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Bridget Phillipson has reportedly refused to meet with the women of Piddington.

Residents of the small Oxfordshire town have written to every female MP expressing concerns about an army camp is set to house more than 1,200 male migrants.

Ms Phillipson, who serves as Labour’s Women & Equalities Minister, had received letters from local women expressing concern over the proposal.

Shadow Women & Equalities Minister Joy Morrisey told GB News’ Chopper’s Political Podcast: “Labour claim they want to protect women and girls but they’re doing nothing about all of these male migrants coming en masse.

“I asked Bridget Phillipson to meet me to meet the women of Piddington.

“She refused. Straight up refused.”

Ms Morrisey said the villagers were “worried about living in their homes next to unknown male migrants”.

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Britain must be ready for war in 1,000 days, according to Wes Streeting, as Russia intensifies its hybrid warfare against NATO.

The Defence Secretary warned that Britain’s enemies could be in a position to attack the country by 2030 and it must “be ready with our allies to fight and win”.

Mr. Streeting’s message comes after the Government urged households to stockpile supplies in the event of a shut down of critical national infrastructure.

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Matt Goodwin slams Labour government after Housing Secretary Angela Rayner approved a 1,200-plus migrant camp in Piddington

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Kelvin MacKenzie and Patrick Christys are joined by The Spectator’s deputy editor Freddy Gray for another outspoken episode of Off the Record.

The panel discuss Russell Brand’s conviction, the media’s past relationship with him and Labour’s decision to engage with him in 2015. They also debate crime and policing, including the extraordinary story of a homeowner who found a stranger asleep on his sofa.

Patrick gives his verdict on Nigel Farage and whether Reform looks ready to govern, while Freddy asks whether people are too quick to write off Donald Trump’s political movement.

Plus, Kelvin has some strong words about Prince Harry and the panel discuss the treatment of Irish veterans.

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A Piddington resident has told GB News how she feels “betrayed” by the government after approved plans to convert a Ministry of Defence site into asylum seeker accommodation.

Communities Secretary Angela Rayner has approved full planning permission, a decision welcomed by the Home Office, who want to end the use of asylum hotels.

The small Oxfordshire village, home to just 350 people, has been relentlessly fighting back against attempts to house migrants near their community.

Speaking to GB News’ Will Godley, Gina Perkin – whose young son wrote a letter to Andy Burnham about the decision – said: “I feel betrayed. It shows me that we are not living in a democracy. We have voices and very valid concerns that have not been listened to. Multiple times the government have said we are listening to the concerns. They haven’t. They haven’t even been here.”

In a statement following the decision, a Home Office spokesperson told GB News: “Planning permission allows us to continue to progress the use of MOD Bicester. However, a final decision to proceed is yet to be taken.

“The Government is working on a fairer distribution of asylum accommodation across the country, with over £1billion saved in costs since the election.

“This includes closing all asylum hotels and moving to alternative accommodation, including former military sites. These are designed to be self-contained, with 24/7 security and CCTV, to minimise the impact on the local community.”

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