack down. what's your view? >> i think that intelligence is best done quietly , robustly , best done quietly, robustly, often. many of the things we don't seem to be able to do in the previous conversation in a really rigorous fashion. and instead my concerns with this and the report as well as done today one is that today are many fold. one is that there's discussion about how there's a discussion about how generally online and you mentioned surveillance, surveillance curtailment is surveillance and curtailment is being promoted. it seems to me there's a discussion about pathways into end to end encryption , a discussion about encryption, a discussion about cryptocurrencies . we

now superwoman suella braverman has pred superwoman suella braverman has ripped up the snp's dangerous fiery private meeting with scotland's justice secretary, shirley—anne somerville. the snp's proposals include giving addicts substance ces and creating safe consent option rooms for them to get high by. but the home secretary has since ridiculed the plan, saying they would create untold damage to our neighbourhoods. what do we think about this? joanna well, i think about this? joanna well, i think the narrative obviously about drugs and what we're used to when we're talking about drugs is how dangerous they are. >> and that is absolutely correct. i personally think that drugs, alcohol is just as dangerous, if not more dangerous than drugs, for sure . and i than drugs, for sure. and i think that this this conversation really needs to be looked at. and i don't think that it's helpful to completely, you know , delegitimize a lot of you know, delegitimize a lot of the points that are being made and the cases that are being made for potential legalising drugs. and one of those is potential

suella braverman's contest 23 strategy also identified islamic terrorism as the uk's primary domesticbuse of technology and the internet — while also noting that convicted criminals in prison may continue to pose a threat. extremist movement both violent and non—violent seek to radicalise others intojoining non—violent seek to radicalise others into joining their non—violent seek to radicalise others intojoining their mission and this threatens our security and our freedom. and this threatens our security and ourfreedom. these movements are growing in significance and complexity whether it is islamist or the extreme right wing. we must never be indifferent about extremist or grievance driven rhetoric which creates a permissive environment for terrorist and other illegal activity to take place. non—violent extremism is the climate within which violence is the climate within which violence is cultivated. you can find more about that story on the bbc website and news app. there's a meeting of the security council of the un. james cleverly has been speaking. the subject is al has been spe

now superwoman suella braverman has pred superwoman suella braverman has ripped up the snp's dangerousiery private meeting with scotland's justice secretary, shirley—anne somerville. the snp's proposals include giving addicts substance ces and creating safe consent option rooms for them to get high by. but the home secretary has since ridiculed the plan, saying they would create untold damage to our neighbourhoods. what do we think about this? joanna well, i think about this? joanna well, i think the narrative obviously about drugs and what we're used to when we're talking about drugs is how dangerous they are. >> and that is absolutely correct. i personally think that drugs, alcohol is just as dangerous, if not more dangerous than drugs, for sure . and i than drugs, for sure. and i think that this this conversation really needs to be looked at. and i don't think that it's helpful to completely, you know , delegitimize a lot of you know, delegitimize a lot of the points that are being made and the cases that are being made for potential legalising drugs. and one of those is potentially

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suella braverman being over here very recently talking about it.e what is going on between britain and rwanda to make such a mess of what you know is a fairly, you know, safe policy, i think. well i mean, if there is a trope about african nafions there is a trope about african nations being slightly disorganised , chaotic and disorganised, chaotic and wasting a load of money and potentially some elements of corruption, i would think that maybe it's time for us to have a long, hard look in the mirror over here, frankly, because the impression that we must be giving of ourselves to the people rwanda for striking people of rwanda for striking a deal with nation essentially deal with a nation essentially in roundabout way, making them in a roundabout way, making them build load of facilities build a load of facilities for people. >> we're doing the pr stunt. our politicians one politicians and including at one point, prime minister, point, a serving prime minister, turn up a home secretary turns up. it the fanfare up. we give it the big fanfare and then

coming up next in the big story is home secretary suella braverman right that are the political that political wing of just stop oil? i'll be asking an ex labour mp don't go listening to gb news radio. >> welcome back to the show, mark at cbnnews.com is the email. the emails are coming in thick and fast . clive says, hi thick and fast. clive says, hi mark. a new deal with a group of countries, the other side of the world. our gdp is nowhere safe with our current balance sheet . with our current balance sheet. looking at other countries, condition doesn't make our deal more satisfactory . it's just a more satisfactory. it's just a smokescreen . john, how about smokescreen. john, how about this one from alex? covid 19 doubled our national debt . let's doubled our national debt. let's take that into consideration when discussing the state of the economy . me and when discussing the state of the economy. me and jim when discussing the state of the economy . me and jim says when discussing the state of the economy. me and jim says hi, mark. a very correct decision being sullied by sociali

suella braverman very suella braverman has been very busy morning. clearly, busy this morning.der keir starmer's leadership has become the political wing of just stop oil. she doesn't stop there, though. in the letter she says he should his shadow he should sack his shadow ministers who have expressed sympathy with just stop oil and extinction rebellion. so i want to get the views of our our great viewers and see what they think about that. >> well, it's a marvellous gb news story. i think that one. do you anything else? you have anything else? >> that's it. yes, we have >> no, that's it. yes, we have loads new trade bloc loads more. this new trade bloc that we've yes. the indo that we've joined. yes. the indo pacific trade bloc, £12 trillion is what the bloc is worth. apparently in gdp. and we might get a little snip of that perhaps. so we'll be discussing that seeing will this make our everyday lives better ? everyday lives better? >> you're taking you're taking the view that it's just a little snip . it's a the view that it's just a little snip. it's a it's a huge market tha

coming up next in the big story is home secretary suella braverman right that are the political thatpolitical wing of just stop oil? i'll be asking an ex labour mp don't go listening to gb news radio. >> welcome back to the show, mark at cbnnews.com is the email. the emails are coming in thick and fast . clive says, hi thick and fast. clive says, hi mark. a new deal with a group of countries, the other side of the world. our gdp is nowhere safe with our current balance sheet . with our current balance sheet. looking at other countries, condition doesn't make our deal more satisfactory . it's just a more satisfactory. it's just a smokescreen . john, how about smokescreen. john, how about this one from alex? covid 19 doubled our national debt . let's doubled our national debt. let's take that into consideration when discussing the state of the economy . me and when discussing the state of the economy. me and jim when discussing the state of the economy . me and jim says when discussing the state of the economy. me and jim says hi, mark. a very correct decision being sullied by socialis

suella braverman's contest 23 strategy also identified islamic terrorism as the uk's primary domestics arising from the abuse of technology and the internet while also noting that convicted criminals in prison may continue to pose a threat. extremist movement both violent and non—violent seek to radicalise others intojoining their mission and this threatens our security and our freedom. these movements are growing in significance and complexity whether it is islamist or the extreme right wing. we must never be indifferent about extremist or grievance driven rhetoric which creates a permissive environment for terrorist and other illegal activity to take place. non—violent extremism is the climate within which violence is cultivated. in its human rights officials say the illegal migration bill which has passed parliament, a barge, that is expected to house 500 asylum seekers has arrived in portland, dorset, on englands south coast. it will stay there for 18 months. and in time will be home to 500 men who are trying to claim asylum. it's part of the government's plan to reduce the cost o

the environmental group have responded in a tweet claiming suella braverman is inventing to distractenting stories to distract from the truth. well, novak djokovic is facing a real battle against carlos alcaraz if he's to win a record equalling eighth men's title at wimbledon. djokovic, the defending champion, took the first set six one in just 34 minutes. but the world number one alcaraz hit back, winning the second on a tie break and taking the third by six games to one is the latest score is 5—3 to djokovic in the fourth. so he is a break up and closing in on taking it to a fifth set. meanwhile in an earlier match, the 17 year old henry searle became the first briton to win the wimbledon boys singles title since 1962, beating yaroslav . de—man 6464 beating yaroslav. de—man 6464 torfaen online dab and tunein radio. this is gb news. but now it's time for glory meets . it's time for glory meets. lord david frost. >> really excited about this interview. i think you're a very interesting character. let's start with your start in life . start with your start in life. you got a free plac

and it's a photograph of the home secretary, suella braverman . but secretary, suella braverman.y say that she's got white makeup or white paint on her face and you would call that white face a user by the names of emma watkins posted this image with hopes of getting new followers. anyone else who detests the home secretary , she, detests the home secretary, she, tommy , is this racist? tommy, is this racist? >> so hold on. okay. she hasn't put the white face on suella hasn't done it. this is done by emma. >> this has been doctored either by person involved or the by the person involved or the person on twitter has co—opted the image and shared it right. >> and the idea is that suella braverman being a brown person , braverman being a brown person, has now because she's, you know, anti immigration or whatever her stances are on that that that that. stances are on that that that that . i stances are on that that that that. i don't stances are on that that that that . i don't get stances are on that that that that. i don't get it. i don't i don't i don't i love a dress up that's my

and it's a photograph of the home secretary, suella braverman . but secretary, suella braverman.nly say that she's got white makeup or white paint on her face and you would call that white face a user by the names of emma watkins posted this image with hopes of getting new followers. anyone else who detests the home secretary , she, detests the home secretary, she, tommy , is this racist? tommy, is this racist? >> so hold on. okay. she hasn't put the white face on suella hasn't done it. this is done by emma. >> this has been doctored either by person involved or the by the person involved or the person on twitter has co—opted the image and shared it right. >> and the idea is that suella braverman being a brown person , braverman being a brown person, has now because she's, you know, anti immigration or whatever her stances are on that that that that. stances are on that that that that . i stances are on that that that that. i don't stances are on that that that that . i don't get stances are on that that that that. i don't get it. i don't i don't i don't i love a dress up that's

and against suella braverman. and lastly, king charles has been presented with the honours of scotland at a service of thanksgiving in edinburgh . the thanksgiving in edinburgh. the king received the oldest crown jewels in britain. that's a crown, a sceptre and a sword made of gold and silver and studded with precious gems . and studded with precious gems. and the day of pomp and pageantry concluded with an impressive fly past conducted by the red arrows , the skies over edinburgh , , the skies over edinburgh, emblazoned with the colours red, white and blue. well, the event did also see several protests, with police scotland confirming two women were arrested after climbing over crowd barriers . climbing over crowd barriers. you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and the tune in app. this is gb news, britain's news . channel hello and welcome to headline headliners . headliners. >> your nightly look at the next day's newspapers with three reasonably priced comedians. day's newspapers with three reasonably price

and the suella braverman the irony that suella braverman was meeting with the lta at the time this going is not being lost a lot of people. being lost on a lot of people. >> morning. well, look , >> good morning. well, look, we've lot of progress we've made a lot of progress with highly disruptive with these highly disruptive protests. start by protests. and let's start by acknowledging, of course, people have to protest. but have the right to protest. but what just oil are doing is what just stop oil are doing is not protest. are not legitimate protest. they are seeking disrupt seeking to deliberately disrupt the lives of fellow citizens by blocking streets, you know, stopping people getting to hospital for appointments, stopping getting their stopping parents getting their children , stopping children to school, stopping people getting to work. now if you last autumn, they you remember last autumn, they were they blocked m25 were they blocked the m25 repeatedly. there were ten mile tailbacks. is now stopped. tailbacks. that is now stopped. we've strengthened the law enormously in a cou

the environmental group have responded in a tweet claiming suella braverman is inventing to distractventing stories to distract from the truth. well, novak djokovic is facing a real battle against carlos alcaraz if he's to win a record equalling eighth men's title at wimbledon. djokovic, the defending champion, took the first set six one in just 34 minutes. but the world number one alcaraz hit back, winning the second on a tie break and taking the third by six games to one is the latest score is 5—3 to djokovic in the fourth. so he is a break up and closing in on taking it to a fifth set. meanwhile in an earlier match, the 17 year old henry searle became the first briton to win the wimbledon boys singles title since 1962, beating yaroslav . de—man 6464 beating yaroslav. de—man 6464 torfaen online dab and tunein radio. this is gb news. but now it's time for glory meets . it's time for glory meets. lord david frost. >> really excited about this interview. i think you're a very interesting character. let's start with your start in life . start with your start in life. you got a free pla

suella braverman said at least.that over the second half of this year, we are expecting to see a number of prisoners released who could a released who could pose a particular danger. so it isn't a good picture at all. and as she says, our resources to tackle it are finite . are finite. >> he is also warning that there are countries such as russia, china , china, iran using china, china, iran using islamist islamic terror attacks as opportunities to foment hate and division. they are sowing division in the uk. they are also an increasing threat . also an increasing threat. >> yeah , she points out this >> yeah, she points out this increasing that she was keen to say that 75% of planned terror attacks are the fault of isis or al—qaeda, and 67% of those attacks, which have been foiled in the last six years are a threat from from islamist terror. 22% are from far right extremist am. but yes, she did say that the threat from russian terrorism is on the rise and that russia, as you say , is that russia, as you say, is usi

home secretary suella braverman says anti—social behaviour causes misery to many more visible integratee police in communities responding to issues like vandalism, like graffiti , like gangs, loitering graffiti, like gangs, loitering and congregating in a hostile and congregating in a hostile and aggressive way. the high court is set to rule if the government must hand over to the covid inquiry. boris johnson's unredacted whatsapp messages, notebooks and diaries. the cabinet office launched a legal challenge to chairwoman baroness halletts order, arguing many of the documents would be irrelevant . a decision is irrelevant. a decision is expected early this afternoon. the former prime minister's backing lady hallett, having made the material available in late may, the man who led a short lived rebellion against russian president vladimir putin has reportedly returned to russia. the president of belarus says yevgeny prigozhin is now in saint petersburg . prigozhin and saint petersburg. prigozhin and his wagner mercenary group briefly captured a russian city late last month before marching

but suella braverman recorded.but suella braverman says it has to stop . says it has to stop. >> prime minister and i are absolutely clear. we've got to stop the boats. that's why we're working very hard to introduce new legislation in. it's coming . it's going through parliament right now in terms of instigating , instilling a new instigating, instilling a new system whereby if you arrive in the uk illegally , you'll be the uk illegally, you'll be detained and thereafter swiftly removed. last year there were 45,000 people who arrived illegally . it's costing 45,000 people who arrived illegally. it's costing us £6 million a day in hotel accommodation alone. this has to stop . stop. >> the russian president met the head of the wagner mercenary group shortly after last month's failed mutiny. that's according to the kremlin . evgeniy to the kremlin. evgeniy prigozhin, who led what's been described as the biggest challenge to vladimir putin's authority in more than two decades was among 35 people ianed decades was amon

and lastly, suella braverman.and lastly, king charles has been presented with the honours of scotland today at a service of thanksgiving in edinburgh. the king received the oldest crown jewels in britain. that's a crown, a sceptre and a sword made of gold, silver and gems . made of gold, silver and gems. and the day of pomp and pageantry was concluded with a fly—past by the red arrows. emblazoning the sky with red, white and blue. the event saw several protests , however, with several protests, however, with police scotland confirming two women were arrested after they allegedly tried to climb over crowd barriers . you're up to crowd barriers. you're up to date on tv , online dab+ radio date on tv, online dab+ radio and the tune in app. this is gb news. the people's . news. the people's. channel >> good evening. it's mark dolan in for the brilliant dan wootton . lovely to have your company . . lovely to have your company. the nhs is 75 today and it's time to put the old deer out of her misery. we love the doctors

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sacha lord has written to home secretary suella braverman urging her to allow on—site testing in "pop-up until last month, when the government told him a licence would be needed for the first time. sacha lord joins me now. how does testing of illegal drugs work at festivals? normally, what happens is confiscations are discovered on entry with our search policy. they are taken by the police, back of house, to an on—site temporary laboratory that is manned by scientists. there, they will test the confiscations, and within two minutes, will be able to tell what is in that, whether it is a powder or tablet. is in that, whether it is a powder ortablet. if is in that, whether it is a powder or tablet. if it is something very worrying, we can put pictures up on social media, winning attendees and the public in general. but what is more important, also, i have seen with my own eyes as well that it is potentially on—site life—saving, so you could get a very very poorly customer, and the doctors can immediately say to their friends, give a description of what they have taken, and at that point, th

suella braverman will strategy.uella braverman will also warn that islamic terrorism is still a major threat , is still a major threat, accounting for three quarters of mi5's time in a new drugs being hailed as a turning point in the fight against alzheimer's. >> a trial has found that the medicine donelan slowed cognitive decline by up to 60. >> the future of the 2026 commonwealth games is in doubt after the australian state of victoria pulled out of hosting paul coyte will tell us why . paul coyte will tell us why. >> well, it's pretty simple. it's costing far too much money, so who wants it now .7 where's it so who wants it now.7 where's it going to so who wants it now? where's it going to be? shall we have it here? maybe we'll bring you the latest on the heat wave gripping europe as it's predicted to continue well into august. >> plus , the weather picture >> plus, the weather picture here at home. >> no sign of the heat from southern europe reaching the uk in the near future. but will we at least get any sunny

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and overseeing that practice, the home secretary suella braverman, had exceeded the proper limits ofldren with no aduu the welfare of children with no adult to look after them was among the most fundamental duties of any civilised state. now, the government had argued that this was a matter of necessity, that children are being housed in this way, and it was a safety net that had been provided. but in response to this ruling, the charity have welcomed the decision. described it as a scandal that many hundreds of children have gone missing after being accommodated in this way and they have called on the secretary of state to enforce the legal duty that local authorities have to housed children properly. thank you. hello. it may not be particularly warm at the moment, but it does feel quite humid and muggy out there today. while there is a lot of cloud, all we need is for that cloud to break up to give some sunshine, to allow temperatures to climb to some extent, and this is the satellite picture from earlier on this morning. you can see a lot of cloud but you can also see some holes i

suella braverman plan for migrant marquees attacked by refugees. in kent , driven manston airfield in kent, driven to distraction as a high court judge gives the green light to london's ulez scheme expansion. >> both the rac and aa say it will unfairly penalise more than 700,000 drivers an and the million battery factory. >> how the north east economy will get a major charge from a new lithium refinery plant and a thousand extra jobs to . thousand extra jobs to. and how twiglet the puppy made it home safely. >> thank goodness. but could pet thefts be targeting you next? first, the latest headlines. here's rory . here's rory. >> thank you very much. pip sir. deke khan says the expansion of london's ultra low emission zone will go ahead . that's after will go ahead. that's after a high court judge ruled the mayor's plan is lawful . legal mayor's plan is lawful. legal action was brought by five conservative led councils . it conservative led councils. it will

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, an and lastly, suella braverman, an and lastly, king charles was present with the honours of scotlanday at a service of thanksgiving in edinburgh. his majesty received the oldest crown jewels in britain. that's a crown a sceptre and a sword made of gold , silver and precious gems . and , silver and precious gems. and the day of pomp and pageantry concluded with a fly—past by the red arrows . the event did see red arrows. the event did see some protests, with police scotland confirming two women were arrested after they allegedly tried to climb over crowd barriers . that's the crowd barriers. that's the latest news you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and the tunein app. you're with gb news, britain's news . britain's news. channel joseph robinette. >> biden wants to dig the grave of the special relationship . it of the special relationship. it has emerged that the us president has been lobbying for the unelected president of the european commission. one ursula von leyen, to become the von der leyen, to become the next nato secretary—general and that's only after he vetoed the uni

. >> but suella braverman went even further with a tweet. she said . scandal exposes said. the coote scandal exposes the sinister nature of much of the sinister nature of much of the diversity , equality and the diversity, equality and inclusion industry. apparently anyone who wants to control our borders and stop the boats can be branded zen phobic and have their bank accounts closed in their bank accounts closed in the name of include city, natwest and other corporates who have naively adopted this politically biased dogma. need a major rethink. this is also an issue for the public sector too, which is why i'm reviewing our policies at the home office . policies at the home office. well, i know i know where fairly and squarely suella braverman was aiming her language. you see, coots is a relatively small bank. it's a bank for the rich. it's a bank for the famous. and perhaps in my case, now a bank for the infamous as well. but the real boss of all of this is natwest. natwest, part of the rbs group. but they really are the parent company and the boss

the home secretary suella braverman we go. the home secretary suella brymake an we go.nals to settle in britain again. could well be again. look, this could well be another win. did you know that until now, you could have a prison sentence of four years in another country and legally be applying a british passport, applying for a british passport, which was i think we can all agree but i'm patrick agree bonkers, but i'm patrick christys britain's channel right? so the government is cracking down on foreign criminals who want to settle in the uk. suella braverman is leading the fight back against what she called the abuse of the uk's immigration and nationality system. before today , someone system. before today, someone who has been jailed for four years would normally have their bid to become a british citizen, rejected , but. but they might rejected, but. but they might not. well, that's being cut not. well, that's now being cut apparently to 12 months. there is to this story, as indeed is more to this story, as indeed there is than meets the there always is than meet

. >> but suella braverman went even further with a tweet. she said .candal exposes said. the coote scandal exposes the sinister nature of much of the sinister nature of much of the diversity , equality and the diversity, equality and inclusion industry. apparently anyone who wants to control our borders and stop the boats can be branded zen phobic and have their bank accounts closed in their bank accounts closed in the name of include city, natwest and other corporates who have naively adopted this politically biased dogma. need a major rethink. this is also an issue for the public sector too, which is why i'm reviewing our policies at the home office . policies at the home office. well, i know i know where fairly and squarely suella braverman was aiming her language. you see, coots is a relatively small bank. it's a bank for the rich. it's a bank for the famous. and perhaps in my case, now a bank for the infamous as well. but the real boss of all of this is natwest. natwest, part of the rbs group. but they really are the parent company and the boss of

aren't suella braverman called for the sacking of ms morton and for the sacking of ms morton and for holders within the party to cut contact with , the party to cut contact with, as she referred to them, extremist groups , military news extremist groups, military news and former soldiers could be joined up to join a reserve force in case of future crises. the sunday telegraph reported it as part of a planned overhaul of the british military, which would reduce the army to its smallest size yet since the napoleonic wars . ministers are napoleonic wars. ministers are expected to defend the proposals part of the long awaited defence command paper , insisting the war command paper, insisting the war in ukraine shows how uk forces can become more agile. the army currently consists of more than 75,000 personnel with the paper reporting that the government will announce plans to cut it down to 73,000. and that's it. you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and the tune—in app here with gb news, britain's news . news. channel >> welcome back to the camilla tominey show and thank you for you

uk home secretary suella braverman has a legal duty to detain and remove anyone who comes to the uk illegallyild protection and modern slavery detentions but they were rejected by peers so it was put forward by royal assent and it has now gained it. to give you a few bits of information, to bring it into context, more than 14,000 migrants have arrived in the uk so far this year after crossing the channel according to the home office data. 297 people were detected in small boats on wednesday alone. the illegal migration bill, the effort ljy illegal migration bill, the effort by the government to stop small boats and remove anyone illegally entering the uk has now gained royal assent and will become law. we will have more on that story on our website, of course. coming up we have the business news in just a couple of minutes' time. hello. 0ur fairly unsettled spell of mid—july weather is set to continue. we've got relatively cool conditions out there at the moment. next few days, we'll see sunny spells and scattered showers. temperatures on the cool side for this stage of the month, but then we

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suella braverman and the team trying to implement this policy. they have agreed that this can go to the supreme court because you'll remember that it was not a unanimous decision by the three appeal court judges. a unanimous decision by the three appeal court judges . one three appeal court judges. one of those judges is, in fact , the of those judges is, in fact, the lord chief justice believed that actually the policy was lawful. so given that split, i think it was absolutely given that this was absolutely given that this was to going go to the supreme court . but it was to going go to the supreme court. but it adds was to going go to the supreme court . but it adds further delay court. but it adds further delay to it, doesn't it, mark? we're going to be probably looking at october before i think there may be a supreme court case pencilled in the hearing to hear this. and then those judges will have to go off and decide on the merits of both sides of this argument again, so it could be the end of the year, the beginning of next year before we a

speaking in westminster today, suella braverman an identified islamist terror ism as the primary uk domestichreat. ms braverman also confirmed northern ireland related terrorism remained a significant threat, with some dissident groups continuing to plan attacks . the former plan attacks. the former manchester united footballer and wales manager ryan giggs says he's relieved at being cleared of domestic violence allegations after charges against him were dropped. the 49 year old was due to stand trial for a second time. accused of controlling behaviour towards his ex—girlfriend. but lawyers withdrew the prosecution when judge hilary manley directed that he was not guilty on all three counts. ryan giggs had denied the offences and his previous trial ended last august with the jury failing to reach a verdict . the first british verdict. the first british passports bearing the title of king charles, will start being issued this week. the post—brexit dark blue travel documents read his britannic majesty on the inside page . majesty on the inside page. farage. the last time that appeared on a bri

they think suella braverman racist. suella braverman is racist. because she's not racist just because she stop illegal she wants to stop illegal crossings she wants to stop illegal crossingl, can i bring an >> can i, can i bring an important point here as well because what's going on here is what call inflation. what i call label inflation. >> and is when you call >> and this is when you call everything everybody everything and everybody a racist supremacy list racist or a white supremacy list or a sexist or whatever it is , or a sexist or whatever it is, all these terms are devalued. they meaning. if you they lose their meaning. if you just them around, put them just throw them around, put them on everything like ketchup, then on everything like ketchup, then on who on when you do have someone who is white supremacist or a is a true white supremacist or a true racist or a true or whatever, what do you now label that person? you've already called and called everyone else racist and everyone right . everyone else far right. >> so there is normalise

suella braverman saying partly through possibly ai , but partly through possibly ai, but also with, i nine attacks are by people who are coming out of jail or have beenin are coming out of jail or have been in jail. and now a bunch of people are about to get out of jail. >> so they're getting radicalised in jail. >> no, they were >> well, no, no, they were radicalised before as well. and you saying you have about they're saying about 40,000 about there's about 40,000 islamic . they islamic extremists. they obviously the security service cannot not watch them all. they're also they used to be allied to certain large organisations and whatever. now they're much smaller cells , they're much smaller cells, people acting independently. so it's much harder to keep an eye on it. but i seem to remember some sort of report about a year ago. was it in the guardian or something that seems to something saying that seems to suggest that of suggest that most of the terrorists being terrorists that are being watched were actually right wing. yeah do you remember that? yeah. guardian is ridiculous. >

speaking in westminster today, suella braverman an identified islamist terror ism as the primary uk domestichreat. ms braverman also confirmed northern ireland related terrorism remained a significant threat, with some dissident groups continuing to plan attacks . the former plan attacks. the former manchester united footballer and wales manager ryan giggs says he's relieved at being cleared of domestic violence allegations after charges against him were dropped. the 49 year old was due to stand trial for a second time. accused of controlling behaviour towards his ex—girlfriend. but lawyers withdrew the prosecution when judge hilary manley directed that he was not guilty on all three counts. ryan giggs had denied the offences and his previous trial ended last august with the jury failing to reach a verdict . the first british verdict. the first british passports bearing the title of king charles, will start being issued this week. the post—brexit dark blue travel documents read his britannic majesty on the inside page . majesty on the inside page. farage. the last time that appeared on a bri

want to see far less of the toxicity that has been encouraged by rishi sunak in the form of suella bravermanirty work talking invasion zones, talking about invasion zones, this obsession culture wars this obsession with culture wars . people vote generally on financial grounds , on on the financial grounds, on on the economics. people want to have poundsin economics. people want to have pounds in their pounds in their in their pockets. and just very quickly, if you read the times today, their main story was rishi sunak. he seems desperate because of these by elections. they only just clung on in in uxbridge. he what he wants to do now to rule. now is to rule. >> he to divide and rule. >> he wants to divide and rule. he expected lose. he was expected to lose. >> divide and rule. >> he wants to divide and rule. and that's not what people want. >> the culture wars, the culture wars do affect what's in people's because people's pockets because if you can't a account, if can't have a bank account, if you're have you're not allowed to have a job, then the culture war is fact. >> but not just that