former chairman of the defence safter tobias ellwood former chairman of the defence safter house tobiasrman of the defence safter house wasbias ellwood former chairman of the defence safter house was targeted.»od , after his house was targeted. this week pro—palestinian this week by pro—palestinian protesters . he'll be joining us protesters. he'll be joining us live from the munich security conference moment . payment. you're listening to gb news radio . news radio. >> welcome back to the camilla tominey show. lovely to have your company this sunday morning. i'm joined now by former chairman of the defence select committee, ellwood former chairman of the defence sthe :t committee, ellwood former chairman of the defence sthe mp mmittee, ellwood former chairman of the defence sthe mp forlittee, ellwood former chairman of the defence sthe mp for bournemouthellwood former chairman of the defence sthe mp for bournemouth east. d , the mp for bournemouth east. tobias, thank you for joining , the mp for bournemouth east. tobias, thank you forjoining me tobias, thank you for joining me from mun

it's not just tobias ellwood . we've seen this tobias ellwood.is happen to wes streeting. we've had now mp for had mike freer, now the mp for golders green, announced that he's step down. the he's got to step down. the threats him too much. threats to him are too much. i had suella braverman in this chair couple of weeks ago chair a couple of weeks ago telling that she has to telling me that she has had to hold her taxpayer funded hold on to her taxpayer funded bodyguards, that she while bodyguards, that she had while she secretary. normally she was home secretary. normally you keep them, you go off you don't keep them, you go off back normal back into your normal constituency and you don't constituency life and you don't need that protection, she does because she keeps on receiving death mean, in my death threats. i mean, in my mind , it's extraordinary that mind, it's extraordinary that the police have to tell an mp he can't go back to his home. yes, it is extraordinary. >> and bear in mind rishi sunak also had his home attacked. um no, not acc

tobias ellwood spoke to bbc four�*s evan davis about the incident. is the boundary between legitimate _ situation. what is the boundary between legitimate protest - situation. what is the boundaryj between legitimate protest and intimidation, harassment, threats and so on? i intimidation, harassment, threats and so on?— and so on? i think that is the big cuestion and so on? i think that is the big question we _ and so on? i think that is the big question we need _ and so on? i think that is the big question we need to _ and so on? i think that is the big question we need to answer. - and so on? i think that is the big question we need to answer. all| and so on? i think that is the big - question we need to answer. all mps expect criticism from time to time, it comes with the territory but the bar of acceptable treatment is falling. holding rallies outside of parliament, outside an mp�*s office is one thing but advertising for private address to mobilise an aggressive and intimidating rally at an mp�*s residential property, impacting notjust the an mp

and and worrying and astonishing and worrying scenes outside tobias ellwood's . scenes outside tobias ellwood's. house member of parliament for bournemouth, conservative last night with 100 people pro palestine protesters, it raises questions once again about the safety of our members of parliament. plus i'm going to tell something about the tell you something about the judge yesterday , the judge judge yesterday, the judge remembered the three women who had the paragliders on the back of their jackets. they were found guilty a jury let found guilty by a jury and let off judge. astonishing off by a judge. some astonishing news that all . to news about that judge. all. to come in the next hour. but first, let's get the news with polly middlehurst . polly middlehurst. >> nigel, thank you, and good evening to you. well, the top story from the gb newsroom tonight is that labour says there are strong checks on would be mps after a second labour candidate was suspended following accusations of anti—semitism. former. mp graham jones was reportedly recalled kid, saying british people who volu

>> tobias ellwood, >> all right. tobias ellwood, good you. thanks for good to see you.l morning. good to see you. thanks for joirstill to morning. good to see you. thanks for joirstill to come orning. good to see you. thanks for joirstill to come .rning. good to see you. thanks for joirstill to come . doig. good to see you. thanks for joirstill to come . do we need >> still to come. do we need another tv series about covid? bev turner certainly doesn't think . think so. >> oh, think we do. but it's >> oh, i think we do. but it's not this one. i can tell you that there's sorts that there's all sorts of stories need telling, stories that need telling, but this go this is not it. don't go anywhere. this is britain's news. a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb news. >> hello, i'm alex deakin, this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. >> you've probably noticed a bit of one today, but it is of a wet one today, but it is brightening west this afternoon. >> tomorrow though, more heavy rain gusty winds. rain and gu

but i think tobias ellwood makes the point. take your protest to westminster. yeah.oman called drew, was the called corey drew, who was the labour against tobias labour candidate against tobias ellwood general ellwood at the last general election. she's trying to election. so she's trying to become a politician, and she thinks acceptable behave thinks it's acceptable to behave like it isn't. like that. it isn't. >> should better now. >> she should know better now. >> she should know better now. >> inflation has remained unchanged at 4% in january as food prices fell for the first time in three years, beating expectations from some rather gloomy forecasters . gloomy forecasters. >> here is what the chancellor, jeremy hunt , >> here is what the chancellor, jeremy hunt, had to >> here is what the chancellor, jeremy hunt , had to say. jeremy hunt, had to say. >> inflation never falls in a straight line and although it's welcome that it hasn't gone up today, it is still double the target level of 2. and we're not going to be able to relieve pressure on families until we h

his of mine, tobias ellwood.ittle bit nasty. and we're seeing more and more that mps say safety, personal safety is coming under threat. stephen, what more can we do to, to sort this problem out? >> well, i think we've got a real dilemma here, leigh. look, if an mp is going to be available and accessible to the pubuc available and accessible to the public and i think you have to be, you can't lock yourself up in tower, then you're in an ivory tower, then you're going to have this risk. the point ellwood, he's point about tobias ellwood, he's not case. i mean, there not the only case. i mean, there have hundreds of cases of have been hundreds of cases of mps surgeries being attacked and mobs mean, mobs outside. look, i mean, i was stephen timms when he was pps to stephen timms when he got stabbed in his got attacked and stabbed in his surgery. it happened. i've been hit three times mp. hit two, three times as an mp. people come literally people have come in literally come surgery and made come into my surgery and

i mean, tobias to how tobias ellwood to go back to how they this guy tobias ellwood to go back to howd for was nicknamed mullah ellwood for goodness sake. he went to the taliban to do a bit of pr in afghanistan . i mean, if that afghanistan. i mean, if that doesn't appease the pro—palestine mob , then nothing pro—palestine mob, then nothing will. andy and i think, you know, fairness, of mps know, in fairness, a lot of mps will their address publicly will have their address publicly available election slips available on the election slips that the ballot boxes. >> so in in that regard , most of >> so in in that regard, most of their addresses are already out there . but i think you're you're there. but i think you're you're missing the point. know , not missing the point. you know, not everyone . the everyone who supports. the self—determination of palestine supports the terrorist group hamas. so i'm a bit baffled as to why pro—palestinian supporters would be found. >> a bit as why >> i'm a bit baffled as to why so got so much free so many of them got so much free time tip time that th

tobias ellwood then? >> tobias ellwood? >> what about tobias ellwood? >> what about tobias ellwood?use? protesting outside his house? >> i disagree with protesting outside people's houses. i think i where think that he's going i where i think that he's going to afraid to speak just in to be afraid to speak just in case. well, we're we agreement is should be is that we should not be protesting people's protesting outside people's houses family. houses because they're family. we involvement . we have no have no involvement. they be involved. they should not be involved. i do you have right to do believe you have a right to protest outside the office of an mp. yeah, but if you believe the mp. yeah, but if you believe the mp is supporting genocide, that you're about, you're really upset about, but then to acknowledge then you have to acknowledge then you have to acknowledge then a fear of then that there is a fear of islamism because politicians islamism because the politicians know or people like to tobias ellwood would have been fearful. >> i think you're wrong. donica to compare sadi

being one of them, _ mps, tobias ellwood being one of them, that have been bordering on harassment,uld affect the process— intimidation is could affect the process of democracy in the house and that— process of democracy in the house and that is— process of democracy in the house and that is what appears to have happened — and that is what appears to have happened and lindsay hoyle himself says that _ happened and lindsay hoyle himself says that he made the wrong decision, _ says that he made the wrong decision, albeit for very noble motives _ decision, albeit for very noble motives. he does not want anyone to be attacked. — motives. he does not want anyone to be attacked, and that is understandable, but it has made his position— understandable, but it has made his position shaky. i would say lindsay hoyle _ position shaky. i would say lindsay hoyle is— position shaky. i would say lindsay hoyle is generally very well liked and while lots of mps have said they don't have _ and while lots of mps have said they don't have confidence in him, i think— don't have confidence in him, i thin

in just a few tobias ellwood. large. >> the police now focusing again on the attacker's hometown of newcastle and our people . newcastle and our people. >> panel returns today and we're in greys in essex . in greys in essex. >> yes, welcome to orsett, just close to greys in essex, where our people's panel returned in the pub behind me on camilla tominey show from 930. good morning. >> there were six nations scares on the opening weekend for england and scotland in the rugby. tyson fury shrugs off an eye injury to set a date with oleksandr usyk , and we'll look oleksandr usyk, and we'll look ahead to a key clash at the top of the premier league. >> they set to be a damp, dreary and blustery day for many of us. is there any chance of some sunshine? i'll have the answers a little later on. >> morning to you. i'm stephen dixon and i'm anne diamond , and dixon and i'm anne diamond, and this is breakfast on gb news. we've been talking about fat this morning, steve miller, who we had on earlier on who you'll know from fa

but with me now is tobias ellwood from the centre party. tobias centre of the party.other group being formed? absolutely >> it's been a difficult couple of years. >> you know it, i know it, but we're starting to navigate into a far better . place thanks to a far better. place thanks to rishi sunaks leadership, fiscal discipline has returned calmer waters . waters. >> we're looking ahead. >> we're looking ahead. >> statecraft has returned as well to whitehall as we get involved with what's going on in the middle east and ukraine and so forth. and yet here we have yet formation of a yet another formation of a group, people's front of group, another people's front of judea. >> e“- judea. >> very confusing to the >> this is very confusing to the electorate. at time when they electorate. at a time when they want to see discipline, they want to see discipline, they want want to want to see unity. they want to see sense of purpose. see a sense of purpose. >> at the moment they're not >> and at the moment they're not sure stands for. we sure what labour stands for. we don't t

. >> tobias ellwood , um, >> tobias ellwood, um, conservative mp outside his house, a mob formed up andposters of him voting for genocide . and turns out the genocide. and turns out the ringleader was a won corrie jew who used to be a parliamentary candidate, stood for the labour party in 2019 as a corbynista once again underlines the fact that the more, the sharper end of this seems to be spearheaded by the hard left. >> you're the left are certainly involved. and we heard last night, didn't we, from jonathan gullies, a tory mp, red wall mp. he's very concerned about about what he's facing and his family. he's saying he would take matters his own hands if matters into his own hands if his house is approached by people. it's across the people. so it's across the board. think you have, board. i think when you have, um, it should be a safe place to debate anything you like in the house of commons. when that house of commons. but when that extends the a threats in extends into the a threats in real life, we saw it, didn't we? with the recent labour labour mp quitting over that. it's appall

dozens of people gathered outside tobias ellwood's house holding banners and calling for a ceasefire e mobs targeting mps. lucy manning reports. one, two, three, four... outside tobias elwood's home in dorset, a crowd of pro—palestinian demonstrators chanting on monday night — posters with his face, bloody hands, claims he's complicit in genocide, the mp and his family told by police to stay away for their safety. mr ellwood, who's criticised both hamas and the israeli leadership, says this intimidation of mps and their families is unacceptable. holding rallies outside of parliament, outside an mp's office is one thing, but advertising the private address to mobilise an aggressive, intimidating rally at an mp's residential property, impacting notjust on the family but also neighbours as well, for me, is a step too far. this cannot be normalised. mps from all parties have been threatened. labour mpjo stevens's cardiff office was daubed with "murderer" after a commons vote on gaza. the conservative mp mike freer is stepping down. his office was burned down, though police said this wasn'

. >> miss patrick christys >> don't miss patrick christys tonight, >> tobias ellwood is a conservativeh. he appears quite regularly on gb news. he does the media round. he speaks a lot about defence. as an army officer. he talks about foreign policy. um, i wouldn't call tobias an especially high profile member of parliament. i certainly wouldn't call him a particularly controversial member of parliament. he has his views and he's very happy to debate to and express them . last night outside express them. last night outside his home in bournemouth, about 100 people gathered to protest. take a look at some of these pictures . i'm not running for pictures. i'm not running for nicola sturgeon people . nicola sturgeon people. >> you are here. you are everywhere from the world. >> now this is all because tobias ellwood did not support an immediate ceasefire when israel started to go into gaza, but 100 of them were there. they were long there for a long time, making a huge amount of noise. 1 or 2 of the things that were being said were not particularly pleasant. and i am worried about this. y

tobias ellwood house, it was his dorso property. tobias ellwood house, it was his dorso pibitzrty.mber name. all of this? you know, you ccouldn't remember name. all of this? you know, you ccouldn't familiar. er name. i couldn't be familiar. >> that's that's the issue. you remember where remember his name? where is he? >> you remember his name? i told you well, correct. well, you you as well, correct. well, you know, i'm just me. >> a regular person. >> i'm a regular person. >> i'm a regular person. >> mark why? why >> if mark rowley. why? why isn't london? as i isn't the mayor of london? as i said, mark rowley doing more this happened to this wouldn't have happened to lee met lee anderson if the met police had you know, stopped this had had you know, stopped this awful behaviour, these hate marches and the terrible wording up on big ben. where were they? why couldn't they stop the projection ? why couldn't they projection? why couldn't they just put a card in front of it and say, right, come on, come away can't they away with me? why can't they act? why can't they anything? act? wh

been footage we have broadcasted on the bbc too of a demonstration outside the conservative mp tobias ellwood'se law, police don't need new powers for this. for the police to disperse these demonstrations that, in effect, they can regard them as intimidator ri, and that would allow them to get rid of the people who are protesting, at least to get rid of them from that particular location. he also wanted to see more notice given by organisers of demonstrations to the police so they can decide what is an appropriate response. and as part of appropriate response. and as part of a £31 million package helping not just to improve the safety of mps but also in the general election year, candidates from all parties. there will also be a provision for such policing, so if something appears to be getting out of control, the funds will be there for the police to increase their numbers —— search control. people have been a bit concerned about this because demonstrations are nothing new, and demonstrations are nothing new, and demonstrations against the poll tax, iraq war, and characterising pro—palestinian

last week dozens of pro—palestinian protesters turned up outside the home of conservative mp tobias ellwood the police were able to provide a necessary barricade with their own vehicles, but ultimately it was deeply distressing to learn about that. but also for my village, that had never seen anything like this before. the prime minister is worried for what sir lindsay's decision says about our society. we should never let extremists - intimidate us into changing the way in which parliament works. parliament is an important place for us to have these debates - and just because some people might want to stifle that _ with intimidation or aggressive i behaviour, we should not bend to that and change - how parliament works. that's a very slippery slope, it's not the right way to go. i mps disagree about whether lindsay hoyle was right to use safety to justify his actions yesterday. but they agree that there's a problem here and that it's getting worse. sir lindsay hoyle's position as speaker of the house of commons feels extremely precarious here in westminster tonight. 67 mp5, almost all of t

. —— tobias ellwood. he was believed to have been at home. no arrests were made. incidents a day last year according to a leading trade body. incidents against staff were up by 50% in the year to september 2023, up from 870 incidents a day the year before. the british retail consortium criticised the "woefully inadequate" action taken by the government to address the "crisis". radio 2 has announced that liza tarbuck will present a special love songs programme to pager b to steve wright, who died at the age of 69. “ pay wright, who died at the age of 69. —— pay tribute to steve wright. you're live with bbc news. the israel—gaza war now. israel will press ahead with its offensive against hamas in rafah despite international warnings. israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, says the offensive will happen after civilians are allowed to leave the area in gaza's south. in at nasser hospital in khan younis, take a look at these images here verified by the bbc. you can see a large crowd of people leaving the hospital. the israel defense forces says its troops were op

last week dozens of pro—palestinian protesters turned up outside the home of conservative mp, tobias ellwoodkfully the police were able to provide necessary barricade with their own vehicles, but ultimately it was deeply distressing to learn about that. but also for my village, they had never seen anything like this before. the prime minister is worried for what sir lindsay's decision says for our society. we should never let extremist intimidate us into changing the way in which parliament works. parliament is an important place to have these debates and just because some people might want to stifle that with intimidation or aggressive behaviour, we should not bend to that and change parliament works. it is very slippery slope and not the right way to go. mps disagree whether lindsay hoyle was right to sanction to justify his action yesterday. but they agree there is a problem and that it is getting worse. let's speak to lord daniel finkelstein, the times columnist and conservative peer. first of all, what you make of what has happened over the last 24 hours, chaotic and incredible scenes i

tobias ellwood's house.ell, this is if it's a trend, it's a very bad trend. >> and it needs to be literally stomped on by the police. and i believe in free speech, and i believe in free speech, and i believe in free speech, and i believe in the ability to protest. >> this is the problem, isn't it? it's a fine line, lewis. you like saying things where people don't you to. what don't always want you to. what don't always want you to. what do you think? >> i'm to say the >> well, i'm going to say the truth. truth is, this truth. the truth is, is this this is complete not this is a complete this is not even this is this even a story. this is this where, where why don't you ask? why don't ask ourselves, why don't we ask ourselves, where information where does the information come from these from that goes in these newspapers ? newspapers? >> investigative reporter , a >> and investigative reporter, a reporter, he's on the phone with some them. some of them. >> just stop oil. i know these people. they're vegans. t

tobias ellwood says a demonstration by pro—palestinian campaigners outside his house was too far.ear, according to a leading trade body. incidents against staff were up by 50% in the year to september 2023 — up from 870 incidents a day the year before. the british retail consortium criticised the "woefully inadequate" action taken by the government to address the "crisis". radio two has announced that lisa tarbox will present a special love songs programme to pay tribute to steve wright, who died on monday at the age of 69. the show will be on his usual morning slot at 9am. you're live with bbc news. indonesia's prabowo subianto says he looks to be on track for a first—round win in the country's presidential election. it's billed as the largest and most complex one—day election in the world. more than 200 million people were eligible to vote in the country's 17,000 islands, across three time zones. pollsters are showing that the defence minister, prabowo, has about 58% of the vote. the bbc�*s frances mao explains why this election is a key one to watch. the maps have got it wrong.

. >> we shall, uh, when a bullying, pro—palestine mob can frighten mp tobias ellwood's family by besieginge and accusing the senior tory of being a war criminal with the police present. aren't we entitled to ask what on earth is britain coming to? >> that's a that's a long headline. there it is. and i needed to, because if i just read you're so dramatic, nick, i was it's my. >> i got a bee in gcse drama. josh, i don't want to brag. >> um, the former middle east minister and two sons inside minister and its two sons inside as protesters . as up to 100 angry protesters. accused him of war crimes for backing israel. >> so it's a pertinent question what is britain coming to? >> josh? >> josh? >> um, and this this for a lot of us here create creates quite the conundrum because we're all free speech advocates and we are all very happy for people to air their views and for those views to be heard. but where is the line drawn? and i would say when it comes to family safety, for sure, you know, but there is no indication that the, the safety . indication that the, the safety. these children were in

here was tobias ellwood talking to gb news this afternoon. >> he's right wing tories. . they look at their government. they don't really recognise many people their persuasion in people from their persuasion in it. so they formed the pop cons to that for them. and to do that for them. yeah. and this problem of where this is the problem of where we're heading is because can we're heading is because i can tell message build on tell you the message build on your and that rile you your hate and that can rile you up, get your anger going, and then for me. then you'll vote for me. >> but it going to take the >> but is it going to take the country anywhere? oh, no it won't. that other won't. we've seen that in other parts world. we don't parts of the world. we don't want to happen here. what want that to happen here. what we'll is party fragment we'll see is our party fragment between the light blue the between the light blue and the dark worst case scenario, dark blue. worst case scenario, we'll farage ending up we'll see nigel farage ending up as our because as leader of ou

this took place not at parliament but outside the home of the conservative mp tobias ellwood, raising about intimidation. today, £31 million has been made available, some of it for enhanced policing and some of it for enhanced policing and some of it for enhanced policing and some of it for improving mps' safety. some of it for improving mps' safe . w some of it for improving mps' safe . ~ ., safety. each mp and in fact councillors _ safety. each mp and in fact councillors and _ safety. each mp and in fact councillors and elected - safety. each mp and in fact - councillors and elected mayors and crime commissioners need to be able to speak and vote as their conscience and their views dictate, without any kind of external intimidation. and that is why we are making this announcement today, it is £31 million of new money. we can't stand _ is £31 million of new money. we can't stand for intimidation and threats— can't stand for intimidation and threats in— can't stand for intimidation and threats in a democracy, we can't stand _ threats in a democracy, we can't stand for— threats in a de

now we saw tobias ellwood at his home last night.that , of outside his house that, of course, happened to mike freer, who stepped down. and it's also happened to labour mps. who stepped down. and it's also happened to labour mps . this happened to labour mps. this kind of crystallised ation, this calcification, this hardening of the mindset and it's spreading into british politics. do you fear syed from rochdale? aside from this incident, that we are now approaching a new toxicity in british politics by importing the conflict in gaza ? the conflict in gaza? >> well, i certainly hope not. and i don't want to pour fuel on to the flames. what mike freer has experienced and what tobias ellwood has experienced is wholly unacceptable. and i would urge the police forces in the respective constituencies to do everything that they can under their independent operation . all their independent operation. all ability . and i would hope that ability. and i would hope that the british public, and i'm confident that the vast majority of the british

gathered outside the home of tory mp tobias ellwood.h one protester reportedly telling a journalist that the group is ready to , quote, look a bit ready to, quote, look a bit loony . the king was seen smiling loony. the king was seen smiling and waving as he attended church in sandringham this morning . in sandringham this morning. braving the wet weather, his majesty and the queen clutched umbrellas in their first public outing since prince harry's interview on us breakfast television. the duke of sussex is said to be willing to undertake some royal duties, while his father. undertake some royal duties, while his father . undergoes while his father. undergoes treatment for cancer, though there's reportedly been no changes to the current arrangements and finally, britain's brightest stars are putting on their sunday best ahead of the baftas this evening . the nuclear bomb epic oppenheimer is leading the pack with 13 nominations, including . with 13 nominations, including. best film. elsewhere, claire foy is up for best supporting actres

last week dozens of pro—palestinian protesters turned up outside the home of conservative mp, tobias ellwoodry barricade with their own vehicles, but ultimately it was deeply distressing to learn about that. but also for my village, they had never seen anything like this before. the they had never seen anything like this before-— this before. the prime minister is worried for— this before. the prime minister is worried for what _ this before. the prime minister is worried for what sarah _ this before. the prime minister is worried for what sarah lindsay's i worried for what sarah lindsay's decision says for our society. irate decision says for our society. we should never let extremist intimidate us into the way in which partiament— intimidate us into the way in which parliament works. parliament is an important — parliament works. parliament is an important place to have these debates — important place to have these debates and just because some people itii-i'it debates and just because some people might want to stifle that with intimidation or aggressive behaviour, we should not bend to th

and and worrying and astonishing and worrying scenes outside tobias ellwood's . scenes outside tobias night with 100 people pro palestine protesters, it raises questions once again about the safety of our members of parliament. plus i'm going to tell something about the tell you something about the judge yesterday , the judge judge yesterday, the judge remembered the three women who had the paragliders on the back of their jackets. they were found guilty a jury let found guilty by a jury and let off judge. astonishing off by a judge. some astonishing news that all . to news about that judge. all. to come in the next hour. but first, let's get the news with polly middlehurst . polly middlehurst. >> nigel, thank you, and good evening to you. well, the top story from the gb newsroom tonight is that labour says there are strong checks on would be mps after a second labour candidate was suspended following accusations of anti—semitism. former. mp graham jones was reportedly recalled kid, saying british people who volunteer to fight with the israeli defence forces should be locked up and hi

and and worrying and astonishing and worrying scenes outside tobias ellwood's . scenes outside tobiasnservative last night with 100 people pro palestine protesters, it raises

you saw the images there from ellwood's house. from tobias ellwood's house.ght to bear. >> those got nicked. they >> those people got nicked. they might not do again. might not do it again. >> laws are there. as >> and the laws are there. as we know laws are there know. we know the laws are there to stop the portrayal of language building of language on the building of parliament. you saw for yourself the fact that the projector wasn't being stopped. so the powers are there for the police, wasn't being stopped. so the powits are there for the police, wasn't being stopped. so the powit seemsiere for the police, wasn't being stopped. so the powit seems that for the police, wasn't being stopped. so the powit seems that the he police, wasn't being stopped. so the powit seems that the police ce, wasn't being stopped. so the powit seems that the police are but it seems that the police are happy more. and this is happy to take more. and this is this is for private security, by the for the police. so the way, not for the police. so you'll be for policing you'll be ac

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and tobias ellwood then replied immediately, replied almost immediately, asking john hayes to delete wingers across various right wingers across different , different strands of thought, all ellwood . all criticising tobias ellwood. and i think for me this shows that the row, uh, often is about not just the substance of the issue, but also about personalities involved. so i think that there's a of think that there's a lot of tory mps who, frankly, don't really like tobias after his like tobias ellwood after his his which was his video last summer, which was very as very, very very seen as very, very favourable to the taliban regime in afghanistan . and so i think in afghanistan. and so i think this lee anderson this shows how the lee anderson route isn't just confined to the pros merits strengths pros and merits and strengths and lee anderson's and weaknesses of lee anderson's comments. it's also about other things. as things. so it's serving as displacement activity for a lot of within the of tension within the conservative party that's bubbung bubbling over right now. >> yes. and s

. >> suppose tobias ellwood >> i suppose it's tobias ellwood found well. anyway. well, i'm not sure you're renee. >> think, know, probably >> i think, you know, probably you're working here in you're safer working here in this westminster this building in westminster than working home or in your than working in home or in your own constituency offices. so i don't think it's a solution at all. and i don't think it's one we go down because we should go down because it would admitting these would be admitting defeat. these people would have won as a member of the public, i suppose, as people are as i am some people are thinking, know, if thinking, well, you know, if we've ourselves we've got ourselves in a situation where yet again, we're doing we can to not doing everything we can to not address the cause of this. address the root cause of this. >> you know, end up >> so, you know, do we end up with debates being changed or votes being changed in parliament with millions of pounds taxpayers money being pounds of taxpayers money being spent these protests spe

earlier this month, the home of the conservative backbencher tobias ellwood was targeted by protesters warning his family to "stay away" from the property. on sunday, two mps said receiving death threats had become part of their daily lives. our chief political correspondent henry zeffman joins us now. i feel very strongly that as the local mp, i should i feel very strongly that as the local mp, ishould be i feel very strongly that as the local mp, i should be seen until about, and i now have to carry a panic button with me at all times which reports to the police. i have had to have the police install a number of different security measures in my home including panic buttons in the bedrooms, and that is the scale of the challenge. i buttons in the bedrooms, and that is the scale of the challenge.— the scale of the challenge. i have had direct death _ the scale of the challenge. i have had direct death threats. - the scale of the challenge. i have had direct death threats. it - the scale of the challenge. i have had direct death threats. it feels| had direct death threats. it feels lik

well, despite that misfire, conservative mp tobias ellwood told gb news earlier it's actually a signf military progress . progress. >> it's worth just pointing out that our nuclear deterrent is the backbone of our defence posture and its ability to prevent coercion or deter aggression and would also help protect our nato allies. this was part of about 190 tests that that submarine had to go through to get the green light, if you like, to the tick in the box to be able to go to sea for operations, um, and, and that's good to see it back as part of our four boat program . teachers our four boat program. teachers and health care workers in england and wales will be legally required to report cases of child sexual abuse under new government plans . government plans. >> the home secretary announced the move this morning and if staff fail to report an incident, they could face a permanent ban from working with children in. it will also mean anyone who stops someone from reporting or covers up a disclosure of child sexual abuse could face up to seven years in prison. james cleverly says it

former defence minister tobias ellwood says britain was right to take further action in our economy andour security are symbiotic , and our security are symbiotic, interconnected as we see in the red sea. >> if we don't protect those international shipping lanes, if we don't step forward with other nations, then our way of life is now challenged because of these errant nations taking advantage of our ever wobbly international rules based order. britain does step up. that's who we are. as a nation, and we need to start doing it again. meanwhile mps are warning the uk's armed forces won't be ready for war unless critical needs are addressed. >> the commons defence committee says the military is consistent , says the military is consistent, overstretched and it's capability is being marred by stockpile shortages and a recruitment crisis . it comes as recruitment crisis. it comes as the royal navy aircraft carrier hms queen elizabeth was forced to abandon a nato exercise at the last minute after a problem with a propeller shaft was discovered. the former home secretary says the government's

former defence minister tobias ellwood says britain was right to take further action.r economy and our security are symbiotically interconnected , as we see in the interconnected, as we see in the red sea >> if we don't protect those international shipping lanes, if we don't step forward with other nations, then our way of life is now challenged . because of these now challenged. because of these errant nations taking advantage of our ever wobbly international rules based order. britain does step up. that's who we are. as a nation, and we need to start doing it again. the former home secretary says the government's rwanda plan to deter people smugglers from coming to the uk won't work . won't work. >> suella braverman told camilla tominey that rishi sunak didn't agree to her proposal because they may have upset some community. >> was what we were proposing to the rwanda bill was to exclude individual claims , pretty much, individual claims, pretty much, uh , you know, totally. and then uh, you know, totally. and then also prevent the strasbourg court from actually bloc

tobias ellwood, conservative mp. of course.ofound there to think not just of all those mps that been attacked, but mps that have been attacked, but those attacks that have been prevented that haven't happened . prevented that haven't happened. and of course, that that could have gone far, far. i'm not going let this one go. going to let this one go. >> i do think that it's important for rishi sunak the prime stand up and prime minister, to stand up and actually say something the actually say something to the country this sort of country about this sort of thing. maybe it wouldn't change anything, but means anything, but it means something. do not? do you something. do you not? do you agree it's one of those moments. >> it's the leadership, >> i think it's the leadership, perhaps. is in perhaps. rishi sunak is in a unique place whereby he could be saying something particularly about community cohesion in this country , particularly as the as country, particularly as the as the second ethnic minority prime minister of the united

, scenes outside tobias ellwood, uh, home.h, just the other week. it's certainly true . there week. it's certainly true. there are elements in this country who have used the gaza situation to display their contempt for democracy . i see no argument democracy. i see no argument about that whatsoever . uh, the about that whatsoever. uh, the point i'm trying to make is that there were three slightly different positions , uh, that different positions, uh, that were of significance yesterday. i think , in good faith. uh, i think, in good faith. uh, lindsay hoyle attempted to reflect that, which is kind of what the speaker is required to do, in my understanding . look, i do, in my understanding. look, i have been to lindsay hoyle to try and make represent notations on things . my experience of on things. my experience of deaung on things. my experience of dealing with the mine is that he politely listens to you and he makes it clear that he makes the judgement that that's what we elected him to do . elected him to do. >> steve isn't

former minister tobias ellwood has declared there is a 1939 feel to the world, and that britain is notall of that was before retiring. army chief general sir patrick sanders, advocate , said the sanders, advocate, said the training of a citizen army in readiness for a future land war. ukraine has used up its available generations of men and boys. available generations of men and boys . now, those ukrainians who boys. now, those ukrainians who absented themselves from the country in advance of the fighting face the possibility if new legislation is passed there, of having to return to fight or face the seizure of their bank accounts and other assets, maybe those men will return and maybe they won't . in any event, they they won't. in any event, they won't be enough to satisfy a meat grinder that is being future proofed against the possible of its ever running out of steam. who sent next? of steam. who will be sent next? whose sons will be cannon fodder in ukraine? my sons. your sons ? in ukraine? my sons. your sons? as the second world war played out, it wasn't equipment that was in sho