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Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch takes aim at Labour’s record on illegal migration, declaring that there is still a “small boat crisis” as crossings continue in the English Channel. Badenoch also sets out the Conservatives’ approach to welfare and the growing benefits bill, while defending the triple lock on state pensions and arguing that economic growth must remain a priority.

Badenoch also addresses defence and the Falkland Islands, insisting that the islands are British and criticising Argentine President Javier Milei’s position. She calls on Andy Burnham to increase defence spending amid concerns over Argentina, before turning her attention to Green Party leader Zack Polanski and his plans to stand in the Holborn and St Pancras by-election.

Meanwhile, Christopher Hope questions Badenoch on her relationship with the new Prime Minister, asking whether she is “flirting” with him, while Hope also analyses Badenoch’s political position and her efforts to make the Conservative Party electable again.

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“If you have an issue with it, you’re far right or racist!”

Watch as Susan Hall joins Britain’s News Room to debate whether Notting Hill Carnival has outgrown its West London roots, following its record arrests across this year’s event.

A record 636 people were arrested at this year’s Notting Hill Carnival over the bank holiday weekend, according to the latest figures from Scotland Yard.

Those arrested included individuals suspected of sexual offences, assault, and possession of weapons, including a handgun.

The Metropolitan Police confirmed the total number of arrests as 242 arrests on Sunday and 394 on Monday.

Additionally, 193 arrests took place on the approaches to the event.

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Watch as Dawn Neesom clashes with guest Norman Baker as he argues that most rape and sexual offences are committed by partners, while facing relentless questioning over ‘rapey migrants’.

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A grandmother has been ordered to remove a street garden she has tended for more than 25 years in northwest London after her council said it was attracting anti-social behaviour.

Katharine Hoskyns, an 89-year-old retired teacher, transformed the space outside her home in St John’s Wood with pots of tomatoes, geraniums and herbs, as well as a bench where neighbours stop to talk.

But Westminster Council have issued her with a notice to remove the plants and benches after some residents reportedly complained.

Joined by her sister-in-law, Catherine, Katharine told GB News’ Will Godley about the joy the garden has brought the community.

She said: “I think community enjoy it. Everybody who comes up to me says they really appreciate it.”

In a statement, Westminster City Council said: “Residents should be able to live without anti-social behaviour impacting on their lives. Moving this bench will help reduce the recent disturbance in the area.

“We remain hopeful that we can resolve the situation amicably.”

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Nigel Farage speaks exclusively to GB News following his swearing-in as the MP for Clacton, after what he describes as a “historic victory”. Farage reflects on his return to Parliament, the reaction he received in the Commons and the role of Richard Tice and the Reform UK team as he prepares to travel around the country once again. He also reveals plans for another nationwide tour as he sets out his priorities following his return to Westminster.

Farage also takes aim at the Conservative leadership, branding Kemi Badenoch a “copycat Kemi” following her shadow cabinet reshuffle. He reacts to Keir Starmer stepping down as the MP for Holborn and St Pancras, saying “he is going quietly” and describing the situation as “a bit hypocritical”. The Reform UK leader also discusses the growing political battles facing the government and opposition as Westminster continues to shift.

During the interview with Christopher Hope, Farage addresses the investigation surrounding the £5 million donation from Christopher Harborne, insisting that he is “constantly under investigation” and calling the situation serious. He also hits out at Andy Burnham over Britain’s debt crisis and responds to questions over whether the investigation could ultimately lead to another by-election in Clacton.

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