now, together the foreign secretary, david lammy and the home secretary, yvette cooper, who lays herr wreaths. now the crown dependencies and united kingdom follow. the bailiwick of guernsey and jersey. and the isle of man. representatives of the british virgin islands, the falklands islands, pitcairn islands, st helena and the turks and caicos islands. they will be followed by groups of high commissioners. the high commissioners who follow are effect ambassadors for their countries here in britain. it is interesting that more than half of those who fought in the second world war were from commonwealth countries outside great britain. canada, australia, new zealand, and malaysia. they're they�* re followed by they're followed by representatives of nigeria, cyprus, jamaica, trinidad and tobago, you uganda and kenya. malawi, malta, the island which was awarded the george cross for its courage in resisting german invasion. botswana, and barbados. mentioning those who fought from the old empire, 115,000 from africa fought in the first world war, alongside the british. 10,000 it was estim

been released and mentions a few politicians by name, angela rayner, the deputy prime minister, yvette cooper

but there are lots of other people, you know, yvette cooper has been out this week saying that she backsiz kendall, another cabinet minister who's on the programme with us tomorrow. she's backing the bill. kim leadbeater, of course, who's the labour mp who's put this forward, backs it very strongly. so it's, i think it's very understandable that this is not and completely proper that this is not a party political issue. however, there are politics in this. yeah. because the government has given this time in westminster, we know that the prime minister is in favour of this change, although he doesn't really want to talk about it now. we know also, its just awkward to have cabinet ministers out there expressing different views because, you know, unity is powerful in politics and having them out there saying different things, that's just awkward, even debating whether or not they should be saying different things. and there is a sense of people i've been speaking to in government in the last couple of days of actually, was it the right thing to allow this to go ahead at this moment? so earl

yvette cooper has brought them back, but now this is embarrassing them a bit.ey're having to say something and this looks like it's going further into it, saying that actually there was like an extensive operation about this tweet, and now there's this ridiculous kind of circular pattern going as well, where the police have complained to the press complaints commission because allison pearson wrote, treated them unethically. they said she treated them unethically. they're the real victims. >> won't someone think about the police as the real remembrance sunday, which i happen to think is like particularly nasty because they know who she is. she might have been at home. >> i think they're making a point, though, obviously. >> yeah. it's disgraceful. it's pure projection. this hate business is always projection. it's them. who is who are seething with resentment. and you're right. absolutely. >> and then she posted online what had happened. and then, like you said, the police came after her and said everyone's pointing fingers at one another. it's insane what we a

but our home secretary, yvette cooper , home secretary, yvette cooper, said of some trump remarks these from aren't just harmless rants from a sad man in his bedroom. this is the bully pulpit of the most powerful man on the planet broadcast to millions of people. here she is also on camera, conveniently saying that the uk shouldn't welcome trump. >> i think the problem for us is that to roll out a red carpet at the moment could well become to provide a platform for further tweets or further divisive statements that cause a problem for our communities here in the united kingdom. and i don't think it would be right for to us let that happen. now we know how the labour party feel about tweets they don't approve of, don't we? >> in 2017, our health secretary wes streeting, called trump an odious , sad little man. in odious, sad little man. in a post on x, he added imagine being proud to have that as your president . ed miliband being proud to have that as your president. ed miliband is being proud to have that as your president . ed miliband is next. president. ed miliband is next. in 2016,

yvette cooper and keir starmer have no plans to stop the boats. man is set to be the first illegal migrant industry billionaire. £4.8 million a day you give to him also. >> dawn butler takes the post down and that's the end of it, is it? there's no further action against ms butler. >> so as i said, i haven't seen the post and i think those sorts of issues around party issues, those are always ones for the whip . whip. >> keir starmer refuses to remove the whip from race baiting mp dawn butler, who shared a social media post that said kemi badenoch was white supremacy in blackface. >> and okay, you won't ever threaten me, mp

the cooperative, mild-mannered girlfriend hardly seems like a killer. so if not yvette tony, who in the world wanted george blumenschein dead. >> were you worried that there was someone else out there? >> yes. if they did not succeed, they would try again. >> at that point we did not know if any would would attempt to go in his room. >> you were concerned about a second murder attempt. >> s, ma'am. >> the plot started to thicken. >> i think people started to realize. so ask your pharmacist or doctor about scheduling an rsv vaccine, too. because moments like these matter head & shoulders is launching something huge. the bare minimum. anti-dandruff shampoo made with only nine ingredients - no sulfates, silicones or dyes and packaged with 45% less plastic - giving you outstanding dandruff protection and leaving hair beautiful and moisturized. major dandruff protection, minimal ingredients. job done. new head & shoulders bare. with vaseline, hydrated skin is just the beginning. level up to even toned, radiant skin. new vaseline radiant x body lotion with 1% niacinamide. lev

as for yvette cooper saying that it's not her job as home secretary. , the truth home secretary. well, the truth is it probably is her job as is it probably is herjob as home secretary , either her job home secretary, either her job or the job of the justice secretary. the process is that the icc 1515 00:08:35,

the home secretary yvette cooper said _ that's needed.ome secretary yvette cooper said this morning - that's needed. the home secretaryl yvette cooper said this morning that this was an issue that government would specifically look at and take seriously so that violence in teenage relationships like holly�*s is recorded in the right way. she also said a number of measures were being introduced to try and halve violence against women and girls over the next ten years and it wouldn't just over the next ten years and it wouldn'tjust include support for victims. it wouldn't 'ust include support for victims. . , wouldn't 'ust include support for victims. ., , ., ., victims. it means new action to tackle perpetrators _ victims. it means new action to tackle perpetrators and - victims. it means new action to tackle perpetrators and also . victims. it means new action to tackle perpetrators and also it | tackle perpetrators and also it means new prevention work, including in schools to tackle attitudes towards violence in teenage relationships wh

yvette cooper and keir starmer have no plans to stop the boats. meanwhile , this man is set to be meanwhile, this man is set to be the first illegal migrant industry billionaire. £4.8 million a day you give to him also. >> dawn butler takes the post down and that's the end of it, is it? there's no further action against ms butler. >> so as i said, i haven't seen the post and i think those sorts of issues around party issues, those are always ones for the whip . whip. >> keir starmer refuses to remove the whip from race baiting mp dawn butler, who shared a social media post that said kemi badenoch was white supremacy in blackface. >> and okay, you won't ever threaten me, mp ever threat me again. will you leave it here? >> still no arrests or charges for the former labour mp who allegedly battered a constituent more two—tiered justice. >> plus, so are liverpudlians aware who is making money from their famous ferry. >> i have no idea who owns the foreshore. >> i believe it's a gentleman from liverpool, the council. i think his name's chris. >> channe

speaking in the commons yesterday, yvette cooper blamed the tories.hat surprise. >> but unfortunately, before the last election, the previous government cut asylum decision making by 75% in the run up to the election, took away caseworkers and that is why the backlog, the backlog was soaring. we have now put caseworkers back into place so that we can start clearing the backlog, because the asylum hotels are costing the taxpayer huge amounts of money, and clearing the backlog is labour's strategy for solving the migrant crisis. >> indeed, it has announced millions of pounds in legal aid for migrants awaiting their asylum applications . but asylum applications. but remember, clearing the backlog is a euphemism for letting the vast majority of those who apply in under the refugee convention. an estimated three quarters of 1,750,000,000 people, more than 750 times the number of people who live in somerset qualify for refugee status in the united kingdom . this means that the kingdom. this means that the overwhelming majority of people who apply for it wil

expecting to hearfrom home secretary yvette cooper, announcing £75 million to tackle people smugglingt to be made. and that begins we will take you to it. for the moment, let's get you some more news in the uk. there are fears there could be up to a quarter of a million more flats and apartments with dangerous flammable cladding similar to that used on grenfell tower that was previously thought. the figure follows a report from the national audit office which found more than 7000 additional unidentified tower blocks could be affected by the crisis. the cladding crisis has blighted the lives of hundreds of thousands of people. it's set to double in size says the national audit office. people like richard who were interviewed in his south london flat earlier this year, what does he think now? the idea that there is twice as many people makes me angry, to be honest. and if you needed evidence these figures support that evidence, it's a national scandal that is not getting the attention it deserves. this is the first time the ministry of housing has made public its estimate for how many t

so yvette cooper, the home secretary, seems to be suggesting that if netanyahu or indeed galant setshe uk, that they could be arrested because the uk government wants to follow this icc ruling, even though the likes of joe biden and others have decried it as outrageous. what's labour thinking h

home secretary yvette cooper says the uk will continue to work with international partners to stop peopleling . people smuggling. >> this is one of the largest ever law enforcement operations against people smuggling gangs right across europe, with arrests in many different countries, including here in the uk. and it just shows why it's so important for us to work internationally, as we're determined to do with our border security command in order to go after these dangerous gangs that are undermining border security and putting lives at risk . and putting lives at risk. >> meanwhile, today marks 50 years since the birmingham pub bombings, which took place on november the 21st, 1974. in the attack, 21 people were killed and hundreds of others were injured when bombs were detonated at two city centre pubs this afternoon. a service, including a period of silence, was held outside new street station in birmingham to allow people to gather and pay their respects. five decades on, up to 300,000 households will benefit from home upgrades next year. that's as the government announces new steps t

home secretary yvette cooper is expected to pay millions of pounds to countries such as kurdistan , turkeym in kurdistan, turkey and vietnam in return for co—operation and security agreements. this comes as across the pond, us president elect donald trump is also planning to crack down on illegal migration, considering deporting them to. oh yeah, rwanda. remember that a scheme actually scrapped by sir keir starmer earlier this year ? for starmer earlier this year? for more on this, let's now talk to somebody who knows exactly what's going on and can explain it in easy language for us. gb news political correspondent. the wonderful katherine forster. catherine, all this sounds very familiar. for a start. but ministers are preparing to strike a series of italy style deals . deals. >> well, sir keir starmer went to rome in september. i was on that trip and i was very struck by the fact that rishi sunak, the previous pm, had a fantastic relationship with giorgia meloni. this right wing figure, and sir keir starmer seems to be taking a very pragmatic approach. we were there, he was very interes

russia has barred cabinet ministers, including angela rayner , yvette including angela rayner, yvette cooper and rachel reeves from entering the country under new sanctions published by the foreign affairs ministry . foreign affairs ministry. jonathan reynolds and ed miliband are also among the 30 british citizens listed. the russian ministry said it was putting members of the uk's political and military establishment, as well as journalists, on its stop list. it comes as russia earlier on expelled a british diplomat and accused him of spying. downing street has denied those allegations, labelling them as baseless . british troops have baseless. british troops have been drafted in to help the united states air force find out who is responsible for drones flying over three air bases in england , sources have said. a us england, sources have said. a us air force spokesman said earlier this afternoon that a small number of drones have again been spotted flying near us air force bases in suffolk. the development comes after unidentified drones were previously spotted between wednesday and friday

italy style deals to stop thousands of illegal migrants setting off towards the uk home secretary yvette cooperted to pay millions of pounds to countries such as turkey and vietnam in return for co—operation and security agreements, and this comes after more than 400 illegal migrants crossed yesterday, taking the total to more than 33,500. that's quite something in this yeah that's quite something in this year. and as ever, some of your thoughts post your comments. i'd like to hear what you think. let's have a chat to gb news political correspondent katherine forster. okay , katherine forster. okay, catherine. so this has been reported in the sunday times. what are they saying? >> yes . so the sunday what are they saying? >> yes. so the sunday times are saying that within weeks there's going to be agreements reached with vietnam, turkey and kurdistan in terms of giving them money to beef up security and crackdown on [000:09:32;00] [000:09:32;00]

ed miliband yvette cooper keir starmer's wife, was out on one of those anti—donald trump protests younow, anyway, it's a worrying situation, but we're going to be across it throughout the show. >> that and more, of course. but do get in touch with your thoughts. gbnews.com/yoursay is the way to get involved. all to come after your headlines with tatiana sanchez . tatiana sanchez. >> tom, emily, thank you very much and good afternoon. the top stories. well, it's been announced that the princess of wales is set to attend two remembrance day events this weekend. buckingham palace said princess catherine would attend both the remembrance sunday service at the cenotaph and the festival of remembrance at the royal albert hall tomorrow. but the palace also says that the queen's attendance at remembrance events will be subject to medical advice. nearer to the time. queen camilla is unwell with a chest infection and was forced to pull out of engagements earlier this week . meanwhile, the prince of week. meanwhile, the prince of wales has described the past year as brutal as he's contended with

yvette cooper has brought them back, but now this is embarrassing them a bit.ey're having to say something and this looks like it's going further into it, saying that actually there was like an extensive operation about actually there was like an extensive operation abo

home secretary yvette cooper says the uk will continue to work with international partners to stop peopleggling. >> this is one of the largest ever law enforcement operations against people smuggling gangs, right across europe, with arrests in many different countries, including here in the uk. and it just shows why it's so important for us to work internationally, as we're determined to do with our border security command in order to go after these dangerous gangs that are undermining border security and putting lives at risk. >> today marks 50 years since the birmingham pub bombings, which took place on november 21st, which took place on november zist, 1974. in which took place on november 21st, 1974. in the attack, 21 people were killed and hundreds of others were injured when bombs were detonated at two city centre pubs. later this afternoon , a service including a afternoon, a service including a penod afternoon, a service including a period of silence, is being held outside new street station in birmingham . the second named birmingham. the second named storm of the season is foreca

up new yvette cooper is drawing up new respect orders in a bid to crack down on anti—social behaviourbut the new laws will only apply to over 18 seconds. will they make any difference? and should we take russian threats seriously ? president putin says seriously? president putin says his hypersonic ballistic missile strike on the dnipro was a response to ukraine's use of american and british missiles to hit russian targets. the russian leader has threatened that moscow could carry out attacks on britain and the united states. could we be on the brink of world war iii? and the international criminal court has issued an arrest warrant for israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, declaring that he is guilty of crimes against humanity. after this verdict against one of the uk's closest allies will be asking if it's time for britain to withdraw from the icc . well, that's all from the icc. well, that's all to come in the next hour, but first, your latest news headunes. headlines. >> good evening. it's just gone 6:00. i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines from the gb newsroom. a woman wh

russia has barred cabinet ministers, including angela rayner, yvette cooper and rachel reeves, from entering country under new sanctions published by the foreign affairs ministry. jonathan reynolds and ed miliband are also among the 30 british citizens listed. the russian ministry said it was putting members of the uk's political and military establishment, as well as journalists, on its stop list. it comes as russia earlier on expelled a british diplomat and accused him of spying. downing street has denied these allegations, labelling them as baseless and just briefly, the tobacco and vape spill has cleared its first hurdle in the house of commons this evening. mps voted 415 to 47. that's a majority of 368 to approve the bill. at second reading, conservative party leader kemi badenoch was among the 47 mps to vote against the bill, according to the division list. there was a free vote for tory mps with former health secretary victoria atkins among the 23 conservatives who voted in favour of the bill. the bill will undergo further scrutiny at a later date . those are the a later date. those a

in today's telegraph, the home secretary of yvette cooper , channelling her inner cooper, channellinger king canute, boldly declared britain can't stop small boats by shouting at the sea. which is absolutely right. but unfortunately that's exactly what labour is doing shouting into the sea. labour today announced plans to double funding for its border security command unit, taking the total budget to £150 million. positioned as an innovative approach to the migrant crisis, was obviously not innovative because it's increasing what's been done before and it's therefore a continuation of what therefore a continuation of what the conservatives were doing pnor the conservatives were doing prior to the election . except prior to the election. except labour's plan misses the key ingredient of all an actual deterrent. one of the first things labour did upon entering government was to scrap the rwanda plan as well. crucially as abandoning the criminalisation of illegal migration into this country by small boat. the conservatives recognised that crossing the channel was not a legitimate means o

russia has barred cabinet ministers, including angela rayner , yvette including angela rayner, yvette cooper and rachel reeves, from entering the country under new sanctions published by the foreign affairs ministry. jonathan reynolds and ed miliband are also among the 30 british citizens listed. the russian ministry said it was putting members of the uk's political and military establishment, as well as journalists, on its stop list. it comes as russia earlier on expelled a british diplomat and accused him of spying. downing street has denied these allegations, labelling them as baseless . british troops have baseless. british troops have been drafted in to help the united states air force find out who is responsible for drones flying over three air bases in england, sources have said. a us air force spokesman said earlier this afternoon that a small number of drones had again been spotted flying near us air force bases in suffolk. the development comes after unidentified drones were previously spotted between wednesday and friday of last week over the same three air bases. a ministry of de

the home secretary, yvette cooper, promises a £500 million boost for neighbourhood policing as she tries restore the public's trust in the police service and military border blitz. president elect donald trump is ready to declare a national emergency and use the us military to carry out mass deportations. more on that to come . come. arconic. >> so farmers are descending from all around the country. there's been disruptions on the trains and the tubes this morning because of the weather. but as you can see here, no farmers, no food, no future. the implications of this tax change for the future of this country should not be underestimated . should not be underestimated. lots of farmers here today keen to talk to 6b news and also thanking us for our support on this issue. it's going to be an interesting morning. anything could happen. don't go anywhere. first though, the very latest news with tatiana sanchez . news with tatiana sanchez. >> bev, thank you very much. >> bev, thank you very much. >> at the top story as well. thousands of farmers are set to protest in london today to urge the

we're just watching yvette cooper walking to the podium, expected to speak very shortly.ank you very much. good morning, and thank you, mr president. — good morning, and thank you, mr president, for your opening words _ president, for your opening words it_ president, for your opening words. it is an enormous privilege _ words. it is an enormous privilege and to welcome all of you here — privilege and to welcome all of you here for the 92nd interpol generai— you here for the 92nd interpol general assembly, and it is a pleasure _ general assembly, and it is a pleasure to welcome you to the magnificent and historic city of glasgow, and let me thank our hosts _ of glasgow, and let me thank our hosts for all of the work that— our hosts for all of the work that has_ our hosts for all of the work that has gone into facilitating this hugely important event. can i— this hugely important event. can i also thank the interpol secretary general for your years _ secretary general for your years of _ secretary general for your years of service leading this organisation's vital work, an

in today's telegraph, the home secretary of yvette cooper , channelling her inner cooper, channellinger king canute, boldly declared britain can't stop small boats by shouting at the sea. which is absolutely right. but unfortunately that's exactly what labour is doing shouting into the sea. labour today announced plans to double funding for its border security command unit, taking the total budget to £150 million. positioned as an innovative approach to the migrant crisis, was obviously not innovative because it's increasing what's been done before and it's therefore a continuation of what therefore a continuation of what the conservatives were doing pnor the conservatives were doing prior to the election . except prior to the election. except labour's plan misses the key ingredient of all an actual deterrent. one of the first things labour did upon entering government was to scrap the rwanda plan as well. crucially as abandoning the criminalisation of illegal migration into this country by small boat. the conservatives recognised that crossing the channel was not a legitimate means o