00:00Well, it comes to something, doesn't it, when even on the headlines from the increasingly left-wing BBC, you can
00:06see.
00:08At 10, the man accused of killing Anne Widdicombe has now been charged with a terror offence, and Nigel Farage
00:15was one of the alleged targets.
00:17Joshua Kerry, who's 28, from Rotherham, is accused of one count of the preparation of terrorist acts.
00:24Also tonight, two Iranian nationals who arrived on small boats have been charged with terror offences in an alleged plot
00:31targeting Manchester's Jewish community.
00:34Diesel prices hit a record high of £2 a litre, as world leaders agree emergency measures to increase supply.
00:42Mass school protests in France get uglier. At least 65 people are injured, including 40 headteachers.
00:49And yeah, of course, the Conservative conference underway, the Tories led by Kimmy Bagnock, who has this very strange Conservative
00:59trait, as they all seem to have, of in government.
01:05You can see, for instance, there with a junior ministerial post taking one view on net zero, that cutting emissions
01:12to net zero by 2050 is crucial.
01:15And then, apparently, in opposition, outside of government, taking the opposite view.
01:20Similarly, you can look at this report from 2024.
01:24Kimmy Bagnock rejecting the idea of leaving the ECHR, and now taking the opposite view on migration, taking, it seems,
01:34a different view from before.
01:36And consistency, surely, is very important as to the credibility of a politician.
01:41What we know about the latest polling, as we've seen consistently, this time with Opinion, is you can see here
01:48very clearly, it's a two-horse race.
01:50Anyone else saying anything is just not looking at the political reality.
01:57And this was something that Richard Tyus was speaking about today on the BBC as well.
02:01Pretty much everything. You said, what do people call her? I call her a fantasist.
02:05Yes. I mean, her first fantasy is that she'll still be an MP after the next election.
02:10We intend to win her seat.
02:12The other fantasy is that they could build 50,000 places.
02:16I mean, this is a Conservative Party that took 1,400, sorry, 14 years to build about 500 places.
02:23So to get to 50,000 would take them about 1,400 years.
02:27Seriously, at the end of the day, they had their chance and they blew it.
02:32And people won't forgive and won't forget.
02:33And all she talked about was fixing the problems that the Conservative Party caused in the first place.
02:39Whether it's justice, whether it's tax.
02:41And you do have to look at the very dangerous, precarious situation this country is now in under Labour.
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04:01Because we can see here, borrowing costs rising to their highest since the late 90s.
04:08You can see absolutely the direction the country is going in economically.
04:13We are going to complete rack and ruin.
04:16Also, well done Net Zero.
04:19Absolutely brilliant.
04:20We're going to see energy costs, it seems, surging yet again.
04:25And at the same time, a completely soft on crime government.
04:32There are people who have been let out this week who have committed crimes like actual bodily harm or serial
04:39theft or robbery.
04:40How many of the people who've been let out have been tagged as the government promised they would be?
04:47Well, exactly as you say, there is for the first time a presumption on tagging.
04:50I don't have that figure today.
04:52It only happened on Thursday.
04:53You know, there can be a bit of a lagging.
04:54For some, we tag at prison release when they leave prison because that's a trial that we're doing.
04:59But it sometimes can take a little bit of time.
05:01But for the first time ever, there is that presumption.
05:04But we don't have that number.
05:05But, you know, we're very candid about who's leaving prison and when they do.
05:08And, you know, we put that information to the public domain when we have it.
05:10And unbelievably, when you look into people being released and ankle tags, well, just look at this.
05:17It's the state of the country, again, when it comes to law and order, that before the latest releases of
05:24early release,
05:255,000 people with tagging orders who had not even had devices fitted, 700 refused to consent.
05:33I didn't know it was a choice to a tag being fitted despite it being a condition of them being
05:39out of jail.
05:40And you can see there, long delays are common.
05:44Only 62% of tags fitted within 48 hours.
05:48One in 10 taking five months.
05:50And when a tag is breached, it takes an average of 20 hours for the authorities to find out and
05:55take necessary action.
05:56So that is the state of the country right now.
06:00It really is scary how far standards have fallen.
06:04But please do let me know your thoughts about all that in the comments below.
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