0ur correspondent danjohnson has been to swindon in wiltshire to find out.good morning. this is swindon�*s voice. good morning. i think we should look after them. from streets that typically reflect the national mood. why not rwanda? why not? it's not a bad place. we are not sending them to a prison. so what about this controversial plan, deemed unlawful? i think it makes us cruel. i think it makes us unkind. but pursued to please people in towns like this. we need to help ourselves within england before we start helping others. we've got the barbers are kurdish and next door is chinese. havelock street has changed in the a0 years vince has cut keys here. but his national pride is etched in memorials engraved forfallen soldiers. we've got to be protective of what we've got on this island. i feel that they've come in here illegally, they are being treated fair and now we are saying, we've got nowhere to put you but, whilst we are dealing with you, rwanda is the place to be. and from nairobi they came to england. across the road, there's deeper unease. what do

i wasn't able to sit on the seats, i dissabled woman, um, they drove for an hour and a half'. to swindon police station where they put me under arrest, well they arrested me here obviously, by the time i got to swindon police station, they had dearrested me on one of the charges, which was actually the charge that gave them permission to enter and search my house, while they were here, they took um my phone, my children's phones, the kids school laptop, just destroyed what they were using anyway, but fiona is actually alluding to here and she goes to do this. um for some time because you she wants to update the audience on on exactly what's going on. the first thing is um, before we analyze what she said, i love the fact that the imagery is still there. she's not letting anyone um remove her support or or intimidate her in in condemning any uh of the palestinian resistance. she actually goes to say that all of these charges would have been dropped against her by the police, they they specifically told her condemn the resistance and we will drop all these charges and she's also been uh sm

station where they put me under arrest, well they arrested me here obviously by the time i got to swindon police station they had dearrested me on one of the charges which was actually the charge that gave them permission to enter and search my house, while they were here they took um my phone, my children's phones, the kids uh school laptop which is... destroys what they were using anyway, but fiona is actually alluding to here and she goes to do this um for some time because you she wants to update the audience on on exactly what's going on. the first thing is um, before we analyze what she said, i love the fact that the imagery is still there, she's not letting anyone um remove her support or or intimidate her in in condemning any uh of the palestinian resistance, she actually goes to say that all of these charges would have been dropped against her by the police, these... specifically told her condemn the resistance and we will drop all these charges, and she's also been smeared with anti-semitism, of course, which you know it's easy to do if you want to treat someone like that the wa

i wasn't able to sit on the seats. some disabled woman, um, they drove for an hour and a half to swindon police station where they put me under arrest, well they arrested me here obviously, by the time i got to swindon police station, they had dearrested me on one of the charges, which was actually the charge that gave them permission to enter and search my house, while they were here, they took um my phone, my children's phones, the kids school lap. just destroyed they were using anyway, but fiona is actually alluding to here and she goes to do this um for some time because you she wants to update the audience on on exactly what's going on. the first thing is um, before we analyze what she said, i love the fact that the imagery is still there, she's not letting anyone um remove her support or or intimidate her in in condemning any uh of the palestinian resistance. she actually goes to say that all of these charges would have been dropped against her. by the police, they they specifically told her condemn the resistance and we will drop all these charges, and she's also been the smeared

in swindon, princess anne joined a community street party, handing out commemorative tins to local childrenlliam! in windsor great park, dropping by the celebrations, the prince and princess of wales. it was chaotic and a complete contrast to the formality of the coronation. all: awwww! crowd counts down that evening, a concert fit for a king. 20,000 members of the public, including charity volunteers and nhs workers, filled the east lawn of windsor castle. everybody! # never... in the royal box, prince george and princess charlotte joined the family, dancing along to musical royalty. and prince william took to the stage to pay a very personal tribute. as my grandmother said when she was crowned, coronations are a declaration of our hopes for the future. and i know she's up there fondly keeping an eye on us. and she'd be a very proud mother. cheering william talked about his father's 50 years of service, his work on the environment, the prince's trust, and... perhaps most importantly of all, my father has always understood that people of all faiths, all backgrounds and all communities deser

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this is swindon's voice. good morning. i think we should look after them.re saying we've got nowhere to put you but whilst we're dealing with you, rwanda is the place to be. and from nairobi, they came to england. across the road, there's deeper unease. what do you think about the way this country welcomes people from overseas? i think sometimes it's over welcome. you know, we're open hands to everybody. but the person in england who lives here that needs help _ doesn't get that help. how long have you lived in swindon? a growing population hasn't stopped the high street struggling. it's gone. marks and spencers here have gone. and despite all the closed shops, i there are loads of vacancy notices. we need people. give me a sense of where you think the government is on on immigration at the moment? they're clueless. utterly clueless. they don't seem to have a plan. all they seem to do is go around shouting, "stop the boats." - have you heard about this plan to fly people to rwanda? they're going to process claims... do it. get them over. get them out. bette

ex non—league footballer with footballer also had a spell with swindon was the swindon town as well.he profile coming profile i want to see coming into in terms of into the game in terms of officials, come officials, because he's come from the route, don't from the playing route, we don't see want to see enough of that. i want to see. graduate see. i want to see graduate academy coming into academy rejects coming into refereeing. say to them, okay, you it the you didn't quite make it in the premier league or the championship but championship or whatever, but you is so you know, the standard is so high, why don't stay in the high, why don't you stay in the game? why don't you be an official? good official? it gives you a good living. to be among all living. you get to be among all the footballers, and you get to apply your knowledge acquired from play from being in the field of play and and and suffering the tackles and getting the red cards and yellow cards, nuances cards, understanding the nuances of the play and maybe adding some value as an official so we can don't more can see so

in swindon, princess anne joined a community street party, handing out commemorative tins to local children complete contrast to the formality of the coronation. all: awwww! crowd counts down. that evening, a concert fit for a king. 20,000 members of the public, including charity volunteers and nhs workers, filled the east lawn of windsor castle. everybody! # never... in the royal box, prince george and princess charlotte joined the family, dancing along to musical royalty. and prince william took to the stage to pay a very personal tribute. as my grandmother said when she was crowned, coronations are a declaration of our hopes for the future. and i know she's up there fondly keeping an eye on us. and she'd be a very proud mother. cheering. william talked about his father's 50 years of service, his work on the environment, the prince's trust, and... perhaps most importantly of all, my father has always understood that people of all faiths, all backgrounds and all communities deserve to be celebrated and supported. cheering and applause. pa, we are all so proud of you. and i also want to exp