i'm mystified as to why yvette cooper and keir starmer are refusing to get to the truth of that. to see the people involved there held to account as well. >> see what louise casey's review finds on that one. there you have it, martin. chris philp, the tories here, not in power now, had 14 years, didn't do it. but trying to force the government to accept a legally binding annual cap on migration. and we'll hear shortly , maybe at and we'll hear shortly, maybe at some point what that cap might be back to you. >> yeah. how long is a piece of string? thank you very, very much, chris. always a pleasure to have you on the show. thank you. just returning now to the breaking news story coming from the north sea this afternoon, as more than 30 casualties have been brought ashore after a cargo vessel collided with an oil tanker, and some crew members are yet to be accounted for, with both vessels ablaze. as you can see on your screen there off the coast of east yorkshire. what we know thus far is that the two vessels, one was a us registered oil tanker. that's the stena immaculate, believe

and that's why the home secretary, yvette cooper, is leading our work around police reform.itious agenda. >> and it. >> also involves, i think, more education and support for our young people, too, so that they understand what healthy relationships look like and that they're in a position to really understand what's going on in teenage relationships, as well as later through life. >> bridget phillips from there. talking. interestingly enough. >> about healthy relationships and how important that is. >> and of. >> course. >> the survey. >> from julia. >> gillard's the women's leadership institute at king's college, their key. >> finding. >> giuliana, was that gen z men and women are most divided on. gender equality in. >> any generation. >> that's fascinating. and it's really i mean, i'm trying to gather more insight into how gen z thinks about things. so really interesting to see the division within gen z around gender issues. what should we read into that? >> i think that the gen z men, according to the study, are saying that. they actually feel discriminated against. so i.

and that's what yvette cooper should be focusing on. >> exactly. >> exactly. >> not tagging.s is just a political pr. oh, we really are doing something about this, you know, and not thinking it through. because most people, i think, will take exactly your view. nana just deport them, get them out. if they want to appeal against that, then they can do it. >> do it from. >> do it from. >> abroad. >> abroad. >> not do it from abroad. and also. britain's i think also these people know how to take these people know how to take the tags off as well. so it's a. >> bit silly to go further than just tackling the human rights lawyers. it's the whole judicial system because, you know, it doesn't happen in germany. in other countries they have the same human rights laws. it's just that our lawyers, through case law have brought in these rules through the back door, which which are now it's. >> basically usurping parliament. yeah. that's, that's that's the that's the answer to this is to, to deal with that issue. absolutely. >> and we're all paying for that, by the way, all the appeals an

i mean, i think just yesterday i mean, i thinkjust yesterday or the other day yvette cooper was in franceg, willing who will be willing, will it not end up dissecting and making nato less relevant? well, i�*ll be bringing you lots more reaction to the prime minister�*s announcement over the ukraine conflict over the next houn ukraine conflict over the next hour. i've got to say a huge thank you to my panel, political commentator lee harris. thank you very much. also, labour activist chris warrell for joining me. don�*t go anywhere. i�*ll see you in the next hour, but now i�*ll leave you with some but now i'll leave you with some weather. we'll dissect all of thatin weather. we'll dissect all of that in a matter of moments time. stay with me. this is gb news. >> ooh. a chilly start will give way to a lovely warm afternoon. boxt heat pumps sponsors of weather on gb news. >> good afternoon. welcome to your latest gb news weather from the met office. high pressure stays in charge of our weather across the southern half of the uk over the next couple of days, but low pressure never too far awa

okay, what happened to my father should never have happened, says katie amos as home secretary yvette cooper rejects calls for a pubuc cooper rejects calls for a public inquiry into the death of her father, david davis. she described the decision as an absolute insult and betrayal to her family. we'll have the latest on that breaking story andifs latest on that breaking story and it's a heartbreaking story. it really is. and some more breaking news. in just the last few minutes, the home office have confirmed that the anti—semitic palestinian asylum seeker abu wadee, who crossed the channel last week, has been arrested. at least 150 migrants have crossed the channel illegally this morning, in an unprecedented 10th straight day of small boat crossings. it takes the total, who've crossed since the 1st of march, to more than 2200. we're getting the latest with our homeland security editor, and it's commonwealth day. we'll be live at westminster abbey throughout the afternoon. >> yeah, i'm live outside westminster abbey right now. the ceremony kicks off this afternoon. the 56 commonwealth countr

so we intend to go and see sir keir and yvette cooper on wednesday and invite them to reconsider theirn. they absolutely have to. >> and the prime minister requested that meeting. so you would hope that he has some openness to reconsidering the issue? >> yeah, absolutely. right. and i'm sorry to be speaking for katy, but these are some, you know, quite, quite technical issues. this is a meeting that we have not requested. this is a meeting that sir keir has requested. and we suspect that what he wanted to do was to invite katy and her mother in to basically just pat them on the head and say, there, there. there's nothing more we can do now. move on with the rest of your lives. and it's only through our intervention and jacob, your intervention and colleagues here in westminster that all of a sudden it's looking that al

so we intend to go and see sir keir and yvette cooper on wednesday and invite them to reconsider theirsolutely have to. >> and the prime minister requested that meeting. so you would hope requested that meeting.

yvette cooper says it's hard to see how an inquiry would go beyond the trial of terrorist ali harbi ali a recent prevent review. the attacker, an islamic state fanatic, was referred to prevent years before stabbing the veteran mp to death at his constituency surgery in 2021. sir david's widow is urging the prime minister to reconsider. ahead of their meeting on wednesday , and the meeting on wednesday, and the king attended the annual commonwealth day event at westminster abbey with the queen, prince and princess of wales, as well as the prime minister and a2000 strong congregation. in his commonwealth day message, the king said restoring the disrupted harmony of our entire planet is the most important task facing humanity. outside was a large protest by the anti—monarchy group republic, who held up not my king and down with the crown placards from an area across from the abbey. >> not my king. >> not my king. >> those are the latest gb news headlines. now it's back to michelle. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or g

waltz home secretary yvette cooper done well, agreed to send even more money to the french.s extended that deal until 2027. oh, but it's on one condition. okay. that they build a £125 million migrant detention centre in dunkirk. yeah. all right then. they were supposed to do that years ago. it's been held up due to planning rules. i mean, this mythical migrant detention centre was part of the £480 million britain agreed to pay for additional border patrols and surveillance equipment, such as drones and night vision binoculars. why are we even paying for that? can't the french afford night vision binoculars? you are paying for 730 of the 1200 french police officers dedicated to patrolling france's northern border. the french, after all these years, have literally only just passed have literally onlyjust passed the law to allow police officers to intercept migrant boats in shallow water. so this whole time they were operating under a law that prevented them from stopping migrant boats in the water, which is why people smugglers have been putting people in boats in rivers that

waltz home secretary yvette cooper done well, agreed to send even more money to the french. extended that deal until 2027. oh, but it's on one condition. okay. that they build a £125 million migrant detention centre in dunkirk. yeah. all right then. they were supposed to do that years ago. it's been held up due to planning rules. i mean, this mythical migrant detention centre was part of the £480 million britain agreed to pay for additional border patrols and surveillance equipment, such as drones and night vision binoculars. why are we even paying for that? can't the french afford night vision binoculars? you are paying for 730 of the 1200 french police officers dedicated to patrolling france's northern border. the french, after all these years, have literally only just passed have literally onlyjust passed the law to allow police officers to intercept migrant boats in shallow water. so this whole time they were operating under a law that prevented them from stopping migrant boats in the water, which is why people smugglers have been putting people in boats in rivers that l